Telefunken S460 User manual

MOBILE PHONE
S460
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SCOPE OF DELIVERY .................................................................................................................1
2. CONTROL ELEMENTS................................................................................................................2
2.1 DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................3
3. UNDERSTANDING YOUR PHONE .............................................................................................4
4. GETTING STARTED.....................................................................................................................5
4.1 Removing or attaching the back cover...................................................................................5
4.2 Removing or inserting the battery...........................................................................................6
4.3 Inserting or removing the mini-SIM card and microSD card ..................................................6
4.4 Charging the battery ...............................................................................................................7
5. INITIAL SETUP.............................................................................................................................7
5.1 Powering On / O your phone ................................................................................................7
5.2 First time setup .......................................................................................................................7
5.3 Entering the PIN code.............................................................................................................8
6. USEFUL TIPS...............................................................................................................................8
6.1 General tips.............................................................................................................................8
6.2 Changing the display ..............................................................................................................8
6.3 Entering and editing text.........................................................................................................9
7. STATUS BAR ICONS ...................................................................................................................9
8. USING THE PHONE BOOK.........................................................................................................9
8.1 Contact list..............................................................................................................................9
8.2 Adding a contact...................................................................................................................10
8.3 Searching for a contact.........................................................................................................10
8.4 Editing a contact...................................................................................................................10
8.5 Deleting a contact.................................................................................................................11
8.6 Photo contacts......................................................................................................................11
8.7 Contact list settings ..............................................................................................................11
9. SOS FUNCTION.........................................................................................................................12
10.MAKING A CALL .......................................................................................................................13
10.1 Placing a call and ending a call...........................................................................................13
10.2 Answering / declining a call ................................................................................................13
10.3 Speed dial ...........................................................................................................................13
10.4 Voicemail.............................................................................................................................14
11.CALL HISTORY..........................................................................................................................14
12.MESSAGING ..............................................................................................................................15
12.1 Sending a message ............................................................................................................15
12.2 Managing messages...........................................................................................................15
12.3 Changing messaging settings.............................................................................................16
13.TOOLS........................................................................................................................................16
13.1 Alarms .................................................................................................................................16
13.2 Calendar..............................................................................................................................17
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Adding an event to the calendar �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������17
13.3 Calculator............................................................................................................................18
13.4 Torch ...................................................................................................................................18
13.5 File manager .......................................................................................................................18
14.MULTIMEDIA .............................................................................................................................19
14.1 Camera ...............................................................................................................................19
14.2 Image viewer.......................................................................................................................19
14.3 Video recorder.....................................................................................................................19
14.4 Video player ........................................................................................................................19
14.5 Audio player ........................................................................................................................20
14.6 Sound recorder ...................................................................................................................20
14.7 FM Radio.............................................................................................................................20
15.SETTINGS ..................................................................................................................................21
15.1 Proles ................................................................................................................................21
15.2 Phone..................................................................................................................................22
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15.3 Network settings .................................................................................................................23
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15.4 Speed dial ...........................................................................................................................23
15.5 Security settings .................................................................................................................23
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15.6 Bluetooth.............................................................................................................................23
15.7 Call settings ........................................................................................................................24
15.8 Restore factory settings......................................................................................................25
16.SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..........................................................................................................25
16.1 Mobile phone ......................................................................................................................25
16.2 Network services and costs................................................................................................26
16.3 Radio wave exposure .........................................................................................................26
16.4 Precautions for use while driving .......................................................................................26
16.5 Medical devices/pacemakers .............................................................................................26
16.6 Hearing protection .............................................................................................................26
16.7 Precautions for electronic devices .....................................................................................27
16.8 Precautions for use in potentially explosive atmospheres .................................................27
16.9 Safety and general use in vehicles .....................................................................................27
16.10 Aircraft safety ...................................................................................................................27
16.11 Battery use .......................................................................................................................27
16.12 Power adaptor ..................................................................................................................28

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16.13 Precautions .......................................................................................................................28
17.CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS .....................................................................................................29
18.TECHNICAL DATA .....................................................................................................................29
Specic Absorption Rate (SAR) .................................................................................................29
19.DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS......................................................................................................30
Recycling of electrical and electronic equipment .......................................................................30
Battery recycling .........................................................................................................................30
20.WARRANTY AND AFTER-SALES SERVICE ............................................................................30
After-sales service information....................................................................................................30
Manufacturer information............................................................................................................30

SCOPE OF DELIVERY 1
DEAR CUSTOMER,
Thank you for choosing our mobile phone. By reading this instruction manual before using your
phone, you will gain a good understanding of the phone's key functions.
This phone is designed for 2G cellular networks. In addition to the basic calling and messaging
functions, it allows you to use the phone book, ringtones, clock/alarm, calendar, image viewer, video
player, camera, FM radio, calculator, torch, and more.
This phone meets the 2G standards and has been certied by all relevant organisations worldwide.
Please note that the contents of this instruction manual are subject to change without prior notice.
1. SCOPE OF DELIVERY
Please make sure all of the following items are included in the box. If anything is missing, contact
your retailer immediately.
1. S460 mobile phone
2. Wired earbuds with a microphone
3. Rechargeable Li-ion battery
4. Travel charger
5. Charging cradle
6. Quick Start Guide
7. EU Declaration of Conformity

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2. CONTROL ELEMENTS
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2.1 DESCRIPTION
1 Receiver
2 Screen
3Navigation keys (up, down, left, and right) and OK key
4Left soft key / Options
5 Call key
6 M1 - Direct memory key
7Camera shortcut key
8 1 / Voicemail key
9International call prex / Symbol key
10 0 / Space key
11 # / Input method / Ring mode key
12 Alphanumeric keypad
13 M2 - Direct memory key
14 End call / Return home / Power key
15 Right soft key / Return
16 Volume keys (up and down)
17 Torch key
18 Wrist strap attachment point
19 Camera
20 Torch / Flash
21 Secondary screen
22 Speaker
23 SOS button
24 Charging cradle contact
25 USB-C port
26 Headset jack

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3. UNDERSTANDING YOUR PHONE
PART DESCRIPTION
Call key Press to make or answer a phone call.
Press to view the call history.
End call / Return home /
Power key
Long press to power the phone on or off.
Press to end a call.
Press to return to the home screen.
Navigation keys
 Press to go up, down, left, or right in the calendar, image list, etc.
Press to use the top, bottom, left, or right button on the screen.
 Press from the home screen to access the function assigned
to this key (For more info, see "Dedicated Key" on page 22).
Press or to move the cursor in edit mode.
Press or to adjust the setting using a slider.
M1 / M2
Assignable direct memory keys (For more info, see "12.3 Speed
dial" on page 13).
Main screen
Displays messages, images, date, time, status icons, etc.
Turns on when you open the phone cover and turns off when
you close the phone cover.
Left soft key
Press to select the item displayed in the lower-left corner of the
screen. The following are the common use cases:
Press to open the Menu from the home screen.
Press to access the options available to the current function.
Press to open or confirm the highlighted item in a list.
Right soft key
Press to select the item displayed in the lower-right corner of the
screen.
The following are the common use cases:
Press to open Phonebook from the home screen.
Press to delete characters before the cursor in edit mode.
Press to return to the previous screen or close a dialog box.
OK key
Press to open the Menu from the home screen.
Press to open the current app in the Menu.
Press to open or confirm the highlighted item in a list.
Press to answer Yes to a question displayed on the screen.
 Press to take a picture or start/pause/resume video recording
using the Camera app.
Press to use the central button on the screen.
Camera key
Press to open the Camera app from the home screen and take
pictures or record videos.
Receiver Lets you hear the caller and voice prompts or messages.
LED indicators
These indicators light up to inform you of key events.
 - You have an incoming call or missed call(s).
- The battery is charging.
Volume keys (up and down)
The secondary screen gives you an easily accesible view of the time,
date and provides a quick overview of missed calls and messages.
Torch key Long press to turn the torch on or o.

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PART DESCRIPTION
USB-C port Allows you to charge the battery. Also allows you to transfer data
to or from another device when a microSD card is installed.
3.5 mm headset jack
Allows you to plug in the supplied wired earbuds with a microphone
or other earphones for hands-free conversations or listening to
audio.
Flip-opening cover
 Open the cover to reveal the keypad to dial a number or answer
an incoming call (if this answer mode has been turned on in
Settings).
Close the cover to end a call.
 Double-press to enter the international call prex (+) from the
home screen. To make an international call, enter a +, followed
by the country code and the desired number without the 0 at
the beginning.
Press to access the symbol list in edit mode.
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Press to dial "1" from the home screen.
Long press to enter "1" in edit mode.
Press repeatedly to select and enter a common symbol in edit
mode.
 Press and hold to connect to your voicemail from the home
screen.
Press to dial "#" from the home screen.
Press to change the input method in edit mode.
Press and hold to toggle between your last used and the silent
ring modes from the home screen.
4. GETTING STARTED
The topics in this section will help you prepare your phone, battery, mini-SIM card, microSD card (required
for camera & multimedia functions), and charger.
WARNINGS:
 Your device and its accessories are not toys. They may contain small parts. Keep
them out of the reach of small children.
 Do not let children use the device and/or play with the device and accessories
without supervision.
Inserting an accessory into the incorrect jack/port may damage the phone.
The mains adaptor is the cuto system for electrical supply to the device. The power socket must
be close to the device and easily accessible.
4.1 Removing or attaching the back cover
The groove in the lower-left corner of the back of the phone can be used to remove the back cover.
With a ngernail or an opening tool, pry open the edge of the back cover and pull it up to remove it.
After the battery is inserted, replace the back cover as shown below. Firmly press all corners of the
back cover until it is fully xed in place.

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4.2 Removing or inserting the battery
Remove the back cover before removing or inserting the battery.
To remove the battery, insert a fingernail or an opening tool into the gap on top of the battery and
lift the battery.
 To insert the battery, point the battery contacts downwards towards the contact points of the
battery compartment. Click the battery into place and attach the back cover.
Note: This mobile phone is intended to be used with the supplied battery only.
4.3 Inserting or removing the mini-SIM card and microSD card
To use all your mobile phone services you must subscribe to a mobile network that will provide you
with a mini-SIM card assigned with a unique mobile number. To make phone calls, a valid mini-SIM
card must be inserted.
Power o the phone and remove the back cover and
battery before inserting or removing the mini-SIM card
or microSD card.
To insert a mini-SIM card into the card slot, slide it in
with the gold-coloured contacts facing down and the
bevelled edge pointing at the left side.
 To insert a microSD card, with a ngernail, slide the
metal cover to the left to unlock and pull it up. Put a
microSD card into the card slot. Finally, close the metal
cover and slide it to the right to lock it.
WARNING: Do not bend or scratch your mini-SIM card. Avoid exposing your mini-
SIM card to static electricity, water, or dirt. If you lose the card, contact your network
operator immediately.
SD
CARD

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4.4 Charging the battery
For the first and subsequent uses, charge the phone battery until it
is fully charged. The icon is displayed in the upper-right corner
of the main screen. The icon means that the battery is low.
Insert the small plug of the charging cable into the charging port at
the bottom of the phone. Insert the big plug into the USB port of the
supplied adaptor, a power bank, or a powered computer. Charging will
start automatically. The icon will be displayed once the battery is
fully charged. Unplug the adapter and disconnect it from the phone
when you see this icon.
 You can also charge your phone using the charging cradle. Insert the
small plug of the charging cable into the charging port on the back
of the cradle. Insert the power plug into a power socket. Place the
closed phone in the cradle and ensure the phone's LED indicators face towards the front of the
cradle. The icon will be displayed once the battery is fully charged. Remove the phone from
the cradle and unplug the adapter when you see this icon.
NOTES:
 When a travel charger and its accessories are used to charge the battery, please check if they are
original or recognised by the original manufacturer. Using other accessories can damage your
mobile phone and present a risk.
Always use the accessories indoors and in a dry place.
Do not throw the battery into a fire. Damaged batteries can cause an explosion.
Refer to the detailed safety instructions concerning the precautions for use of the battery.
 Do not leave the battery connected to a charger for longer than 12 hours. Overcharging may
shorten its life.
5. INITIAL SETUP
5.1 Powering On / O your phone
Before powering on your phone, make sure you have charged its battery.
To power on your phone, long press until the main screen turns on. If passwords are
required to unlock the phone and/or mini-SIM card, enter them correctly using the keypad. Once
unlocked, the phone shows you the home screen. If no SIM card is inserted or if the SIM card is
damaged, the screen indicates “Insert SIM”.
To power off your phone, long press .
5.2 First time setup
When you power on your phone for the rst time with a SIM card installed, you will be prompted
to complete the following steps.
1. Select a language: Press the or key to select your preferred display language, then select
OK to confirm.
2. Set the date and time: Press the or key to select the input fields and use the number
keys to enter values. To select a digit position, press the or key. To turn on or off daylight
saving, press the or key. Select Save to confirm the settings.
3. Enter the PIN code (if required): Use the keypad to input numbers, then select OK to confirm.

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Tips:
You can skip Step 1 or Step 2 above by selecting Back.
 To set the date and time later, go to Menu > Settings > Phone > Time and date > Set time/date.
To change the display language later, go to Menu > Settings > Phone > Languages.
5.3 Entering the PIN code
If a mini-SIM card is installed and it is secured, your phone will request the PIN (Personal Identication
Number) code. In this case, please use the keypad to enter the PIN code and select OK to conrm.
Notes:
-You have only 3 attempts to enter the PIN code every time you switch on your phone. Restarting
the phone will allow you to get another 3 attempts. If you enter the wrong PIN code 3 times in a
row, the mini-SIM card will be locked and can only be unlocked with the associated PUK (Personal
Unblocking Key) code.
-If the PUK code was not provided to you, please contact your mobile service provider. If you enter
the wrong PUK code 10 times in a row, the mini-SIM card will be permanently locked and you will
lose all data stored in it.
To enable or disable the PIN code for the installed mini-SIM card, go to Menu > Settings > Security
settings > SIM security > PIN lock, select On or O, enter the PIN code using the keypad, and
select OK.
To change the PIN code for the installed mini-SIM card, make sure you have enabled the PIN code,
then go to Menu > Settings > Security settings > SIM security > Change PIN, select OK, enter
the current PIN code and a new PIN code (4 to 8 digits long) using the keypad, and select OK.
6. USEFUL TIPS
6.1 General tips
To open the Menu, press or OK from the home screen. After opening the Menu, press any
of the navigation keys to select dierent menu items (Phonebook, Messages, Settings, etc.).
To navigate up or down, press or . To navigate left or right, press or .
To access the options available to the current function, press .
To confirm a choice, press OK.
To go back or cancel the current operation, press .
Press to instantly return to the home screen.
From the home screen, press and hold to toggle between your last used and the silent ring
modes.
The default password for the phone lock is “0000”.
6.2 Changing the display
To change the wallpaper for the home screen, go to Menu > Settings > Phone > Display >
Wallpapers and select a picture from the system or the installed microSD card.
To adjust the screen brightness,go to Menu > Settings > Phone > Display >LCD backlight
>Brightness, select a desired brightness by pressing or and select OK. Note: The higher
the brightness, the shorter the battery life.
To set the length of time before the screen automatically turns off, go to Menu > Settings >
Phone > Display >LCD backlight >Time (sec), select a desired time by pressing or and
select OK. Note: The longer this time, the shorter the battery life.

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6.3 Entering and editing text
When your phone is in edit mode, the default input method is sentence case (the first character of
a sentence is automatically capitalized).
Press the key to cycle through Abc, ABC, abc and 123 input methods.
 For normal text input, press a number key (2-9) repeatedly until the desired character is displayed.
If the character you want is entered by the same key as the previous character, press that key after
the previous character is no longer highlighted.
To enter a space, press the 0key.
To move the cursor left or right one step at a time, press the left or right navigation key. Press the
up and down navigation keys to move the cursor to the previous and next lines respectively.
 To delete the already entered characters or symbols, press to delete anything before the cursor
one at a time. Press and hold to continuously delete the entered text.
To quickly enter a common punctuation mark or symbol in Abc/ABC/abc input mode, press the
1 key one or more times to cycle through a list until the desired punctuation mark or symbol is
highlighted.
To enter a symbol (including punctuation mark), press the key to display the symbol table, press
the navigation keys to highlight the desired symbol, and press OK.
7. STATUS BAR ICONS
ICON STATUS ICON STATUS
No signal or no SIM card inserted MicroSD card inserted
Cellular network signal strength (full) Headset connected
Bluetooth®active Silent mode
Battery (full charge) Ring only mode
Missed call(s) Vibrate only mode
Unread message(s) Vibrate and ring mode
Alarm set and on Vibrate then ring mode
8. USING THE PHONE BOOK
8.1 Contact list
The Phonebook app stores your contact list. Your contact list is where you save contact information
for the people you know, including their names, phone numbers and photos. Contacts can be saved
on the SIM card or phone memory.
To open the contact list, use either of the following methods:
-Press from the home screen.
-Go to Menu > Phonebook.

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Tips:
-Your phone always lists your contacts alphabetically by name.
-On the contact list, you can nd out where your contacts are stored by looking at the symbols
beside the contact names. The SIM card and phone symbols denote contacts are stored on the
SIM card and phone memory respectively.
-When the contact list is not empty, press or to highlight an existing contact.
-If the highlighted contact has a phone number, a preview of the number appears immediately
below or above the contact name.
-Press OK to view the highlighted contact's details.
-Press to view the available options for the highlighted contact.
8.2 Adding a contact
To add a contact, follow the steps below:
1. Select Add new contact at the top of the contact list, then press OK to conrm. Alternatively,
select a phone number in the call history or dial a phone number from the home screen, press
and select Save to Phonebook, then press OK to conrm.
2. Select either To SIM or To Phone to specify the location for storing the new contact, then press
OK to conrm.
3. On the New contact screen, enter the contact's name and phone number. If you chose To Phone
in the previous step, you can also assign a picture and a ringtone to the contact.
-Press or to move from one input field to another.
-To assign a picture, select Caller picture, press or to select From camera or From file,
press and select From camera or From file again, and take a picture with the camera or
select a picture file from the microSD card. Notes: The resolution of the assigned picture must
not exceed 240x320 pixels. Otherwise, you will see an error message saying "File not found" or
"Unsupported resolution". The assigned picture will appear on the screen when you call or are
called by the associated contact.
-To assign a ringtone provided by your phone, select Caller ringtone, then press or to
select a ringtone.
-To assign an audio file stored on the microSD card as the ringtone, select Caller ringtone,
press or to select From file, press and select From file again, and select an audio file
from the microSD card.
4. Press and select Save to save the contact.
Tip: To save a contact, you must enter at least a name or phone number on the New contact screen.
8.3 Searching for a contact
To search for a contact, follow the steps below:
1. From the contact list, enter a keyword using the keypad. The keyword is case-insensitive and must
be a contact's name or the starting part of the name. If there are one or more contacts whose
names match the keyword, they will appear above the keyword input field. If no contact was found
with the keyword, your phone displays "Empty" in the centre of the screen.
2. If one or more contacts were found, press or to highlight a contact in the list and press OK
to view the contact's details.
8.4 Editing a contact
To edit a contact, follow the steps below:
1. Press or to highlight the contact in the contact list.
2. Press OK to view the contact's details.
3. Press and select Edit.
4. Make changes to the contact's details. To learn how to make changes, see Step 3 in "8.2 Adding
a contact" on page 10.

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5. Press and select Save to save the changes.
8.5 Deleting a contact
To delete a contact, follow the steps below:
1. Press or to highlight the contact in the contact list.
2. Press and select Delete.
3. Press or OK to confirm the deletion.
8.6 Photo contacts
A photo contact is a special type of contact. You can assign a picture and a ringtone to a photo
contact in addition to a name and a phone number. Your phone always shows each contact's picture
when you view the photo contact list. You phone allows you to create up to 8 photo contacts.
Note: Photo contacts are stored separately from the contact list. You cannot search for them. Any
operation such as Delete all contacts you perform on the contact list will not aect photo contacts.
To create a photo contact, follow the steps below:
1. Go to Menu > Phonebook > Photo contact, then press OK to conrm.
2. Press or to select an empty contact and press . Tip: An empty contact uses the default
contact picture and is named Empty.
3. On the Edit screen, enter the contact's name and phone number. Also, assign a picture and a
ringtone to the contact to more easily distinguish them.
-Press or to move from one input field to another.
-To assign a picture, select Caller picture, press OK, select From camera or From file,and
take a picture with the camera or select a picture file from the microSD card. Tip: The assigned
picture will appear on the screen when you call or are called by the associated contact.
-To assign a ringtone provided by your phone, select Caller ringtone, press OK, then press
or to select a ringtone.
-To assign an audio file stored on the microSD card as the ringtone, select Caller ringtone,
press OK,press or to select Select from file, and select an audio file from the microSD
card.
4. Press and select Save to save the contact.
Tip: To save a photo contact, you must enter at least a name or phone number on the Edit screen.
To access photo contacts, use either of the following methods:
-Press from the home screen, then press or to scroll through the photo contact list. If
you choose this method, the only operation you can perform is to press a number key (1-8) to
call the associated contact.
-Go to Menu > Phonebook > Photo contact, press OK to conrm, then press or to scroll
through the photo contact list. If you choose this method, you can press or OK and choose
to send SMS to, call, edit or delete the displayed contact that is not empty. You can also press
to directly call this contact.
8.7 Contact list settings
To view the contact list settings that are available, select any existing contact, then press and
select Phonebook settings.
The following settings are available:
Setting Description
Preferred storage Choose to use the SIM card, the Phone memory, or Both to save new contacts.
The default choice is Both.

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Setting Description
Memory status View the used storage and total storage of the SIM card and phone memory.
Copy contacts Copy all contacts from the SIM card to the phone memory or the other way
round.
Move contacts Move all contacts from the SIM card to the phone memory or the other way
round.
Delete all contacts Delete all contacts from the SIM card or phone memory.
9. SOS FUNCTION
The SOS function allows you to set up to 5 contacts to be your emergency contacts, who will be
notied when you require assistance from them. The SOS function is deactivated by default.
To access the SOS settings, go to Menu > SOS setting. The following settings are available:
Setting Description
Owner Info
Enter the information about yourself. In case of accident it can be very
important to give as much information as possible about yourself to the
emergency services. So we recommend that you enter this information.
Status Turn the SOS function on or o. The default value is O. You must turn on
this function before you can activate it.
SOS number
View, enter or edit the phone numbers of your emergency contacts.
Notes:
-You need to manually enter each phone number. You cannot select phone
numbers from your contact list.
-If the SOS number list is empty, your phone shows you the screen for this
setting after you activate the SOS function.
SOS SMS ON/OFF
Turn SOS SMS on or o. The default value is On. If SOS SMS is on, your
phone sends the SOS message specied by the SOS SMS setting to each
emergency contact it calls.
SOS SMS View or edit the SOS message to be sent to each emergency contact called
by your phone. The default SOS message is "Help me!".
Warning Tone status
Turn the warning tone on or o. The default value is On. If the warning tone
is on, your phone emits a loud warning tone after you activate the SOS
function.
Notes:
-You cannot change the warning tone or adjust its volume.
-Your phone will still emit the warning tone when it's in the silent ring
mode.
Notes:
-Important: An emergency contact must conrm an SOS call by pressing the 0 key on their phone
within 20 seconds of answering the call. Otherwise, your phone will hang up and call the next
emergency contact. It is imperative that you inform all your emergency contacts of this in advance.
-The SOS function can be activated only when your phone has a valid mini-SIM card installed and
is on. You can activate the SOS function when your phone is open or closed.
To activate the SOS function, ensure your phone is on and press and hold the SOS button on the
back of your phone for 2-3 seconds. Your phone will display a countdown of 3 seconds on the
screen and activate the SOS function at the end of the countdown.

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-The phone will start emitting the warning tone if the warning tone setting is on.
-Your phone will start calling your emergency contacts one by one starting from the rst one until
an emergency contact answers the call and presses the 0 key on their phone within 20 seconds,
or you press or to deactivate the SOS function.
-After an emergency contact answers the call, they will hear a repeated voice message telling them
this is an emergency call and they need to press the 0 key to accept.
-For each contact it calls, your phone will keep calling for 20 seconds before trying the next
emergency contact.
-If none of your emergency contacts answers the call and presses the 0 key on their phone within
20 seconds, your phone will restart calling your emergency contacts one by one starting from the
rst one. Your phone will do so only twice.
-If SOS SMS is on, your phone will send the SOS message to each contact it calls.
-In case you activate the SOS function by mistake, you can deactivate it by pressing or .
10. MAKING A CALL
10.1 Placing a call and ending a call
To call a phone number that is not in your contact list, return to the home screen, use the keypad to
dial the desired number, and press .
Tips:
-If you dial the wrong number, delete the incorrect digits by pressing .
-You can save the dialed number to your contact list by selecting Options > Save to Phonebook.
To call a phone number that is in your contact list, go to Menu > Phonebook,select the desired
contact from your contact list, and press .
To end a call, press .
10.2 Answering / declining a call
To answer a call when your phone rings or vibrates, press or .
To decline a call when your phone rings or vibrates, press . The caller will be transferred to your
voicemail if you have set up your voicemail.
Tips:
-To mute the ringtone of an incoming call, press .
-You can adjust the volume of your receiver during a call by pressing the volume keys on the right
side of your phone.
-You can also answer a call by other means by turning on other answer modes. To turn on or o
other answer modes (Cover answer,Any key and Auto answer when headset mode), go to
Menu -> Settings -> Call settings -> Advanced settings -> Answer mode.
10.3 Speed dial
Speed dial is a function that allows you to place a call by pressing a single key. This function is
particularly useful for phone users who dial certain phone numbers on a regular basis.
You can assign speed dial phone numbers to these keys: 2to 9, M1, and M2.
To place a call using speed dial, use either of the methods below:
-From the home screen, press and hold M1 or M2 to call the assigned phone number.
-From the home screen, press and hold a number key (2- 9) to call the assigned phone number.
To assign a speed dial phone number to a key, use either of the methods below:
Method 1:
1. Go to Menu >Settings > Speed dial and select M1/M2 key or 2-9 Number.

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2. Select Set numbers and then press or to highlight a key or number for the assignment.
3. Select Options > Phonebook and highlight a contact from your contact list. Or select Options >
Enter number and manually enter a phone number.
4. Press OK or select Options > Done to save the assignment.
Method 2:
You can use this method to assign a speed dial phone number to a number key (2- 9), M1, or M2
with no speed dial phone number assigned.
1. Return to the home screen.
2. Press and hold M1 or M2, or press and hold a number key (2- 9).
3. Press to start the assignment.
4. Select Options > Phonebook and highlight a contact from your contact list. Or select Options >
Enter number and manually enter a phone number.
5. Press OK or select Options > Done to save the assignment.
10.4 Voicemail
Before you can connect to your voicemail, you must consult your network operator for voicemail
information and set up your voicemail on your phone.
To set up your voicemail, follow the steps below:
1. Press and hold

from the home screen.
2. Press to start the setup.
3. Enter the name (optional) and number for your voicemail.
4. Select Options > Save to save the setup information.
Tip: To change your voicemail settings later, go to Menu > Messages > Message settings > SIM
> Voicemail server.
To connect to your voicemail, press and hold

from the home screen.
11. CALL HISTORY
To check your call records including missed, dialed, and received calls, go to Menu > Call history,
or from the home screen press . The call records let you quickly place calls or send messages
to recently missed, dialed, or received phone numbers.
To make a call using your call records, choose a call record from your call record list and then press
.
To access other options that are available to each call record, choose a call record from your call
record list and then press .
The following options are available:
Option Description
View View details of this call record including phone number, call time and call
duration.
Call Call the phone number associated with this call record.
Send SMS Send a text message to the phone number associated with this call record.
Save to Phonebook Add the phone number associated with this call record to your contact list.
This option is visible only when the phone number is not in your contact list.
Add to Blacklist Add the phone number associated with this call record to your blacklist.
Delete Delete this call record.

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12. MESSAGING
Your phone allows you to send and receive text (SMS) messages using the Messages app.
To open the Messages app, use either of the following methods:
-Press from the home screen.
-Go to Menu > Messages.
12.1 Sending a message
To send a message, follow the steps below:
1. Go to Menu > Messages > Write message.
2. On the Write message screen, enter your message using the keypad. For tips on entering and
editing text, see "6.3 Entering and editing text" on page 9.
3. When you are done, select Options > Send to to add or manage the recipients.
-Select Enter number, manually enter a phone number and press OK to add it as a recipient.
-Select Add from Phonebook, highlight a contact in the list and press OK to add it as a recipient.
-To edit or remove a recipient, highlight it in the list and select Options > Edit/Remove recipient.
4. Press OK or select Options > Send to send your message.
12.2 Managing messages
Viewing messages
-When you receive a new message, a notication is displayed on the home screen. Press to
read it, or press if you would like to read it later.
-To view all your received messages, go to Menu > Messages > Inbox.
-To view all your saved messages that have not been sent, go to Menu > Messages > Drafts.
-To view all your messages that have been unsuccessfully sent, go to Menu > Messages > Outbox.
-To view all your messages that have been successfully sent, go to Menu > Messages > Sent
messages.
Replying to a message
You can reply to a message when you are viewing it or have highlighted it in the message list.
1. When you are viewing the message, press OK or select Options > Reply. When you have highlighted
it in the message list, select Options > Reply.
2. On the Write message screen, enter your message using the keypad. For tips on entering and
editing text, see "6.3 Entering and editing text" on page 9.
3. When you are done, press OK twice to send your reply message.
Deleting messages
You can delete a message when you are viewing it or have highlighted it in the message list.
1. When you are viewing the message, select Options > Delete. When you have highlighted the
message in the message list, select Options > Delete to delete it or Options > Delete all to delete
all messages in the message list.
2. Press or OK to conrm the deletion.

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12.3 Changing messaging settings
To view and change the messaging settings, go to Menu > Messages > Message settings. You
can change the following settings:
Setting Description
SIM
Profile settings: Select a profile for managing SMS operations. You
can also edit the list of profiles. Each profile has an SMSC (Short
Message Service Center) address and, optionally, a name.
Validity period: If the SMSC (Short Message Service Center) cannot
deliver a message for some reason, it will keep trying for the period
specified here.
Delivery report: When on, for each message you send, you will get
a report telling you whether the message has been delivered. The
default choice is Off.
Voicemail server: Connect to your voicemail or change your
voicemail settings. To connect to your voicemail, press OK or select
Options > Call. To change your voicemail settings, select Options >
Edit.
Memory status View the used storage and total storage of the SIM card and phone
memory.
SMS counter View the total numbers of messages sent and received. To reset the
counter (set both total numbers to 0), press twice.
Preferred storage
Choose to use the SIM card or Phone memory to save your messages.
The default choice is Phone.
To change this setting, press or to select SIM or Phone, then press
to save the change.
13. TOOLS
13.1 Alarms
You can set up to 5 alarms. Alarms will still work while the phone is o as long as the battery is
suciently charged. Note: The changes you make to the settings of the proles will not aect how
these alarms work. For instance, if your phone's Silent prole is active, all alarms that you have
turned on will still sound.
To access the alarms, use either of the following methods:
-Press from the home screen.
-Go to Menu > Organizer > Alarm.
Setting an alarm
To set or edit an alarm, follow the steps below:
1. Press or to highlight an alarm in the alarm list.
2. Press or OK to start the editing.
3. Set or change the following alarm options.
-Status: Press or to turn the alarm On or Off.
-Time: Enter the alarm time in 24-hour format using the keypad.
-Snooze (min): Press or to select Off, 1, 3, 5or 10. Note: If you select Off, selecting Snooze
when the alarm goes o will make the alarm go off again 24 hours later.
-Repeat: Press OK to open the list of available repeat patterns and select one. You can select
Once, Everyday or Custom. If you select Custom, select one or more days (Monday to Sunday)
from the list and then select Options > Done to save your choices.