CROSSCALL CORE X3 DS User Manual [fr]

CORE-X3

CONTENT

ADVANTAGES OF THE CORE-X3

Watertight ................................................................................................................................................

Resistant ...................................................................................................................................................

Battery life ................................................................................................................................................

Accessories ..............................................................................................................................................

MIL-STD-810G-certified .......................................................................................................................

ABOUT YOUR PHONE

Technical Features .................................................................................................................................

THE + POINTS OF THE CORE-X3

X-LINKTM: the smart magnetic attachment system .................................................................

Attachment system - X-BLOCKER ................................................................................................

The X3 Sensors app ............................................................................................................................

Programmable key ...............................................................................................................................

SOS function ...........................................................................................................................................

Advice for using your CORE-X3 under water ...........................................................................

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Touch-lock fonction ...................................................................................................................

Post-immersion advice ...........................................................................................................

Tips for getting the most out of your CORE-X3

Split-screen mode: Opening 2 windows at the same time ........................................

Removing open apps in one click .........................................................................................

Configuring multiple languages ............................................................................................

Adding a user .............................................................................................................................

GETTING STARTED

Installing the SIM card ........................................................................................................................

Switching the phone on/o ............................................................................................................

Battery status ..........................................................................................................................................

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

Energy-saving mode ...............................................................................................................

Battery-saver mode ................................................................................................................

Tips and precautions for charging your battery .........................................................

GETTING TO GRIPS WITH YOUR PHONE

How to use the touch screen ............................................................................................................

Notification panel ..................................................................................................................................

Locking and unlocking the screen ..................................................................................................

Customising the screen .......................................................................................................................

Changing the date and time ..........................................................................................................

Device and data management .........................................................................................................

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USING YOUR PHONE

Home screen ............................................................................................................................................

Status bar ..................................................................................................................................................

Widgets .....................................................................................................................................................

Application icons ..................................................................................................................................

Phone .........................................................................................................................................................

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Contacts ...................................................................................................................................................

Messages ..................................................................................................................................................

Camera ......................................................................................................................................................

Gallery .......................................................................................................................................................

Calculator .................................................................................................................................................

Audio .........................................................................................................................................................

Browser .....................................................................................................................................................

E-mail .......................................................................................................................................................

System updates ....................................................................................................................................

SAFETY MEASURES

General security information ...........................................................................................................

Waterproofing information ...............................................................................................................

Medical devices .....................................................................................................................................

Road safety .............................................................................................................................................

Power supply and charge ..................................................................................................................

Hearing protection ...............................................................................................................................

Environmental protection .................................................................................................................

Cleaning and maintenance ...............................................................................................................

Emergency calls ....................................................................................................................................

Recommendations to reduce the user's exposure to radiation .........................................

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Compliance .............................................................................................................................................

Frequency bands and power ...........................................................................................................

Accessory and software information ............................................................................................

Specific absorption rate (SAR) ......................................................................................................

Copyright ................................................................................................................................................

ANNEXES

Important information ........................................................................................................................

Terms and conditions of warranty ................................................................................................

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Thank you for your choosing Crosscall and for buying this smartphone.

The user guide will help you get to grips with your new device.

ADVANTAGES OF THE CORE-X3

WATERTIGHT

Rated IP68, the CORE-X3 accompanies you during all your activities, whether at sea
(it can withstand immersion over 30 minutes at a depth of 1.5 metres), or in the mountains
in heavy rain (it always stays fully functional thanks to its screen equipped with Wet
Touch technology).

RESISTANT

The CORE-X3 is the first Crosscall smartphone to have Full TPU protection all around its
casing, giving it enhanced shock absorption. Polycarbonate edging on the sides of the
screen and the camera provide optimal protection, and its Gorilla® Glass 3 screen means
the screen on the CORE-X3 can withstand being dropped (Drop Test 2 metres on 6 sides)
and is scratch-resistant (Scratch Test in extreme conditions of use).

LONG-LASTING BATTERY

Its 3500 mAh battery means the phone has a battery life of several days, so you can
always rely on your mobile. Even during intensive use (GPS, photos, etc.), you can enjoy
your outdoor activities for longer without worrying about the battery running out.
Thanks to its X-LINK magnetic connector, it can be charged wirelessly, without the need
for any cables.

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ACCESSORIES

The X-BLOCKER slots are built into the phone's design so it can connect with the
X-LINK accessory ecosystem (a magnetic connector used to attach the CORE-X3 to
various accessories, some of which even let you charge your device or transfer data).
The X-BLOCKER itself is a unique part which provides a solid attachment for your
smartphone to prevent it from falling, even during the most hazardous activities (quad
biking, mountain biking, skiing, etc.). All these accessories open up several new ways to
use your smartphone!

MIL-STD-810G-CERTIFIED*

The MIL-STD-810G military standard was created by the US army to reproduce the
conditions of electronic devices used in the field under extreme conditions. The CORE-X3
has been laboratory tested to withstand hostile and demanding outdoor environments.
It has passed the 12 following tests: resistance to low pressure (altitudes over 4000m),
extreme high and low temperatures (from -40°C/-40°F up to 60°C/140°F), temperature
shock, icing and freezing rain, solar radiation (UV), rain, salt fog, fluid contamination
(2-propanol), vibration, shock and high acceleration. The CORE-X3 is suitable for even
the most demanding situations: parachuting, paragliding, aviation, extreme kayaking,
cycling, quad biking, motorbike riding, 4x4, and jet skiing, as well as high temperatures,
extreme cold and heavy rain, etc. It is also suitable for use in labs, as well as in the building
trade.

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ABOUT YOUR PHONE

Technical Features

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1. Receptor

2. Light sensor

3. SIM card tray

4. On/O button

5. Front-facing camera

6. Volume button + / -

7. X-BLOCKER slot

8.Crosscall programmable key

Strap

9. Microphone

10. Earphone socket

11. Flash

12. Main camera

13. X-LINK

14. Loud speaker

15. USB Type-C port

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THE + POINTS OF THE CORE-X3

X-LINK

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THE SMART MAGNETIC ATTACHMENT SYSTEM

This magnetic connector on the back of your smartphone can be used to attach and
connect your smartphone to exclusive X-LINKTM accessories.
This connector can be used for quick charging (2.1A) and/or data transfer using the OTG
feature (once attached to the compatible accessories)

EASY TO USE

ECOSYSTEM

QUICK CHARGE

MAGNETIC

Reverse polarity

Simple attachment

ATTACHMENT SYSTEM - X-BLOCKER

In situations that require maximum hold, this exclusive accessory supplied with your
CORE-X3 guarantees secure attachment for your smartphone to compatible accessories.
It is easily attached to the slots on the side of your mobile. The silicone coating reduces
vibrations caused by shocks.

Discover the full range of accessories compatible with the X-LINKTM and X-BLOCKER at

www.crosscall.com

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THE X3 SENSORS APP

WHEN OPENING the app for the first time, click on "Accept" to accept the terms
and conditions of use.

This app gives you information about the sensors integrated into your mobile.

The magnetometer: This is the compass feature. It records the phone's orientation
relative to the magnetic north. Calibrate your compass by following the instructions on
the screen.

The accelerometer: lets you measure and see the phone's acceleration based on 3 axes.
Using mathematical integration, it measures the speed at which the device is moving as
well as tracking its position.

GPS: provides the position of the device and the accuracy of the GPS signal. You can find
out the number of satellites in range as well as your exact position.

Proximity sensor: turns o the screen during phone calls when the phone is placed

near the ear.

Light sensor: measures the light reaching the phone screen.

Bluetooth (4.1) and networks (2G, 3G, and 4G): show the presence and strength of

communication networks.

Battery status: provides an instant, visual indication of the battery's rate of charge/
discharge.

PROGRAMMABLE KEY

In Settings > Keys > Programmable Key > Turn On > choose the function you want to
give this key.
By default, this key is programmed to "photo". By clicking on "custom" you can choose
the desired function.

SOS FUNCTION

Changing settings:

To use this app, set up your device's programmable key by choosing the SOS function
(Settings > Keys > Programmable Key > SOS).
To choose who to alert in case of danger, open the SOS app (or programme the SOS
function directly via the programmable key) and enter the information requested.
Enter a message that will automatically be sent if you are in danger. Example: "I'm in
danger, please contact the emergency services. Here is my GPS location".

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In case of danger:

Press the programmable key, and a call will automatically be made to the person(s)
selected in advance. They will be sent an SMS containing your GPS location.

ADVICE FOR USING YOUR CORE-X3 UNDER WATER

Touch-lock function

To take photos, you should activate the touch-lock fonction which locks your touch
screen (in photo mode, icon at the top of your screen). You can then press a volume
button to take photos (or use the programmable button)

Post-immersion advice

After immersion in seawater; you should rinse your mobile in freshwater.
It may be that the slits of the loud speaker and microphone are blocked with water. Wait
a few minutes before making a call to get back to optimal functionality.

TIPS FOR GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR CORE-X3

Split-screen mode: opening 2 windows at the same time
You have the option to divide your screen into two. Example: YouTube + Whatsapp.
When your app is open, press and hold the square. Then select the 2nd screen you want
to display.
*Not all apps are compatible with split-screen mode

Removing open apps in one click: Click on the square (task manager), then swipe
through all screens until you get to the oldest. There you will see the "remove all" option

Configuring multiple languages

For chatting and messaging in more than one language, you can congure several
languages so that your keypad adapts and corrects the language you are currently
using.
Settings > System > Languages and Input > Languages > +Add Language
When writing a message, simply press the space bar and select your language preference.

Adding a user

In the notications bar, by clicking on the icon, you can open a "guest" account.
Your interface can then be personalised, and you can select the relevant apps for that
account (kids’ games, work account, etc.)

GETTING STARTED

INSTALLING THE SIM CARD

1.Make sure that your device is turned o
If not, turn the power o by pressing the On/O button

2. Open the SIM tray using the SIM eject tool provided
a.Take the tool provided
b.Insert it into the hole, as shown below, to eject the SIM tray from its housing.

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3. Pull out the tray completely with the metal side facing upwards

4. Insert the SIM cards
a. Insert the SIM card, face down, in the smallest

compartment

b. If you wish, insert a second SIM card (or an SD card up to 128GB), face down, in

the biggest compartment.

5. Insert the tray back in the phone
a.Check that the cards are properly aligned.
b.Check that the tray is properly aligned with the slot in the phone when you insert it.
c.Insert the tray and push it in, as indicated below.

Please note: To ensure that your smartphone is watertight, make sure that the tray is

completely inserted and locked.

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SWITCHING THE PHONE ON AND OFF

1. Press this button to turn on or lock the screen.

2. Press and hold this button to turn the device on and o.

3. Simultaneously press this button and the Volume "-" button to take a screenshot.

Switching on the phone

Press and hold the on/o button and wait a few seconds until the display turns on.
When you switch on your phone for the first time or after performing a data reset, follow
the on-screen instructions to set up your device.

Switching o the phone

Hold down the on/o button until the pop-up menu appears, then select to turn it o.

BATTERY STATUS

Talk time: 27h
Standby time: 30 days
GPS time*: 8h
*GPS + DATA + GOOGLE maps enabled + 100% Screen
brightness

N.B. Battery consumption can be influenced by the quality of the network, the brightness

of the screen, the connections enabled (WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC), location services, etc.

Charging the battery

Be sure to fully charge your device before first use using the AC charger supplied.

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Never charge your phone using the X-LINK magnetic connection and the USB
connection at the same time, or it may shorten the life of your phone's devices.

1. Open the watertight plug and connect the USB cable to the USB power adapter, then

plug the end of the USB cable into the USB port.

2. Plug the USB power adapter into an electrical outlet.

3. When the battery is fully charged, unplug the phone from the charger. First unplug the

charger from the device, then unplug it from the electrical outlet.

Energy-saving mode

This feature limits your phone's performance to basic functions (calls, SMS/MMS, internet
and SOS + 4 programmable functions). The screen changes to black and white to reduce

power consumption.

Accessible and configurable via:

Settings > battery > (top right of the screen) > Energy-saving mode
Or: via the shortcut in the notification bar (by swiping from the top to the bottom of the
screen), on the second page, icon > energy-saving mode.
To disable the energy-saving mode, click on > Disable energy saving mode.

BATTERY SAVER MODE:

This mode is less restrictive than the "energy-saving" mode. It dims the screen of your
phone and limits CPU performance to conserve battery power.

Accessible via the notification bar (by swiping from the top to the bottom of the screen),

energy-saving mode icon.
To disable this mode, press the same icon again. If you hold down this icon for a few
seconds, you will see information about your battery status.

Tips and precautions for charging your battery

The battery is built into the phone and is not removable. Do not remove the battery
yourself.

• Use only approved chargers, batteries and cables. Using unapproved chargers or
cables may cause the battery to explode or damage the phone.

• Avoid using your phone while charging. Do not cover your phone or the power adapter.

• Incorrect charger connection could seriously damage your phone. Any damage caused
by misuse is not covered by the warranty.

• If the AC power is lower, your phone may take longer to charge.

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• If you use unconventional chargers such as computers, the charging time may be longer.

• Please charge the battery before using the phone for the first time and unplug the
charger immediately after the first charge is complete.

• Remove the charger from the electrical outlet when the phone is not charging.

• The phone may not switch on straight away if you are charging a drained battery. Once
the phone has been charging for a while, the phone will start normally.

• The charging time may vary depending on the ambient temperature and the remaining
battery level.

• The phone can be safely charged at a temperature between 0°C and 40°C. Charging
at temperatures below 0°C or above 40°C may adversely aect battery performance
and reduce battery life. Long-term charging at extreme temperatures will damage the
battery.

• During charging, the phone and charger may become hot.

This is completely normal and should not aect the life or performance of the phone.
If the battery seems hotter than usual, stop charging it. Put your phone in a cool place
and leave it to cool. Avoid prolonged contact with the surface of your phone when it is
hot.

The device's features may vary depending on your location, language, operator
and model. This device is OTG compatible. Please use a standard OTG cable.

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GETTING TO GRIPS WITH YOUR PHONE

Home:

Press this key to
display the home screen

Recent

Press to open
the list of recently used apps

Back

Press to return
to the previous screen

How to use the touch screen

All it takes is a few simple movements to master your phone and its apps.

TAP

To open an app, choose a menu item,
press a key on the touch screen,
or to enter a character using the keypad

on the screen, tap the item with your finger.

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LONG PRESS

Place your finger on an item or on the screen and hold it for 2 seconds to access the
available options.

SWIPE

Swipe left or right on the home screen or apps screen to view
other pages.

Swipe up and down to scroll through a web page or list of items.

TWO-FINGER ACTIONS

Start with two fingers close together then spread them apart on a
web page, a map or an image, to zoom in on a part of it.

Bring them together to zoom out.

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DRAG

To move an item, place your nger on it, hold, and drag the
item to the desired location.

NOTIFICATION PANEL

Opening the notification panel

1. Swipe down from the top edge of the screen to open the notification panel.

2. Swipe down again from the top edge of the screen to the bottom to go to the shortcuts

tab.

Configuring notification options

1. Go to Settings > Notifications.

2. Enable or disable notifications as desired.

Closing the notification panel

Swipe up or press the home button to close the notification panel.

LOCKING AND UNLOCKING THE SCREEN

Locking the screen

• Press the on/o button to manually lock the screen.

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• The screen automatically locks and goes into sleep mode after being idle for a period
of time, to reduce power consumption and prevent unintended actions. To change the
screen timeout, go to Settings > Display > Sleep, and select a duration.

Unlocking the screen

Press the on/o button to turn the screen back on and swipe in any direction.

CUSTOMISING THE SCREEN

1. Touch and hold an empty area of the screen to access the home screen editor.

2. Select WALLPAPERS and WIDGETS to customise your screen.

3. To delete a widget, press and hold the widget you want to delete."Delete" will appear

at the top of the screen. Then, drag the widget to "delete".

CHANGING THE DATE AND TIME

Go to Settings > Date and time.

• Enable Automatic time zone to allow the network time zone.

• Select Use 24-hour format to use the 24-hour clock.

DEVICE AND DATA MANAGEMENT

Data transfer

Do not disconnect the USB cable from the device when transferring data. This could

result in loss of data or damage to the device.

1. Using a USB cable, connect your device to a computer.

2. Open the notification panel, then tap Device connected in charging mode > Transfer

files. Press Transfer photos (PTP) if your computer does not support the Media Transfer
Protocol (MTP) format.

3. Transfer the files between your device and your computer. A message will appear

on your computer screen. Follow the instructions on screen to transfer your photos/
videos, etc.

Factory reset

Delete all settings and data on the device.

Before performing a factory reset, be sure to back up any important data stored on
the device. On the Apps screen, tap Settings > Backup and reset > Restore factory
settings > RESET PHONE > CLEAR ALL. The device will restart automatically.

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USING YOUR PHONE

Home screen

The home screen is the starting point for accessing all the phone's features. It displays
widgets, shortcuts to apps, and much more.

The home screen may display dierently depending on the region or operator.

Status bar

This displays status icons and notifications.

Widgets

Widgets are self-contained applications that launch specific app functions to provide
easy access and information on your home screen.

Application icons

Tap on an icon, such as an app or a folder, to open and use it.

TELEPHONE

Making phone calls

1. Press

2. Press

3. Press

Making calls from call logs or a contact list

Press

to make a call.

MAKING AN INTERNATIONAL CALL

1. Press

on the home screen or apps screen.

to open the keypad and enter a phone number.

to make a call.

or

to open the keypad.

, and on a contact or a phone number

2. Press 0 and hold your finger until the + sign appears.

3. Enter the country code, area code and phone number.

Then, press

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Receiving calls

Answering a call

When a call comes in, press

Rejecting a call

When a call comes in, press

and swipe up to answer the call.

to reject the call.

CONTACTS

Adding contacts

Manually creating a contact

1. Tap the contact icon on the home screen or apps screen.

2. Press

3. Press

Adding a contact using the keypad

to enter contact information.

to save.

1. Press

2. Enter the number and tap Create contact.

Adding a contact from a call received

1. Press

2. Press

3. Add the received calls to a contact.

Importing contacts

You can import contacts from storage services to your device.

1. Tap the contact icon on the home screen or apps screen.

2. Press IMPORT CONTACTS.

to open

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to view your received calls.

3. Select an import option.

Searching your contacts

Tap the contact icon on the home screen or apps screen.
Use one of the following search methods:

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• Scroll up or down the contact list.

• Swipe along the index to the right of the contact list to scroll quickly.

• Press at the top of the screen to search for a contact.

MESSAGES

Sending messages

1. Tap the message icon on the home screen or apps screen.

2. Create your message.

3. Add recipients and enter a message.

4. Send the message.

Displaying messages

1. Tap the message icon on the home screen or apps screen.

2. Select a contact in the message list.

3. View your conversation.

Searching messages

1. Tap the message icon on the home screen or apps screen.

2. Press to enter keywords to search in your messages.

CAMERA

You can take photos or record videos.

Taking pictures

1. Press on the home screen or apps screen.

2. Frame your subject on the screen.

3. Take a picture. Your photo will be automatically saved in the Gallery.

LAUNCHING THE CAMERA FROM THE LOCKED SCREEN

To take photos quickly, you can open the camera from the locked screen.
Swipe the icon outside of the big circle on the locked screen.

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GALLERY

Viewing images and videos

1. Touch the gallery icon on the apps screen.

2. Select an image or a video.

Deleting images and videos

• To delete an image or video, select an image or video and press to delete it.

• To delete multiple images and videos, tap on the main gallery screen to go to Select
an item. Then, select the images or videos you want to delete and press to delete
them.

Sharing images and videos

Select an image or video and press at the bottom of the screen. Select a method
for sharing.

CALCULATOR

You can perform simple or complex calculations using the Calculator application.

1. Press on the apps screen.

2. Change the screen orientation to switch from the standard calculator to the scientific

calculator.

AUDIO

Adding songs to your phone

• Copy songs from your computer using the USB cable.

• Download songs from the internet.

• Copy songs via Bluetooth.

Listening to music

1. Tap the music icon.

2. Select a song to play.

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3. When playing a song, press the home button to exit the music player screen without

stopping the song. To return to the music player screen, open the notification panel
and tap the song title.

BROWSER

Connect to the internet to search for information and add web pages to your favourites
for quick access.

1. Press .

2. Enter the address in the search bar and press . Not only can you access web

pages; favourites, switching between multiple windows, and other features are also
supported.

E-MAIL

Configuring e-mail accounts

Set up an e-mail account when opening the e-mail feature for the first time.

1. Press on the apps screen.

2. E nter your e-mail address, then press NEXT. Enter your password and press NEXT.

To manually save a company e-mail account, press MANUAL CONFIGURATION.

3. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the configuration.

SENDING E-MAILS

1. Press to write an e-mail.

2. Add the recipients and enter your text in the e-mail.

3. Press to send the e-mail.

SYSTEM UPDATES

Updates are changes to the software version initially installed in your phone.
The purpose of these updates is to provide fixes for potential bugs.

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SAFETY MEASURES

General safety information

Failure to adhere to the following safety instructions could result in fire, electric shock,
injury, or damage to your phone or other property. Please read all the safety instructions
below before using your phone.

• Always switch o your phone whenever it is forbidden to use it, or when it may cause
interference or danger.

• Avoid exposure to magnetic fields.

• Please switch o your telephone on aeroplanes and in airports when you are asked to.

• Switch o your phone when you are in the vicinity of high-precision electronic equipment.
The phone may aect the performance of this type of equipment.

• Do not put your phone or accessories in containers with a strong magnetic field.

• Do not leave magnetic data storage devices near your phone. The radiation emitted by
the phone may erase the information stored there.

• Keep the phone away from direct sunlight. Do not expose your phone to high
temperatures, and do not use it in the presence of flammable gases (e.g. petrol station).

• Hold your phone at least 15 mm from your body when you make calls.

• Small parts may cause choking.

• Your phone can emit a loud sound.

• Avoid impacts or damage to your phone.

• Some parts of your phone are made of glass. The glass is likely to break if your phone
falls on a hard surface or suers an impact. If the glass breaks, do not touch the glass
parts of the phone and do not attempt to remove the broken glass from the phone.
Do not use your phone until the glass has been replaced by an authorised operator.

• Do not attempt to take apart your phone or its accessories. Phones should only be
serviced or repaired by qualified personnel.

• The power outlet should be located near the phone and must be easy to access.

• Comply with all laws and regulations relating to the use of the telephone. Respect the
privacy and rights of others when using your phone.

• Follow the instructions in this manual for using the USB cable. Otherwise, your phone or
PC may become damaged.

• Clean your phone with a soft, dry cloth. Please do not use water, alcohol, soap or
chemicals.

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• Be sure to back up your important data. A repair or other factors may lead to data loss.

• Do not disconnect the phone when transferring files or formatting the memory. This
could cause program failure or file damage.

• Keep the phone and charger out of the reach of children. Do not let children use the
phone or charger unattended.

• Keep small phone accessories out of reach of children in order to avoid choking.

• Do not let your children or pets chew or lick the device.

• Do not modify or recondition your phone.

• Do not expose your phone to flames, explosions, or other sources of danger.

• Please switch o your phone when you are near explosive materials or liquids.

• The phone must only be connected to a USB 2.0 interface.

• The ideal operating temperature is between 0°C and 40°C. The ideal temperature for
storage is between 20°C and 50°C.

• Stop using your device if any of its parts are cracked, broken, or if it overheats.

• Do not press your device against your eyes, ears or any other part of your body, and do
not put it in your mouth.

• Do not use the flash near the eyes of people or animals.

• Only use the original accessories for this phone and do not install its battery in another
phone.

INFORMATION ON WATER RESISTANCE

• You have just bought an IP68 compliant mobile phone. In order to guarantee optimal
use and water resistance, ensure that all the flaps and plugs on the openings and the
cover are correctly sealed.

• Do not open the back cover of the device if it is in the water or in a very humid environment.

• The rubber seal fixed on the back cover is an important component of the device. Make
sure that the rubber seal is not damaged when you open or close the cover. Make sure
that the seal is free from any debris, such as sand or dust, to avoid damaging the device.

• The cover and the flaps covering the openings may come loose in the event of a fall or
impact.

• Make sure that all the covers are properly aligned and completely closed.

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• If the device has been submerged in water or the microphone or loud speaker is wet, the
sound may not be clear during a call. Make sure that the microphone or loud speaker is
clean and dry by wiping it with a dry cloth.

• If the device gets wet, dry it thoroughly with a soft, clean cloth.

• The water resistance of the device may cause slight vibrations in certain conditions.
These vibrations are entirely normal, for example when the phone’s volume is turned up
high, and they do not aect the performance of the device.

• Do not disassemble the waterproof membrane over the microphone or the speakers
and do not use a device that can damage it.

• Temperature fluctuation can lead to an increase or decrease in pressure, which may
aect the sound quality. If required, open the flaps to release the air

MEDICAL DEVICES

• Please switch o your phone in hospitals and other medical facilities as required.

• Your phone contains radio antennae that emit electromagnetic fields. These
electromagnetic fields can interfere with pacemakers and other medical devices.

• If you wear a pacemaker, a minimum separation of at least 20 cm should be maintained
between your pacemaker and your phone.

• Hold the device on the side opposite the implant.

• If you think your phone is interfering with your pacemaker or other medical device, stop
using it and consult your doctor for specific information about your medical device.

• When performing repetitive activities, such as text messaging or games on your phone,
you may experience occasional discomfort in your hands, arms, wrists, shoulders, neck,
or other parts of your body. If you experience any discomfort, stop using your phone
and consult your doctor.

ROAD SAFETY

• Comply with all the safety measures and standards relating to the use of your device
when driving.

• Obey all local laws. Always keep your hands free to operate the vehicle while driving.
Behind the wheel, your first concern must be road safety.

• Pull over and park before you make or receive a call, if trac conditions require it.

• Radio frequency signals can disrupt certain electronic systems in your vehicle, such as
the car radio and safety equipment.

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• If your vehicle is equipped with an airbag, please do not obstruct its access by placing
portable or fixed wireless equipment in front of it. Otherwise, you risk preventing the
airbag from working and could cause serious bodily injury.

• When listening to music, be sure to keep the volume at a reasonable level so that you
are aware of what is going on around you. This point is especially important when you
are near a road.

• Using your phone in certain circumstances may distract you and cause danger. Stick
to any rules that forbid or restrict the use of a phone or earphones (for example, not
sending text messages while driving, or using headphones while cycling).

POWER AND CHARGING

• Do not throw into fire

• Do not short-circuit

• Do not expose it to temperatures above 60ºC/140°F

• Recycle the battery according to standards in force.

• Charge your phone using the USB cable and power adapter supplied. Using an
incompatible adapter or cable may cause permanent damage to your phone.

• The power adapter must be plugged in near the phone and must be easily accessible.

• Using damaged cables or chargers, or charging in the presence of moisture, may cause
an electric shock.

• The power adapter is intended for indoor use only.

• The power outlet must be easy to access. The plug must not be blocked during use.

• To completely disconnect the phone from AC power, unplug the AC/DC cable from the
wall outlet.

• Power adapters can become hot during normal use, and prolonged contact may cause
injury.

• Always ensure adequate ventilation around the power adapters during use.

• Ventilation should not be obstructed by covering air vents with objects (e.g. newspapers,
tablecloths, curtains, etc.) to prevent overheating and malfunction. Leave at least 10 cm
of space free around the phone.

• The phone should be used in areas with a temperate climate.

• Do not insert or remove a USB port with wet hands as this could lead to a risk of electric
shock.

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• Because the phone is equipped with an internal rechargeable battery, do not expose
the product to excessive heat (sun, fire, etc.).

• Avoid using the connector to perform several actions at once and make sure that the
battery terminals are not touching any conductive elements, such as metal or liquid.

PROTECTING YOUR HEARING

This telephone adheres to current regulations in terms of limiting the maximum

output volume. Listening with earphones at high volume for prolonged periods can
cause hearing loss!

• Stop using the product or lower the volume if you feel that your ears are ringing.

• Do not have the volume on a high setting, medical professionals do not recommend
being exposed to high noise levels for a prolonged period of time.

• Use the earphones wisely, as excessive sound pressure coming from earbuds or an
audio headset can cause hearing loss.

• To prevent damage to your hearing, avoid listening at high volumes for long periods of
time.

• Please use only the headphones supplied with your phone.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

• Please respect local regulations in terms of waste elimination when you are getting rid
of the packaging, the battery or the used phone. Place them in a collection point so they
can be properly recycled. Do not dispose of telephones or used batteries in ordinary
trash cans.

• Please dispose of used lithium batteries that you do not want to keep in a designated
place for this purpose. Do not dispose of them in rubbish bins.

Do not dispose of telephones or used batteries in ordinary trash cans

ordinary.

There is a risk that the battery will explode if you replace it with an unsuitable
model. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

• Switch o the phone before any cleaning or maintenance. The charger must be
unplugged from the outlet. The phone and charger must be disconnected to prevent
electric shock or short circuit of the battery or charger.

• Do not clean the phone or charger with chemical substances (alcohol, benzene), chemical
agents or abrasive cleaners so as not to damage to parts or cause a malfunction. The
device can be cleaned with a soft, slightly damp antistatic cloth.

• Do not scratch or tamper with the phone case, as the substances in the paint may cause
an allergic reaction. If such a reaction occurs, stop using the phone immediately and
consult a doctor.

• Remove dust from the power socket and keep it dry to prevent the risk of fire.

• If the phone or any of its accessories do not work properly, contact your local service
provider.

• Do not disassemble the phone or its accessories yourself.

EMERGENCY CALLS

In the event of an emergency, if the phone is switched on and you are in the network
coverage area, it can be used to make an emergency call. However, emergency numbers
may not be accessible on all networks. You should never rely on your phone to make
emergency calls.

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO REDUCE THE USER'S EXPOSURE TO
RADIATION

• Use your mobile phone in areas covered by the network to reduce the amount of
radiation received (in particular in underground car parks and on train or car journeys).

• Use your telephone in good reception areas (e.g. : maximum number of signal bars).

• Use a hands-free kit.

• During calls, keep the phone away from the tummy of pregnant women and the lower
abdomen of teenagers.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

COMPLIANCE

• CROSSCALL confirms that this device complies with the basic recommendations and
other relevant measures in the 2014/53/EU directive. The latest applicable version of
the Declaration of Conformity can be viewed on the website http://crosscall.com/wp­content/uploads/2017/10/CE-INTERNATIONAL-DECLARATION-OF-CONFORMITY­CORE-X3.pdf

• Restrictions regarding the 2.4GHz band: Norway: this sub-paragraph is not applicable

to the geographical area located within a 20 km radius from the centre of Ny-Ålesund.
Restrictions relating to the 5 GHz band: according to Article 10, paragraph 10 of
Directive 2014/53/EU, the packaging indicates that this radio equipment is subject to
certain restrictions when placed on the market in Belgium (BE), Bulgaria (BG), Czech
Republic (CZ), Denmark (DK), Germany (DE), Estonia (EE), Ireland (IE), Greece (EL),
Spain, (ES), France (FR), Croatia (HR), Italy (IT), Cyprus (CY), Latvia (LV), Lithuania (LT),
Luxembourg (LU), Hungary (HU), Malta (MT), the Netherlands (NL), Austria (AT), Poland
(PL), Portugal (PT), Romania (RO), Slovenia (SL), Slo vakia (SK), Finland (FI), Sweden
(SE), the United Kingdom (UK), Turkey (TR), Norway (NO), Switzerland (CH), Iceland
(IS) and Liechtenstein (LI).

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FREQUENCY BANDS AND POWER

• Frequency band used by radio equipment: certain bands may not be available in
all countries or all regions. Please contact the local operator to get more detailed
information.

• Maximum radio signal frequency emitted in the frequency band where the radio
equipment operates: The maximum power for all the bands is less than the highest
specified limit value under the associated harmonised standard. The nominal frequency
band and power transmission limits (radiated and/or by conduction) applicable to this
radio equipment are the following:

BANDS FREQUENCY MAXIMUM POWER

GSM850 824MHz-894MHz 33±2dBm
GSM900 880MHz-960MHz 33±2dBm
GSM1800 1710MHz-1880MHz 30±2dBm
GSM1900 1850MHz-1990MHz 30±2dBm
WCDMA B1 1920MHz-2170MHz 23±2dBm
WCDMA B2 1850MHz-1990MHz 23±2dBm
WCDMA B8 880MHz-960MHz 23±2dBm
LTE B1 1920MHz-2170MHz 23±2dBm
LTE B2 1850MHz-1990MHz 23±2dBm
LTE B3 1710MHz-1880MHz 23±2dBm
LTE B7 2500MHz-2690MHz 23±2dBm
LTE B8 880MHz-960MHz 23±2dBm
LTE B20 791MHz-862MHz 23±2dBm
LTE B28 703MHz-803MHz 23±2dBm
WiFi 2400MHz-2483.5MHz <20 dBm

5170MHz-5835MHz <20 dBm

Bluetooth 2400MHz-2483.5MHz <10 dBm
NFC 13.56MHz

<42dBμA/m

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