Voyager CARFONE CP200 User manual

Thank you for choosing CARFONE CP200
The CARFONE CP200 is the world’s first car phone based
on 3G technology.
The device supports a variety of applications and
navigation services, has a large display of 3.5" and a large
spaced buttons, especially designed to enable your safe
and easy use while driving.
The device was developed with a thought to vehicle
environment, the special requirements an automobile has
for the operation of a cellular phone, prominently stressing
audio quality, dialing ease, and quick response.
During development the device underwent a series of
exacting tests, meeting the standards concerning operation
in vehicular environment.
Safe and correct installation by our installation instructions
will provide you with a safe and pleasant driving experience.
This manual will assist you in discovering the VOYAGER’s
world of possibilities. It contains information on all its
characteristics and innovations to assist you in operating
the phone in the most easy and efficient manner.
* Depending on your network operator.

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Table of Contents
1. Safety Directives ...............................................................4
2. Getting to Know the Phone..............................................6
2.1 Kit Contents...................................................................6
2.2 Device Structure............................................................7
2.3 Key Functions................................................................9
2.4 View Screen Symbols ................................................10
2.5 Basic Operations.........................................................11
2.5.1 Switching the Device On......................................11
2.5.2 Switching the Device Off......................................11
3. Calls..................................................................................11
3.1 Receiving a Call ..........................................................11
3.2 Making a Call...............................................................12
3.2.1 Making a Call using the keyboard........................12
3.2.2 Making a Call from the Call Log...........................12
3.2.3 Making a Call from the Contact list......................13
3.2.4 Available Options During an Active Call..............14
4. Contacts...........................................................................15
4.1 Searching for a Contact...............................................15
4.2 Add a new Contact......................................................15
4.3 Edit a Contact..............................................................15
5. Email.................................................................................16
5.1 Setting an account.......................................................16
5.2 View email message ...................................................19

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5.3 Sending email message..............................................19
6. Settings menu..................................................................20
6.1 Wireless & Networks...................................................21
6.2 Device..........................................................................22
6.3 Personal ......................................................................23
6.4 System.........................................................................24
Telephone Warrenty..............................................................20

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1. Safety Directives
Note: It is recommended to read this chapter before using
the device for the first time. The manufacturer will not be held
responsible for any damage resulting from abnormal use or
usage contrary to instructions appearing in this manual.
Service!
Do not dismantle the device installed or its accessories. In
case of failure, please contact your nearest service center.
Vehicle!
The RF signals might affect electronic systems inappropriately
installed in motorized vehicles or that are not properly
protected. Consult your vehicle manufacture or his
representative. Prior to installing any equipment in your vehicle,
you must consult with the equipment manufacturer.
Vehicles with installed airbags!
Airbags inflate with great power. When installing the device in
the vehicle, the installing technician must verify that the device
is installed in a safe distance from the airbag. Any installation
that blocks the inflating airbag might cause very serious
injuries.

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Devices with warning signs!
Make sure you turn off your phone whenever a warning sign
asking so appears.
Turning off the device in risk of explosion!
Places susceptible to explosion are fueling areas such as gas
stations, areas with high content of chemicals, grains, dust or
metal dust in the air and any other area where it is
recommended to turn the motor off. In these places you need
to turn off the device and follow instructions and signage.
Antenna
When installing the device, a designated antenna fitted for use
with this device will be installed in your vehicle. You must use
only the original antenna supplied with the device or any other
antenna approved for use by TCL. Any use of unauthorized
antenna, or changes or additions made to the antenna might
cause damage to the device and affect its quality of use.

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2. Getting to Know the Phone
2.1 Kit Contents
The device unit that you purchased contains the following
original items:
•TCL VOYAGER device
•Cables set
•Microphone
•Speaker
•Cellular antenna
•GPS antenna
•Swivel mount
•Screws set
•User Manual
•Pocket guide
Notes: We made the utmost effort to ensure that the product
arrives to you complete and in order. In case some fault is
discovered, please immediately contact the point of sale.

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2.2 Device Structure
OK key
End key
3.5” color
display
Send key
Keypad
Search key
Back key
Menu key
Home key

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USIM slot
Volume keys
Mini USB
connector
Micro SD slot
USB connector
Navigation keyVoice input key

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2.3 Key Functions
In Standby Mode – Shift to general call record
(“All calls”)
When receiving a call – answer incoming call
After keying in numbers – call is dialed
During call – shift to call waiting
During call – call disconnected
Incoming call – reject incoming call
In Menu mode – Return to Standby Mode
Touch and hold – Switch phone On/Off
Access available options
Short press:
Outside Home page – Back to Home page
In Home page – Show all screens
Long press:
Show recent used applications
Search Phone and Internet contents
Back to previous screen
In Text Edit Mode – Change writing mode
In Text Edit mode – Add space
In Standby Mode – Change income call ring
volume
In Talk mode – Change talk volume
Emergency
call key
Press 5 seconds to initiate a call

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2.4 View Screen Symbols
Received signal strength for the chosen network
No SIM card
HSPA Connected
UMTS Connected
Transferring data
Bluetooth is on
Flight mode
Silent mode
Wi-Fi is on
Email message
Call
End call
No sound
H otSpot
Wi-Fi Icon
Portable active HotSpot

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2.5 Basic Operations
2.5.1 Switching the Device On
In order to switch on the device, touch and hold the key .
If the device is connected to the vehicle’s ignition switch, the
device can be switched on by starting the vehicle.
2.5.2 Switching the Device Off
In order to switch off the device, touch and hold the key
and touch Power off. If the device is connected to the
vehicle’s ignition switch, the device can be switched off by
shutting the vehicle off (if the device is not in call mode).
3. Calls
3.1 Receiving a Call
When receiving a call, the device’s view screen will change
its display and show incoming call details.
•To accept the call, touch
•To reject the call or disconnect at call’s end, touch
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3.2 Making a Call
3.2.1 Making a Call using the keyboard
Key in the desired number. To correct the dialed number,
touch the key or to delete the last digit. Touch to
make the call.
To disconnect at call’s end, touch .
3.2.2 Making a Call from the Call log
The call log displays the last calls made.
In Phone mode touch or the Phone apps

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Touch to choose from the last calls: Missed calls ,
outgoing ,incoming , outgoing&incoming .
After locating the requested record, touch Call to or .
3.2.3 Making a Call from the Contact list
Touch to enter the contacts list.
After locating the contact, touch .

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3.2.4 Available Options During an Active Call
During an active call, the following additional actions are
possible:
•End –end call
•Call on hold –hold the call
•Mute –silent the microphone
•Dial pad –screen dial pad
•Changing volume
•Conference call

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4. Contacts
4.1 Searching for a Contact
Touch to enter the contacts list.
Slide with your finger up/down to find a contact.
Or touch to search by name.
4.2 Add a new Contact
Touch to enter the contacts list.
Touch to add a new contact.
Choose the desire saving place for the new contact.
4.3 Edit a Contact
Touch to enter the contacts list.
Slide with your finger up/down to find a contact.

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5. Email
5.1 Setting an account
Touch to enter the email app.
If you have not set up an email account, the device will
automatically start a process of adding email, and an email
wizard will guide you through the steps to set-up an email
account.
Type an email address and a password.

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Touch Next.
Touch Exchange.

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Now you now have to set the parameters for the account.
To create another account, touch Settings/Accounts &
Sync and select Add Account.

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Notice that you need Wi-Fi connection or active internet
connection for sync the account.
5.2 View email message
Touch to enter the email app.
Scroll to the message and touch it.
5.3 Sending email message
Touch to enter the email app.
Touch to create a new email message.

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6. Settings menu
Settings menu includes all the settings of the applications
and phone menus.
Touch Menu key.
Touch Settings to enter settings menu.