BLU STUDIO MEGA LTE User Manual

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Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 5

Call Functions .................................................................................................................................... 6

Notifications Bar ................................................................................................................................ 9

Contacts ............................................................................................................................................ 11

Google Messaging ............................................................................................................................ 15

Bluetooth & Wi-Fi ........................................................................................................................... 19

Downloads ........................................................................................................................................ 22

ce ........................................................................................................................................ 3

Gmail ................................................................................................................................................ 26

Play Store .......................................................................................................................................... 28

Camera ............................................................................................................................................. 29

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Play Musi

FM Radio .......................................................................................................................................... 36

Sound Recorder ............................................................................................................................... 38

File Manager .................................................................................................................................... 40

Google Calendar .............................................................................................................................. 42

Google Alarm Clock ........................................................................................................................ 43

Power Save ....................................................................................................................................... 44

Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 45

c ........................................................................................................................................ 35

Storage .............................................................................................................................................. 51

T roubleshooting ............................................................................................................................... 53

Taking Care of your device ............................................................................................................. 56

Safety Precautions ........................................................................................................................... 57

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arning: ........................................................................................................................................... 60

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Recycle your Phone ......................................................................................................................... 60

For detailed information of LIGHT ONE: ................................................................................... 61

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pearance

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Intr

nstallation of the SIM Card

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damaged due to scratching or bending. Please use caution when carrying, installing or taking out the SIM
card. NB: Please contact your cellular phone service provider directly to obtain your SIM card.

To insert SIM card:

1.Remove the card tray to insert the SIM card

2. Insert the SD card. (For additional storage capacity)

Power On and Off
On -

switch the phone on.
Off - In standby mode, long press on Power key until an options menu appears. Select Power Off in the

menu and confirm in the pop-up prompt to switch off the phone.

oduction

rning: Please keep the SIM card out of the reach of children. The SIM card and its contact are easily

Please ensure the SIM card has been properly inserted into the phone. Long press the Power key to

Security

ou may set a security lock feature as a security measure for the phone. For further information regarding

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password locks, password revision and other functions please enter into the security option in system
settings.

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Call

the dial keyboard, enter the phone number and then click the dial key. If diali ng an extension, you may

At
click the dial pad icon in the bottom of the screen to open the interface and enter the number of the
extension. You may also press and hold the 0 key to add a (+) sign when adding an international dialing
prefix.

Functions

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New Phone i

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con

ll Log History

Ca

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C

all Logs

Ever
can be dialed directly by clicking the dial icon on the screen. When the number appears on the list, click it to
view details. To clear the call logs, press the menu key and select delete. You may remove one or multiple
calls.

y telephone number called and received will be saved in the phones call log. All numbers in the call log

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all Options

Ther
key while in the dial interface and adjust call settings. In the call logs, you may press browse through
contacts list or set default contact resources.

Notifications Bar

e are different options that can be used in the call log and dialing in terface. You may press the m enu

The noti
regarding your phone and the applications that are installed. On the notification bar, several icons will
appear such as signal bar, battery indicator, data indicator, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. You may slide the
notification bar down with your finger to display any pending notifications or actions.

fication bar is located on the top of the screen which contains useful and important information

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Quick Settings

ttons

bu

menu

Notificcations

Pe

nding

Quick

Notification

Settings

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otification Settings

N

The noti
any of the shortcut notification icons to power on or off.

Note: To clear the notification, drag the notification bar down and click the Clear notification tip at the
bottom right of the screen

fication settings window provides shortcuts to different phone settings for quick access. Click on

Contacts

Ent

er: Click on the applications menu and select contacts.

 The def ault display is the phone contacts and SIM card contacts.
 The contacts are organized alphabetically by default.

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Search

A

dd Contact

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lick the Search icon to enter the contact search interface. Any numbers or letters associated with any of

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the contacts saved in the list will be shown in the search results.

Add New Contact



Click the add contact icon (+) to add contact.

 Select to save your contacts to your Google account, the phone or the SIM card.
 You may enter dif ferent contact details which include adding a picture, name, telephone number,

group, address, and email among other options.

 Cl i ck to save contact.

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Cont

act information

entry field

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elete Contact

D



Click on the Contacts icon to enter the phonebook.

 Click the menu key to access the Contacts menu.
 Click on Delete Contact and scroll to select which contact(s) you wish to delete.

Note: Yo u may also search for an individual contact in the phonebook. Once the contact is found click the
contact name to enter the contact profile, press the menu key to bring up the contact menu and select
delete to eliminate from the phonebook.

Import / Export Contacts

The phone a
types that include the SIM card, Gmail account and your phone.

To import or export contacts:

1. Press the Contacts icon to enter the phonebook.

2. Press the menu key and select Import / Export

3. Select the source you want to copy the contac ts from. Once selected click nex t and se lect the destination
where you want the contact to be copied to then select the desired contacts to be copied.

oogle Messaging

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ou may use this function to exchange text messages and multimedia messages with your family and

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friends. The messages to and from the same contact or phone number will be saved into a single

llows you to import and export contacts to synchronize information between different storage

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conversa

tion so you may see the entire message history conveniently.

New M

essenger icon

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Send an SMS

Appl

Send an MMS

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MMS when adding an attachment or when surpassing 10 pages of SMS messages.

ication Menu » Messaging » New message (or shortcut icon)

 Click the contact icon to enter text message recipient
 Compose Text Message and click Send

hen creating message, the default message style is SMS. The message will automatically convert to

 Click the attachment icon in the messaging interface.
 Click to add attachments and create an MMS message.

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Add Recipient

ext message

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entry field

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uetooth & W i-Fi

Bl

uetooth is a short-range wireless communications technology that devices can use to exchange

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information and connect to different types of devices which include headsets and other devices.

Power on Bluetooth

Sett

ings » Bluetooth and select to power on Bluetooth.

 The Bluetooth icon will appear in the notification bar. The Bluetooth will then start to scan for all

devices within its range and will display all available devices in a list.

 In Bluetooth settings, all the devices found will displayed in a list.

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List of a

Note: The maxi mum detecting

vailable Bluetooth

devices

time of the phone is 2

minutes.

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ower on Wi-Fi

P

tings » Wi-Fi and select ON to power on Wi-Fi

Set

 Click on the desired Wi-Fi network to be connected.

Note: Unsecured networks can be connected to directly - secured networks require a password or
credentials prior to connection.

t of available networks

Lis

and the network

connection screen

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Downloads

The downl
The section can display the download by date or by s ize. To clear the f i le fro m th e li st , c lic k on th e bo x to the
left of the file and then select the delete icon.

oad section of the phone keeps sorted all of the files that have been downloaded on the phone.

ownloads may be

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sorted by name,

date, and size

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In

ternet Browser

Menu

W

indows

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Functions

iew all windows open by clicking the windows icon in the browser.

Cl

ick the “+” button to

open a new tap

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M

ore

Find on

page: Search current page.
Share page: Select to share the current page.
Bookmarks/History: Show your bookmarks/browsing history.
Add to Home screen:Add the current page for the home screen.
Settings: Contains a variety of browser settings.
Downloads:Downloaded from the page

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Click m

access the

Google

enu to

Ch

™

rome

Gma

Gmai
the Gmail icon and either sign in with your existing account or create a new one.

Note: In order to keep accounts streamlined with Google services, your Gmail account user name and
password will be used for some Google programs which include: Google

Google +, Google Photos, and Google Wallet.

il

l is Google’s free email service. To access the Gmail program, click the app lications menu and c lick on

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Pl

ay Store, Google Drive,

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he Gmail inbox is separated by default in three

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different categories.

These categories include pri mary inbox, social

inbox where all your Facebook, Twitter, and

social media emails are separated to and your

Promotions inbox where all your commercial

emails are separated.

You may add or delete other categories in Gmail

settings

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Play S

Googl
Google Play Store, click on the applications menu and then the Play Store icon.

tore

e Play allows you to download music, movies, and games directly to your device. To access the

Search an

different Play Store

d select between

categories

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Camera

rior to use: Insert SD card before using the camera or video camera. All photos or videos taken by the

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phone are typical ly st ored in th e m e mory card for large stor age capacity of i m ages and videos.

Open Camera

Click the Applications Menu » Camera

 Switch to video mode if you want to record videos.

Note: You may place a camera shortcut icon on any of the screens

Take Pictures

Aim the ob ject that t he pic tur e will be taken.

 Pr ess the Shutter button on the screen to capture image.
 After taking the picture, the file will be saved in the cameras gallery folder.
 You can view the photos by clicking the preview box button.

You may adjust various settings for the camera by pressing Menu while in the camera interface. When in
the standard camera mode, you can switch to video to record or click the gallery preview box.

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Camera Options

Select b

Camera & Video

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etween

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oogle Photos

Now use Googl

Open Images

Appl

ications Menu » photos

e photos instead of gallery

ictures and videos

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are stored in

separate albums

Googl

e photos icon

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hare Pictures

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ou may share pictures by sending them through different types of installed applications. You may also

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send pictures through the MMS message function by attaching a picture and also via Bluetooth.

Sh

are

photos/videos

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djust Image

A

lick on the menu and select edit to adjust images. You may select from different effects that may include:

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Light,Color,Pop,Vigenette,Mars,Photos,Deimos,Ceres,Juno,Saturn,Mimas,Rhea,Dione,Ariel,Triton,Venus,
Pluto,Eris

Ed

it menu

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rop Pictures

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ick edit menu and crop to adjust the size of the picture.

Cl

op menu

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Play Mus

pen Music

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Appl

ication Menu » Play Music

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Playback

Options

T

rack Controls

Song S

tatus

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earch Music

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ou may choose to search for music from media folder through artist name, song name, album name.

The following formats are available: AMR, MIDI, MP3, WAV, and OGG.

FM R

F

M Radio

Thr

ough this function, you may listen to FM Radio on the device. The FM Radio uses the wired headphones
as an antenna in order to receive signal. Before using this function, connect the original equipment
headphones that came with the phone.

Open FM Radio

ess the FM Radio icon to open the application.

Pr

adio

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adio Options

R

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M Radio as Background

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ick on the Home key to move the FM Radio to the background.

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Sound Recorder

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ou may send any recorded audio via Bluetooth or MMS and also have the option to make any recorded

audio the phones default ring tone. The recorder uses AM R, 3GPP and OGG format.

Record



Keep t he phone’s microphone near the sound source.

 Click the record bu tton to record th e audio.
 Click the stop button to stop recording the audio.

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Rec

ording Time

ecording

R

Controls

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te: All recordings are typically saved in the SD card folder.

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Please ensure the SD card is installed prior to recording.

File M

The fi
through one program.

le manager allows you to search and organize your stored phone files conveniently and efficiently

anager

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Scroll and

the File Manager for

stored phone files.

You may also search or

add new folders from the

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File Manager interface

search through

oogle Calendar

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The cal

endar helps keep track of your life’s most important moments in one application.

ick and add the new

Cl
event

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Google Alarm

ick on the Clock icon then click the alarm tab to enter the alarm clock interface.

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Thi s option allo ws you to add and edit alarms.

Clock

Click

to add, edit or

delete alarms

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Power

Press a button to save power, enter the power saving mode, and then press out to exit the power



 After entering the power saving mode, the default can only call the phone or send

Save

saving mode. Click to connect device.

information,and can be added to the power saving mode interface by itself.

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Settings

Wi

-Fi

 Settings » Wi-Fi to power on. When on , the Wi -F i w ill au tom at ically sear c h for ava ilab le netwo rks .

Any unsecured network can be used directly and any secured network requires a password
or credentials prior to connection.

Bl

uetooth

 Power on Bluetooth. Once on, Bluetooth will automaticall y scan for any nearby open devices.
 Click to connect device.

M cards

SI

Wireless & Networks

Lets you turn on or turn off your SIM card and configure your SIM card to be used to voice call, video

call, SMS send and data connection.

Dat

a Usage

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Mobile and Wi-Fi Data Usage



More Wireless & Networks

 Tetheri ng & Portable Hotspot
 VPN
 Airplane Mode
 Cellular networks

Note: When in flight mode, all network connections will turn off automatically.

Device

splay

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 Brightness, Auto rotating screen, Wallpape r, Screen Timeout

Sound & not

This option sets the phone ring tone settings for receiving calls and notifications. Some of the settings
include:

 Vibrate, volume, ring tones, ring tones notification, dial touchpad, and haptic feedback and tones

torage

S

ification

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View the phone memory usage.



Batt

meno

App

Personal

ery

 General power usage

ry

 View the phone memory usage.

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 Manage applic ati ons - Manage and delete installed applications
 Running Applications- Press the ‘Force Stop’ button to stop any of the applications listed and

removes from the runnin g apps list.

Loca

 High Accuracy – Use GPS, Wi-Fi and Mobile Networks
 Bat t ery Savi ng – Use Wi-Fi and Mobile Networks
 Device Only – Use GPS only to determine location

tion

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te: GPS is dependent on phone hardware.

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Securi

Set up basic screen locks: Use slide, pattern, PIN or password to lock the screen.

 Pattern: The first time there will be simple unlock instructions and examples. Click “next step” to

 PIN: Enter PIN number to unlock the screen
 Passwor d: Use password to unlock the screen

You may stop the security feature at any time.

Set up SIM card PIN lock

 SIM card PIN (Personal Identification Number) is used to prevent unauthorized use of SIM card.

To change a blocked PIN code, you will need to unlock the SIM lock then go to the Change Password
screen. The phone will automatically prompt you enter the old PIN code and ask to enter a new PIN code
twice. The phone will then prompt you that the change wa s su cce ss ful. If y ou ente r the P IN in cor rec tly th ree

ty

continue the security pattern step

times, the SIM and PIN codes will be automatically locked. You will need the PUK code to un lock the phone
which is available through your service provider. If you enter the PUK code incorrectly 10 times, the SIM
card will be permanently locked. Please see your service provider for a new SIM card

 P assword visible – Make the passw ord visibl e when it’s ty ped
 Use security credenti als - Allow applications to visit security credentials or other credential

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ngerprint

Fi

 Fingerprint can be unlocked using fingerprint

Account

 Lets you add, remove and manage your Google and other supported accounts.

Goo

 Set the google services

Language

 Language – Change the language of the phone
 Custom Dictionary - Add or delete words to the custom dictionary
 Keyboard Settings – Haptic vibration, Haptic tones, Capitalizing, Speech Input, Inputting words,

gle

s

and Input

Predictive text function, Auto-Text, Input keyboard method

Backup & Reset

 Backup Data – Will back up all application data, WLAN passwords, and other settings to Google's

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vers

ser

 Rest or e to Factory Settings - Clear all data stored

System

Date & Time

 Date and Time adjustment.
 Sel e ct Dat e Format - There are 3 kinds of formats you can choose from: Month-Day-Year,

Day-Month-Year and Year-Month-Day, and Year-Month-Day which is the default setting

Schedule Power On & Off

 Schedule power on and off

Acc

 Power button ends call and auto rotate screen
 Speak Passwords and large text

 You may print files via Cloud Ready printers.

essibility

nting

Pri

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(Please check Google Cloud Print website for printer compatibility information)

Devel

If the phone does not display Developer options press “build number” seven (5) times in the about phone
tab in settings.

 The developer option gives access to USB Debugging and other developer options

About

 Phone i nformati on status and firmware updates

St

orage

Connect
connection mode interface, select one of the available options to transfer files to your computer.

the phone with the USB cable pro vided. Once connected, a conn ection interface will appear. In the

oper Options

Device

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ges,

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ou may select to

transfer files through

MTP. For pictures or

lect PTP

ima

se

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roubleshooting

T

elow is a list of common problems that may occur when using your mobile phone. Try these easy

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troubleshooting steps to resolve any type of issues you may encounter.

The phone does not power on

 Press and hold the power key until the startup sequence appears on the display.
 Check the battery level and ensure there is sufficient charge.

The phone does not respond after several minutes

 Remove and insert the battery – If the phone has an internal battery, please press and hold the

power button.

The phone powers off by itself

 Check if the screen lock of the phone is enabled.
 Check if the phone needs to be charged.

The battery won’t charge

 Check if the battery is already fully charged.
 Make sure that the battery is inserted correctly.
 Ensure that the battery being used is a VIWA approved battery.
 Double check if the charger connector is properly connected to the phone.

Note: Connect charger only after the battery has been inserted.

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The

The phone cannot connect to the network (Voi ce or Data)

The phone displays a SIM Error

The PIN code was entered incorrectly three times

standby time is too short

 Please keep in mind that standby time relates directly to phone usage (Internet, Text, Voice Calls,

Maps, etc.).

 Batteries typically have to be replaced after a year of use.

 Verify if you have active service with your service provider.
 Contact your local network service provider and verify if you are within its network coverage area.

 Make sure the SIM is properly inserted and in its intended slot.
 Make sure that the SIM card is not damaged or scratched.

 The SIM card will lock and you will need to enter the PUK code (PIN Unlock Code). Please contact

your local service provider to obtain the PUK.

I cannot make calls

 Make sure that the number you dialed is correct and the dial key has been pressed.
 Use the full national area code when dialing out of your area or when abroad, use country-specific

international access codes.

I cannot receive calls

 Make sure that your phone is connected to a network.
 Check the phones Call Divert and Call barring settings (Check with your service provider for these

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tings and codes)

set

The caller ID does not display on incoming calls

 Contact your local network service provider and verify you have the caller ID feature enabled on

your account or verify if the caller may have blocked his number from appearing.

The caller cannot leave a voicemail message

 Contact your local network service pr ovider and verify if the voicemail service is active on your

account or check if the network is busy.

The phone does not connect to the internet

 Ensure with your service provider that your account has the appropriate internet/data plan

enabled.

 Ensure internet APN settings are configured (Carrier dependent).

Text Messages cannot be Sent / Received

 Ensure text messaging is enabled with your service provider.
 Ensure APN settings are configured (Carrier dependent).

The i
reserves the right to modify the manual at any given time. VIWA Products has made every effort to ensure
that this user manual is accurate and disclaims responsibility and liability for any inaccuracies or om issions.
Note: Some software, user interface, and internal elements may vary depending on final version.

nformation provided in this user manual is subject to change without notice and VIWA Products

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aking Care of your device

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our device is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be handled with care in the

following ways:

• Keep the device dry. Precipitation, humidity , and all types of liquids can rust the electronic circuits. If your
device gets wet, remove the battery, wipe it with a dry cloth and take it to an authorized service center.

• Do not store the device in high or cold temperature. Extreme temperatures can shorten the life of
electronic devices and damage batteries.

• Do not use or store the device in dusty, dirty areas. Its moving parts and electronic components can get
damaged.

• Do not attempt to open the device other than as instructed in this guide.

• Do not drop, knock, shake or bend the device. Rough handling can break internal circuit boards and fine
mechanics.

• Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean the device. Only use a sof t,
clean, dry cloth to clean the surface of the device.

• Do not store or bring your device near magnetic fields for extended period of time.

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Safety Pr

ecautions

Swi

tch off your device in any area with potential explosive atmosphere such as
refueling stations, fuel depots, chemical plants or places where blasting operation is in
progress. Sparks arising out of radio frequency may cause fire or explosion.
Remember to comply with legal requirements and local restrictions when using the
phone.

our Phone’s radio waves may interfere with medical devices. Preferably maintain a

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distance of 15.3 cm (6 inches) between a wireless device and implanted medical
devices such as pacemaker or cardiverter defibrillator. Switch off your device when
regulations require you to do so.

ways keep the phone and accessories out of reach of small children. Small parts

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such as the SIM card can be dismantled and swallowed by small children.

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Do not p
Information stored on them could be lost.

Per

manent damage to hearing may occur if you use earphones at high volume for

prolonged periods. Set your volume to a safe level.

The m
prevent damage to the charging device. The power supply must be plugged into an
easily accessible AC power socket when charging the battery.

lace the phone near electromagnetic data carriers such as credit/Debit cards.

ains voltage (V) specified on the power supply unit must not be exceeded to

ou may only open the phone to replace the battery (if not inbuilt), SIM card. All other

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changes to this device are strictly prohibited and will invalidate the warranty.

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The phone m

Do not
Do not put it onto any spot from which it may fall down during collision or emergency
braking.

Fl

ight is influenced by interference caused by the phone. It is not advised to switch on

a phone during flight.

ease repair the device at the authorized service center only. Rep airing the device by

Pl

use the phone while driving. Please put the phone safely in the phone stand.

ay cause interference in the vicinity of TV sets, radios and PCs.

yourself invalidates the warranty rules.

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Wa

1.
INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE
INSTRUCTIONS.

2. TO PREVENT POSSI BLE HEARING DAMAGE, DO NOT LISTEN AT HIGH
VOLUME LEVELS FOR LONG PERIODS

Recycle your

rning:

CAUTION RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN

Phone

The
indicate that this product must not be disposed of or dumped with your other household
wastes. You are liable to dispose of all your electronic or electrical waste equi pment by
relocating over to the specified collection point for recycling of such hazardous waste.

WEEE logo (shown at the left) appears on the product (batt e r y, handset, and charger) to

Collection and proper recovery of your electronic waste equipment at the time of disposal will
allow us to help preserve the environment. Recycling of the electronic waste equipment will ensure safety
of human health and environmengt. For more information on best practices for disposal of electronic and
electrical waste, please visit to our website.

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Fo

r detailed information of LIGHT ONE:

ease visit website “ http://viwa-smart .com/Produts/fa5e3213-dabf-48c2-af9c- dd7a49530c67.html ” t o

Pl
download LIGHT ONE Manual in the below .

Google, Google Play and other marks are trademarks of Google Inc.
FCC RF Exposure Information and Statement:

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) information
SAR tests are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FC C with the phone transmitting

at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands, although the SAR is determined at the highest
certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value.

Before a new model phone is a available for sale to the public, it must be tested and certified to the FCC that it
does not exceed the exposure limit established by the FCC, Tests for each phone are performed in positions
and locations (e.g. at the ear and worn on the body)as required by the FCC.

For body worn operation, this model phone has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines when
used with an accessory designated for this product or when used with an accessory that contains no metal and
that positions the device a minimum of 10mm from the body.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to th e following two conditions: (1)
This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,

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ncluding interference that may cause undesired operat ion. Any Changes or modifications not expressly

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approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interf erence in a resid e ntia l ins tal lation. T his equipm en t gene rat es uses and can radia te ra dio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:

--Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

--Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

--Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

--Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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