DDM ZENIOR User Manual

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USER MANUAL

ZENIOR YZ888

Contents

1. BASIC KNOWLEDGE ····························································· 3

1.1 Introduction ···································································· 3

1.2 Safety alert and Cautions ················································· 3

2. YOUR PHONE ····································································· 4

2.1. Basic Illustration····························································· 5

2.1.1 Outward Appearance ··············································· 5

2.1.2 Button Descriptions ················································· 5

3. QUICK USE GUIDE ································································ 7

3.1 Make a call ···································································· 7

3.2 End a call ······································································ 7

3.3 Answer a call ·································································· 7

3.4 Dial an extension number ················································· 7

3.5 Fixed numbers ······························································· 7

3.6. Call volume ··································································· 8

4. MENU OPERATIONS ······························································ 8

4.1. Tasks ······································································· 8

4.2 Radio ······································································· 8

4.3 Music ······································································· 8

4.4 Phone Book ··································································· 9

4.5. Messages ····································································· 9

4.6 Call center ··································································· 12

4.6.1 Call history ·························································· 12

4.6.2 Call settings ························································· 14

4.7 Multimedia ··································································· 15

4.8 Organizer ···································································· 17

4.9 Settings 19

5 INPUT METHOD ··································································· 21

6. ACCESSORIES ··································································· 22

7. MAINTENANCE AND CARE ··················································· 23

8. SAFETY ············································································· 24

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1. BASIC KNOWLEDGE

1.1 Introduction

Thank you for choosing our GSM digital mobile phone. By reading
this manual, you will have complete knowledge of your mobile phone
and take advantage of its many features. We reserve the right to
amend the content of this handbook without any previous notification.

1.2 Safety alert and Cautions

Please read the following safety precautions to use the phone
correctly and avoid damage to the phone or personal injury.

■Switch on the phone in safe places.
Switch off your phone when you are in potentially explosive areas
such as “blasting areas” or where “Turn off two-way radio” Is posted.
Obey all signs and instructions.

■Attention to traffic safety
Accord to new research, using your phone while driving can cause
danger even if handset-free accessories, such as hands free or
earphones are used so please avoid using your phone in such
situations. When switching on the phone, its electromagnetic waves
can affect negatively the vehicles’ electronic system, such as ABS
Explosion protection, Lock Brake System or Safety Airbag. To assure
your safety at all times, please do not put the phone on the dashboard
or in the airbag area. Please check with your car’s manufacturer.

■Interference
All phones may be affected by the external environment. Your phone
may cause interference when placed near other electronic equipment
such as TV, radio or personal computers.

■Switch off in airplanes
Please switch off your phone at mobile phone prohibited places, such
as airplanes or at hospitals, As it may cause interference in the
navigation and medical equipments. ■Switch off when refueling
Switch off the phone at a refueling point or any fueling or chemicals

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places.

■Use Carefully
Don't touch the antenna unnecessarily. Don’t let Children use the
phone.Pregnant women are recommended to avoid prolonged usage
of the phone.

■Enhancements and Batteries
Use only the approved accessories and batteries provided in you
phone’s box. Do not connect incompatible or unauthorized products to
your mobile phone.

■Emergency Calls
Ensure the phone is switched on and in service when making an
emergency call. Key in the corresponding emergency number of your
country or area, then press the dial key. Once connected, tell your
exact location to the operator in line. Do not hang up Without
previously notifying so.

■Waterproof
Your phone is not waterproof; please don’t expose the phone in bad
weather (humidity, rain, liquid leakage, water mist, etc.).

2. YOUR PHONE

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2.1. Basic Illustration

Please find bellow a brief introduction about the phone’s outward
appearance, commonly used keys and the usage of SIM/T card.

2.1.1 Outward Appearance

Single screen; a charger/USB transmission port; an earphone port

2.1.2 Button Descriptions

● Dial button
Used to start a call (when the number has been entered or in the
phone book), and also for receiving calls. In standby mode, press this
button to enter the SIM card 1 (2) phone records.

●On / off button
Press to end calls, exit the current menu viewed, return to standby
mode, or press this button 2 to 3 seconds to turn on or turn off the
phone.

●OK button
Press the OK button to confirm your selection on any menu, submenu,
or modification.In standby mode, press this button to enter the main
menu.

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● S0S button
Press this orange button to send SOS information to the emergency
center, and the phone will ring the corresponding alarm. Using this
feature, you should first set up emergency information and number in
Settings menu.

● Left Side buttons (volume buttons)
Press the up/down side button to change the volume.

● Flashlight button
Slide up to open the flashlight, or slide down to turn off the
flashlight.

● 4 and 6 buttons
In some menu settings’ interface, this button can be used as the left
and right button (For example, you can press the 4 or 6 button to open
or close the alarm setting interface).

● Number buttons

■In standby mode, long press on "#" button to turn on or turn off

silent mode.

■In the standby screen, open the keypad lock, press the left soft
button "+ " to unlock.

■In the standby interface, long press continuously press the “*”
button to enter "P ","+" or" W "characters; “P, W “for facilitate extension
calling; “+" for international calls.

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3. Quick Use Guide

3.1 Make a call

Enter the phone number using the keypad and then press the Dial key.
if you’re dialed wrong, press the Clear key.

3.2 End a call

Press the End call key to end the call in progress.

3.3 Answer a call

An incoming call animation and sound will be displayed as the phone
receives a call. The number and name will appear on the incoming
call animation if you have this number saved in your contact list. Press
the Dial key to answer it.

3.4 Dial an extension number

When dialing a phone number that has an extension , input “P” by
long pressing the “*” key to indicate the prefix of extension numbers.
It will take a few seconds to process the call.
Some extension numbers can’t be dialed directly, you need to dial
the switchboard then dial the extension number.

3.5 family numbers

To quickly dial family numbers saved ( you need to enter the
Phonebook Settings menu then fixed dial numbers, open and set the
family numbers you wish to include in the fixed dial list), and then in
the standby interface you can long press any number button of "2 ~ 9"
for two seconds or more, And it will automatically dialed the saved
number in the corresponding key.
Note: a long press on the "1" button at standby mode dials voice
mail services center, this number needs to be pre-set by entering your
network provider’s voice mail center number.

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3.6. Call volume

During a call, press and slide the up/down buttons located on the left
side to adjust the volume of the earpiece or headset

4. Menu operations

4.1. Tasks

To setup a new memo you can follow the operations below:
View/Add/Edit/Search/Delete/Delete overdue/Delete all/Jump to
date/View uncompleted/Send vCalendar/Save as file.
If you have set an alarm for the memo, when the time is up, the
handset will ring a sound and display the memo information.

4.2 Radio

In the FM radio screen, you can:
Touch the up and down buttons to switch broadcast channels;
Press the side buttons to adjust the volume;
Press the OK button to stop or play;
Press the right soft button to search new channels and your phone
can reserve the new channel after research;
Press the left soft button to consult channels and can chose which
channel to broadcast;
Press the end button to close FM radio.
Note: The quality of the FM radio is influenced by the range of the
broadcasting station.

4.3 Music

You can save the new music into File Management/Memory/my
music catalogue, to enter the audio player interface. Press the OK
button to play/stop the music; press the up and down buttons to switch
to the previous/next song; press the side buttons to adjust the volume,

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4.4 Phone Book

☆This function will help you view your phonebook, to save, edit,
delete the name and number in your phone/SIM card. In order to
better manage your phone, a group function is conveniently added
to group contacts under one group name.

●Add to contacts
Put new number in right place, you can view numbers, send SMS,
send MMS, call, IP call, edit, delete, copy, move,and add to blacklist.

●Phonebook settings:

1.Preferred storage: select prefer storage SIM 1/SIM 2/Phone/All

2. My number: You can view, edit or send your current phone
number

3. Extra numbers: set number to SIM card 1(2) .The phone numbers
can be entered two numbers and names, can also be re-edited or
deleted, respectively, for line SIM 1 and line SIM 2. After editing, press
the OK button to save your Modifications.

4. Memory status: shows the total number and stored number of SIM
and phone

5. Copy contacts: copies the contacts from phone to SIM card or from
SIM card to phone.

6. Move contacts: moves the contacts from phone to SIM card or
from SIM card to phone

7. Delete all contacts: delete all contacts from SIM card or phone

4.5. Messages

☆ Messaging is a service provided by your network provider; You
may need to apply to your network operator before sending and
receiving messages.

● Text Messages (SMS)
You create SMS messages in this menu. You can:
Please notice that some cities or regions do not support text
messages.
Press the “# ”button to switch the input method, press the“ *” button to

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