Unnecto U-240-2 User manual

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Mobile
Mobile
Mobile
MobilePhone
Phone
Phone
PhoneUser
User
User
UserManual
Manual
Manual
Manual U-240-2
CONT EN TS
CONT ENTS
CONT ENTS
CONT ENTS
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1
1BASIC
BASIC
BASIC
BASICKNOWLE DGE
KNOWLE DGE
K NOWLE DGE
KNOWLE DGE ...............................................
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1.1 G
ENERALINTRODUC TION
...............................5
1.2 S ECURITY .....................................................5
1.3 S AFETY WARNINGS AND NOTICE ITEMS ............5
GeneralNotice.......................................................5
Cautionsforphoneuse............................................6
Cautionsforbatteryuse..........................................6
Cautionsforchargeruse..........................................7
Cleaningandmaintenance.......................................8
Generalcautions....................................................8
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2
2
2BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE USE
USE
USE
USE .............................................................
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ILLUSTRATIONOFTHEPHONEPARTS............................9
2.1KEYS....................................................................9
2.2B
ATT ERY
...............................................................9
Removing&InstallingtheBattery...........................9
ChargingtheBattery.............................................10
2.3USAGEOF US B ....................................................10
2.4CONNECTI NG TO THE NET WORK ..............................11
SIMcard.............................................................11
Inserting&RemovingSIMcard .............................11
Poweron/off Your Phone.......................................11
UnlockingtheSIMcard........................................12
T-FlashCarduse..................................................12
Unlockingthephone.............................................12
Connecting to thenetwork.....................................12

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2.5MAKINGCALLS ....................................................13
MakingDDD(DirectDistanceDialing)..................13
MakingIDD........................................................13
Dialthenumberinthelist.....................................13
2.6EMERGENC YCALL...............................................14
2.7A NS WERINGCALLS ...............................................14
2.8CALLH ISTORY .....................................................14
2.9CALLMENU........................................................14
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3FUNCT ION
FUNCT ION
FUNCT ION
FUNCT IONMENU
MENU
MEN U
MENU...................................................
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3.1 USAGEOFF UNC TION MENU..................................16
OKKeyfunction:.................................................16
ShortcutMenu .....................................................16
DedicatedKeyfunction.........................................16
Shortcutfunction..................................................16
ExittheMenu......................................................16
3.2THE S TRUCTURE OFF UNCTION MENU ....................16
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4 DETAIL
DETAIL
DETAIL
DETAIL OF
OF
OF
OFFUNCT ION
FUN CT I ON
FUNCT ION
FUNCT IONMENU
MENU
MEN U
MENU...............................
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4.1 F ILE MANAGER ....................................................20
4.2PHONEBOOK........................................................20
4.3ICONNECT...........................................................20
4.4Callcenter..........................................................20
4.4.1Callhistory..................................................20
4.4.2Callsettings.................................................20
4.4.2.1SIM1/2Callsettings..................................20
4.4.2.3CallVibrateSetting....................................21
4.4.2.4Advantagesettings.....................................21
4.5M ES SAGES ..........................................................21
4.5.1Writemessage..............................................21

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4.5.2Inbox..........................................................22
4.5.3Drafts ..........................................................22
4.5.4Outbox........................................................23
4.5.5Sentmessage...............................................23
4.5.6Archive.......................................................23
4.5.7Email..........................................................23
4.5.8BroadcastMessage.......................................23
4.5.9Templates ....................................................23
4.5.10Messagesettings.........................................23
4.6MULTIM EDIA.......................................................24
4.7ORGANIZER.........................................................24
4.8 S ETTINGS ............................................................25
4.8.1DualSIMsettings.........................................25
4.8.2Phonesettings..............................................25
4.8.3Networksettings..........................................25
4.8.4Securitysettings...........................................26
4.8.4.1SIMsecurity.............................................26
4.8.4.3PhoneLock...............................................26
4.8.4.4ChangePassword.......................................27
4.8.4.5AutoKeyPadLock .....................................27
4.8.5Connectivity................................................27
4.8.6Restorefactorysettings.................................28
4.8.7Soundeffect.................................................28
4.8.8Shortcuts.....................................................28
4.9USERPROFILES....................................................28
General...............................................................28
Silent..................................................................28
Meeting ...............................................................28
Outdoor...............................................................28
Mystyle..............................................................28
4.10E XTRA ..............................................................29

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4.10.1Calculator..................................................29
4.10.2Unitconverter............................................29
4.10.4Ebookreader..............................................29
4.10.5Answermachine.........................................30
4.10.6Java...........................................................30
4.10.7Javasettings...............................................30
4.10.8Javadefaultsecurity....................................30
4.10.9Javataskmanager.......................................30
4.10.10Zakatcalculator........................................30
4.11 S ERVI CES ...........................................................30
4.11.1S TK..........................................................30
4.11.2Internetservice...........................................31
4.12WLAN..............................................................31
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5 TEXT
TEXT
TEXT
TEXT INPUT
INPUT
IN PUT
INPUT ............................................................
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5.1 O V ERVIEW ...........................................................31
5.2KEYPAD DEFINITION .............................................32
5.2.1SmartABCInput..........................................32
5.2.2AlphabetandNumericInput..........................32

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1
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1Basic
Basic
Basic
BasicKnowledge
Knowle dge
Knowledge
Knowledge
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.1General
General
General
Generalintroduction
introdu ction
introduction
introduction
ThankyouforchoosingthiscolorscreenandDualSIMDual
StandbyNFCmobilephone.Withthismanual,youwillunderstandmobile
phonewellbytheimprovedfunctionsandeasyoperations.work sin
GSM/GPRSnetwork .Besidesthebasiccallfunction, is withacollectionof
practicalfunctionsincludingEnglishinput,name-cardphonebook ,64chord
ringtone,clock /alarm,schedule,calculator,games,andMP3/MP4,dualSIM,
Bluetooth,FMradio,E-bookreader,soastofacilitateyourworkand
entertainment.Besides,withpersonalizedman-machineinterfaceandperfect
functionaldesign,cansatisfyyourvariousdemands.
This is inaccordancewithGSM/GPRStechnologicalstandardsand
approvedbyauthoritativeinstituteshomeandabroad.
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2Security
Security
Security
Security
Ifyourmobilephone is lostorstolen,pleasereporttotelecom
departmentsorproxyagenciestobantheuseofyourlostSIMcardand
phone,whichwillprotectyoufromeconomicloseresultedfrom
unauthorizeduse.
Whenyoucontacttelecomdepartmentsandproxyagencies,pleaseshow
themtheIMEI
IMEI
IME I
IMEIcode
code
code
codeof yourmobilephone(it is printedonthelabelatthe
back ofthephonewhichcanbeseenwhenthebatteryandthebattery
coverareremoved).Pleasecopyandkeepthecodeatasafeplacefor
furtheruseifnecessary.
Toprotectyourmobilephonefromillegaluse,pleasetak ethefollowing
securitymeasures:

SetPINcodeoftheSIMcardandrevise it beforeotherslearn it.
 Donotexpose it inanyplacewhenleavingyourcar,you ’ dbettertotak e it
withyouor lock it inyoursuitcase.
 Setcallrestriction
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3Safety
Safety
Safety
Safetywarnings
warnings
w arnings
warnings and
and
and
and notice
not ice
not ice
noticeitems
items
it ems
items
Toguaranteethemobilephonealwaysin its bestcondition,pleaseread
thefollowingnoticecarefullybeforeusingthephone.
General
General
General
GeneralNotice
Notice
Not ice
Notice
Onlythebatteriesandchargersauthorizedbyourcorporationcanbeused
inyourmobilephone.Otherbatteriesandchargersmaycauseliquid
leak age,overheating,explosionandignitionofthebattery.
Donotdrop,shak eorthrowthehandsetincase it break sdownorcatches
fire
Donotputbatteries,handsets,andchargersinmicro-waveovenorother
high-voltagedevices,otherwisethecircuitwillbedamagedandcatchfire.
Donotusethemobilephoneatplacesfullofflammableandexplosivegas,
or it maycausehandsetbreak downandignition.

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Donotputthephoneatplaceswithhightemperature/humidity / dust
density,whichmaycausephonebreak down.
Storethephoneoutofreachofchildren.Thephonemaycauseinjuryif
usedasatoy.
Donotplacethephoneonanunevenorunsteadysurfaceincase it may
dropdownandbedamaged.
Cautions
Cautions
Cautions
Cautionsfor
for
for
forphone
phon e
phon e
phoneuse
use
use
use
P leasepoweroffthephoneattheplaceswheretheuseofmobilephone is
forbidden,suchasintheairplaneandhospital.Pleaseusethemobile
phoneinlinewithrelevantregulationsofsuchplacesbecauseyourmobile
phonewilldisturbthenormaloperationofelectronicdevicesandmedical
equipments.Asthephonecanauto-poweronwhenthetime is set,please
checkyouralarmtomak esureyourphonewillnotauto-poweronduring
theflight.
Donotuseyourphoneattheplaceswheresignalstrength is lowornear
theelectronicdevicesofhighprecision,forwirelesselectronicwavemay
causemalfunctionofelectronicdevicesorotherproblems.Special
attention is requiredaroundfollowingdevices—hearingaids,pacemak er
andothermedicalequipments,firedetector,automaticdoorandother
automaticallycontrolleddevices.Asfortheeffectcausedbymobilephone
onpacemak erandothermedicalequipments,pleaseconsultthe
manufacturerorthelocaldealeroftheequipment.
DonotpresstheLCDscreenoruse it tok nockatotherobjects,or it will
causeLCDbanddamageandliquidleak age.Whentheliquidgetsinyour
eyes,whichmayresultinblindness,immediatelywashtheeyewithclean
waterandget it treatedinhospital(donotrubyoureyes).
Donotdisassembleorrefityourphoneor it maycausedamage,electrical
leak ageandcircuitdamageofthephone.
Inafewcases,theusingofmobilephoneincertaintypesofcarswill
causenegativeeffectontheelectronicdevicesinthe car. Thereforeplease
donotuseyourphoneinsuchcasesforthesak eofsecurity.
Donotpressthek eyswithsharppointssuchasneedleorpenpoint,for it
willdamagethephoneandcausemalfunction.
Iftheantenna is damaged,pleasedonotusethephone,or it maycause
physicalinjuretohumanbody.
Keepthephoneawayfrommagneticobjectssuchasmagneticcard,for
thera dioactivewavesofthephonewillerasetheinformationstoredin
floppydisk,crash-savingcardandcreditcard
Pleasek eepsmallmetalobjectssuchasthumbpinsawayfromthephone
receiver,forthespeak er is magneticwhenwork ingandwillattractthose
smallmetalobjects,whichmaycausedamagetothephoneorhuman
body.
Cautions
Cautions
Cautions
Cautionsfor
for
for
forbattery
batt ery
b attery
batteryuse
use
use
use
D onotthrowthebatteryintofire,or it willcatchfireandexplode.

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Whenfittingthebattery,donotpressthebatterybyforce,or it willcause
liquidleak age,over-heating,explosionandignitionofthebattery.
Donotcauseshortcircuitbywires,needles,etc.anddonotstorethe
batterywithmetalsubjectslikeneck lace,or it willcauseliquidleak age,
over-heating,explosionandignitionofthebattery.
Donotweldtheendsofbattery,or it willcauseliquidleak age,
over-heating,explosionandignitionofthebattery.
Iftheliquidofbatterygetsinyoureye,whichmayresultinblindness,
immediatelywashtheeyewithcleanwaterandget it treatedinhospital
(donotrubyoureye).
Donotdisassembleormodifyyourbattery,or it maycauseliquidleak age,
over-heating,explosionandignitionofthebattery.
Donotuseorplacethebatterybesidefireorheatingmachineorotherhot
areas,otherwise it maycauseliquidleak age,over-heating,explosionand
ignitionofthebattery.
Pleasestopusingandreplacethebatterywithanewonewhenthe
temperatureofbatteryrises,thecolorchangesortheshapedistortsduring
theprocessofusingorcharging.
Iftheliquidofbatterytouches sk in orclothes,whichmaycause
sk in-burning,washskinwithcleanwaterandget it treatedinhospital
immediatelywhennecessary.
Removethebatteryfromopenfireif it hasliquidleak ageorsendsoffodd
smellincase it catchesonfireorexplodes.
Keepthebatteryfrommoisture,or it maycauseoverheating,smok ingand
corrosionofthebattery.
Donotuseandplacethebatteryinhotareaswithdirectsunshineor
aroundautomobiles,or it willcauseliquidleak ageandoverheating,which
mayreduce its performancelevelandshorten its servicelife.
Chargingtimeshouldnotbeover24hours
Cautions
Cautions
Cautions
Cautionsfor
for
for
forcharger
char ger
ch arger
chargeruse
use
use
use
U se220valternatingcurrent.Othervoltageswillcauseelectricleak age,
ignitionanddamagestothehandsetandthecharger.
Mustnotshort-circuitthecharger,or it willcauseelectricshock ,smok ing
anddamagetothecharger.
Donotusethechargerinconditionofadamagedpowerline,or it will
leadtoignitionandelectricshock .
Cleanawaythedustcoveringontheoutletintime.
Donotputwater-containersbesidethechargerincasewatersplashesout
andcausesover-heating,electricleak ageandmalfunction.
Immediatelyremovethechargerfromoutletif it comesacrosswateror
otherliquidssoastoavoidover-heating,ignition,electricshockand
malfunctionofthecharger.
Donotdisassembleorrefitthecharger,or it willcausephysicalinjury,
electricshock ,ignitionandchargerdamage.

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Donotusethechargeratplacesofhighhumiditysuchasbathroom,or it
willcauseelectricshock ,ignitionandchargerdamage.
Donottouchthecharger,electricwiresandtheoutletwithawethand,or
it mayresultinelectricshock .
Donotputheavystuffonthepowerlineortrytorefitelectricwires,or it
willcauseelectricshockandignition.
Pulloutthepowerplugbeforecleaningandmaintaining.
Holdthechargerwhilepullingouttheplugbecausepullingtheelectric
wirewillcausewiredamageandleadtoelectricshockandignition.
Cleaning
Cleaning
Cleaning
Cleaning and
and
and
and maintenance
mai nten ance
maintenance
maintenance
Handset,batteryandchargerarenotwater-proof,sodonotusethemat
placeswithhighhumiditysuchasbathroomandavoidhaving it caughtin
rain
Usesoftanddryclothtocleanthehandset,batteryandcharger.
Donotusealcohol,diluentsorbenzenetocleanthehandset.
-Cleantheoutletregularly,becauseoutletwithdirtywillleadtobad
connection,powerdown,andeveninabilityoffurthercharging.
General
General
General
Generalcautions
cautions
c autions
cautions
Handset：
Usethehandsetinaphysicalconditionwithatemperaturebetween5℃～
40℃andahumiditybetween35%～85%
Keepawaywithfixedphones,TVsets,radiosetsandofficeautomation
equipmentsaspossibleasyoucanwhileusingmobilephonelestthe
performanceofthoseequipmentsandthemobilephonebeaffected.
Battery ：
Placethebatteryattheventilatedplaceswithoutdirectsunshine
Theservicelifeofthebattery
is limited,andoperatingtimewillgradually
shortenalongwithfrequentcharging.Whenthechargingbecomes
inefficientforseveraltimes, it is timetoreplace it withanewbatteryof
authorizedtype.
Donotcasttheworn-outbatteryintodailyrubbishbin.Dispose it
accordingtotheinstructionsattheplaceswherethere is aclearsignof
worn-outbatterydisposition.
Charger :
Donotchargethebatteryatfollowingplaces—placeswithdirectsunshine;
placeswithatemperatureeitherbelow5℃orabove40℃；Placeswithhigh
densityofhumidity/dustorfierceshak ing(causingmalfunction);places
aroundTVsets,radiosetsandotherelectricequipments(affectingvisualand
soundeffect.

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2
2
2
2Before
Before
Before
BeforeUse
Use
Use
Use
I llustration
Illustration
Illustration
Illustrationof
of
of
ofthe
the
the
thePhone
P hone
Phon e
PhoneParts
Parts
Part s
Parts
2.1
2.1
2.1
2.1Keys
Keys
Keys
Keys
N
N
N
Navigation
avigation
avigation
avigationkey
key
key
key :
R IGHTNAVIFA TION:presstheRightnavigationk eytomoveright
LEFTNAVIFATION:pressLeftnavigationkeytomoveleft
UPNAVIFATION：presstheUpnavigationkeytomoveup
DOWNNAVIFATION：presstheDownnavigationkeytomovedown
Right
Right
Right
Rightsoft
soft
soft
softkey
k ey
key
key
C arryoutthefunctionindicatedbythedirectingsymbolatthebottomrightcorner
ofthescreen
Left
Left
Left
Leftsoft
soft
soft
softkey
k ey
key
key
C arryoutthefunctionindicatedbythedirectingsymbolatthebottomleftcorner
ofthescreen
Dial
Dial
Dial
Dialkey
key
key
key
M ak eandansw ercalls;orderoutcallloginidlescreen.
End
End
End
Endkey
key
key
key
E ndorrefuseacall.Poweron/off.Returntostandbymodefromothermodes.
Number
Number
Number
Numberkey
key
key
key
E nternumbersandcharacters.1-9numberk eyscanbesetasone-touchdialk eys.
*
*
*
*key
key
key
key
Enterspecificsymbols,Chinesepunctuation,symbol*,Pand W. Itusualas
volumek ey.
＃key
key
key
key
P ress＃keytoswitchinputmethods.Holdthisk eylongtimetoswitchbetween
mutemodeandnormalmode.Itusualasvolumek eytomatchwithstarkey.
Ok
Ok
Ok
Ok Key
Key
Key
Key
1.P ress Ok k eytoconfirmthefunction ; 2.Press Ok k eytoentertheMainMenu;3.
Carryoutthefunctionindicatedbythedirectingsymbolatthemiddleofthe
screen
Notice
Notice
Notice
Notice：“
“
“
“Press
Press
Pr ess
Presskey
key
key
key X
X
X
X ”
”
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in
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in this
th is
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manual
manu al
manualrefers
refers
r efers
refersto
to
to
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pre ss
pr ess
pressit
it
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it and
and
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and release
re lease
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once;
once;
once;
once;“
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“hold
hold
hold
holdkey
k ey
key
key X
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”
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refers
r efers
refersto
to
to
topress
pre ss
pr ess
pressthe
the
the
thekey
k ey
key
keyfor
f or
for
for2
2
2
2seconds
se conds
s econds
secondsor
or
or
oreven
even
even
evenlonger.
l onger.
lon ger.
longer.
2.2
2.2
2.2
2.2Battery
Battery
Battery
Battery
Theaccessorylithiumbatteryofthehandset,which is half-chargedin
its originalstate,canbeimmediatelyusedafterunpack ed.Anewbattery
performsbestafterfullcharge/dischargecyclesforthefirstthreetimes.
Removing
Removing
Removing
Removing&
&
&
&Installing
Install ing
Installing
Installingthe
the
the
theBattery
B attery
B attery
Battery
Remove： ①pressandpushattheheadsideofthehandsettoopenthe
batterycover；②Liftthebatteryandremove it.
■Install：①Insertthebattery;②pushthebatterycoveruntilyouhear

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“kak a”
Charging
Charging
Charging
Chargingthe
the
the
theBattery
B attery
B attery
Battery
Connectthechargertopowersupply
Plugthechargerconnectorintothechargeportatthetopsideofthephone.
(Note:Putupwardthesidewitharrow.)
Now,achargeindicatordisplaysontheupperrightcornerofthescreen
andflick ersduringthechargingprocess. If thebattery is chargedin
power-offcondition,thescreenwilldisplaychargingindicatortotellthe
phone is charging.Ifthephone is over-usedinshortageofbattery,the
screenmaynotdisplaythechargeindicatorimmediatelybutafterawhile.
Whenthebatterylevelindictorchangesfromchargingsymboltofulllevel
indicatorandstopsflick ering, it meanschargehasbeenfinished. If the
battery is chargedinpoweroffcondition,acharging-stopanimation
indicatesthechargehasbeenfinished.Generallythewholechargeprocess
needs3~4hours.Duringthechargeprocess,yourphoneandchargermay
becomehot,andthis is anormalphenomenon.
Pleasedisconnectthechargerwiththephoneandtheoutletwhenfinish
charging
Note
Note
Note
Note ：
Pleaseputthephoneattheventilatedplacewithtemperaturebetween＋
5℃~＋40℃.Pleaseusethechargerprovidedbytheprovider.Using
unauthorizedchargermaycausedangerandviolatetheauthorizationand
warrantyrulesofthephone.
Pleasechargethebatteryintimewhenyourphoneauto-powersoffor
displaysawarning“battery is low”. If thebattery is notfullydischarged,
thephonewillreducechargingtimeautomatically.
Thephone ’ s talk timeandstandbytimearebasedonidealwork ing
environments.Inpractice,thebatteryworktimevarieswithdifferent
networkconditions,workenvironmentsandmodes.
gMak esurethebattery is properlyinstalledwhilecharging;donotremove
thebatteryduringcharging.
gIfthecharger is notdisconnectedwiththephoneandtheoutlet,the
phonewillbechargedagainafteracertaintime(about5~8hours)when
thebattery is consumedtoacertaindegree.Wedonotsuggestyouwould
practiceinthiswayfor it willcausenegativeeffectontheperformance
andlifetimeofthebattery.
2.3
2.3
2.3
2.3Usage
Usage
Usage
Usageof
of
of
of USB
USB
USB
USB
- InserttheUSBcableinpoweronstatus:
PluginUSBcableinpoweronstatusandthemenuwillbepoppedout :
1)MassStorage: it canstillbeinpoweronstatusandbeusedasaU-disk ,
while i t hasthefunctionofUSBcharging.
2)COMPort: it canbeusedasamodemorUSBchargingfunction.

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-InserttheUSBcableinpoweroffstatus:touse it asaU-disk ,while it has
thefunctionofUSBcharging.
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4Connecting
Connecting
Connecting
Connectingto
to
to
tothe
the
t he
thenetwork
n etwork
n etwork
network
SIM
SIM
SIM
SIMcard
card
card
card
P lease
Please
Pl ease
Pleaseinsert
insert
i nsert
inserta
a
a
a valid
valid
valid
valid S IM
SIM
SIM
SIMcard
c ard
card
card(user
( user
(u ser
(userIdentification
Identi fication
Identification
Identificationcard)
card)
card )
card)into
into
int o
intothe
the
the
the
p hone
phone
phone
phonebefore
before
be fore
beforeusing
using
us ing
usingit.
it.
it.
it.SIM
S IM
SIM
SIMcard
c ard
card
card i s
is
is
is the
th e
the
thekey
k ey
key
keyfor
f or
for
foryou
you
you
youto
to
t o
toenter
ent er
en ter
enterdigital
digital
di gital
digitalGSM
GSM
GSM
GSM
n etwork.
network.
network.
network.
Everythingaboutsettingconnectiontothenetworkandyourcalllog
is initializedandsavedintheSIMcard,togetherwithinformationofnames,
phonenumbersandshortmessagesinyourphonebookstoredintheSIMcard.
ThisSIMcardcanberemovedfromyourhandsetandusedbyanyGSM
mobilephone (A newphonecanreadtheSIMcardautomatically).
Don ’ t touchthemetalsurfaceoftheSIMcardincasethat
informationinthecardmaybelostordestroyed.Keepthecardawayfrom
electricityandmagnetism.OncetheSIMcard is damaged,youcan ’ t enter
GSMnetwork .
Warning:
Warning:
Warn ing:
Warning:Please
Please
Pl ease
Pleasepower
power
powe r
poweroff
off
off
offyour
your
your
you rphone
phon e
phon e
phonebefore
before
be fore
beforechanging
changing
c hanging
changingSIM
SIM
SIM
SIMcard.
c ard.
card .
card.
Inserting
Inserting
Inserting
Insertingor
or
or
orremoving
removing
r emoving
removingthe
the
the
theSIM
S IM
SIM
SIMcard
c ard
card
card i s
is
is
is absolutely
abs olute ly
absolutely
absolutelyforbidden
forbidd en
forbidden
forbiddenwhen
when
whe n
whenyour
your
your
your
phon e
phone
phone
phone is
is
is
is connected
con nect ed
connected
connectedto
to
to
tothe
the
t he
theouter
ou ter
oute r
outerpower
power
powe r
powersource,
source,
s ource,
source,or
or
or
oryour
your
your
yourSIM
SIM
S IM
SIMcard
c ard
card
cardwill
w ill
wil l
willbe
be
be
be
damage d.
damaged.
damaged.
damaged.
Inserting
Inserting
Inserting
Inserting&
&
&
&Removing
Removing
R emoving
RemovingSIM
SIM
SIM
SIMcard
c ard
card
card
S IMcard is usuallystoredinacard,tak e it outcarefullybefore
installing.
The
The
The
Theone
one
one
one up
up
u p
up for
for
f or
forSIM
SIM
S IM
SIM2
2
2
2 the
the
the
theleft
l eft
lef t
leftdown
down
down
downfor
f or
for
forSIM
SIM
S IM
SIM1
1
1
1
T hephonesupportsdualSIMcard,theleftone is SIM1,andtheoneright
is SIM2,IfyouhaveonlyoneSIMcardtobeused,pleaseusetheSIM1
slotfirst,thereareindicatedsignsonthephone.
Poweroffyourphone,disconnecttheouterpowersourceandremovethe
battery.
PlugSIMcardintotheSIMslotfollowingtheillustration.
Pleasepoweroffyourphoneandremovethebatterybeforeyouremove
yourSIMcard.
Power
Power
Power
Poweron/off
on/off
on/of f
on/offYour
Your
Your
YourPhone
P hone
Phon e
Phone
Pressthe End
End
End
End key
key
key
keyt opoweronthephone;holdtheEnd
End
End
Endkey
k ey
key
keyt opower
offthephone.
ThemobilephonewillautomaticallytestwhethertheSIMcard is
pluggedinandvalidafterpoweredon.
Thenthescreenwilldisplaythefollowingmessagesinturn:
Enter
Enter
Enter
EnterPIN1
PIN1
PIN 1
PIN1——
——
——
——ifSIMcardpasswordhasbeenset.

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Enter
Enter
Enter
Enterlock
lock
lock
lockcode
c ode
code
code——
——
——
——i fhandset lock codehasbeenset.
Searching
Searching
Searching
SearchingNetwork
Network
N etwork
Network——search till findingtherightnetwork .
Unlocking
Unlocking
Unlocking
Unlockingthe
the
the
theSIM
S IM
SIM
SIMcard
c ard
card
card
B ysettingPIN1(personalIdentificationnumber)codeofSIMcard
andhandset lock code,youcanprotectyourSIMcardandphonefromillegal
use.Whenthisfunction is putinuse,youhavetoenterPIN1codeeachtime
youpoweronyourphonetounlocktheSIMcardbeforeyoudialorreceive
calls. You maycanceltheSIMcardprotection(referringtochapter4.4.4
“Securitysetup”),andinthiscase,theSIMcardwillbeunabletoprevent
illegaluse.
PresstheENDk eytopoweronthephone
EnterPIN1code，useRight
Right
Righ t
Rightsoft
soft
soft
softkey
k ey
key
keyt ocleartheincorrectinputandend
withOK
OK
OK
OKkey.
key.
key.
key.I fyouenterawrongPIN1codeforthreetimesinarow,
yourSIMcardwillbelock edbythenetworkandthephonewill ask for
PUK1code.Ifyoudon ’ t knowthePUK1code,donotenteranycodeand
sendyourSIMcardtotheoperator.DetailscanbereferredtoinChapter
4.4.4“Securitysetup”.
Note:YournetworkserviceproviderwillsetastandardPINcode(4-8digits)
foryourSIMcard;pleasechange it withyourprivatepasswordassoonas
possible.PleaserefertoChapter4.4.4“Securitysetup”.
T-Flash
T-Flash
T-Flash
T-FlashCard
Card
Card
Carduse
u se
use
use
P oweroffthedevice,removethebatteryanddisconnectfromother
externalpowersupply.
Keepthemetallicfaceofmemorycarddownward,andput it gentlyto its
position.
Beforeyouremoveyourmemorycard,pleasepoweroffyourdevicefirst
andthenplugoutthebattery.
Unlocking
Unlocking
Unlocking
Unlockingthe
the
the
thephone
p hone
phon e
phone
Bysettinghandset lock code,youcanprotectyourphonefromillegal
use.Whenthisfunction is putinuse,afteryourenteringofPIN1codeeach
timeyoupoweronyourphone(ifyouhavesetPINcodeforprotection),you
havetoinputhandset lock codetounlockthephonetodialandreceivecalls.
You canclearthehandset lock code(referringtochapter“Securitysetup”),
andinthiscase,thehandsetwillbeunabletopreventillegaluse.
Enterhandset lock code,usetheRight
Right
Righ t
RightSoft
Soft
Soft
Softkey
k ey
key
keyt ocleartheincorrect
inputandendwithOK
OK
OK
OKkey.
key.
key.
key.I fyouforgetyourhandset lock code,please
contactyourdistributorortheauthorizedlocalcustomerservicecenter.
Connecting
Connecting
Connecting
Connectingto
to
to
tothe
the
t he
thenetwork
n etwork
n etwork
network
AftertheSIMcard is unlock ed,themobilephonewillautomatically
searchfortheavailablenetwork .(ThescreendisplaysSearching
Searchi ng
Searching
Searching).When

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theconnection is setup,thenetworkserviceprovider ’ snamewillbe
displayedatthescreen.Nowyourphone is instandbymode.
Note:If“EMERGENCYCALLSONLY” is shownonyourscreen, it
meansyouareoutofthecoveringareaofthenetwork(servicearea),butyou
still cansendemergencycallsaccordingtothesignalstrength.
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5Mak ing
Mak ing
Making
Mak ingcalls
calls
call s
calls
Whentheiconofthenetworkprovider is displayedonthescreen,you
candialorreceivecalls.Theinformationbarintheupperleftcornerof
thescreenshowsthenetworksignalstrength(whenthereare4
informationbars,thesignalstrength is at its best).
Thequalityofcallswillbeaffectedbyobstacles;thereforemoving
aroundinasmallareawilleffectivelyimprovethecallquality.
Mak ing
Mak ing
Making
Mak ingDDD
DDD
DDD
DDD(Direct
( Direc t
(Direct
(DirectDistance
Distanc e
Distance
DistanceDialing)
Dialing)
D ialing)
Dialing)
EntertelephonenumberbyNumber
Number
N umber
NumberKeys
Keys
Keys
Keys, andpressDial
Dial
Dial
DialKey
K ey
Key
Keyt o
sendacall.PresstheRight
Right
Right
RightSoft
Soft
Soft
Softkey
k ey
key
keyt ocleartheincorrectinputwhen
necessary.Thescreenwillshowdialinganimationwhendialingthenumber
andtalk ingstateinformationwillbedisplayedwhentheotherparty pick up
thereceiver;iftheconnectedminder is seton,therewillbeanalertbeep
(networksupport is necessary)
Hangupthephoneby End
End
End
End Key
Key
Key
Keyi fthecall is over.
Area
Area
Area
AreaCode
Code
Code
CodePhone
P hone
Phon e
Phonenumber
number
n umber
numberDial
Dial
Dial
Dialkey
k ey
key
key
M ak ing
Mak ing
Making
Mak ingIDD
IDD
IDD
IDD
W hilemak inganIDD,holdthe0
0
0
0Key
Key
Key
Keyunt ilyourscreendisplays
thecharacter“+”whichallowsyoutodialaninternationalcallfromany
countrywithoutknowingthelocalcountrycode(forinstance,China ’ scountry
code is 0086).
Afterenteringthe“+”,inputthecountrycodeandthecomplete
phonenumberyouwanttodial.Thecountrycode is inaccordancewith
convention,Germany is 49,Britain is 44,Sweden is 46,etc.
Astheusualwayofdialinganinternationalcall,the“0”beforethe
citycodeshouldbeomittedwhiledialing.
Forinstance,ifyouwanttodialaservicehotlinefromanother
country,thenumberyoudialshouldbe:
+8621114
+
+
+
+Country
Country
Country
CountryCode
Code
Code
CodeComplete
C omplet e
Complete
Completephone
phone
phon e
phonenumber
number
n umber
numberDial
Dial
Dial
Dialkey
k ey
key
key
D ial
Dial
Dial
Dialthe
the
the
thenumber
n umber
n umber
number in
in
in
in the
th e
the
thelist
l ist
lis t
list
Generally,allcallsyouhavemadeorreceivedaresavedina list ofthe
phoneandthelatestcallsmadeorreceivedareonthetopofthe list (see

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chapter4.3.1“Callhistory”).AllnumbersaregroupedasDialedCalls,
ReceivedCallsandMissedCalls.Yourmobilephone lists allthenumbersso
thatyoucanviewallthecalllogs.Whenthe list is full,oldnumberswillbe
deletedautomatically. You cancheckthe list bythefollowingoperations:
PressDial
Dial
Dial
Dialkey
key
key
keyt oviewtherecordofDialedcalls,andthentoviewthe
“Callhistory”,andthenyoucanchoosetoview“SIM1callhistory”or
“SIM2callhistory”.
�
�
�
�Allthenumbersinthehistory list canbedialeddirectlybypressingthe
Dial
Dial
Dial
Dialkey
key
key
key
W henthere is a list ofphonenumbers,youcanviewthedetailsby
pressingOK,andwhenenteringtheOPTIONS,pressthe“saveto
phonebook ”tostorethenumberinphonebook .Andyoucanpress“Delete”to
deletetherecord,press“call”todialthenumber,press“edit”toeditthe
number,press“send SMS ”tosendamessagetothenumber,press“send
MMS”tosendaMMStothenumber.
2.6
2.6
2.6
2.6Emergency
Emergency
Emergency
EmergencyCall
Call
Call
Call
I fyouarewithinthenetworkcoveringarea(Itcanbecheck edbythe
networksignalstrengthdisplayedintheupperleftcornerofthescreen),you
areentitledtomak eemergencycalls.Ifyournetworkproviderdoesn ’ t supply
roamingserviceinthearea,thescreenwilldisplay“EMERGENCY”,which
meansonlyemergencycallsareavailable.Ifyouarewithinthenetwork
coveringarea,emergencycallscanbemadeevenwithoutSIMcard.
2.7
2.7
2.7
2.7Answering
Answering
Answering
Answeringcalls
calls
call s
calls
ifAny
Any
Any
Anykey
key
key
keyAnswer
A nswer
A nswer
Answer is set On
On
On
On ,youcanpressanykeytoansweracall
in call-inmode,otherwiseyouneedtopressDial
Dial
Dial
DialKey
K ey
Key
KeyorL eft
Left
Lef t
LeftSoft
Soft
Soft
SoftKey
K ey
Key
Keyt o
answeracall. If aheadset is pluggedin,youcanalsousethebuttonsonthe
headsettoansweracall.
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8Call
Call
Call
CallHistory
History
H istory
History
Yourmobilephonecanstorethelatestcallrecordandthetotal talk
timesincethephone is used(seeChapter4.3.1“Callhistory”)
2.9
2.9
2.9
2.9Call
Call
Call
CallMenu
Menu
Men u
Menu
Wheninin-callmode,youcanenterthecallmenubypressing
OPTIONS.
OPTIONS.
OPTIONS.
OPTIONS.Theoperationmethodsarethesameasthoseinfunctionmenu.
Andyoucanpress“H-free”ontherightsoftkeytousetheloudspeak erto
heart hecaller ’ svoicesothatyoudon ’ t havetok eepholdingthephoneon
yourear.
Callmenucanbeseenonlyintheprocessofcommunicationand
thosefunctionssuchasCall
Call
Call
Callwaiting,
waiting,
w aiting,
waiting,Call
Call
Call
Callkeeping,
k eepin g,
keeping,
keeping,Multiparty
Multip arty
Multiparty
Multipartyneednetwork
tosupport.Ifyouneedthoseservices,pleasecontactwithyournetwork
serviceprovider.
You candothefollowingoperationsinthecallmenu:

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�
�
�
� Hold
Hold
Hold
Hold single
single
si ngle
singlecall
call
call
call
K eepthecurrentcall/Resumethekeptcall.
�
�
�
�End
End
End
Endsingle
single
si ngle
singlecall
call
call
call
E ndthecurrentcall.
�
�
�
�New
New
New
Newcall
call
call
call
D ialinganewphonenumber
�
�
�
�Phonebook
Phonebook
Phonebook
Phonebook
Enterphonebook -browsingstate
�
�
�
�Message
Message
Message
Messagecenter
center
c enter
center
Editandsendanewshortmessage
�
�
�
�Sound
Sound
Sound
SoundRecorder
Recorde r
Recorder
Recorder
Recordthecall.
�
�
�
�Mute
Mute
Mute
Mute
Block (Send)caller ’ svoice.
�
�
�
�DTMF
DTMF
DTMF
DTMF
Pressleftsoftkeytoswitchon/offthisfeature.
Note
Note
Note
Note : S omemenuitemscanonlyappearinspecialcases.Menuitems
suchasSwap
Swap
Swap
Swapw illappearonlywhentheongoingcallandthehang-oncall
co-existatthesametime.

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3
3
3
3Function
Function
Function
FunctionMenu
Menu
Men u
Menu
3.1
3.1
3.1
3.1Usage
Usage
Usage
Usageof
of
of
ofFunction
Functi on
Function
FunctionMenu
Menu
Men u
Menu
OK
OK
OK
OKKey
Key
Key
Keyfunction:
f uncti on:
function:
function:
EntertheFunctionmainmenubypressing ok
ok
ok
ok instandbymode.
Inthemainmenu,pressthefourdirectionkeystoscrolltothefunction
youneed,withpressingLeft
Left
Lef t
LeftSoft
Soft
Soft
SoftKey
K ey
Key
Keyt oenterthefunctionandpressing
Right
Right
Right
RightSoft
Soft
Soft
SoftKey
K ey
Key
Keyt oquitthemainmenu.Inanysubmenu,pressthefour
directionkeystoscrolltothefunctionyouneed,withpressingLeft
Left
Lef t
LeftSoft
Soft
Soft
Soft
K ey
Key
Key
KeytoenterthefunctionandpressingRight
Right
Righ t
RightSoft
Soft
Soft
SoftKey
K ey
Key
Keyt oquitcurrent
menu.
Shortcut
Shortcut
Shortcut
ShortcutMenu
Menu
Men u
Menu
Generalfunctionmenu,sub-functionmenuandfunctionoptionshave
correspondingshortcutnumber.
Thisnumber is theindexical,suchas,Phonebookto1;Messagesto
2.
PressMenu
Menu
Menu
Menutoenterthefunctionmenu.
Inputtheshortcutnumbercorrespondedwithfunctionmenu,sub-function
menuorfunctions.
Dedicated
Dedicated
Dedicated
DedicatedKey
Key
Key
Keyfunction
f uncti on
function
function
Gotothemainmenu->setting->phonesetting->dedicatedkey,you
cansetthefunctionoftheup/down/right/leftdedicatedkeyandsoon.
Shortcut
Shortcut
Shortcut
Shortcutfunction
functi on
function
function
Thismobilehavetenshortcuts,openmainmenu,selectShortcuts
Shortcu ts
Shortcuts
Shortcutsto
mak epersonalizationasfollows:selectashortcutinShortcuts
Shortcuts
Shortcuts
Shortcutsmenu,press
left
left
left
leftsoft
soft
soft
soft k ey
k ey
k ey
k ey t oenterintoeditmode,afterselectingafunction,pressleft
left
lef t
leftsoft
soft
soft
soft
k ey
key
key
keytoconfirm.
Gotothemainmenu->Settings->phonesetup->dedicated
k ey->down->Shortcuts,andthenwhileinstandbystate,pressupkeytoenter
shortcutfunction.Selecttargetedshortcuttoenterthisfunction.
Exit
Exit
Exit
Exitthe
the
the
theMenu
M enu
Men u
Menu
Generally,youcanpresstheRight
Right
Righ t
RightSoft
Soft
Soft
SoftKey
K ey
Key
Keyt oexitanymenuin
functionmenus.PresstheEnd
End
End
EndKey
Key
Key
Keyt obacktothestandbyinterface.
3.2
3.2
3.2
3.2The
The
The
TheStructure
Struct ure
Structure
Structureof
of
of
ofFunction
Functi on
Function
FunctionMenu
Menu
Men u
Menu
Thedefaultstructureoffunctionmenu is asfollowing:
1
1
1
1File
File
File
Filemanager
manager
manage r
manager
2
2
2
2Phone
Phone
Phone
PhoneB
B
B
Book
ook
ook
ook
3
3
3
3Iconnect
Iconnect
Iconnect
Iconnect
4
4
4
4Call
Call
Call
Callcenter
center
c enter
center
4-1Callhistory
4-1-1Missedcalls

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4-1-2Dialledcalls
4-1-3Receivedcalls
4-1-4Deletecalllogs
4-1-5Calltimers
4-1-6Callcost
4-1-7Textmsg.counter
4-2Callsettings
4-2-1SIM1callsettings
4-2-1-1Callwaiting
4-2-1-2Calldivert
4-2-1-3Callbarring
4-2-1-4Lineswitching
4-2-2SIM2callsettings
4-2-3Callvibratesetting
4-2-4Advancesettings
4-2-4-1Black list
4-2-4-2Autoredial
4-2-4-3IPdial
4-2-4-4Back groundsound
4-2-4-5Calltimereminder
4-2-4-6Autoquickend
4-2-4-7RejectbySMS
4-2-4-8Answermode
5
5
5
5Messaging
Messaging
Messaging
Messaging
5-1Writemessage
5-2Inbox
5-3Drafts
5-4Outbox
5-5Sentmessages
5-6Archive
5-7Email
5-8Broadcastmessages
5-9Templates
5-10Messagesettings
6
6
6
6Multimedia
Multimedia
Multimedia
Multimedia
6-1 C amcorder
6-2Imageviewer
6-3Mediaplayer
6-4Photoeditor
6-5Soundrecorder
6-6FMRadio
7
7
7
7Organizer
Organizer
Organizer
Organizer
7-1SOSAlarm
7-2Calendar

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7-3Task s
7-4Alarm
7-5Azaanalarm
7-6Worldclock
7-7Notes
8
8
8
8Settings
Settings
Settings
Settings
8-1DualSIMsettings
8-2Phonesettings
8-2-1Timeanddate
8-2-2Schedulepoweron/off
8-2-3Language
8-2-4Pref.inputmethod
8-2-5Display
8-2-6Themes
8-2-7Dedicatedk eys
8-2-8Autoupdatetime
8-2-9Flightmode
8-2-10Fontsize
8-2-11UARTsettings
8-2-12Misc.settings
8-3Networksettings
8-3-1SIM1
8-3-2SIM2
8-3-3GPRStransferpref.
8-4Securitysettings
8-4-1Mobiletrack er
8-4-2SIM1Security
8-4-2-1PIN lock
8-4-2-2ChangePIN
8-4-2-3ChangePIN2
8-4-3SIM2Security
8-4-4Phonesecurity
8-4-4-1Phone l ock
8-4-4-2Changepassword
8-4-5Autokeypad lock
8-4-6Certificatemanager
8-5Connectivity
8-4-1Bluetooth
8-4-2NFC
8-4-3Connectionmanager
8-4-4Dataaccounts
8-4-5Dataservice
8-5Restorefactorysettings
8-6Soundeffects
8-7Shortcuts

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9
9
9
9User
User
User
Userprofiles
profile s
profiles
profiles
9-1General
9-2Silent
9-3Meeting
9-4Outdoor
9-5Mystyle
10
10
10
10Extra
Extra
Extra
Extra
10-1Calculator
10-2Unitconverter
10-3Currencyconverter
10-4Stopwatch
10-5Ebookreader
10-6Answermachine
10-7Java
10-8Javasettings
10-9Javadefaultsecurity
10-10Java task manager
10-11Zak atcalculator
1
1
1
11
1
1
1Services
Services
Services
Services
11-1Internetservices
11-2Licencemanager
1
1
1
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2
2
2WLAN
WLAN
WLAN
WLAN
Note:
Note:
Note :
Note:Some
Some
Some
Someitems
i tems
it ems
items in
in
in
in menu
me nu
men u
menuonly
only
only
onlyappear
ap pear
appe ar
appear in
in
in
in certain
ce rtain
c ertain
certainspecific
specif ic
specific
specificcases.
cases.
cas es.
cases.

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4
4
4
4Detail
Detail
Detail
Detailof
of
of
ofFunction
Fun cti on
Function
FunctionMenu
Menu
Men u
Menu
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1File
File
File
Filemanager
manager
manage r
manager
Thismanagement is forphoneandmemorycard.Customermust
insertthememorycardthenfindthefolder.Enterfilefolderoptions:
-Open:Displaythecontentinthisfolder
-Createanewfolder:Createanewfolderinthisfolder.
-Format:Formatthisfolder.
Enterspecifiedfileoptions;pleaserefertothecomputerfileoperation.
4.2
4.2
4.2
4.2Phonebook
Phonebook
Phonebook
Phonebook
You canstorethenames,mobilephonenumbersandothername-card
informationofimportantpersonsinyourphonebook .ChoosethePhone
Phone
Phon e
PhoneBook
Book
Book
Book
int hemainmenutoenterthephonebook.
Add
Add
Add
Addnew
new
new
newcontact:
c ontact:
c ontact:
contact:Addanewitemofrecordtothephonebook . You
canchoosetosaveinPhoneorSIMcard.
You canfindthirteenitemsinthephonebookoptions:View,Sendtext
message,Sendmultimediamessage,Call,IPdial,Edit,Delete,Copy,Move,
Sendbusinesscard,AddtoBlack list, Mark several,Phonebooksettings.
4.3
4.3
4.3
4.3Iconnect
Iconnect
Iconnect
Iconnect
It is ajavaapplicationforNFC.
4.4
4.4
4.4
4.4Call
Call
Call
Callcenter
center
c enter
center
4.4.1
4.4.1
4.4.1
4.4.1C
C
C
C all
all
all
all history
history
h istory
history
Yourphonecanstorethelatestcallsmissed,callsreceived,andcalls
dialed,andyoucanviewtheserecordsthroughmenu.
■EntertheMissed
Missed
M issed
MissedCalls
Calls
Call s
Callstoviewthemissedcall list .
■EntertheDialed
Dialed
Dialed
DialedCalls
Calls
Call s
Callstoviewthedialedcall list.
■EntertheReceived
Received
Received
ReceivedCalls
Calls
Call s
Callstoviewthereceivedcall list.
Inthedetailedinformationinterface,pressOptions
Options
O ptions
Optionstopracticethe
followingoperationsonthepieceofrecordselected.
View
View
View
Viewviewthedetailsoftherecord,includingnumber,startingtimeanddate
ofthecall
Call
Call
Call
CallDialthephonenumber
Send
Send
Send
Send message
message
me ssage
messagegototheWriteMessagetocreateamessageandthencanbe
senttothecurrentnumber.
Save
Save
Save
Saveto
to
to
tophone
phon e
phon e
phoneSavethenumbertotheSIMcardorthehandsetorthe
memorycard.
Add
Add
Add
Addto
to
to
toBlack list
Blac k li st
Black list
Black listMovethenumbertotheblack list.
Edit
Edit
Edit
Editbefore
before
be fore
beforecall
call
call
callE ditthecurrentnumberandsave it inthephonebook
Delete
Delete
Delete
DeleteDeletethispieceofrecord
4.4.2
4.4.2
4.4.2
4.4.2Call
Call
Call
Callsettings
s ettin gs
settings
settings
4.4.2.1
4.4.2.1
4.4.2.1
4.4.2.1SIM
SIM
SIM
SIM1/2
1/2
1/2
1/2Call
Call
C all
Callsettings
s ettin gs
settings
settings
gCall
Call
Call
Callwaiting
waiting
w aiting
waiting：SelectActivate/Deactivatethisfunction;selectStatus
Status
St atus
Statusto