Cellon Communications Technology UT1200 User Manual

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Discover Your Phone

Earpiece

Screen

Left softkey

Pick up key

Navigation key & OK key

Right softkey

Hang up key

Alphanumeric keypad

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Microphone

Side up key

Side down key

Charging Connector

MP3 key

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Camera Lens

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CONTENT

1 - MAIN MENU 14

2 - GETTING STARTING 14

2.1. Inserting the SIM Card 14

2.1.1 Remove the back cover 14

2.1.2 Remove the battery 15

2.1.3 Insert the SIM card 15

2.2. Switch on the phone 16

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2.3. Charging the Battery 17

3 - CALLING 17

3.1. Make a call 17

3.1.1 From the idle screen 17

3.1.2 Using the phonebook 17

3.2. Answer and end a call 18

3.2.1 Call handfree 18

3.3. Options during a call 19

3.3.1 Activate handsfree 19

3.3.2 Mute or Unmute 19

3.3.3 Record dialogue 19

3.4. Handing multiple calls 19

3.4.1 Making a second call 19

3.4.2 Answering a second call 20

3.4.3 Answering a third call 20

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4 - TEXT ENTRY 21

4.1. T9® text English input 21

4.2. Basic text input 22

5 - TOOLBOX 23

5.1. Calculator 24

5.2. Organizer 24

5.2.1 Creating a new event 24

5.2.2 Deleting old events 25

5.2.3 Managing events 25

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5.2.4 Events views 25

5.3. Alarm clock 25

5.3.1 Snooze mode 26

5.4. Format T-flash 26

6 - MY STUFF 27

6.1. Memory status 27

6.2. Sound album 27

6.3. Picture album 28

6.4. Sound recording 29

7 - ENTERTAINMENT 30

7.1. MP3 Player 30

7.2. KTV Player 30

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7.3. Camera 31

7.3.1 Activate the camera 31

7.3.2 Take a picture 32

7.3.3 Picture List 32

7.3.4 Picture orientation 33

7.3.5 Color mode 33

7.3.6 Environment 33

7.3.7 Self-Timer 33

7.3.8 Resolution 34

7.3.9 Picture quality 34

7.3.10 Shutter Sound 34

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7.3.11 Reset settings 34

7.3.12 Rotate 34

7.3.13 Flip 35

7.3.14 Picture location 35

7.4. Continuous shoot 35

7.5. Video 36

8 - WAP 36

8.1. Homepage 37

8.2. Bookmarks 37

8.3. Go to URL 38

8.4. Settings 38

8.4.1 Select profile 38

8.4.2 Browser options 38

8.4.3 Rename profile 38

8.4.4 Cookies 39

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8.4.5 Cache 39

8.4.6 Network 39

8.5. Push inbox 39

9 - MESSAGE 40

9.1. Broadcast SMS 40

9.2. SMS 41

9.2.1 New SMS 41

9.2.2 Settings 41

9.2.3 Archive 42

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9.2.4 SMS Inbox 42

9.3. MMS 43

9.3.1 Receiving MMS 44

9.3.2 Create New MMS 44

9.3.3 Inbox 45

9.3.4 Drafts 45

9.3.5 Templates 46

9.3.6 Outbox 46

9.3.7 MMS Settings 46

9.4. Services 46

10 - SETTINGS 46

10.1. Time and date 47

10.1.1 Set time 47

10.1.2 Set date 47

10.1.3 Time zone 47

10.1.4 Daylight saving 47

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10.1.5 Date format 47

10.2. Sounds 48

10.2.1 Ringer volume 48

10.2.2 Ringtone 48

10.2.3 Messages ringer 48

10.2.4 Equalizer 48

10.2.5 Key tones 48

10.2.6 Sounds alerts 48

10.2.7 Vibra alert 49

10.2.8 Silent 49

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10.3. Security 49

10.3.1 Keypad lock 49

10.3.2 Change codes 50

10.3.3 PIN pro tection 50

10.3.4 Public names 50

10.3.5 Call barring 51

10.4. Network 51

10.4.1 Access settings 51

10.4.2 GPRS attach 52

10.4.3 Register again 52

10.4.4 Preferred list 53

10.5. Profiles 53

10.6. Call setting 54

10.6.1 Info at call endding 54

10.6.2 Any key answer 55

10.6.3 Calling waiting 55

10.6.4 Caller ID 55

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10.6.5 Call forward 55

10.6.6 Mailboxes 56

10.6.7 Auto redial 56

10.7. Display 56

10.7.1 Wallpaper 56

10.7.2 Backlight 56

10.7.3 Language 57

10.7.4 Animation 57

10.8. Phonesettings 57

10.8.1 Auto Switch on/off 57

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10.8.2 Hotkeys 57

11 - CONTACTS 58

11.1. Settings 58

11.1.1 Delete all 58

11.1.2 Contacts select 59

11.1.3 Copy to phone 59

11.1.4 Groups setting 59

11.2. Names list 59

11.2.1 Adding contacts to the SIM phonebook 60

11.2.2 Adding contacts in the phone phonebook 60

11.2.3 Edit and manage contacts 60

11.2.4 In the SIM phonebook 61

11.2.5 In the onboard phonebook 61

12 - CALL INFO 63

12.1. Counters 63

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12.1.1 GPRS counters 63

12.1.2 GSM counters 63

12.2. Call list 64

12.2.1 Reset 64

12.2.2 Call list 64

13 - GAMES 65

13.1. Brick games 65

14 - ICON & SYMBOLS 65

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15 - PRECAUTIONS 66

15.1. Radio waving 66

15.2. Always switch off your phone… 67

15.3. Pacemakers 67

15.4. Hearing aids 68

15.5. Improved performance 68

15.6. Battery information 68

15.7. Your mobile phone and your car 69

15.8. EN 60950 Norm 69

15.9. Environmental care 70

16 - TROUBLESHOOTING 70

16.1. The phone does not switch on 70

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16.2. The display shows BLOCKED when you switch on 70

16.3. The display shows IMSI failure 70

16.4. Your phone doesn’t return to the idle screen 70

16.5. The network symbol is not displayed 71

16.6. The display doesn’t respond to key presses 71

16.7. Your battery seems to over heat 71

16.8. Your phone doesn’t display the phone numbers of incoming calls 71

16.9. You can’t send text messages 71

16.10. You can’t receive and / or store JPEG pictures 72

16.11. You have the feeling that you miss some calls 72

16.12. The display shows SIM failure 72

16.13. The display shows INSERT YOUR SIM CARD 72

16.14. The autonomy of your phone seems lower that indicated in the user guide 72

16.15. Your phone doesn’t work well in your car 73

16.16. Your phone is not charging 73

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General Information

[Caution]

Changes or modifications made in the radio phone, not expressly approved by

UTstarcom, will void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

[RF Energy Interference/Compatibility]

This devic e compl i e s wi t h Par t 15 of t he FC C Rule s . Ope r ati o n is subject to the following

two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device

must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

[What's in the Box?]

Your wireless mobile phone comes with a battery, charger, USB data cable, headset,

companion CD, user manual, product and service user data. You can purchase other

accessories to customize your phone for maximum performance and portability.

[Body-worn operation]

To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines, if you wear a radio product

on your body when transmitting, always place the radio product in a UTstarcom

approved clip, holder, holster, case or body harness for this product. Use of

non-UTstarcom-approved accessories may exceed FCC RF exposure guidelines.

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How to Operate

Switch the phone Long press Hang up key

Enter your PIN code

Make a call

Answer a call Press Pick up key when your phone rings.

End a call Press Red key

Reject a call Press Red key when your phone rings.

Adjust the earpiece volume Press the Up or Down volume keys.

Access to [Names List]

nter your PIN code using the keypad and press [OK] or

or Left softkey to confirm.

Enter the phone number on the keypad

and press Pick up key to dial.

Press in idle mode.

Access to [Call List]

Access to [Main Menu] Press [OK]or Left softkey Menu in the idle mode.

Go to the previous Menu Press Right softkey

Press Pick up key in idle mode. The Call List displays

the Calls missed, the Calls received and the Calls

dialed.

Softkeys

The left and right soft keys- located at the top of the keypad allow you to select the

corresponding options that appear on the screen immediately above them, including

during calls. The functions associated with these keys will vary according to the current

context.

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1 - MAIN MENU

The Main Menu gives you access to all the different features of your mobile phone

presented in the form of 9 grids. The table above summaries the arrangement of the

Main Menu, the meanings of the various icons found them, and the page in this manual

where more detailed information concerning the subject can be found. Press [OK] to

access the Main Menu when in idle mode, then use the central navigation key – which

directions are represented in the present guide with the ▲, ▼, ◀, ▶, signs - to

browse the icons and lists. When navigating in a list, a scroll bar located on the right

hand side of the screen shows your current position in the list. Within lists, press, to

access the options related to the selected item, press select Right softkey go back one

level.

2 - GETTING STARTING

2.1. Inserting the SIM Card

Please read the safety instructions in the "Precautions" section before use. To use your

phone, you must insert a valid SIM card supplied by a GSM opera tor or retailer. The SIM

card contains your subscription information, your mobile telephone number, and a

memory card in which you can store phone numbers and messages.

Follow the steps below to insert your new SIM card. Remember to switch off your mobile

phone before removing the back cover.

2.1.1

To insert the SIM card, you must first remove the back cover. Press on the back cover

Remove the back cover

and then slide the cover downwards as shown below.

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2.1.2 Remove the battery

To remove the battery, pull the edge outwards, then remove the battery by pulling it up

from t he bottom. You may lose all y o u r p e r s o na l s e t t ings if you remove the battery when

the phone is switched on.

2.1.3

Insert the SIM card

Slid e t he SIM ca rd ho l de r t o unlo ck it an d then l if t it up on it s hinge . R emove th e SIM c ar d

from its protective holder and place it in the space provided, making sure that the

clipped corner of the card is in the correct corner and that the gold contacts are facing

down.Close the card holder and slide it into the locked position.

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Slide the battery back into its slot, gold contacts downwards, then lock it by pushing it

downwards until it stops. Replace the back cover by sliding it into its slots until it stops.

Remove the protective film covering the screen and the camera lens before using the

phone.

2.2. Switch on the phone

Long press Red key to switch on the phone. Enter the PIN code if required. A PIN code

is a 4- to 8-digit secret code for your SIM card. It is preconfigured and communicated

to you by your operator or retailer. If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times, your

SIM card will be blocked. To unblock it, you must request the PUK code from your

operator. When you switch on your mobile phone with your new SIM for the first time,

you will be asked for the following:

[Set date] To set the current date

[Set time] To set the current time

[Time zone] To select your time zone

[Copy SIM names into the phone] If your phone detects any names and

telephone numbers in the SIM card phonebook, you will be asked if you want to copy

them into the on board phone book. If you wish to copy the numbers, press OK,

otherwise press Cancel.

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2.3. Charging the Battery

Your pho ne is powered b y a rechargeable battery. A new battery is partially charged and

a sound alert will warn you when the battery reaches low, if the battery alert is On. Once

battery cover is back in place you can charge the phone. Pull away the protective rubber

cap covering the charger connector.

The batter y symbo l i ndi c ate s the s t ate o f char g e. D u r ing c h arg i ng, the charge indicators

will scroll. When all the scroll bars are steady the batteries fully charged. You can then

disconnect the charger. Keeping the charger plugged to the mobile when the battery is

fully charged will not damage the battery. The only way to turn off the charger is to

unplug it.

3.1.1

3 - CALLING

3.1. Make a call

From the idle screen

In idle mode, enter the phone number using the keypad.

Press Pick up key to dial.

Press Red key to hand up.

3.1.2

Select a contact in the list and press Pick up key: the selected number is dialed. If you

Using the phonebook

Press ▼ in idle mode to call list.

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are using the onboard phonebook and the selected contact feature more than one

number, the number identified as the default will automatically be selected. Select a

different number.

3.2. Answer and end a call

When receiving a call, the number of the caller may be displayed, depending on whether

or not the person calling has chosen to display his or her ID. If the number is stored in

the selected phonebook, then the corresponding name is displayed instead of the

number.

•Answer the call: press Rick up key to open the phone if the Active flip option is On.

•Reject the call: press Red key.

•Hang up: press Hang up key or close the phone.

If you have selected Any Key Answer, you can accept a call by p ressing any key (except

Red key).

3.2.1

For your own comfort and safety, ensure you move the phone away from your ear when

In idle mode, enter the phone number using the keypad or select a contact in the

If y ou are alre ady o n the pho n e, lo ng p r ess Pic k up k ey t o swi t ch to Handsfree mode and

Call handfree

calling hands free, especially when increasing the volume.

phonebook.

Press [OK], or Left softkey Options then select Call Handsfree or press[OK].

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3.3. Options during a call

During a call, press [OK]or Left softkey Options to access the following options.

3.3.1

3.3.2

Allow you to mute or unmute the microphone so that your caller cannot hear you.

3.3.3

In most countries, recording telephone conversations is subject t o legi sl at ion. W e a dvise

you to notify the caller if you intend to record your conversation and only do so if they

To record a conversation during a call, select Record dialogue and press [OK]. Press

[OK] again or Left softkey Save to end the recording: an edit window allows you to

Activate handsfree

This option allows you to use hands-free option.

Mute or Unmute

Record dialogue

agree.

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select Mute and then Record dialogue, only the caller’s voice is recorded.

3.4. Handing multiple calls

The ability to handle two or more calls at one time and to make conference calls is

dependent on your operator and/or subscription.

3.4.1

You can make a second call during an active call or with a call on hold. While on the

Making a second call

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phone, dial a number (or select a contact in the phonebook) and press Pick up key. T h e

first call is put on hold (the number is displayed on the bottom of the screen) and the

second number is dialed. You can then press [OK] to access the options among which

are:

•Switch calls to toggle between calls (you can also press ◀or ▶ to switch calls).

•Transfer to connect the two calls. You are disconnected when the transfer is

completed.

•Conference to introduce the caller into a conference call.

3.4.2

When you receive a second call while being already in communication, the phone emits

Press Pick up key To answer the call (the first one is put on hold).

Press [OK] or Left softkey Options To open the options list. You can select End Call

To receive a second call, you must have deactivated the Call forward for voice calls and

3.4.3

If you are in a call and have one cal l on hold, you can also re c eive a third call. To do so,

Answering a second call

a beep alert and the screen displays Call waiting. You can then:

Press Red key To reject the call.

to end the current call, then answer the incoming call.

activated the Call waiting.

Answering a third call

you must either end one of the calls or introduce the new caller to a conference.

Press Red key To reject the call.

Pr e ss [OK] or Le f t s o f t k ey Options To open t h e o p t i o n s l i st. You can select Accept to

answer the incoming call, or End call to end the current call, then answer the incoming

call. This service is limited to two current communications (one active a n d one o n hol d ).

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4 - TEXT ENTRY

Text can be entered in editing screens in two different ways: by using T9® Predictive

Tex t In pu t or b a sic t e xt inp ut . The t ec hn ique s fo r usi n g t hese two methods are discussed

below.

4.1. T9® text English input

T9® Predictive Text Input is an intelligent editing mode for entering text on a mobile

phone. It a l low s y ou t o en t er t e xt mo r e q u i ckl y b y a n tic i p ati n g the word you want to enter

based on the keys you have pushed. You press once on the key corresponding to each

letter needed to spell a word and T9® suggests a word based on your keystrokes. If

several words are available, the first word in the list is displayed and highlighted. Press

▲/ ▼ or Left softkey to browse the list and press [OK] to insert the word.

How to use it? Letters and symbols represented by each key are as follows:

To key in letters.

Left softkey or

To browse the list of candidate words.

▲ / ▼

Press any of the three keys to insert the selected word

followed by a space.

[OK]

Right softkey Short press to back space, long press to clear all text.

To shift letter case: Standard, lower or UPPERCASE

letters.

To view the table of symbols and punctuation.

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To shift mode from T9® to basic text input to numeric.

Example: how to enter the word "home":

1. Press , , and .The screen displays the first word of

a list: Good.

2. Press ▲ or Left softkey to scroll and select Home.

3. Press[OK] or ▶ to confirm selection of the word Home.

4.2. Basic text input

Press

to switch from T9® to basic text input. This method requires multiple key

presses to reach the desired character: the letter "h" is the seco nd l et te r on th e 4 ke y, so

you must press it twice to enter "h". Short press Right softkey Cancel to clear one entry,

long press to clear all text.

Example: how to enter the word "home": Press

， (GHI) ，

， (MNO)， (MNO)，， (DEF). Press[OK],

when the message is completed. Letters, numbers and symbols are located on each

key as follows:

Short

Long press

press

１

Blank space / 1

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２

a b c 2

３

d e f 3

４

g h i 4

５

j k l 5

６

m n o 6

７

p q r s 7

８

t u v 8

９

w x y z 9

To shift letter case: Standard, lower or UPPERCASE

letters. To shift mode: T9®, basic or numeric.

N/A

Changes the language

To open symbols and punctuation mode.

used for text edition

5 - TOOLBOX

This menu contains features and options designed to help you keep you organized and

informed while on the move.

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5.1. Calculator

Your phone has a built-in calculator that you can use to perform basic calculations.

Numbers are entered with the keypad and operators with the navigation keys as

indicated in the table below:

Addition Press ▶

Subtraction Press ◀

Multiplication Press ▲

Division Press ▼

Equals Press [OK]

An icon at the top of the screen indicates which navigation keys to use for entering

operators. Press and hold 0 to get the decimal point. Calculator accuracy is to 2

decimal places and is rounded up to the higher decimal figure.

5.2. Organizer

This menu allows user to create, store and manage events in your organizer. When the

organizer alert is On, a beep or a sound recorded via the Secretary on the go feature

alerts you when an event is due.

The organizer shares the mobile memory capacity with other features (phonebook,

picture album, sound, etc.).

5.2.1

Creating a new event

·In Events, select <New>, then the type of event to create (Holiday, Meeting, To Do).

·Ent er the st ar ting a nd endin g d ate and time of the event and name it (e.g. "Meeting with

Smith").

·Set a reminder and a frequency: alerts will be triggered at the chosen time.

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The reminder only applies to Meeting and To Do events. It will be updated when

changing time zones.

5.2.2

This menu allows you to delete past events. Enter the starting date (past or future) from

which all previous events will be deleted and press [OK] twice to delete all events

To delete all events set in your organizer, enter a starting date several years a head (e.g.

31st of December 2010) to make sure all events preceding this date are deleted at

5.2.3

Select an event in the list and press [OK] or Left softkey Options to access the following

Deleting old events

preceding this date.

once.

Managing events

options:

Delete To delete the selected event.

Change To change the selected event.

Change sound To change the sound associated with the alarm

type of the selected event.

Changing a repeating event modifies all instances of this event.

5.2.4

Events stored in your organizer can be displayed in Day View, Week View and Month

View. Select a view format and press [OK], then use ◀ or ▶to di splay the previous or

Events views

next day, week or month.

5.3. Alarm clock

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Your mobile phone has a built-in alarm clock with a snooze feature. You can set up to

three separate alarms and choose whether or not the alarm should repeat. To set an

alarm, follow the steps below:

·Select an alarm and set it On.

·Then enter the time and press [OK].

·Then select the frequency: Once, Every day, On weekdays.

·Finally, select the type of alarm: Melody, Sound recording, or Buzzer and press OK.

Repeat above steps to set other alarms.

The alarm clock will ring even if your mobile phone is switched off and/or the ringer

volume is set to Silent. When the alarm rings, press any key to stop it or close the phone

(except if the snooze mode is on, see below).

5.3.1

This menu allows you to set the snooze mode On or Off. When the alarm rings and the

•Press any key (except Right softkey Stop) to stop the ringing temporarily or close the

Snooze mode

snooze mode is On:

phone. The alarm will ring again around 7 minutes later.

•Press Right softkey Stop to stop the ringing and the alarm repetition.

The snooze mode is automatically deactivated after 9 alarm repetitions.

The snooze mode setting applies to all the alarms you have set.

5.4. Format T-flash

T-flash is a memory card designed specifically for mobile phones. Select Format

T-flash, the operation system will erases all dat a in T-flash. So you need to confirm the

operation system alert: Do you really want to format？

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6 - MY STUFF

This menu and its sub-menus contain options related to the multimedia features of your

mobile phone.

6.1. Memory status

This menu allows you to display the percentage of memory available in your phone.

Various features share the memory capacity: pictures, sounds, recorded memos and

voice tags for voice commands, stored messages, phonebook and organizer entries,

games, etc.

Press [OK] to check the memory status. The display shows you the percentage of

memory free and the phone’s total memory in Kilobytes (Kb). Press [OK] again to

check the detailed list of memory used by each feature.

Your mobile phone is supplied with many sounds and pictures. You can only delete

sounds or pictures in the My melodies or My images folders, e.g. to free memory space

for your own sounds and pictures. If the List Full message appears when saving a new

6.2. Sound album

item you must delete an item to be able to create or add anew one.

This menu allows you to manage the sound files stored in your mobile phone. The

options are:

Get more Launch the WAP application and download new sound files.

View all Access all your sound files in a single list.

Own melodies Access your downloaded sound files.

Protected melodies Access the list of copyright protected sample sounds.

Recordings Access the list of sound recordings.

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Once in a list, you can then select a sound file and press [OK] to access the menu

options listed below.

Send by Send the selected sound files via MMS.

Note that sound files from Recordings folder cannot be sent via MMS.

Set as ringer Set the selected sound as ringer.

As SMS/MMS Set the selected sound as the Messages ringer. This option

must be activated in the menu Settings >Sounds.

Rename To Rename the selected sound files.

Delete / Delete all To Delete the selected sound file or all files at once.

6.3. Picture album

This menu allows you to display and modify the images stored in your mobile phone.

The options are:

Get more To launch the WAP application and download new image files.

View all To access all your image files in a single list.

My photos To access the photos taken with the phone’s embedded camera.

My images To access the images you have downloaded.

Protected images To access the list of copyright protected sample images.

Icons To access the list of icons you have downloaded.

Inside the folders, images are displayed as a text list. Select an image and press ▶ to

view the image. Pressing [OK] gives you access to the menu options listed below.

Send by To send the selected image file via MMS. Note that you cannot

send pictures that are protected by copyright.

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Set as wallpaper To set the selected picture as wallpaper.

Modify picture Use this menu to access the following options:

•Add text To add text to the selected picture. Enter your text in the editing

screen and press [OK]. Use the navigation keys to move the text on the screen: short

press to move the tex t 1pixel at a time, long press for 5 pix el s. Press Right softkey Back

to go back to the text editor, or Left softkey [OK] to validate and go to the next option.

•Add frame or icon To add a frame or an icon to the selected picture.

•Eraser To Undo the last modification made on the picture, or to Reset, i.e.

cancel all changes at once. Press Right softkey Back to cancel or Left softkey [OK] to

validate.

•Send To send the selected picture via MMS.

•Save To save the picture with all the changes you have applied.

Rotate Use this option to rotate the selected image of -90 degrees, +90

degrees or +180 degrees.

View To display the selected file.

Properties Display its properties (size, format, resolution, etc.).

Rename To rename the selected image.

6.4. Sound recording

Select <New> to begin the recording. The message Speak now appears along with a

progress bar. When you are finished, press Left softkey Save to stop recording. You

can then either enter a name for the new sound file or accept the default name

proposed by pressing [OK]. You then return to the list of Sound recordings and the new

recording is displayed in the list.

When you select a sound file, it is played automatically in a loop. Press[OK] to access

the options. You can Play recording, Rename or Delete it, Set as ringer or As SMS/MMS

ringer.

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A flashing warning sign indicates that your recording will soon reach the maximum

authorized length. If you do not stop recording, a red envelope icon informs you that

your recording is too long to be sent via MMS.

7 - ENTERTAINMENT

7.1. MP3 Player

When user enters MP3 function, the main play screen will be displayed, where he can

play music at random. This function can enrich the user’s spare life and enables the

user to enjoy music at any time and any where. The following options are available:

List MP3 song list

Play Play the selected song

Delete Delete the selected song

Info. View current MP3 info.

Setting Choose the way to enter MP3

Play setting Choose the way to play

Single recycle Recycle the selected single song

All recycle Recycle the selected songs which are more than

two songs

Play at random Play the songs in the list at random

Set as ringer Set the current MP3 as ringer

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This function is to play KTV. You can set the function after entering it.

▪ KTV list: list all saved KTV, you can select one of them to play, check, and delete.

▪ Delete: Delete the KTV selected song.

▪ KTV Info: provide the relevant information about the playing KTV, such as file size,

title.

▪ Play setting: Select the way to enter to play. Whether to play last song or not? /

Whether to start playing once entering KTV?

▪ Repeat setting: Select the way of playing, Only/ Repeat/ Shuffle.

▪ Side volume key can adjust the volume.

7.3. Camera

Your mobile phone features a built-in digital camera. You can t ake pictures, store them

in your phone or transfer them to your PC, use them as wallpaper or send them to your

friends via MMS. This chapter describes in detail how to use the camera.

7.3.1

To activate the camera mode, simply access to Entertainment>Camera: the camera

application is automatically launched. When the camera is active, the preview screen is

Activate the camera

displayed and the lens is automatically focused.

The table below details the operations of the various keys in camera mode.

▲ ▼ Zoom in / out

◀ ▶ Increase/decrease exposure compensation

[OK]or camera key Take a picture

Red key Exit Camera mode and return to home screen

Left softkey Access the Options menu

Right softkey Return to previous screen

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7.3.2 Take a picture

Frame your picture and press [OK] to take the picture.

Once the picture is taken, a view screen is displayed.

Save To save the picture in your personal photos folder using the

default numbering (you can then rename it from the folder itself).

MMS Send the picture by MMS.

Picture List List all pictures saved.

Pictures are named with the date of the shot, e.g."0410_154157.j pg" f o r a p i c tur e take n

on October 4, at 15: 41:57.The number of pictures you can save varies according to the

settings: the higher the resolution, the bigger the file size. A message will warn you if

there isn’t enough memory left. In this case, you must delete data before storing a new

picture.

7.3.3

When y o u t a ke a p ic t ur e a nd s av e i t , t he fi le i s s t or ed in y ou r Picture List. When you open

the menu, your photos are displayed as thumbnails. Use the up and down navigation

keys to move through the list. To view the image full-screen, press [OK]. Use the up

and d ow n nav i gati o n k eys t o move t hrou g h t he li s t of i m ages . Press Left softkey Options

Send by Use this menu to transfer an image to another device. The

Set as wallpaper To set the selected photo as the image to be displayed in the

Properties Choose this option displays the following properties of the

Picture List

to access the following:

options are: MMS.

background of your screen.

selected image: Name, Size (in Kb), Resolution and Format.

View To display the picture in full screen.

Rename Use this option to rename an image file.

Delete all Use this option to delete all the files in your My photos folder.

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A warning message appears: Do you really want to delete? Press Left softkey Yes to

delete all or Left softkey. No return to the previous screen.

Delete Use this option to delete only the selected file from your My

photos folder. A warning message appears: Do you really want to delete? Press Left

Softkey Yes to delete all or Right softeky. No return to the previous screen.

Slide show Each picture will be displayed briefly on the screen. Press

any key to end the slide show and return to the previous screen.

7.3.4

This feature allows you to choose how photos are displayed in your photo album so that

7.3.5

The Color mode feature allows you to apply a number of different visual effects to your

7.3.6

Picture orientation

they can be viewed correctly. The options are: Landscape &Portrait.

Color mode

images. The options are:

•None •Embossed •Edge

•Black & White •Negative •Edge2

•Sepia •Digital

Environment

Night Mode: When activated, this feature allows you to take pictures in low-light

situations.

Day Mode: When activated, this feature allows you to take pictures in day-light

situations.

7.3.7

This featur e all o ws yo u to t a ke a t ime - d ela y e d pi c tur e so th a t you can get into the frame

as well. To use the Self-Timer, select On in this menu, return to the view-finder mode,

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frame your picture, and then press [OK].

7.3.8

Use this menu option to choose the size of the photos you take. The options are:

7.3.9

This menu allows you to adjust the quality of the pictures taken with your camera: Low,

Medium, High. The lower the quality, the smaller will be the resulting image files, thereby

Resolution

•128 x 96

•128 x128

•Medium (320 x 240)

•VGA (640 x 480)

Please note that the higher the resolution, the larger the file size.

Picture quality

allowing you to store more photos on your mobile phone.

7.3.10

7.3.11

Reset all camera settings to their default values. A warning message appears: Do you

7.3.12

Shutter Sound

•Ring.adp

•Gunshoot.adp

•Beep.adp

Reset settings

really want to reset all parameters? Choose Yes or No.

Rotate

This option allows you to rotate an image; The options are:

0 degree

+90 degree

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+180 degree

+270 degree

Changes are automatically applied.

7.3.13

7.3.14

Flip

Picture location

7.4. Continuous shoot

•Horizontal

•Vertical

•No filp

•Local

•T-flash

Act i va ting t hi s m enu o p ti on al l ows yo u to t a ke a "bu rs t" of 9 p hot o s w ith o ne pr es s of t he

button. Note that to use the Continuous shoot, the resolution must be set to Screen size.

When the camera is finished processing the images, they are displayed on screen as

thumbnails. You may then press Left softkey. Options to access the options described

below.

Save To save the selected image.

Save all To save all the images in the group.

Send by Send the selected image by MMS.

Delete To delete the selected image.

Delete all To delete all the images in the group.

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and stored in the My photos folder.

7.5. Video

With this function, you can make video with your phone at any moment.

In the menu, select Entertainment>Video, and press [OK]to access the status for

finding views. In the viewfinder mode, you can press [OK] to make video. The option is

as following,

▪ Video list: the saved video list and you can process about the video by playing, delete,

and delete all.

▪ Environment: select to take video in day or night.

▪ Video quality: Low, Medium or high.

▪ Resolution: 128*96, 128*128, Medium (320*240)

▪ Color mode: Normal, Warm, Antique, Moon light, Cool, Reserve, Gray

▪ Reset settings: Do you really want to reset all parameters

8 - WAP

This menu allows you to access services supplied with your network, such as news,

sports, weather, etc.

If your phone was pre-configured, it isn’t necessary for you to change the settings

described in this section. With some operators, settings can be set remotely.

Select Operator > WAP >Homepage to launch a WAP session,

Use or

Press [OK] or Left sofkey select

To browse the on-line pages

To select a highlighted item

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Press Right softkey back

To return to the previous page

Press Red key or select option>Exit To end the WAP session

Your mobile phone connects to the network according to the Access settings you have

defined in the menu Settings > Network. In case of a connection error, the screen

displays "Go to menu": press Pick up key or Left softkey Options to access the WAP

options.

8.1. Homepage

This is the link to the first WAP site you access when launching a WAP session. In most

cases, this menu item is preconfigured and will connect to your operator’s WAP

homepage.

8.2. Bookmarks

This menu allows you to store your favorite WAP site addresses, rename them and

access them quickly from the list. Press Left softkey Options while browsing, and then

select Bookmarks: the name and URL fields will be automatically filled in with the

information of the page you are browsing. Select Add bookmark and start entering the

new name for the edit screen to appear. Press[OK] then proceed the same w a y to e nte r

the URL address.

The [Manage bookmarks] menu allows you to Delete or Edit the selected bookmark.

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8.3. Go to URL

This menu allows you to enter a WAP site address and to connect directly when

selecting it (a quick way to access WAP addresses without saving them as bookmarks).

All the addresses you enter in this menu and connect to at least once, will appear in a

list. Select one of the items and press[OK], to reconnect to the corresponding page,

without having to re-enter its complete address.

8.4. Settings

8.4.1

To select one of the available profiles, then define the connection settings for each of

8.4.2

To activate or deactivate the downloading of images attached to WAP pages. Selecting

Select profile

In order to access WAP sites, you must first configure a WAP connection profile.

them. All connection settings described below apply to the selected profile.

Browser options

Off will speed up the global down loading time of the pages browsed.

8.4.3

Rename the currently selected profile (start entering the new name for the edit screen to

Rename profile

appear).

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8.4.4 Cookies

A cookie is data that a site saves in your phone’ s browser cache memory. The data can

be, for example, your user information or your browsing preferences. Cookies will be

saved until you clear the cache memory.

▪ Enable cookies

▪ Clear cookies

8.4.5

To empty an area of the phone’s memory where the pages browsed during a WAP

8.4.6

Homepage: to change the homepage name and address (start entering the new name

Network access: allows you to select one of the data profiles you have defined in

Bearer: allows you to select the type of network used by the selected profile when

Proxy address and Proxy port: allow you to define a gateway address and port number

Cache

session are stored.

Network

for the edit screen to appear).

Settings > Access settings.

launching a connection.

to be used when launching a WAP connection using the selected profile.

Security: to display the list of installed security Certificates (then display its details or

8.5. Push inbox

delete it), the Session info or the Current certificate.

This menu allows you to read and manage messages automatically sent to you by the

network and/or by your operator.

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In some cases, a red "@" sign will be displayed on the screen to inform you that you

have received a new push message.

Push m ess a ges i n clud e URL l inks f or qu i ck a c c ess t o the c orre s ponding WAP services:

a single click on the link will connect to the WAP site for browsing or downloading

multimedia files into your handset.

If your push inbox is full, a message will advise you to delete some messages in WAP >

Push Inbox.

9 - MESSAGE

9.1. Broadcast SMS

This menu allows you to manage the reception of SMS broadcasts regularly transmitted

to all subscribers on the network. It gives you access to the following options:

District code: To select the type of messages you want to be permanently displayed on

the idle screen (in this case, enter the type in both District code and Topics menus).

Reception: To set the reception of cell broadcast messages On or Off.

Topics: To define the type of messages you want to receive. To configure a topic, select

<New>, enter the code provided by the operator, and, if desired, associate a name. You

can also select an existing topic in the list, which you can rename or delete.

You can enter up to 15 different topics in the list. To obtain the codes corresponding to

the different topics, contact your operator.

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9.2. SMS

This menu allows you to send text messages using the Short Messaging Service (SMS)

and to manage the messages you send and receive.

9.2.1

Select Send SMS, then Enter phone no. or From contact list and press [OK]. Enter a

Last message：To edit, modify and re-send the last message sent. This menu also l et s

you recall the message you were entering and might have lost if you pressed the Pick up

Template: To select a pre-configured message such as Can you ring me back on this

New SMS

To compose and send an SMS, follow the steps detailed below:

number or select a contact and press[OK] then one of the following options:.

<New>To write a new message.

key by accident and returned to idle screen.

number?

Save: To store the current message and its attachments in the Archive menu.

Send now: To send the current message.

Add sound: To attach a melody.

Add graphic: To attach an image or an animation.

You can send up to two attachments of two different types together with your SMS.

Images and animations and pictures are exclusive: if you first select an animation and

then an image, only the image will be taken into account and vice-versa.

9.2.2

SMS centre To select your default SMS centre. If not available on your SIM

Settings

This menu allows you to configure the SMS settings. The options are:

card, you must enter your SMS centre number.

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Signature When On, allows you to add a signature at the end of your

message. You can Edit, Change or Save the signature.

Validity period To select the length of time your messages are to be stored in the

SMS centre. This is useful when the recipient is not connected to the network (and thus

cannot receive your message immediately). This feature is subscription dependent.

Auto save SMS When On, this option will automatically save messages sent in the

Archive menu.

Reply path When On, this option allows you to transmit the number of your

SMS message centre together with the message. The recipient can then reply using your

own SMS centre and not theirs. This speeds up the rate of transmission. This feature is

subscription dependent.

Delivery report When On, this option will inform you via SMS whether your own SMS

was received or not. This feature is subscription dependent.

9.2.3

This menu allows you to consult all the messages stored in the phone’s memory using

the Auto save SMS or Move to archive options. The <Delete all SMS> item allows you to

delete all SMS at once. When a message is displayed, press, or L Options to access the

9.2.4

messages are displayed in a list. At the end of the list, the <Delete All> item allows you

more slides.

2. The last icon on the left-hand side lets you access the MMS options (see below).

3. Select Send: to send the MMS to the selected recipient(s).

Pictures are chosen from the Picture album. Copyright protected pictures cannot be

sent via MMS. Sounds can be chosen from the Sound Album melodies. If you wish to

send a sound memo, you need to record it when creating the MMS. In this case, in

Sound... menu, select <Records>, then <New> and follow the procedure that appears

on the screen. Recordings previously saved cannot be sent via MMS. The following

options are available when creating new MMS messages:

Edit subject: To edit and change or enter the subject of your message.

Save as draft: To save your message as a draft that you can edit, complete and send

later on.

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Save as template: To save your message as a template, that you can use as a basis for

other MMS (e.g. "Happy birthday" type of message).

Slide duration: To change the value of slide duration set in Settings > Application

settings, and to set a delay between each slide.

Once your message is completed, select Send now and press[OK]. A progress bar

allows you to follow the sending of your message, press Right softkey Cancel if you wish

to cancel the sending. If you saved the MMS as a draft, it will be available in the Drafts

menu. If you have sent the MMS, it is available in the Outbox.

9.3.3

You MMS inbox lists all the Read and Unread MMS, Notifications, Delivery and Read

re ports. To read a message, select i t and press ▶. Press [ O K], or Left softkey Options

Play: To switch back to automatic mode: the MMS is then played as a continuous slide

Next / pr e vi o us s li d e: To move t o th e n e xt or pr e vi ou s sl i de . Y ou can also press ◀ or ▶

when viewing the MMS in manual mode. Note that this option only appears if the MMS

Save picture: To detach the picture of the current slide and save it in the Picture album.

Save sound: To detach the sound of the current slide and save it in the Sound album.

Inbox

to access the following options:

show.

contains more than one slide.

Close: To close the MMS and go back to the list of options.

Do NOT delete notifications before you have retrieved the MMS, or you will not be able to

retrieve the MMS .Notifications are automatically deleted once you have received the full

MMS.

9.3.4

Lists all messages saved as drafts, or automatically saved if you quit the MMS menu

before saving or sending your MMS. You can Play, Edit, Send, view Details and Delete

Drafts

drafts.

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9.3.5 Templates

Lists all messages saved as templates. You can Play, Edit and Delete them.

9.3.6

Lists the messages you have Sent or created but Not sent yet. You can Play, Delete or

Messages you have saved can only be sent from the Draft or Outbox folders. You can

NOT recover an item (whether message, notification or report) that you have deleted.

9.3.7

Your phone may have been pre-configured to directly access the services offered. If not,

contact your operator to receive the information items described in the present section

and enter them as given. With some operators, access parameters can be set over the

Outbox

view the Details of all these messages, Send or Forward them to someone.

Press R Back to cancel deletion.

MMS Settings

air.

9.4. Services

Choose an MMS profile in the list and select Modify to access the following settings.

Press Messages, and select Service. Enter and send service requests, such as

activation commands for network service, to your service provider.

10 - SETTINGS

This menu allows you to change the settings related to each available option (sounds,

time and date, security, etc.) and to customize your phone.

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10.1. Time and date

10.1.1 Set time

Allow you to set the time using the keypad with the navigation keys. You should select

your Time zone and activate Daylight savings (if appropriate) before setting the time.

10.1.2

Allow you to set the date by pressing the appropriate numeric keys or the navigation

10.1.3

presented with a selection of the world that which you can navigate with the up and

down navigation keys. Each time zone is identified according to its position relative to

10.1.4

Allows you to set the daylight saving to On (in summer time) or Off (in winter time). If

Set date

keys.

Time zone

Allow you to select your current time zone. When you enter the menu, you are

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and by the main cities within that time zone.

Daylight saving

daylight saving is On and you set the time to 12:00, it will au tomatically switch to 13:00

when turning the option to Off.

10.1.5

Date format

Choose the order of days, months and years.

Western

Thai

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10.2. Sounds

10.2.1 Ringer volume

This option allows you to adjust the volume of your ringer. Press the side key [+] or [-]

to adjust the volume of your ringer. [+] is to increase, and [-] is to decrease.

10.2.2

Allow you to select a ringer tone. The list also includes recorded sounds and melodies

you saved. Scroll through the list and wait to hear the selected melody being played. The

phone provided ringtone will ring automatically if the ringtone user selected is deleted.

10.2.3

Allows you to set On or Off an alert for each time you receive a new message. When On,

10.2.4

This option allows you to choose from different audio settings. It is only available while

Ringtone

Messages ringer

you can select the alert of your choice from the ringers list.

Equalizer

a call is in progress. Scroll through the list and wait a few seconds to hear the

10.2.5

10.2.6

difference.

Key tones

Allows you to switch the key tones On or Off.

Sounds alerts

Allows you to set alert sounds for the following items:

•Organizer: when an event programmed in your organizer is due,

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•Missed call

•Battery alert: when the battery is running low and requires charging,

•Minute alert for a beep alert that sounds every minute during a call to help you manage

the duration of your call (the beep cannot be heard by the caller).

Select or deselect the item(s) of your choice by pressing < or >.

10.2.7

Allows you to set the vibra alert On or Off when receiving a call, when an event set in

The vibra alert is always Off when you connect the charger or the Cigarette Lighter

10.2.8

When this mode is On, all alerts are deactivated and the vibra alert is active. The

Vibra alert

the organizer is due, when you receive a message and when the alarm rings.

Adapter.

Silent

Silent mode also applies to key tones.

10.3. Security

This menu allows you access the features relating to the security of your mobile phone

and the data you store there.

10.3.1

When the keypad lock is on, calls still may be possible to the official emergency number

programmed into your device. Key in the emergency number and press Green Key. Use

the keyp ad loc k to p reve nt th e ke y s on th e co ve r ph o ne f r om b ei ng accidentally pressed.

To lock the keypad, long press the right softkey. To unlock the keypad, long press the

Keypad lock

right softkey.

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The variety of keypad lock is as following,

▪ Off

▪ Lock now

▪ After 1 minute

▪ After 2 minutes

▪ After 5 minutes

10.3.2

Depending on your SIM card, some features or options may require a PIN2 secret code

If you enter a wrong PIN code 3 times, your SIM card is blocked. To unblock it, request

the PUK code from your operator or retailer. If you enter an incorrect PUK code 10 times

in a row, the SIM card will be blocked and unusable. If this happens, contact your

10.3.3

This allows you to set the PIN protection On or Off. When On, you will be asked to enter

Change codes

Allows you to change your PIN and PIN2 codes, as well as the call Barring code.

given to you by your operator.

operator or retailer.

PIN protection

your PIN code when switching your phone on.

You cannot change your PIN code if this option is Off.

10.3.4

Allow s yo u to ma na g e a sp ec if i c n a me s l i st ca ll e d P ub l ic Na me s list, and restrict calls to

Public names: Allows you to consult, edit and modify your Public Names list via aPIN2

Public names

this list via the Call restriction option.

This feature is subscription dependent and requires aPIN2 code.

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Call restriction: Allows you to restrict the calls to the Public names list when Public only

is selected.

This feature is subscription dependent and requires a PIN2code. This option might also

apply to WAP.

10.3.5

International calls and Intl. Exc. Home). In both cases, the Cancel option applies to all

calls at once. The Status option allows you to know whether a type of call is barred or

This feature is network dependent and requires a specific call barring password supplied

Call barring

Allow you to limit the use of your phone to specific calls. This can be applied to

Incoming calls (All calls or When roaming) and/or to Outgoing calls (All calls,

not.

by your service provider.

10.4. Network

Contact your phone operator to have full information about GPRS availability over its

network and for an appropriate subscription. You might also need to configure your

phone with the GPRS settings supplied by your operator, by using the menus described

in this section. Then select the bearer (GSM or GPRS) in the menus of each application

to be used.

10.4.1

This menu al lows y o u to create di f f eren t d at a p rofi l es th a t ca n be used for connecting to

various services: for example, when using WAP or when sending MMS, the selected

Options described below are operator and/or subscription dependent. Error messages

Access settings

profile will be used to connect to the GSM or GPRS network..

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during connections are mainly due to incorrect parameters: contact your operator

befor e fi rs t us e , i n o rd e r t o h a ve th e ap pr o pr i at e s et ti n gs , w h ich you may receive by SMS

in some cases. Some pre-configured profiles might be locked, preventing

re-programming and renaming.

Select an item in the list and press[OK] to access the following options:

Change name: To rename the selected profile.

Show: To display all parameters of the selected profile

GSM Settings: To change the GSM settings:

•Login & Password,

•Phone number needed to establish the connection and provided by your operator (ISDN

or Analogue),

•Inactivity time, a value of over 30seconds after which the phone disconnects

automatically (if a connection was in progress).

GPRS settings: To change the GPRS settings:

•Login,

•Password,

•Inactivity time

•the APN menu allows you to enter the address of the external data network you want to

connect to, a text string used to establish the connection.

10.4.2

This menu allows you to define how your mobile phone connects to the GPRS service.

Always on: Your phone automatically connects to the GPRS service (if available).This

option allows quicker access to GPRS features, but increases energy consumption.

GPRS attach

For data calls: Your phone will connect to the GPRS service only when required. This

option reduces energy consumption, but increases the connection delay.

10.4.3

Provide you with a list of the networks available in the area when the Manual mode is

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selected. Select the network you want to register with and press [OK] to confirm.

10.4.4

Allow you to build a network list in order of preference. Once defined, the phone will try

Preferred list

to register on the network, according to your preferences.

10.5. Profiles

A profile is a group of predefined settings that allow you to q uickly adapt your phone to

your environment. Selecting Meeting, for example, will set your ringer volume to silent,

activate the vibrating alert and deactivate the key tones (the other items are set

according to your Personal settings). When your meeting is over, selecting Personal will

reactivate all your usual settings. The details of each profile are displayed when

selecting a profile.

You can also associate a hotkey with a profile (e.g., long press key

activate Outdoors). Long pressing the same key deactivates it and returns you to your

Personal settings.

The information that appears here will depend on how

Personal

your mobile phone has been configured.

Autonomy Vibra alert On

Ringtone Medium

Backlight 10 sec

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Animation Off

Headset Ringtone Medium

Car Ringtone High

Backlight On

Outdoors Ringtone High

Meeting Vibra alert On

Ringtone Silent

Key tones Off

10.6. Call setting

This menu allows you to set all the options related to call: call forwarding, call waiting,

etc.

10.6.1

Info at call endding

To set On or Off the systematic display of the length and/or cost of each call when

hanging up.

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10.6.2 Any key answer

When On, this options allows you to accept a call by pressing any key, except Red key

(used to reject a call).

10.6.3

With GSM call Applies to All calls, Voice calls, Fax call sand Data calls.

When this option is active, you hear a beep if someone tries to call you while already on

a call. Select the Status option to find out whether the GSM call waiting is active or not.

With GPRS call Allow you to set On or Off the call waiting for voice incoming

10.6.4

Show or Hide your identity to your correspondent. The Status will inform you on which

10.6.5

Calling waiting

calls while a GPRS connection is ongoing.

Caller ID

option is activated.

Call forward

To divert i n comi n g cal l s to y our m a il b o x or t o a n umbe r ( whe t he r in your co n t act s or n o t)

and applies to: Data calls, Voice calls and Fax calls.

Unconditional Will divert all the incoming calls. If you select this option, you

will not receive any calls until you deactivate it.

Conditional Allow you to choose when you want to divert incoming calls:

If no reply, If not reachable or If busy. Each option can be set independently.

Status Will display the status of all call forwarding.

Before activating this option, you must enter your voice mailbox number (see next

section). This feature is subscription dependent, and different from the call transfer,

which takes place when one/several calls are in progress.

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10.6.6 Mailboxes

To enter your voice mailbox numbers (if not available on your SIM card).In some cases,

you might have to enter two numbers: one to listen to your mailbox, the other one to

forward calls. Contact your operator for more information.

10.6.7

When On, if the person you are calling is busy, your phone will automatically redial the

number unti l a suc c essf u l con n e cti o n is ma d e or u n til t h e ma x i mum number of attempts

is reached (10). The phone beep sat the beginning of each attempt and emits a special

beep if the connection is successful. The time between redials increases with each

Auto redial

attempt.

10.7. Display

This menu allows you to configure how the menus are displayed on screen. Deactivating

most of the functions in this menu increases battery life.

10.7.1

10.7.2

Backlight is activated when receiving incoming calls or messages, browsing list and

menus, etc. Press ▲or ▼ to set the backlight Duration by selecting one of the available

Wallpaper

Allows you to set the wallpaper of the main screen On or Off.

Backlight

values and press [OK] to confirm.

The Duration is as following,

▪ 10 seconds

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▪ 30 seconds

▪ 1 minute

10.7.3

This menu allows you to select a language for all menu texts. Use ▲or ▼to browse the

10.7.4

Allows you to set the animation of the carousel menus On or Off. When On, this option

Language

list and select a language by pressing[OK] or Left softkey.

Animation

will also scroll texts, such a message selected in the Read SMS menu.

10.8. Phonesettings

10.8.1

These two separate menus allow you to set your mobile phone to switch itself on or off

at pre-set times. To set Auto switch on, select the option and press [OK]. Select On

and press [OK]. Enter the time at which you want your mobile phone to switch itself on

and press [OK]. Select the desired frequency from Once, Everyday, or On weekdays

and press [OK]. A message appears to confirm activation. Proceed the same way for

10.8.2

Allow you to set up direct access to a specific function or a contact by linking it to a

Hotke y . A lo ng p re s s o n t he ke y i n id le mo d e w il l then au t om a ti cally activate the function

Auto Switch on/off

the Auto switch off option.

Hotkeys

or call the associated number (Flash dial).

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Depending on your service provider, other hotkeys may be predefined and locked.

1. In the list, select a key from

already programmed, select Change.

2. Browse the list to select the function you wish to associate with this key and press

[OK] to confirm your choice. If you select Flash dial, you will be asked to select a

contact in the contacts list.

3. To use a hotkey, simply press and hold the key corresponding to the function you

want to launch or to the number you want to dial when in idle mode.

4. Hotkeys list: Flash dial, Send SMS, Read SMS, MMS, Activate silence, Activate

headset, Meeting, Activate outdoors, Activate personal, Activate Autonomy, Calculator,

Reply last No., SOS Call, Show Balance, Total cost, Add new event, Show events,

Alarm clock, Record, Sound recording, WAP, To voice mail, Brick game, MP3 Player,

KTV Player, Contacts Select, Picture album.

to and press [OK]. If the key was

11 - CONTACTS

Contacts are stored in one of the two available phonebooks: in your SIM card (number

of entries depending on capacity) or in your phone (up to 999names). When entering

new names, they will only be added to the phonebook you have selected.

11.1. Settings

This menu contains the settings for configuring the phonebooks for your mobile phone.

11.1.1

Delete all

Delete all contacts at once. This option only applies to the onboard phonebook, not to

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the SIM phone book.

11.1.2

This menu allows you to select the phonebook to use, either In SIM or In phone. Press

▲ or ▼ to select a phonebook. Contacts added to the selected phonebook can then be

copied into the other, via the Copy to SIM or Copy to phone opt ions. Your mobile phone

only manages one phonebook at a time and will ignore the information relative to the

other one, e.g. if "Smith" is present in both phonebooks and if you delete it in the phone,

11.1.3

This option will copy the content of your SIM card into your phone. If you cancelled or

aborted the automatic copy of your SIM phonebook when you first sw itch on yo ur ph one,

Contacts select

It remains unchanged in the SIM.

Copy to phone

you can do it manually with this option.

Selecting this option twice will duplicate all the names.

11.1.4

To manage the name lists, it can be set as several groups. When creating a new group,

you can select a group and select ring and picture for the group. When receiving a call,

Groups setting

it will show the same ring and picture as set.

11.2. Names list

It is in this menu that you can manage the names and telephone numbers of your

contacts. You can also access the Names list directly from the home screen by pressing

▼ .

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11.2.1 Adding contacts to the SIM phonebook

·Select <New> in the list.

·Enter the name and the number of your choice, then the type of number allocated to

the name (Phone, Fax or Data) and press [OK] to store this name in your phonebook.

Entering international prefix, country and area codes allows you to dial a number from

any location.

11.2.2

2. Enter the first, then last name (up to 20 Latin characters); one of t h e t wo f ie ld s ca n be

3. Then select the Number type. Numeric fields can hold up to 40 digits and one "+" sign

and alphanumeric fields feature up to 50 Latin characters. Each contact can feature a

maximum of 5 numeric fields (e.g. 2 mobile numbers, 3 work numbers, a text note).

11.2.3

Press ▼ when in idle mode to access the phonebook. To search for a given name:

Adding contacts in the phone phonebook

1. Select <New> in the list.

empty, but not both.

If you wish to personalize this contact with a picture and/or a sound, see below.

Edit and manage contacts

Press the key for the letter that you want to go to in the list (e.g.

Press

starting with this letter is selected in the list.

twice to access the letter "U").The first record

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11.2.4 In the SIM phonebook

Choose a contact in your SIM phonebook and press [OK] or Options to access the

Call

Call handsfree

Send SMS

Send MMS

Press this key then enter the first letters of the name you are

Searching and press [OK] to go directly to that name.

You can also use the <Search> item appearing in the phonebook.

following options:

Delete

Change

Add to blacklist

Copy to phone

Flash dial

11.2.5

Choose a contact of your phone phonebook and press [OK] or Options to access the

Call handsfree, Send SMS, Send MMS, Call, Show, Delete, Add to blacklist, Change

In the onboard phonebook

following options:

name, Select picture, Select sound.

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Select Show to access the list of numbers or fields saved for this contact. Select <New> to

create a new field or select one of the number and press[OK], to access a second set of

additional options, among which are:

Make default: The first number you enter becomes the default number which is

automatically dialed when pressing Pick up key. This option allows you to set another

default number.

Copy to SIM card To copy a contact of your phone phonebook into the SIM phonebook (it

is then always updated when switching phonebooks or when using another phone).

Show Display the details of the selected field.

Change type To change or to define the field type of the selected number.

Change To change the number of the selected field.

Flash dial To set a direct access to this contact by linking to a key.

Alphanumeric fields can only be changed or deleted.

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12 - CALL INFO

The menus described in this section are used for managing how your mobile phone handles

calls and their related costs.

12.1. Counters

This menu allows you to track the cost and duration of your calls. Most options mentioned

below are subscription dependent.

12.1.1

The GPRS counter allows you to monitor the amount of data received via GPRS sessions.

Mobile session This option will display the last connection session or transfer

PC session This option will display the last connection session or transfer

The call counters managed by your mobile phone might differ from the ones used by your

operator. You should therefore consider the call counters displayed on the screen as

GPRS counters

This feature is subscription and network dependent.

volume of your mobile phone (e.g. after a WAP connection over GPRS).

volume of your PC transmission.

informative items, but NOT as the actual charge rate basis.

12.1.2

This fe at ure i s us ed fo r keepi ng track of yo ur inc oming an d o ut going GSM calls. Please note

GSM counters

that the GSM call counters do not include WAP connections.

Last call info To display the duration and/or cost of your last call.

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Total duration Show or Reset the time duration of Outgoing or Incoming calls.

Total cost To display the accumulated cost and to set the counter to zero

(maybe protected by PIN/PIN2 codes)

.•Show how much has been spent based on the Charge rate.

•Reset the current total cost.

•Show balance to check the remaining credit (based on the Cost limit).

•Cancel cost limit

•Cost limit to enter the cost limit used in the Show balance menu.

•Charge rate to set the rate per unit. First enter the currency used (3characters maximum),

then enter the cost per unit.

12.2. Call list

This menu provides you with the list of outgoing and incoming calls, attempts at auto

redialing and call details. The different types of calls - calls made, calls missed and calls

received - are represented by different icons. They are displayed in chronological order with

the most recent on top. If the correspondent is listed stored in your contacts, the

corresponding name is displayed.

12.2.1

12.2.2

Reset

Reset the whole list at once and delete all listed calls.

Call list

Sele ct a numb er in the l i st, a n d pres s P ick u p ke y( to r edia l the nu mb er or p ress [ OK ] or L e ft

softkey Options to access the options: Details, Call or Call handsfree this correspondent,

Send SMS, Send MMS, Delete the selected call or Store the associated number (if not

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already in your phonebook). Add to blacklist allows you to add the sender’s phone number

to the Firewall blacklist (see page18).

This option isn’t available if the sender’s identity (i.e. his phone number) is hidden. The

menu Rejected calls lists all calls that have been rejected via the Firewall option (see

“Firewall” onpage18 for details on this feature).

13 - GAMES

13.1. Brick games

The object of this game is to destroy bricks by hitting them with a ball. Destroying all bricks

give you access to the next level. Keys used are the following:

and To move the racket left or right.

and To throw the ball left or right. Press either of these keys to start the

game.

To pause the game; pause time is limited 2minutes after which the screen returns

to idle mode and the game is lost.

14 - ICON & SYMBOLS

In idle mode, several symbols can be displayed simultaneously on the main screen. If the

network symbol isn’t displayed, the network will not currently ava i la bl e . Y ou m ay be i n a ba d

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reception area, moving to a different location may help.

15 - PRECAUTIONS

15.1. Radio waving

Your cellular mobile phone is a Low Power Radio transmitter and receiver. When it is

operating, it sends and receives radio waves. The radio waves carry your voice or data

signal to a base station that is connected to the telephone network. The network controls

the power at which the phone transmits.

•Your phone transmits/receives radio waves in the GSM frequency (900/ 1800/1900 MHz).

•The GSM network controls transmission power(0.01 to 2 watts).

•Your phone complies with all relevant safety standards.

•The CE mark on your phone shows compliancy with European electromagnetic

compatibility (Ref.89/336/EEC) and low voltage directives (Ref. 73/23/EEC).

Your cellular mobile phone is your responsibility. To avoid damage to yourself, to others or

to the phone itself, read and follow all the safety instructions and make them known to

anyone borrowing your phone. Furthermore to prevent unauthorized use of your phone:

Keep your phone in a safe place and keep it out of small children's reach. Avoid writing

down your PIN code. Try to remember it instead. Switch off the phone and remove the

battery if you are going to leave it unused for a long time. Change your PIN code after

purchasing the phone and to activate call restriction options. The design of your phone

complies with all applicable laws and regulations. However your phone may cause

interference with other electronic devices. Consequently you should follow all local

recommendations and regulations when using your cellular phone both at home and when

away. Regulations on the use of cellular phones in vehicles and aircraft are particularly

stringent. Public concern has been focused for some time on the possible health risks for

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users of cellular phones. The current research on radio wave technology, including the GSM

technology, has been reviewed and safety standards have been drawn up to ensure

protection from exposure to radio wave energy. Your cellular telephone complies with all

applicable safety standards and the Radio Equipment and Telecommunications Terminal

Equipment Directive1999/5/EC.

15.2. Always switch off your phone…

Inadequately protected or sensitive electronic equipment may be affected by radio energy.

This interference can lead to accidents. Before boarding an aircraft and/or when packing

the phone in your luggage: the use of mobile phones in an aircraft may be dangerous for

the operation of the aircraft, disrupt the mobile phones network and may be illegal. In

hospitals, clinics, other health care centers and anywhere else where you may be in the

close vicinity of medical equipment. In areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere (e.g.

petrol stations and also areas where the air contains dust particles, such as metal

powders).In a vehicle transporting flammable products (even if the vehicle is parked) or a

vehicle powered by liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), check first that the vehicle complies with

the applicable safety rules. In areas where you are requested to turn off radio transmitting

devices, such as quarries or other areas where blasting operations are in progress. Check

with the vehicle manufacturer that electronic equipment used in your vehicle will not be

affected by radio energy.

15.3. Pacemakers

If you have a pacemaker:

•Always keep the phone more than 15cm from your pacemaker when the phone is switched

on, in order to avoid potential interference.

•Do not carry the phone in a breast pocket.

•Use the ear opposite to the pacemaker to minimize the potential interference

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.•Switch off your phone if you suspect that interference is taking place.

15.4. Hearing aids

If you are a user of a hearing aid, consult your physician and hearing aid manufacturer to

learn whether your particular device is susceptible to cellular phone interference.

15.5. Improved performance

In order to improve the performance of your phone, reduce radio energy emission, reduce

battery consumption and ensure safe operation adhere to the following guidelines:

For the optimal and satisfactory operation of the phone you are recommended to use the

phone in the normal operating position (when not using in hands-free mode or with a

hands-free accessory).

•Do not expose your phone to extreme temperatures.

•Treat the phone with care. Any misuse will void the International Guarantee.

•Do not immerse the phone in any liquid; if your phone is damp, switch it off, remove the

battery and let them dry for 24hrs before using them again.

•To clean the phone, wipe it with a soft cloth.

•Placing and receiving calls consumes the same amount of battery energy. However, the

mobile consumes less energy in idle screen when kept in the same place. When in idle

screen and while you are moving, your phone consumes energy to transmit updated

location in f o rma t ion t o th e net w ork. Setting t h e ba c k lig h t for a shorter period of time as well

as avoiding unnecessary navigating in the menus will also help to save the battery’ s energy

for longer phoning and stand-by performances.

15.6. Battery information

Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery.

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•Use specified charger only.

•Do not incinerate.

•Do not deform or open the battery.

•Do not allow metal objects (such as keys in your pocket) to short circuit the battery

contacts.

•A void exposure to excessive hea t (>60°C or140°F) , moisture or caustic environments. You

should only use UTstarcom Authentic Accessories, as the use of any other accessories may

damage your phone and will make all guarantees for your UTstarcom phone null and void.

Make sure damaged parts are replaced immediately by a qualified technician and that they

are replaced with genuine UTstarcom replacement parts.

15.7. Your mobile phone and your car

Studies have shown that speaking on the telephone while driving lowers your concentration,

which can be dangerous. Adhere to the following guidelines:

•Give your full attention to driving. Pull off the road and park before using the phone.

•Respect the local regulations in countries where you drive and use your GSM phone.

•If you want to use your phone in a vehicle, install the hands-free car kit which is designed

for that purpose.

•Ensure that your phone and car kit do not block any air bags or other security devices fitted

in your car.

The use of an alarm system to operate a vehicle's light or horn to indicate incoming phone

calls is prohibited on public roads in some countries. Check local regulations.

15.8. EN 60950 Norm

In hot weather or after prolonged exposure to the sun (e.g., behind a window or a

windscreen), the temperature of your phone's casing might increase, especially when

featuring a metallic finish. Be very careful in this case when picking up your phone and also

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avoid using it with an ambient temperature over40° C.

15.9. Environmental care

Remember to observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of the packaging

materials, exhausted batteries and old phone and please promote their recycling.

UTstarcom has marked the battery and packaging with standard symbols designed to

promote the recycling and appropriate disposal of your eventual waste.

16 - TROUBLESHOOTING

16.1. The phone does not switch on

Remove/reinstall the battery. Then charge the phone until the battery icon stops scrolling.

Unplug from charger and try to switch the mobile on.

16.2. The display shows BLOCKED when you switch on

Somebody tried to use your phone but didn’t know the PIN code nor the unblocking code

(PUK).Contact your service provider.

16.3. The display shows IMSI failure

This problem is related to your subscription. Contact your operator.

16.4. Your phone doesn’t return to the idle screen

Long press the hang up key or switch off the phone, check that the SIM card and the

battery are installed correctly and switch it on again.

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16.5. The network symbol is not displayed

The network connection is lost. Either you are in a radio shadow (in a tunnel or between tall

buildings) or you are outside the network coverage area. Try from another place, try to

reconnect to the network(especially when abroad), check that the antenna is in place if your

mobile has an external antenna, or contact your network operator for

assistance/information.

16.6. The display doesn’t respond to key presses

The display responds more slowly at very low temperatures. This is normal and does not

affect the operation of the phone. Take the phone to a warmer place and try again. In other

cases please contact your phone supplier.

16.7. Your battery seems to over heat

You might be using a charger that was not intended for your phone. Make sure you always

use the UTstarcom authentic accessory shipped with your phone.

16.8. Your phone doesn’t display the phone numbers of incoming

calls

This feature is network and subscription dependent. If the network doesn’t send the caller’s

numb er , t he ph o ne will d ispl a y Call 1 or W i thhel d i nste a d. Con tact your operator for detailed

information on this subject.

16.9. You can’t send text messages

Some networks don’t allow message exchanges with other networks. First check that you

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entered the number of your SMS centre, or contact your operator for d et ailed in fo rmat i on on

this subject.

16.10. You can’t receive and / or store JPEG pictures

A pic tu re ma y no t be a c cept ed by your m ob ile p ho ne if it i s too lar ge , i f its na me is to o long ,

or if it doesn’t have the correct file format.

16.11. You have the feeling that you miss some calls

Check your call divert options.

16.12. The display shows SIM failure

Check that the SIM card has been inserted in the right position. If t h e pro b lem re m ains , you r

SIM card maybe damaged. Contact your operator.

16.13. The display shows INSERT YOUR SIM CARD

Check that the SIM card has been inserted in the right position. If t h e pro b lem re m ains , you r

SIM card might be damaged. Contact your operator.

16.14. The autonomy of your phone seems lower that indicated in

the user guide

The autonomy is linked to your settings (e.g. ringer volume, backlight duration) and the

features you use. To increase the autonomy, and whenever possible, you must deactivate

features you do not use.

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16.15. Your phone doesn’t work well in your car

A car contains many metallic parts that absorb electromagnetic waves which can affect the

phone’s performances. A car kit is available to provide you with an external antenna and

enables you to make and receive phone calls without handling the handset. Check with

local authorities if you are allowed to use the phone whilst driving.

16.16. Your phone is not charging

If your battery is completely flat, it might take several minutes of pre-charge (up to 5

minutes in some cases) before the charging icon is displayed on the screen.

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SAR INFORMATION

The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue. Device types

GPRS1228 (FCC ID: T38UT1200) has also been tested against this SAR limit. The highest

SAR value reported under this standard during product certification for use at the ear is

1.340 W/kg and when properly worn on the body is 0.908 W/kg. This device was tested for

typical body-worn operations with the back of the handset kept 1.5cm from the body. To

maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use accessories that maintain a

1.5cm separation distance between the user's body and the back of the handset. The use

of belt clips, holsters and similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its

assembly. The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply

with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided.

Section 15.105 Information to the User

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 interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio 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.

— Conne c t the equipment into a n o u t let on a circuit different f rom that to which the receiver

is connected.

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

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