DDM RITMOYZ400 User Manual

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Content

1 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................

2 FOR YOUR SAFETY................................................................

3 ABOUT YOUR DEVICE................................................................

3.1 FEATURE DESCRIPTION ................................................................

3.2 EFFECTIVE DEVICE OPERATION................................................................

4 GET STARTED................................................................................................

4.1 SIM CARD INSTALLATION ................................................................

4.2 MEMORY CARD INSTALLATION................................................................

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4.3 BATTERY INSTALLATION................................................................

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4.4 BATTERY CHARGING................................................................

4.5 CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE BATTERY ................................

4.6 SWITCH THE DEVICE ON AND OFF................................................................

4.7 ANSWER A CALL................................................................

4.8 END A CALL................................................................................................

4.9 MAKE A CALL ................................................................................................

4.10 CALL WAITING................................................................................................

4.11 WRITE TEXT ................................................................................................

5 FEATURES................................................................................................

5.1 PHONEBOOK ................................................................................................

Quick search................................................................................................

Search contact ................................................................................................

Add new Contact................................................................................................

Copy All................................................................................................

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Delete Call Group................................................................................................

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Extra Numbers................................................................................................

Settings................................................................................................

5.2 MESSAGE................................................................................................

SMS ......................................................….

5.3 MULTIMEDIA................................................................................................

IMAGE VIEWER................................................................................................

VIDEO RECORDER................................................................................................

VIDEO PLAYER......................................................................................

AUDIO PLAYER………………………………………………………….

FM RADIO ................................................................................................

5.4 FILE MANAGER ................................................................................................

5.5 CAMERA................................................................................................

5.6 PROFILES................................................................................................

5.7 SETTINGS................................................................................................

PHONE SETUP................................................................................................

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NETWORK SETUP................................................................................................

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Security Setup................................................................................................

Restore Factory Settings................................................................

5.8 CALL CENTER................................................................................................

5.9TOOLS ................................................................................................

ALARM................................................................................................

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

Calendar................................................................................................

5.10SNS................................................................................................

5.11 FUN&GAMES................................................................................................

6 APPENDIX ................................................................................................

APPENDIX I ACCESSORIES ................................................................

APPENDIX II CARE AND MAINTENANCE ................................................................

APPENDIX III COMMON MALFUNCTIONS & DIAGNOSIS ................................

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1 Introduction

Thank you for your purchasing Wing mobile telephone, a device of
superior design and applying advanced digital communication
technologies.

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Key Name Annotations

All Calls
Facebook

Show all calls
Start or update facebook
Up→Torchlight

Down→Alarm

Navigation

Key

Left→Profiles
Right→Add new contact

Left Key

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Phonebook

Show Menu

Edit message

Answer the phone/Sim1

Receive

Call

Reject or end the call

End Call

Note: Images illustrated in this user guide are for reference only

and may be different from your device. Please make the object

as the standard.
This user guide contains important information for the device usage
and operation. Please read it carefully before using so as to bring
out the best performance of your device and prevent it from
damage or improper use.

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Note: Our Company preserves the right to change or improve the
product by advanced notification. We also preserve the final
interpretation right to the performance of the product.

2 For your safety

Read these simple guidelines. Not following them may be
dangerous or illegal. Read the complete user guide for further
information.
¨ Switch on Safety
Do not switch the device on when wireless phone use is prohibited
or when it may cause interference or danger.
¨ Road Safety

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According to the latest research, it will be harmful to use a mobile
phone when driving. Always keep your hands free to operate the
vehicle while driving. Please do not put your mobile phone on the
panel or near the airbag device of your vehicle.
¨ Interference
All wireless devices may be susceptible to interference, which
could affect performance.
¨ Switch off in Hospitals
Switch the device off near medical equipment or in hospital (except
for the designated use area). Like other common devices, the
mobile phone will interfere in the operation of other electrical
apparatus, electrical equipments or radio-frequency equipment
(such as cardiac pacemaker, hearing aids and etc.).
¨ Switch off in Airport
Follow any restrictions. Wireless devices can cause interference in
aircraft.

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¨ Switch off in Special Locations
Do not use the device at an “explosion site” or a location posted the
notice “No Bidirectional Radio” so as to avoid the interference in
explosion operation.
Do not use the device at a refueling point. Do not use near fuel or
chemicals.
¨ Accessories and Batteries
Please use the batteries and accessories designated by the original
manufacturers so as to avoid the damage to the device. Please
ensure that the device is switched off when remove the battery.
¨ Proper Use
Use only in the normal position as explained in the product
documentation. Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily.
Keep small children from using the device when there is no
adult’s supervision.
Your device is not water-resistant. Keep it dry.

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Emergency call (for example, 112) can be made when the device
switched on and in service.
¨ Data Storage Media
The device offers two data storage medias: the storage space in
the device and the storage space in the storage card. The following
features in this device may share memory: contact, short message,
and tool Box. Files in the document archives and camera are stored
in the memory card. If the space of your device memory is full,
please delete some information or content before continuing other
operations.

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3 About Your Device

3.1Feature Description

In addition to the normal communication Features, the device offers
a wide range of other practical Features such as camera, video
camera, recorder, music player, mobile TV, calendar, clock, alarm
clock, label, calculator, world time, document management, number
grouping, making your use of the device easy all the time. Please
refer to the use guide of each chapter for the detailed introduction
of each Feature.

3.2Effective Device Operation

Please pay attention to the following items in order to achieve the best

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performance of the device under lowest power consumption:

¨ Hold the device when taking via the device. Talk directly to the

microphone with the antenna upward. The device is required to
be held above the shoulders.

¨ Please do not hold the antenna when using the mobile device.

In such manner, not only the conversation quality but also the
power consumption will be negatively impacted, therefore, the
duration of conversation and standby will be reduced.

¨ Continuous exposure to high volume may damage your

hearing. You are suggested not to adjust the volume close to
your ear. Pay attention to adjust the music and the volume at
conversation at a moderate level.

¨ Pay attention to the volume when you are listening to music outside.

Please make sure that you can be aware of the surrounding
circumstances and situations. Special attention shall be paid to when
you are crossing a road.

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4 Get Started

Please switch off the device and cut the connection between the
device and the charger or other connecting equipment when
remove the outside shell. Please install the shell when the device is
in storage or use.

4.1 SIM Card Installation

SIM card, also called intelligent card or user ID card, is provided by
GSM system service vendor. GSM digital mobile telephone can
only be used when SIM card is properly installed. Please contact

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your SIM card provider to learn if SIM service and other usages are
provided. SIM card provider may be a service operator, network
operator or other business operator.

Warning: Do not bend or scratch a SIM card, or make it exposure

to static, dust or water.

1. Press the upper part of the back cover and slide it downward to

remove the back cover. Please remove the battery if the battery
is installed.

2. Ensure the SIM card cut is in the same direction with the SIM

card slot and make sure that the gold-colored contact surface is
facing down into the holder.

4.2 Memory Card Installation

Use the memory card to store multimedia files (such as images,

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music, video files and etc.)

1. Press the upper part of the back cover and slide it downward to
remove the back cover. Please remove the battery if the battery is
installed.

2. Ensure the memory card cut is in the same direction with the
memory card slot and make sure that the gold-colored contact
surface is facing down into the holder.

J Note:
¨ Please switch off the device before inserting or removing a SIM

card.

¨ The SIM card and its contacts can be easily damaged by

scratches or bending, so be careful when handling, inserting,
or removing the card. Do not insert and remove the SIM card
frequently.

¨ Keep the SIM card out of reach by small children.

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4.3 Battery Installation

Only the original batteries and accessories are suitable to your
device. Keep your device in dry condition when you will not use it
for a long time. Do not keep your device exposure to sunlight. The
battery type of your device is: Nokia BL-5B.

1. Press the upper part of the back cover and slide it downward to

remove the back cover.

2. Observe the battery contacts and match the contacts to the

corresponding parts in the battery cabin. Put the other side into
the cabin and push the battery till it is completely fitted.

3. Slide the back cover into its place firmly.

4.4 Battery Charging

The new battery is not fully charged. You need to install and charge
the battery before using the device. In general conditions, the new

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battery will work under best condition after several times of charge
and discharge.
¨ Connect the plug of the charger to the charger connector of the

device.

¨ Connect the other plug of the charger to the proper power

supply socket.

¨ When the display shows “charge complete”, pull out the

plug of the charger from the charger connector of the device
and pull out the other plug of the charger from the power
supply socket.

4.5 Care and Maintenance of the Battery

This device is powered by a lithium battery. Please choose the
batteries and chargers designated by manufacturer.
¨ In order extend the lifetime of the battery, please charge the

battery for at least 8 hours at the firt time when the batter is low

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