Coby CB2102 Instruction Manual

CB2102 MOBILE PHONE

Instruction Manual

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Coby CB2102!

Please read this manual before using your
mobile phone, as it will help you understand the
multiple available functions on this phone.

This phone is designed for GSM/GPRS networks,
and has the qualications from related orga­nizations worldwide. Its functions include a
name-card style phone book, alarms, calendar,
games, audio player, camera, video recorder,
sound recorder, and many more.

WARNING

• Turn off your mobile phone before boarding
an aircraft, when in a hospital, or in any other
facility where required to do so. This phone
has an auto-on function, so please check
your alarm settings and make sure the phone
will not switch on automatically.

• Do not hit or put hard pressure on the screen.
Rough handling can break the internal circuit
board and the screen. The liquid from the
screen is dangerous to the eyes. If the liquid
comes in contact with your eyes, please wash
immediately and seek medical attention.

• Do not modify or dismantle the phone or its
battery.

• Do not place the phone close to magnetic
objects, as it may cause damage.

• The default password for your phone is “1234.”

• Keep the phone, its battery, and the charger

dry and away from moisture, humidity, re,

and static electricity.

• Do not short-circuit the battery or charger by
touching the two terminals with a metallic
object, it may permanently damage them.

• Do not leave the phone or battery in hot
places, such as in direct sunlight. This may
damage the phone and battery life.

• Do not leave the phone charging for over
24 hours.

• Charge with the proper voltage. Using
mismatched power will damage the phone
and charger.

• Do not touch the charger, power line, or sock­et with wet hands. Doing so may give you an
electric shock or damage the phone.

• Do not pull on the power line to unplug the
charger. Doing so will damage the charger
and possibly cause an electrical shock or

re. Always disconnect the charger from the

plug itself.

• Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning
solvents, or strong detergents to clean the
phone. Only clean the phone, battery, and
charger with a soft cloth.

• Clean the phone’s charging port regularly.
Excessive dust or dirt may cause the charger
to malfunction.

Product Overview

Button Overview

• Shoulder Buttons: These buttons have different
functions depending on which menu or
application you are currently in. Their function
will be displayed on the screen directly above
the corresponding button.

• Call Button: Press this button to make a call,
answer a call, or show the call history on the
phone.

SIM Cards and Memory Card

This phone supports a Micro SD Card for internal
memory, and up to two SIM Cards at a time. To
install them, remove the back battery panel.
Under the battery, you will see slots for two SIM
Cards and a slot for a Micro SD Card. Insert
the cards according to the diagrams printed
on the inside of the phone. Make sure that the
cards are inserted and stay in place. Each card
should click into place. Do not try and force the
cards into place. If you have trouble inserting
the cards, try turning them over to a different
side and reinserting them into the phone.

Basic Functions

Making A Call

When your cellular network service provider
shows up on the idle screen, you can receive
and make calls through their network. The
received signal strength is shown on the top left
corner of the screen (with 5 bars meaning the
best signal condition).

• Hang Up Button: Press this button to hang up
a call, or to return to the idle screen when in
a different function. Press and hold this button
to torn the phone on or off.

Messages

The phone is capable of sending both SMS and
MMS messages. Press the Message button to
enter the Messages menu. From here, you can
check your Inbox, Outbox, or write a message.
You can also set Templates, which are frequent­ly used terms that can be sent quickly for your
convenience. These templates can be edited
or deleted based on your preferences.

In the Message menu, you can also set up your
voice mail by selecting Voice Mail Server. Select
Edit to add or edit the voice mail box number,
and Connect to Voice to listen to messages.

More settings are available by selecting
Options, where you can choose where to save
messages on your phone and enable Status
Report to see the receiving status of your sent
messages.

(NOTE: This feature is only available with your
service provider’s support.)

The quality of the signal is affected by the
environment. If you’re experiencing poor signal
quality, try moving to a new location.

Your phone can save the 20 most recent re­cords for missed calls, received calls, and dialed
calls in “Call Logs” in the Main Menu.

Contacts

You can save names and phone numbers
by using the Contacts function. From the idle
screen, press the Contacts button to go to the
Contact List. You can also select “Contacts” in
the Main Menu.

Settings

Phone Settings

While in the Phone Settings menu, you can
adjust the Date & Time on your phone. You can
also change both the display language and
written language under Language Settings, and
set a time for the phone to automatically turn

on or off with Auto Power.

Access the Settings menu by opening the Main

Menu and selecting “Settings.” From here, you
can adjust Call, Phone, Display, Security, and
Connection settings.

Call Settings

While in this menu, you can adjust Dual-SIM set­tings (such as Standby Mode for each SIM Card,
or setting the names of each card), and set Call
Divert, Call Waiting, and Call Barring.

You can also set extra functions, such as a Call

Time Reminder and Auto Redial. You can also

set your phone to vibrate when connected on
a call, and to automatically record voice calls.