Amplicomms M9000 User Manual

PowerTel

M9000

mobile phone

Operating

Instructions

M9000

Basic Information

The Amplicomms M9000 is a Smartphone customized for special needs

with an Android 4.2.2 operating system. In addition to the “normal” options

on a Smartphone it offers a special user interface with large, clearly arran-

ged menu items, an especially large display, increased handset volume, and

an emergency call button.

HAC Hearing Aid Compatible to M4 / T4 Rating

The M9000 has a built in Induction Coil and is hearing aid compatible.

To ensure optimum benefit, users with hearing aids may wish to select the

T setting on their hearing aids. Exposure to the receiver at full volume for a

long period could cause ear damage.

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CONTENTS

1 Get to know your M9000 ..........................................................................4

1.1 At a glance ..................................................................................................4

1.2 Delivery Contents ......................................................................................6

1.3 Insert SIM Card and Battery......................................................................6

1.4 Charging the battery .................................................................................8

1.5 Battery status .............................................................................................8

1.6 Turning On/Off your Mobile Phone ..........................................................9

1.7 Make sure you are in range of your Network ......................................10

1.8 Set Language ...........................................................................................10

1.9 Setting the Date and Time ....................................................................10

2 Basic Operating Instructions .................................................................11

2.1 General Information for Operating the Telephone ..............................11

2.2 Select/Open an Element .........................................................................11

2.3 Scrolling/Swiping .....................................................................................11

2.4 Enlarge image ..........................................................................................11

2.5 The Start Screen.......................................................................................12

2.6 Screen lock ...............................................................................................13

2.7 The touch keys .........................................................................................13

2.8 The volume keys ......................................................................................13

2.9 Turning the screen ...................................................................................14

2.10 Entering text .............................................................................................14

2.11 Connecting your mobile phone to a computer .....................................15

3 Calling .......................................................................................................17

3.1 Entering the phone number by hand.....................................................17

3.2 Dialling from your contacts.....................................................................18

3.3 Dialling from the call log .........................................................................19

3.4 Incoming Calls .........................................................................................20

3.5 Options during a call ...............................................................................21

3.6 Initiate an Emergency Call .....................................................................22

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4 Call logs.....................................................................................................23

4.1 General......................................................................................................23

4.2 Settings .....................................................................................................24

5 Messaging.................................................................................................29

5.1 Read messages received .........................................................................29

5.2 Write a message.......................................................................................30

5.3 Settings .....................................................................................................31

6 Contacts ....................................................................................................35

6.1 Create a new contact ...............................................................................35

6.2 Options for all Contacts...........................................................................36

6.3 Options for individual contacts...............................................................38

7 Gallery .......................................................................................................43

8 Camera ......................................................................................................45

9 Browser.....................................................................................................47

10 Music .........................................................................................................53

11 Alarms .......................................................................................................54

11.1 Basic Settings ...........................................................................................55

12 Calendar ....................................................................................................56

13 SOS Emergency Call ...............................................................................58

13.1 Sequence of an emergency call..............................................................58

13.2 Cancelling the emergency call function.................................................58

13.3 Settings .....................................................................................................59

14 Settings.....................................................................................................62

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CONTENTS

Appendix .............................................................................................................76

Technical data .....................................................................................................76

Service hotline ....................................................................................................76

Tips on the battery .............................................................................................77

Intended use ......................................................................................................77

Areas of use .......................................................................................................77

Safety information ............................................................................................77

Power adapter plug ............................................................................................78

Disposal...............................................................................................................79

Maintenance ......................................................................................................79

Declaration of Conformity ................................................................................79

Guarantee ...........................................................................................................80

Index ...................................................................................................................82

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GET TO KNOW YOUR M9000

1 Get to know your M9000

Important: Before beginning please read the safety information on page 77.

1.1 At a glance

On-Off

Switch

Front

Camera

Touch screen

(Display)

Options

Touch Key

Receiver

Micro-USB socket

(Loading/PC Con-

nection)

Volume

buttons +/-

Back Touch Key

Microphone

Home Touch Key

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Main Camera

Speaker

Emergency call

(SOS) Button

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1.2 Delivery Contents

1 Mobile phone 1 Lithium Ion Battery

1 Battery charger 1 USB cable

1 Quick Start Guide

1.3 Insert SIM Card and Battery

Possible risk of swallowing small parts!
The SIM card can be removed. Small children could swallow it.
Please make sure that the SIM card is not bent or scratched.
Avoid contact with water, dirt, or electrical charges.
Your phone number is on the SIM card, and is not stored on the phone.
If you use the SIM card from your previous phone then you will keep
your phone number, because your telephone number is allocated to the
SIM card and is not stored on the phone.

• The phone must be powered off!

• Remove the back cover by sliding a fingernail in the small slot found on

the bottom side of the phone, and pulling the cover up.

• If a battery is inserted, remove it.

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• Your phone supports two SIM cards. This enables you to, for example,

continue to use your “old” phone’s SIM card and to insert a prepaid data

SIM card as well. This allows you to keep your phone number and you

do not need to cancel, or change, your current contract. Card slot 1 sup-

ports UMTS/GSM (3G) and card slot 2 is limited to GSM (2G).

When using only one card, and to use all the phone’s services, you must

place the card in card slot 1.

Slide the SIM card(s), with the gold contacts facing down, into the SIM

card slot(s).

• You have the option to insert a micro SD card (max. 32 GB) to increase

the storage capacity. Slide the memory card, with the golden contacts

facing down, into the slot until it stops.

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Contacts

• Insert the battery. In doing so, the battery’s contacts will be on the left

and point up. Press lightly on the bottom end of the battery until it snaps

into place (as shown above).

• Place the back cover back onto the phone and press firmly all around the

edges until it snaps into place.

1.4 Charging the battery

• Ensure that the battery is correctly installed before charging. Do not

remove the battery while the phone is charging. The phone could be

damaged as a result.

• When first starting your phone charge the battery for at least 4 hours.

Some batteries only reach their full capacity after multiple complete

charging/discharging cycles.

• Insert the small plug of the charger into the mini USB charging socket,

ensuring the plug is inserted the correct way around. Do not use excessi-

ve force when inserting the plug.

• Connect the charger. For safety reasons use only the charger delivered

with phone.

1.5 Battery status

The current battery charge status is indicated in the display.

When the battery charge is low, a corresponding warning message appears in

the display. Charge the battery.

When the battery charge drops below the minimum status, the phone switches

off automatically.

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1.6 Turning On/Off your Mobile Phone

To turn on your phone hold the on/off button, top left, down until the dis-

play lights up. Depending on the setting of your SIM card you may then be

prompted to enter your PIN.

Enter the SIM PIN and then click . The phone will

log onto the mobile phone network.

Note: The SIM-Code (the SIM card PIN), which you

received together with the SIM card, protects the SIM

card from use by unauthorized persons. The PIN2

code, which you will receive together with certain

SIM cards, is required for access to certain services.

If you enter the PIN, or PIN2, incorrectly three times

in a row you will be prompted to enter the PUK or

the PUK2 code. Please contact your mobile phone

company if you do not know these codes.

If you press down the On/Off button on your phone for approx. 2 seconds,

when it is turned on, the turn-off dialogue box will be displayed.

Make a selection by tapping the respective entry:

- Power off: turn off the phone

- Reboot: restart

- Airplane mode: Turn on/off airplane mode

By selecting (blue line) the symbols in the bottom line

you can choose between (from left to right.) Silent,

Vibrate and Speaker on.

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1.7 Make sure you are in range of your Network

Some networks offer better coverage than others in different areas. The icon

indicates you have a signal and are connected to the network.

1.8 Set Language

In the event that the language is not automatically detected by the SIM card

inserted please read the following Chapter Basic Operating Instructions first

and familiarize yourself, where applicable, with the operation of the phone.

You will find the language setting under the menu item Settings-> Langua-

ge & Input, immediately as the first menu item. Click on Language and then

select the desired language from the list.

1.9 Setting the Date and Time

In the event the date and time are not automatically assumed from the net-

work (depending on the provider), please read the following Chapter Basic

Operating Instructions first and familiarize yourself, where applicable, with

the operation of the phone.

You will find the date/time setting under the menu item Settings -> Date &

Time. Click on Set Date. Select the corresponding setting for day, month,

and year by swiping up/down between the blue lines. Then click Done. To

set the time (Set Time) proceed in the same manner.

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2 Basic Operating Instructions

2.1 General Information for Operating the Telephone

Your mobile phone is equipped with a touch screen which is used for the

actual operation of the phone.

The touch screen should not be scratched. Do not touch it with sharp

objects and do not let it come into contact with water. Do not touch the

screen if the glass is broken.

2.2 Select/Open an Element

• Click on the element to open it.

2.3 Scrolling/Swiping

• Slide your finger across the screen in the direction in which

you want to scroll.

2.4 Enlarge image

• In many applications (Website/Image, etc.) you can enlarge

the image by sliding your fingers apart. In order to shrink the

image again slide your fingers back together.

Alternatively, you can also tap 2x on an area to enlarge/redu-

ce the size.

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2.5 The Start Screen

The status bar at the top of edge of the screen shows the signal strength,

current statuses and the battery level. In addition, the time and date, and, if

applicable, other information, are also displayed here.

☞ ☞

• By swiping to the left you will reach the individual menus.

• You can return to the start screen at any time by clicking the home key.

• If you drag down the status bar, the system notifications of your mobile

device will be displayed. To call up the quick access menu click on , in

the top corner.

In the quick access menu you can immediately

enter important settings without a lengthy search

for the corresponding menu item, i.e. WI-FI, Blue-

tooth, and turning on/off Airplane mode, retrieving

battery information, entering display settings, etc.

For access to the complete settings menu tap

the symbol.

With you will return to the system notificati-

ons.

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2.6 Screen lock

After a pre-set amount of time the screen will be locked in order to prevent

unintentional touch interaction with your screen.

Note: You can also lock the screen by quickly pressing the On/Off key.

If you wish to unlock the screen, quickly press the

on/off key in order to activate the display screen.

Touch the lock symbol, drag it to the unlocked lock

symbol and then lift your finger.

2.7 The touch keys

There are three touch keys located below the display. When touching a

touch key you will notice a short vibration which will indicate that the touch

has been recognized.

Options: display of the corresponding available options

Home: back to the start screen

Back: goes back on “screen”.

2.8 The volume keys

In idle state: setting the volume for notifications

During calls: setting the receiver/speaker volume

Caution: this mobile phone can produce very loud sounds. When the recei-

ver volume is set very high this image will be

displayed in the status bar and with the telephone symbol .

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2.9 Turning the screen

You can turn the screen in order to view a larger image when, for example,

looking at pictures, surfing the internet or writing an SMS/MMS. Please

note that not all applications support this function.

(Example: SMS-entry)

2.10 Entering text

An on-screen keyboard is displayed for entering your contacts (telephone

book entries), for writing an SMS/MMS or for entering a website address in

your internet browser. Click on the corresponding letters in order to write

your text.

• With the key you can switch between upper and lower case letters (in

order to set it to “only upper case letters” hold the key down).

• To enter blank spaces press the key down.

• To enter a full stop click on (to the right of the space key). Hold this

key down for a moment in order to call up a table with special charac-

ters. Drag your finger to the desired symbol and then lift it off of the

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screen. The symbol will be entered.

• To enter a comma, click on (to the left of the space key). If you hold

the key down for a moment the touch key for the entry options will

be displayed (Input languages/Android key settings).

• To delete characters and symbols, press .

• In order to move the cursor, click on the text and pull the mark to the

desired location using your finger.

• With the key you will switch the keyboard to numbers, and with

you will switch to special characters.

• Press to insert a line-feed.

• Open a list with “emoticons”and other symbols by tapping Options ->

Insert smiley.

2.11 Connecting your mobile phone to a computer

You can connect your mobile phone to a computer in order to transfer data

back and forth. If you connect both devices using a USB cable a connection

request will appear on the mobile.

Confirm the connection request.

Note: During active USB connection some of the mobile phone’s functions,

which access the memory, (i.e. camera, media player, etc.) are not accessi-

ble.

When you only want to charge the mobile, tap the Home or the Back key. In

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this case neither the phone memory nor the SD card will be connected with

the computer as external drives.

Please note: Properly eject the mobile phone’s storage media displayed on

the computer as external drives with the corresponding computer function

before disconnecting the USB cable, in order to avoid loss of data.

Then disconnect the USB cable from the mobile as well by pulling down the

status bar and selecting the corresponding entry. Now you can remove the

cable.

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3 Calling

3.1 Entering the phone number by hand

Tap on the symbol.

The dialling keypad is displayed.

Enter the phone number and then tap the green

phone icon. The phone number will be dialled.

The key displays all the calls that you have

received, dialled, or missed.

The key opens your contacts.

When you enter a phone number manually the

key allows you to create a new entry in your con-

tacts list.

CALLING

During the call the duration of the call is displayed.

The key displays the dialling keypad again in

the event you would like to make an entry, i.e. for

remote access to an answering machine.

The key turns on the loudspeaker.

The key opens your contacts.

Tap the key in order to end the call.

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3.2 Dialling from your contacts

Tap the icon.

Your contacts will open.

Tap the entry field and then enter the first few let-

ters of the desired entry

or

Scroll through your contacts in order to find the

desired entry.

The icon opens the list of all calls that you have

received, dialled, or rejected.

The icon allows you to enter a new contact.

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The icon makes the phone call.

With the icon you can write a text

message to this phone number.

With the icon you can edit an

entry.

With the icon you can delete an

entry.

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3.3 Dialling from the call log

Tap the icon.

The call log will open. Scroll through the call log in

order to find the desired entry.

Tap to see all calls.

Tap in order to see only the calls you dialled.

Tap in order to see only the calls you received.

Tap in order to see only the calls you missed.

CALLING

With the icon the phone call is

made.

With the icon the phone starts a

video call (must be supported from both partici-

pients’ devices).

With the icon the phone starts a call

with prefix (refer to page 24).

With the icon you can write a text message to

this phone number.

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CALLING

3.4 Incoming Calls

An incoming call is indicated with the set ringtone (active audio profile) and

on the display screen. If the caller is entered in your contact list the name

and picture are also displayed, and a special ringtone used. These options

are only accessible if the contact is stored on the mobile and not on the SIM

card.

Tap the icon in order to receive the call.

Tap the icon in order to reject the call.

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3.5 Options during a call

Whilst in a call tap the Options touch key.

You can record the call. Please note that you are

obliged to inform the person you are talking with

before you can record the call.

Tap the icon.

To stop recording press the 'Options' button again

and tap the 'Stop recording' icon.

If you dialled a second connection, the first call will

be put on hold.

CALLING

In order to switch between the current call and the

call on hold tap on the icon for the held call.

Further options:

- record a conversation.

- end all calls.

- end call on hold.

- transferring a call, if supported

from your provider

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CALLING

3.6 Initiate an Emergency Call

Press the emergency call button for approx. 3 seconds. You will hear a siren

and the emergency call will be sent to the emergency number(s) specified.

The emergency call button also works when the screen lock is on.

For configuring the emergency call numbers and further settings refer to

page 58.

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4 Call logs

4.1 General

All calls are stored in the call log menu.

Tap on the icon.

The call list is opened.

Scroll through the call list in order to find the desi-

red entry.

Tap in order to view all calls.

Tap in order to view only calls dialled.

Tap in order to view only calls received.

Tap in order to view only missed.

CALL LOGS

Touch Options.

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2
3

4

1 - Look for an entry in your contacts.

2 - Select the source of the entries.

3 - Entry is deleted.

4 - Open settings (see next page).

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4.2 Settings

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(1) Voice call settings

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(1.1) Voice mail settings

1 - Settings for voice calls, see (1)

2 - Settings for video calls, see (2)

3 - Additional settings, see (3)

Tap an entry.

1 - Voice mail settings (Mailbox), see (1.1)

2 - Settings for calls with a prefix number, see (1.2)

3 - Settings for call forwarding, see (1.3)

4 - Settings for call barring, see (1.4)

5 - Additional settings, see (1.5)

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1 - Call your network voice mail service (Mailbox)

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2

2 - Enter your mailbox number.

Please contact your network operator for addi-

tional information.

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(1.2) Settings for IP calls

1 - Enter the prefix for IP calls. This prefix will

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(1.3) Call forwarding settings

CALL LOGS

always be dialled before the actual phone num-

ber when you start an “IP call”

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(1.4) Call barring settings

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6

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1-4 The current status is displayed. Select one of

the conditions displayed and enter the phone

number.

In order to activate/deactivate call barring you must

enter the lock password. You can obtain this from

your mobile telephone provider. Under item 7, you

can change your lock password.

1 - Block all outgoing calls; calls can no longer be

made.

2 - Block all international, outgoing calls; no calls

can be dialled in foreign networks.

3 - Block all international outgoing calls with the

exception of the home network; only calls in

your provider’s network (from which you have

the SIM card) can be made.

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(1.5) Additional Settings

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2

4 - Block all incoming calls; calls are no longer sig-

nalled. You can no longer be reached.

5 - Block all incoming calls while roaming; calls

are no longer signalled if you are outside your

home network (i.e. in a foreign country during

vacation).

6 - All blocks are removed.

7 - Changing the lock password.

1 - Select whether the Caller ID should be turned

on, off, or set to default operator settings.

2 - Select the checkbox , if an incoming call

should be identified with a beep in the earpiece

during an ongoing phone call.

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(2) Video call settings

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1 - You can select an image that will be displayed

during a video call when the built-in camera is

not used.

2 - If this function is enabled (), it will be display-

ed under (3) stored image, when the Peer-

Video is unavailable.

3 - Select an image that is displayed when Peer

Video is unavailable.

4 - Switch between front and back camera.
5 - If this function is enabled (), the image will be

displayed larger for you than for your conver-

sation partner during a video call

6 - Set whether to switch to a voice call in the

event the video call is unavailable.

7 - If this function is enabled (), the local video is

displayed

8 - Select whether the local video should be dis-

played in the event of an incoming phone call

9 - Settings for video call forwarding. For further

details see 1.3.

10 - Settings to block video calls. For further details

see 1.4.

11 - Settings for caller ID and call waiting on video

calls.

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(3) Other Settings

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(3.1) Settings for call restriction

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1 - Settings for call restriction, see (3.1).
2 - If the function is enabled (), you will hear an

3 - A list with ready-made quick responses, that

4 - Settings for the TTY Mode (Text-Telephone).

5 - If the function is enabled (), you may place

1 - Turning call restriction on/off. To change this it

2 - Option to change PIN2.

3 - List of permitted phone numbers in the event

advisory tone every 50 seconds during a call.

may be changed.

Turn TTY mode on when you want to place a

call with a TTY device. These devices are speci-

al telecom communication devices for the

speaking and hearing impaired.

international calls.

is necessary to enter the PIN2 which you recei-

ved with the documents for your SIM card.

that call restriction is turned on. Tap the Opti-

ons icon if you want to add additional contacts.

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5 Messaging

5.1 Read messages received

Tap on the icon.

The list of existing messages is opened.

Tap an entry in order to display the entire message.

Tap the Options icon. You will receive the following

options:

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1 - Select the message for further editing

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7

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(edit/forward/delete).

2 - Adds a shortcut on the start screen (only with

the Android interface).

3 - Call the sender.

4 - Start a video call with the sender.

5 - Insert a quick text (see page 32).

6 - Add a contact.

7 - Add a subject.

8 - Add the sender to your contacts.

9 - Set the defaults for a chat.

10 - Attach a media file (image, record video or

audio directly, or select from existing files).

11 - (not visible on the screenshot) Insert emoti-

con.

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MESSAGING

5.2 Write a message

Open SMS/MMS and click on „New Message“.

Tap „Select Contact“.

Enter the first letter of the desired contact.

After selecting the entry the text window for writing

the message will be opened.

Write your message (for additional help on entering

text see page 14).

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5
6

Click on Options. You will receive the following opti-

ons:

1 - Insert a quick text (see page 32).

2 - Insert a contact.

3 - Add a subject.

4 - Utilize the message started.

5 - Attach a media file (image, record video or

audio directly, or select from existing files).

6 - Insert an emoticon.

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MESSAGING

You can also turn the mobile in order to

increase the size of the keyboard.

After entering the text click on „Done“.

Click on the icon in order to send

the message.

Open SMS/MMS and click on Options. You will

receive the following options:

1 - Enter a search term. All SMS/MMS that con-

tain that term will be listed.

2 - Delete all messages.

3 - Settings for SMS/MMS, see (1).

4 - Call up the list of WAP-Push messages recei-

ved.

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MESSAGING

(1) Settings for SMS/MMS

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(1.1) Settings for SMS

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1 - Settings for SMS, see (1.1)

2 - Settings for MMS, see (1.2)

3 - Settings for notifications, see (1.3)

4 - General settings, see (1.4)

1 - Settings for delivery report ( = enabled)

2 - Display of the messages stored on the SIM

card. Options: Delete, display capacity.

3 - Edit/ redo using key phrases which can, when

needed, be quickly entered into a message, see

(1.1.1).

4 - Display the phone number of the SMS centre.

You can change this number if necessary.

5 - Select the storage location for SMS/MMS

(Phone/SIM Card).

(1.1.1) Edit quick text

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Several key phrases are already stored on your

mobile. You can edit/change these, or also add new

ones.

Click on the blinking cursor, enter your text and click

on Add.

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(1.2) Settings for MMS

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MESSAGING

1 - Settings for sending a MMS to a group/multi-

ple recipients ( = enabled)

2 - Settings for the delivery report ( = enabled)

3 - Settings for read confirmation for a MMS sent

(= enabled).

4 - Settings for a read report for a MMS received

(= enabled).

5 - Settings for receiving a MMS (= enabled).

6 - Settings for retrieving a MMS while roaming;

this means when you are outside of your home

network, but instead, for example, on vacation
in a foreign country (= enabled).

7 - Settings for the creation mode for a MMS.

8 - Settings for the maximum size of a MMS.

9 - Settings for the priority of a MMS.

(1.3) Notification settings

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1 - Settings for incoming notifications ( = enab-

led)

2 - Settings for the sound for incoming notificati-

ons.

3 - Select the ringtone for incoming notifications.

4 - Settings for vibrate for incoming notifications

( = enabled).

5 - Settings for pop-ups for incoming notifications

( = enabled).

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(1.4) General Settings

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1 - Select the chat wallpaper.

2 - Set the font size for messages.

3 - Include e-mail in contact results

( = enabled)

4 - Delete old messages (SMS and MMS) when set

limit is reached. Separate settings for

SMS/MMS possible.

5 - Broadcast settings (Broadcast must be suppor-

ted by your network provider. Contact your net-

work provider for additional information).

6 - Turn on WAP-Push Service ( = on). For addi-

tional information on this service contact your

network provider.

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6 Contacts

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CONTACTS

Click on the icon.

Your contacts will be displayed.

1 - Click on the entry field and enter the first letter

of the entry

or

Scroll through your contacts in order to find

the desired entry.

2 - You can enter information about yourself.

3 - Click on the desired entry in order to call or

send an SMS to this contact, to edit or delete

the contact (see also page 18).

4 - The call logs will be opened.

5 - Create a new contact.

6.1 Create a new contact

Select where the entry should be created.

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Then enter the information for the contact.

After each entry click Next in order to move to the

next entry field.

Click Done in order to store the contact.

6.2 Options for all Contacts

Click on Options.

1 - Deleting contacts, see (1.1)

2 - Setting the display (SIM card, phone, etc.). By

selecting you are specifying which contacts will

be displayed in the list.

3 - Copying contacts, see (1.2)

Some hands-free devices that are connected

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2
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via Bluetooth can only access contacts that are

stored on the phone (and not on the SIM card).

(1.1) Delete Contacts

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1 - Click on a contact in order to select it ( =

selected) or

2 - Click selected and then on Select all, in order

to select all your contacts.

3 - Click on OK and confirm the security prompt in

order to delete the contacts selected.

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(1.2) Copying your contacts

Select the source from which the contacts will be

copied and click Next.

Select the location to which you want to copy your

contacts and click on Next.

CONTACTS

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1 - Click on a contact in order to select it ( =

enabled) or

2 - Click on selected and then on Select all, in

order to select all contacts.

3 - Click on OK, in order to begin copying your

contacts.

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6.3 Options for individual contacts

Select a contact and click on Options.

1 - The contact will be added to your favourites.

2 - You can edit the contact.

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3 - You can share the contact, see (1.1)

4 - The contact will be deleted.

5 - You can assign the contact its own ringtone,

see (1.2)

6 - Should an incoming call from this call be block-

ed, i.e. not signalled, select the check box ( =

enabled).

7 - After clicking on this option a shortcut for this

contact will be displayed on the home screen

(only visible when using the Android, see set-

tings/Overview, page 75)

The full range of options is only available to

the contacts stored on the phone. For contacts

stored on the SIM card only the „Edit“,

“Share“, and „Delete“ options are available.

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(1.1) Share contacts

You can send the selected contact as a .vcf file. Click

whether you want to send the file using Bluetooth,

e-mail, etc. and following the additional instructi-

ons.

(1.2) Set an individual ringtone for the contact

You can assign the selected contact its own ringtone. For this purpose, you

can select an already existing ringtone, record your personal ringtone, or

speak the desired text into the phone’s microphone. You can define up to 10

individual ringtones.

Information on the “Individual Ringtone”

You can, for example, record “Peter is calling” as a ringtone.

Then if you assigned “Peter” this ringtone, your phone will announce

“Peter is calling” when Peter calls.

1st Step: Recording your personal ringtone

Under “More Applications” select “Sound recor-

der”.

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Click on the red dot and speak into the microphone.

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End the recording by clicking on the white square.

Click on “Save”.

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Tap on the entry in the list and hold your finger
down for approx. 2 seconds until the  icon

appears in front of the entry.

Click on the music clef and answer the following

prompt by clicking OK.

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2nd Step: Selecting your personal ringtone

Your new ringtone will be assumed in the ringtone

list and can then be set for one of your contacts.

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7 Gallery

All photo and video albums are displayed in the gallery.

Click on the icon.

GALLERY

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1 - Click on “Albums”, in order to change the sort

(Albums/Locations/Times).

2 - Click on the camera icon in order to switch to

the camera.

3 - Click on an album in order to open it, see (1).

By clicking on Options you can select one or more

albums (the album will be surrounded by a border).

You have the following additional options:

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1 - Uncheck.

2 - Send the album via SMS/MMS, Bluetooth or E-

mail etc.

3 - Delete album / Display details.

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(1) View Photos/Videos

The photos in the open album will be displayed as a grid, or a film strip

view (setting top left).

Click on an image to open it:

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3

1 - Back to overall view

2 - Send image via SMS/MMS, Bluetooth or E-Mail

etc.

3 - Options for editing photos.

4 - Additional options, see (1.1). You can also

access these options using the Options icon.

5 - Switch to camera.

6 - Delete photo

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(1.1) Additional options

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1 - Delete the image

2 - Slideshow of all the images in the album

selected

3 - Options for editing the images

4 - Turn the image to the right/left

5 - Crop the image

6 - Set the image as wall paper or contact picture

7 - Display the image details (size, date taken, sto-

rage location, etc.)

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CAMERA

8 Camera

You can take photos and videos using the built-in camera. In addition there

is a forward facing camera which you can use, for example, for video calls.

Click on the icon. The camera is turned on.

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(1.1) General Settings

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In this view you have the following options

1 - The photo is automatically triggered if a smile

is identified.

2 - Panoramic image: Pan the camera as display-

ed.

3 - Setting for “normal” picture

4 - Switch to front camera

5 - Settings, see (1.1), (1.2) and (1.3)

6 - Shutter release for video camera (Film)

4

7 - Shutter release for camera (Individual photo)

8 - Last photo shot, click to view

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1 - Enable/disable GPS location information

2 - Exposure settings

3 - Colour effects: Select different colour effects

4 - Scene mode: Settings for special shooting con-

ditions (night-time, sunset, etc.)

5 - White balance

6 - Image properties: Settings for saturation,

brightness, and contrast. The default settings

are reset by clicking on Default.

7 - (not visible on the screenshot) Settings for

Anti-Flickering for screen photos.

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CAMERA

(1.2) Camera Settings

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(1.3) Video Settings

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2
3
4

1 - Shutter delay (ZSD=Zero Shutter Delay),

affects the auto-focus

2 - Turns on/off face detection

3 - Setting for self-timer

4 - Settings for number of captures per second for

photo series

5 - Setting for picture size/resolution

6 - Setting for the preview size

7 - (not visible on the screenshot) Setting for sen-

sitivity (ISO)

1 - Turning on/off the microphone during video

recording

2 - Select audio mode (only when the microphone

is switched on)

3 - Setting the interval for time-lapse videos

4 - Select the video quality

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BROWSER

9 Browser

You will need a SIM card that supports this service, or a wireless network

(WLAN/Wi-Fi) that you can log into to access the internet. See also Wi-Fi

settings, page 64.

Click on the icon.

Click on the entry line and enter the desired IP

address. If applicable select a suggestion from the

list.

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By clicking on Options you will receive the following

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7
8
9

options:

1 - Reload current page

2 - Stop loading page

3 - Call up homepage

4 - Save current page to bookmarks

5 - Close Browser

6 - Save current page for offline reading

7 - Send link to current page (Bluetooth, E-mail,

SMS etc.)

8 - Enter the character string in order to look

for/select it on the webpage

9 - Display the webpage like on a computer

10 - Pop up stored bookmarks, history, and saved

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pages.

11 - Settings: See following explanations

(1) Browser Settings (Overview)

1 - see (1.1)

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(1.1) Browser Settings (General)

2 - see (1.2)

3 - see (1.3)

4 - see (1.4)

5 - see (1.5)

6 - see (1.6)

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1 - Set the homepage by entering the web

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2

3

address.

2 - Activate the auto-fill for web forms

( = enabled)

3 - Entries for the text for the auto-fill

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(1.2) Browser Settings (Privacy & Security)

1 - Deletes the contents of the cache. A cache is a

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storage area for the temporary storage of data.

If you have accessed password protected, con-

fidential information, or a security service, or

have attempted to access them, empty your

cache afterwards.

2 - Deletes the recorded history of websites vie-

wed

3 - Shows security warnings ( = enabled)
4 - Cookies will be accepted ( = enabled)

Cookies are generally short pieces of text infor-

mation that web servers store in the browser

and can be called up later. Web providers use

cookies for many functions, from specific set-

tings for webpages to following your surfing

patterns.

5 - Delete the stored cookies

6 - Data such as name, first name, address, etc.

that you enter into forms can be stored so that

you do not need to re-enter these every time
( = enabled)

7 - Delete the stored form data

8 - Webpages can access your location informati-

on ( = enabled)

9 - Delete location access
10 - Option to store passwords ( = enabled). Plea-

se use this setting carefully; in the event your

mobile is lost, unauthorized access to your

sensitive data is possible.

11 - Delete all stored passwords

BROWSER

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BROWSER

12 - Select whether the automatic receipt of notifi-

cations that some webpages send should be

Always on, As required, or Off.

13 - Delete notification access for all webpages.

(1.3) Browser Settings (Accessibility)

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1 - Adjusts the magnification (zoom) of the websi-

te display to your settings ( = enabled)

2 - Preview of the text size, can be changed with

(3)

3 - Preset for automatic text scaling for website

display.

4 - Set the zoom for website display; double click

on a specific spot in the display

5 - Set the minimum font size

6 - Set the font for website display. You can choo-

se between sans serif, serif, and monospace

(not proportional). These defaults are not sup-

ported by all websites.

7 - Preview for negative contrast, adjustable with

(8) and (9)

8 - Changes the display in the browser. The websi-

te is displayed as „negative“( = enabled)

9 - Contrast setting for negative display on, see

(8).

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(1.4) Browser Settings (Advanced)

1 - Select the search engine to be used

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2 - New Tabs (i.e. additional websites that can be

called up using a link) are displayed behind the
current tab ( = enabled)

3 - JavaScript enables dynamic change of content

and interaction with the user ( = enabled)

4 - Open multiple websites and switch between

them using tabs.

5 - Enable plug-ins (help programs within the

browser,  = enabled)

6 - Advanced settings for individual websites

7 - Setting for the magnification (zoom) of a web-

page

8 - Display new pages in the overview ( = enab-

led)

9 - Auto-fit web pages to the screen ( = enabled)

10 - Pop-ups are dialogue or message boxes that

pop-up on their own (often advertising) Does
not work in every instance ( = enabled)

11 - Select text encoding for the correct display of

umlauts/special characters on a webpage

12 - Restore defaults for Browser settings “Advan-

ced”

BROWSER

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(1.5) Browser Settings (Bandwidth management)

1 - Setting for automatic preloading of search

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(1.6) Browser Settings (Labs)

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2

results (Never, only with WLAN, Always)

2 - Setting for automatic preloading of linked web-

pages (Never, only with WLAN, Always)

3 - Setting for the display of images on webpages

( = enabled)

1 - Display of controls in the Browser

(Bookmark/Forward/Back, etc.) by moving
thumb/finger from the right/left edge out ( =

enabled)

2 - Full screen mode – Controls are not displayed

as usual by clicking on the screen ( = enab-

led). Only useful when simultaneously turning

on (1)

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10 Music

You can listen to saved music and other audio files on your mobile.

Click on the icon.

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1 - List of saved music (by performer)

2 - List of saved music (by Album)

3 - List of saved music (by title)

4 - Display saved playlists (compiled data files)

5 - Call up the search function by specific titles

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MUSIC

During playback click on Options

1 - Shuffle saved titles

2 - Add the current title to a playlist; option to

create a new playlist

3 - Use as ringtone (is added to the ringtone list)

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6

4 - Delete the title

5 - Call up the equalizer to adjust the sound

6 - Back to the list of saved titles

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ALARMS

11 Alarms

You can programme several independent alarms on your mobile.

Click on the icon.

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2

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5

1 - Slide the switch to “On”

2 - Click on the icon in order to see the setting

3 - Add a new alarm clock

1 - Click on the time and enter the desired alarm

time.

2 - If the alarm should be repeatedly activated on

specific days instead of only once
( = enabled)

3 - The days on which the alarm is activated

(underlined = on)

4 - Select the alarm sound

5 - Turn on vibrate in addition to the alarm sound

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11.1 Basic Settings

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3

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ALARMS

Click on Options

1 - Setting the style (Analog/Digital clock)

2 - Add home time when staying in another time

zone ( = enabled)

3 - Setting the home time zone

4 - Settings for automatically stopping the alarm

5 - Setting the snooze length (amount of time

before alarm is repeated)

6 - Setting the alarm volume

7 - Settings for the volume buttons when alarm

sounds

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CALENDAR

12 Calendar

There is a calendar on your mobile. You can enter appointments/events that

you wish to be reminded of by your mobile.

Click on the icon.

The current calendar will be displayed.

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6

7

1 - Click here and select the display (Day, Week,

Month, Appointment overview)

Click on Options

1 - Enter a new appointment/event

2 - Update the calendar display

3 - Search function for calendar entries (appoint-

ments)

4 - Select the calendar to be synchronized (depen-

dent on your existing account)

5 - Delete appointments

6 - Go to a specific date

7 - Settings for the calendar, see (1)

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(1) Calendar Settings

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CALENDAR

Click on General Settings. There may be additional

accounts which are accessible (G-mail account, etc.)

that can be synchronized.
1 - Hides declined events ( = enabled)
2 - Display week number ( = enabled)

3 - Determine the day the week starts on.
4 - Keep home time zone ( = enabled)

5 - When Item 4 is on you can select the home

time zone here

6 - Clear search history

7 - You can turn on/off notifications for appoint-

ments ( = on)

8 - Select sound for notification (only possible

when Item 7 is switched on)

9 - Switch on vibration for notifications (only pos-

sible when Item 7 is switched on)

10 - Switch on pop-up windows for notifications

(only possible when Item 7 is switched on)

11 - Setting the amount of time that you should be

notified before an event.

12 - Editing of default answers for e-mails to guests

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SOS EMERGENCY CALL

13 SOS Emergency Call

Your mobile is equipped with an emergency call function. Up to 5 personal

phone numbers can be entered for an automatic emergency call sequence,

or the phone number for an emergency call centre.

13.1 Sequence of an emergency call

Press the emergency call button on the back of the device for approx. 2-3

seconds. As soon as the automatic emergency call begins you will hear a

“siren” sound for several seconds.

For “Individual emergency call numbers” setting:

• The first phone number is called.

• If the first emergency number isn’t answered, the second is dialled and

so on.

All emergency numbers (max. 5) will be dialled one after another. If you

have only entered one emergency number it will be dialled repeatedly. If

necessary, this process will be repeated until the battery in your mobile

is empty. The emergency call loop stops as soon as someone answers

the call. The emergency call message will be played. The hands free

function on your mobile will be activated automatically and you will be

able to personally speak with whomever you called.

• The emergency call loop will also be resumed after an accepted
emergency call is ended until you cancel the emergency call (press
the emergency call button again).

13.2 Cancelling the emergency call function

Press the emergency call button again.

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13.3 Settings

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(1.1) SOS-Mode

SOS EMERGENCY CALL

Tap the icon.

1 - Setting the SOS mode, see (1.1)

2 - Enter emergency call numbers, see (1.2)

3 - Enter the phone number of the emergency call

centre, the same way as in (1.2)

4 - Set emergency call message, see (1.3)

5 - Set emergency SMS message, see (1.4)

6 - Select the SIM card for the emergency call

(only when two SIM cards are inserted), see

(1.5)

1 - Select whether the emergency call should go to

individual emergency numbers (max. 5) or to

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2

an emergency call centre ( = activated)

2 - On/Off switch for the emergency call function

(shown here: switched on)

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SOS EMERGENCY CALL

(1.2) Set SOS Numbers / Call Centre Number

1 - Enter the desired phone numbers

2 - Tap Next after entering each phone number

1

Entering public authorities such as the Police

Department, Fire Department, or Rescue Coor-

dination Centres is not permitted. This is a

purely “private” emergency call.

2

3 - After entering all phone numbers tap Save.

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(1.3) Set outgoing voice message

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call message you can record a personal message

which will be sent in the case of an emergency call.
1 - Select the desired message ( = on)

2 - Tap on the red dot in order to start recording

3 - You can listen to the respective message to

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your own emergency call message (max. 20

seconds). End the recording by tapping on the

red square.

check it. Tap the icon.

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2

(1.5) SIM Selection

SOS EMERGENCY CALL

1 - Tap in the entering section and enter your per-

sonal emergency SMS.

2 - When finished tap Save.

If you have inserted two SIM cards you can select

which one will be used to send the emergency call
( = enabled)

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SETTINGS

14 Settings

In this menu you will find the different settings for your mobile.

Tap the icon.

1 - Settings for the SIM card(s) see (1.1)

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2 - Turn on/off WLAN, display available networks,

Wi-Fi log-in, see (1.2)

3 - Turn on/off Bluetooth, search for new connecti-

ons, etc., see (1.3)

4 - Information on data use, see (1.4)

5 - Various settings, see (1.5)

6 - Set and select audio profile, see (1.6)

7 - Settings for the display, see (1.7)

8 - Information on the used/free storage space, see

(1.8)

9 - Information on the battery capacity and estima-

ted remaining battery life, see (1.9)

10 - Information on stored Apps with additional

options, see (1.10)

11 - Location access via GPS and/or WLAN and turn

on/off mobile communications, see (1.11)

12 - Security settings, see (1.12)

13 - Set language, keyboard, etc., see (1.13)

14 - Data security, reset to factory condition, see

(1.14)

15 - Account settings, see (1.15)

16 - Date and time, set time zone and formats, see

(1.16)

17 - Set automatic power on/off times

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18 - Accessibility settings, see (1.18)

19 - Settings for the start user interface, see (1.19)

20 - Design options: You should only make changes

in this menu if you know what the results of

those changes will be. In the worst case scena-

rio your mobile will no longer function!

21 - Information on the current software version

with an update option (wireless update), legal

information, etc.

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SETTINGS

(1.1) SIM Management

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4

1 - Information on the SIM cards used (Provider,

telephone number, etc.)

2 - Turn on/off data connection via GSM. In case of

activation consider that regardless of your

mobile communications contract you may be

responsible for additional costs. Alternative:

data connection via WLAN, see (1.2).

3 - Settings for Roaming (use of „foreign“ mobile

networks, i.e. during a stay in a foreign coun-

try). Check with your service provider as using

this option can incur significant charges if you

are travelling abroad.

4 - Settings for contact assignment when using

two SIM cards.

(1.2) Wi-Fi

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1 - Turning on/off the Wi-Fi function

2 - List of available networks

3 - Touch screen for starting WPS log-in

4 - Option for manually adding a network, for

example, in the event of an SSID that is not

visible.

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(1.2.1) Wi-Fi Options

SETTINGS

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2

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4

(1.2.2) Advanced Wi-Fi Settings

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3

4

5

By tapping on Options you will receive the follo-

wing options

1 - Starts search for available networks

2 - WPS-PIN entry (for WPS log-in)

3 - Wi-Fi connection directly to a PC (without a

4 - Advanced Options, see (1.2.2)

1 - Notification in the event of available open net-

2 - Setting for Wi-Fi enabling also in sleep mode
3 - Wi-Fi-Optimization ( = enabled)

4 - MAC Address of the device

5 - Current IP address

Router). The PC must support this function.

works ( = enabled)

(1.3) Bluetooth

1

3

1 - Tap here in order to change the visibility of

your mobile for other Bluetooth devices

2 - List of the paired devices with additional set-

2

ting options (rename, remove link, etc.)

3 - Starts the search for available devices

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(1.3.1) Bluetooth Options

1
2

3

Important information when operating with motor vehicle hands-free

equipment:

If you cannot access your contacts please follow the steps below.

1. Turn on Bluetooth (hands-free equipment and M9000) and establish the

connection.

2. Pull down the status bar in order to view the system notifications. Tap

on the corresponding entry and allow access to your contacts. Keep in

mind that the contacts have to be stored in the phone (refer to p. 36).

(1.4) Data usage

By tapping on Options you will have the following

additional options

1 - Rename the phone

2 - Limit the time of the Bluetooth device’s visibili-

ty

3 - Display the data downloaded and/or uploaded

with Bluetooth with the option of deleting an

entry (tap on entry ->) or to delete the entire list

(via the Options tab)

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1

2

2

This menu item will help you to keep an eye on

your data use (i.e. for volume-based rates).

1 - Turn on/off data traffic via mobile communicati-

ons connection. When switching on you may

enter a limit.

2 - Determine the time frame to be displayed by

entering the corresponding data or moving the

limits.

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(1.5) More ...

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2

3

4

5

(1.6) Audio profiles

SETTINGS

1 - Turn on/off airplane mode (send functions are

turned off,  = enabled)

2 - Set up a VPN (Virtual Private Network). Before

set-up you must set an unlock code for the dis-

play (PIN, password, etc.), see also

“Security/Display-Lock”, page 71).

3 - You can use your phone for internet access via

USB, Bluetooth (tethering), or as a WLAN-Hot-

spot.

4 - Settings for mobile communications networks

such as:

- Data connection (on/off)

- Set 3G service

- Network provider preferences, etc.

5 - Enable internet connection of a PC via USB

cable (Windows PC required from Windows

XP)

1

3

4

5

6 7

2

Selection of the active audio profile.

1 - General Profile

2 - Various settings options for the profile “Gene-

ral” – only this profile can be changed.

3 - With this profile ALL sounds and vibration are

turned off

4 - With this profile incoming calls/SMS are only

signalled with vibration

5 - Profile for loud environments

6 - Create your own profile and make your own

settings

7 - Reset all audio profiles to the default setting

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SETTINGS

(1.7) Display

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

(1.8) Storage

1

2

1 - Setting for notifications also on the lock screen

( = enabled)

2 - Selection of wallpaper

3 - Automatically turn display when the phone is

turned ( = enabled)

4 - Setting the display-brightness

5 - Settings for screensaver

6 - Setting the font size

7 - Setting the amount of time after which the

phone will go into sleep mode if it is not being

used

Information on the phone storage and on the SD

card. The image only shows the top part of the

menu. Navigate down in order to show additional

information.

1 - Select the preferred write data storage. The

storage set (phone/SD card) will be marked

(dot behind the entry)

2 - Information on allocation and free storage-

additional information can be found by naviga-

ting down

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(1.9) Battery

SETTINGS

1

2

3

4

(1.10) Apps

1

2

3

5

Information on the battery

1 - Show the battery charge, in addition to the

icon, in percent ( = enabled)

2 - Current status of the battery

3 - Projected estimated battery life under current

conditions

4 - Current energy use by load

5 - Refresh the display

Information about the applications (Apps), found on

the phone

1 - Select the list of Apps, according to different

criteria (downloaded, SD card, Active, All) by

navigating left/right

2 - Tap on an entry in order to receive additional

information about this App (memory used, per-

missions, etc.)

3 - Displays Allocated/Available of the respective

storage

You can change the display criteria using the Opti-

ons icon (by size, by name) and personal settings

for the Apps can be reset (personal settings are not

possible for every App)

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SETTINGS

(1.11) Location Access

1

2

3

1 - Allow your phone to access your location ( =

enabled). Some Apps only function if location

access is enabled. If location access is enabled

you can determine the type of location tra-

cking, see below

2 - Location tracking via GPS satellite (very accura-

te, however, generally only functions outside of

buildings). Tap on the entry in order to set set-

tings for GPS EPO assistance and A-GPS (expe-

diting the position determination GPS data

connection required)

3 - Location tracking via WLAN or mobile commu-

nications network (relatively inaccurate, WLAN

or mobile communications network must be
available,  = enabled)

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(1.12) Security

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

SETTINGS

1 - Set whether a PIN, password, or the like is

required to unlock the phone from sleep mode

2 - You can enter an owner ID which will be dis-

played on the lock screen.

3 - If the SIM lock is enabled (= ), it will be

necessary to enter the SIM PIN when turning

on the phone.

In addition, you can also change the SIM PIN

here.

4 - When enabled (= ) passwords are temporarily

visible on the display while they are being

entered

5 - Set the administrator rights for the device

and/or installed Apps

6 - When enabled (= ) no Apps from unknown

sources can be installed. When the installation

of an App is blocked even though you know it

comes from a reliable source you can tempora-

rily change this setting. However, remember to

turn this security feature back on after the App

has been installed.

7 - When enabled (= ) „harmful“ Apps will not

be installed and/or you will receive a system

warning

8 - List of “trustworthy credentials“

9 - If certificates are available on the SD card

(through a download, or the like); these are

added to the trusted credentials

10 - All credentials/certificates are deleted

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(1.13) Language & Input

1

2

4

5

6

8

9

3

7

1 - Set the desired language
2 - You can use a spell checker ( = enabled)

3 - If the spellchecker is enabled you have selecti-

on and/or settings options (Selection only for

multiple installed spell checkers). Please set the

language used (Tap on and select the cor-

responding language).

4 - The personal dictionaries will be displayed. You

can add words by tapping on the “unknown”

word and saving it in the dictionary when wri-

ting an SMS/MMS.

Or tap the + icon in the open dictionary and

enter a new word.

5 - Set the keyboard defaults (key assignment)

6 - Determine which languages are available for

the keyboard (change by tapping on in edi-

tor).

7 - Detailed settings options for the keyboard

(input languages, upper case/lower case, etc.)

8 - Settings for the text-to-speech output.

9 - For setting the pointer speed when connecting

a Bluetooth mouse.

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(1.14) Backup & Reset

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2

3

4

5

(1.15) Accounts

SETTINGS

1 - Backup your data (Apps/Wi-Fi passwords and

other settings) on Google servers ( = enab-

led).

2 - Information about the backup account (see

above)

3 - When you have backed up your data you can

automatically reset an App after the reinstallati-

on

4 - Delete all DRM licenses

5 - Reset the phone to factory condition. Please

note the text in the confirmation prompt.

1
2

1 - If you have already set up an account, or multi-

ple accounts, they will be listed here. Tap on an

entry and enter the desired settings. The set-

tings options depend on the type of account.

2 - You can add additional accounts, for example,

for e-mail, Google, or Microsoft Exchange. You

will be guided through the corresponding

entries depending on the type of account.

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SETTINGS

(1.16) Date & Time

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2

3

4

5

6

7

(1.17) Schedule power on/off

1
2

1 - Select whether the network-provided or GPS-

2 - Select whether the network-provided time zone

3 - Enter date manually (only possible when Auto-

4 - Enter time manually (only possible when Auto-

5 - Select the time zone manually (only possible

6 - Time format 24 hours ( = enabled), otherwise

7 - Set date format.

1 - Set a time for the automatic powering on of

3

2 - Set a time for the automatic powering off of

3 - The selected marker shows that your setting is

provided date/time should be used (not possi-

ble in all cases)

should be used ( = enabled)

matic date&time is not enabled)

matic date&time is not enabled)

when Automatic time zone is not enabled)

12 hours.

your phone and mark the days of the week on

which this should occur. Then tap Done.

Please note that depending on the default set-

ting the SIM card PIN may need to be entered

when powering on!

your phone and mark the days of the week on

which this should occur. Then tap Done.

enabled. ( = enabled)

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(1.18) Accessibility

SETTINGS

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

(1.19) System

1

2

1 - With a software upgrade you can, if necessary,

install a service from the Google Playstore.

2 - Options for magnification of the screen display
3 - End a call by pushing the on/off switch ( =

enabled)

4 - Speak passwords during entry ( =enabled)

5 - Turn on/off the quick access for accessibility.

You will find additional information in the text

displayed.

6 - Text-to-speech output with different settings

options.

7 - Set the response time of touch/hold

8 - Settings for installation of script files

1 - The phone’s user interface is “original”

Android

2 - The phone’s user interface is Special Ampli-

comms-M9000

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Appendix

Technical data

Quadband GSM/DCS 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz

Dual cards SIM / UIM

HAC M4/T4

Processor Dual Core 1.2 GHz

OS Android 4.2.2

Memory 512 MB RAM, 4 GB ROM, supports a TF Memory

Card up to 32 GB (optional)

Camera Front 300 K pixel, Rear 5 M pixel, Autozoom

WiFi IEEE 802.11b/g, 2G GPRS/EDGE, 3G:WCDMA/HSPA

Battery Li-Ion, 3.7V, 1650 mAh

Maximum

earpiece volume up to +40dB

Talk time up to 6 hours

Standby time up to 8 days

Dimensions 126 x 66.3 x 11.9 mm

USB jack Micro USB, EU Standard

Headset connection 3.5 mm jack

SAR GSM 900 - Head: 0.123 W/kg Body: 0.231 W/kg

DCS 1800 - Head: 0.378 W/kg Body: 0.595 W/kg

WCDMA - Head: 0.266 W/kg Body: 0.278 W/kg

Service hotline

Should problems arise with the telephone, please refer to the following infor-

mation first. In the event of technical problems, please contact our service hotli-

ne under tel. [phone] (Using a UK landline, at the time of going to print:

calls cost 6p for connection charge and then 5p a minute. Mobile costs may

vary.) In the case of claims under the terms of guarantee, contact your sales

outlet. There is a 2 year period of guarantee.

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Tips on the battery

• Only use batteries, cables and charging unit approved by the manufacturer,

otherwise the battery could be damaged.

• Never throw the battery into fire or water.

• Do not short circuit the battery.

• Always leave the battery in the phone to avoid accidentally short circuiting

the battery contacts.

• Keep the battery contacts clean and free of dirt.

• The battery can be charged/discharged hundreds of times but its service life

is limited.

• Replace the battery when the battery power has decreased noticeably.

Intended use

This mobile phone is designed for use when connected to a mobile phone net-

work. Any other use is considered unintended use. Unauthorised modification

or reconstruction is not permitted. Under no circumstances open the device or

complete any repair work yourself.

Areas of use

• Do not use the phone in prohibited areas.

• Switch the phone off in the vicinity of medical equipment (e.g. in hospitals).

• Do not use the phone in petrol stations or near fuels and chemicals.

• Check with the airline whether mobile phones may be used on board.

Safety information

• Prevent exposure to smoke, dust, vibration, chemicals, moisture, heat and

direct sunlight. The phone is not waterproof; therefore, keep it dry. Liquids

will change the colour of a label that indicates water damage inside the devi-

ce. Water damage to your device can void your manufacturer’s warranty.

• Only use original accessories and batteries. Never attempt to connect other

products.

• If you want to connect the phone to another device, read the manual sup-

plied with that device with regard to any detailed safety information.

• Never attempt to connect incompatible products.

• Repairs to this device may only be completed by qualified service personnel.

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• All mobile communication equipment is subject to interference which may

impair its performance.

• Keep the phone and accessories out of the reach of children.

• The SIM card can be removed. Caution! Small children can swallow them.

• The ringing tone is issued via the loudspeaker. Take an incoming call first

and then hold the phone to your ear. This prevents any possible hearing

damage.

• Only use the phone while driving or riding a transport vehicle in road traffic

when using the approved handsfree equipment and appropriately positioned

holders. Ensure that no safety−related functions are interfered with when

operating the phone. It is essential to ob serve the applicable national laws

and regulations.

• Always maintain a distance of at least 15 cm to implanted heart pacemakers

to prevent any possible interference. If you have had a pacemaker implanted,

do not carry the phone in a breast pocket when switched on. Always hold

the phone to the ear furthest away from the pacemaker during calls. Switch

the phone off immediately if you notice or suspect any adverse effects.

• This phone is hearing aid compatible. If you wear a hearing aid, however,

please contact your doctor or the hearing aid manufacturer to inquire about

any possible impairments through mobile communication equipment.

• Do not rely on the mobile phone as a safeguard for emergencies. For a varie-

ty of technical reasons, it is not possible to guarantee a reliable connection

under all circumstances.

Power adapter plug

The power adapter plug supplied fulfils the ecodesign requi-

rements of the European Community (Directive 2005/32/EC).

This means that the current consumption is considerably

less, both in operation as well as in standby, in comparison

to older power adapter plug models.

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Disposal

In order to dispose of your device, take it to a collection point provi-

ded by your local public waste authorities (e.g. recycling centre).

According to laws on the disposal of electronic and electrical devi-

ces, owners are obliged to dispose of old electronic and electrical

devices in a separate waste container. The symbol indicates that the

device must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste!

Batteries represent a hazard to health and the environment!

Never open, damage or swallow batteries or allow them to pollute

the environment. They may contain toxic, ecologically hazardous

heavy metals. You are legally obliged to dispose of power packs and

batteries at the point of sale or in the corresponding containers pro-

vided at collection points by local public waste authorities.

Disposal is free of charge. The symbols indicate that the batteries

must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste and that they

must be brought to collection points provided by local public waste

authorities.

Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulati-

ons.

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Maintenance

• Clean the housing surfaces with a soft, fluff−free cloth. Do not use any

cleaning agents or solvents.

Declaration of Conformity

This device fulfils the requirements stipulated in the EU directive: 1999/5/EU

directive on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and

the mutual recognition of their conformity.

Conformity with the above mentioned directive is confirmed by the CE mark on

the device. To view the complete Declaration of Conformity, please refer to the

free download available on our web site www.amplicomms.com

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Guarantee

AMPLICOMMS equipment is produced and tested according to the latest pro-

duction methods. The implementation of carefully chosen materials and highly

developed technologies ensure trouble−free functioning and a long service life.

The terms of guarantee do not apply when a device malfunction was caused by

the mobile telecommunications network operator/provider. The terms of gua-

rantee do not apply to the batteries or power packs used in the products. The

period of guarantee is 24 months from the date of purchase.

All deficiencies related to material or manufacturing errors within the period of

guarantee will be redressed free of charge. Rights to claims under the terms of

guarantee are annulled following tampering by the purchaser or third parties.

Damage caused as a result of improper handling or operation, normal wear and

tear, incorrect positioning or storage, improper connection or installation or

Acts of Gods and other external influences are excluded from the terms of gua-

rantee. In the case of complaints, we reserve the right to repair defective parts,

replace them or replace the entire device.

Replaced parts or devices become our property. Rights to compensation in the

case of damage are excluded where there is no evidence of intent or gross neg-

ligence by the manufacturer.

If your device shows signs of defect during the period of guarantee, please

return it to the sales outlet in which you purchased the AMPLICOMMS device

together with the purchase receipt. All claims under the terms of guarantee in

accordance with this agreement can only be asserted at the sales outlet.

No claims under the terms of guarantee can be asserted after a period of two

years from the date of purchase and hand−over of the product.

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INDEX

Index

A

Accessibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50, 75

Accounts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Advanced Wi-Fi Settings . . . . . . . . 65

Advisory tone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Alarms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Apps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

Areas of use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

At a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Audio profiles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

B

Backup & Reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Bandwidth management . . . . . . . . 52

Basic Operating Instructions . . . . . 11

Battery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

Bluetooth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Browser. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Browser Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Browser Settings (Advanced) . . . . 51

C

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Calendar Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Call barring settings . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Call forwarding settings . . . . . . . . . 25

Call logs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Call restriction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Caller ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Calling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Camera Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Charging the battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Connecting your mobile phone to a

computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Copying your contacts . . . . . . . . . . 37

Create a new contact. . . . . . . . . . . . 35

D

Data usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Date & Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Date and Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Declaration of Conformity . . . . . . . 79

Delete Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Delivery Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Dialling from the call log . . . . . . . . 19

Dialling from your contacts . . . . . . 18

Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

E

Edit quick text. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Emergency Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22, 58

Entering text. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Entering the phone number. . . . . . 17

G

Gallery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Get to know your M9000 . . . . . . . . . 4

Guarantee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

I

Important information when

operating with motor vehicle hands-

free equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Incoming Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

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Initiate an Emergency Call . . . . . . . 22

Input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Insert SIM Card and Battery. . . . . . . 6

Intended use. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

International calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

L

Labs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Language & Input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Location Access. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

M

Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

Messaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Motor vehicle hands-free

equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Music. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

N

Notification settings . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

O

Options during a call. . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Options for individual contacts . . . 38

P

Personal ringtone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Power adapter plug. . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Privacy & Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Schedule power on/off . . . . . . . . . . 74

Screen lock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Security. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Sequence of an emergency call. . . 58

Service-Hotline. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Set an individual ringtone for the

contact. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Set SOS Numbers / Call Centre

Number. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Settings for IP calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Settings for MMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Settings for SMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Share contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

SIM Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

SOS Emergency Call . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

SOS-Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

T

Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

The Start Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Tips on the battery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

Touch keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

TTY Mode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Turning On/Off your Mobile Phone. 9

Turning the screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

R

Read messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Recording your personal ringtone 39

Reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

S

Safety information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

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V

Video call settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Video Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

View Photos/Videos. . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Voice call settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Voice mail settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Volume keys. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

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W

Wi-Fi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Wi-Fi Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Write a message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

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