DeWalt MD501 Quick Start Manual

QuicK start maNual_EN
schNEllstartaNlEituNG_DE
MD501
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5_Display layout 12
5.1_Notification panel 12
5.2_Status bar 13
5.3_Quick access panel 14
5.4_Home screen 14
5.4.1_Adding a new screen item 14
5.4.2_Moving a screen item 15
5.4.3_Removing a screen item 15
5.4.4_Creating a folder 15
5.4.5_Renaming a folder 15
5.4.6_Changing the wallpaper 16
iNformatioN
8_Specifications 20 9_Troubleshooting 21 10_Maintenance 23 11_SAR 24
Service Center 27
safEty iNstructioNs
1_Introduction 5 2_Faults and damages 6 3_Further safety advice 6
KEys
4_Keys 8
QuicK start
5_First steps 10
5.1_Battery 10
5.1.1_Charging the battery 10
5.1.2_Wireless charging devices 10
5.1.3_ Battery use 11
5.2_Opening the card compartment 12
5.3_Installation of the SIM cards 12
5.4_Installation of the microSD card 12
first usE
6_First Use 13
6.1_Powering on your phone 13
6.2_Powering off your phone 13
6.3_Locking and unlocking the phone 14
6.4_Using the touchscreen 14
6.5_Connecting the phone with a computer 15
coNtENt
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
rEsErvatioN
Technical Data is subject to change without notice. Changes, errors and misprints may not be used as a basis for any claim for damages.
All rights reserved. Manufactured under license by Global Mobile
Communications Ltd. Global Communications Ltd. cannot be held respon-
sible for any data or other loss and direct or indirect damages caused by any improper use of this phone.
This document contains a quick start guide and the safety instructions necessary for the safe use of the smartphone D
EWalt mD501.
More detailed instructions on the use of the phone can be inquired directly at our Service Centre.
(c) 2016 Global mobilE commuNicatioNs ltD.
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DEWALT ® and the DEWALT ® logo are trademarks of Stanley Black & Decker Inc. or an affiliate thereof and are used under licence.
1_iNtroDuctioN
This document contains information and safety regulations which are to be observed without fail for safe operation of the smartphone D
EW a l t m D 5 01 under the described
conditions. The current EC declaration of conformity, safety instructions
and manual can be found at www.D
EWALTPHONES.com,
or requested from Global Mobile Communications Ltd.
Note
This document contains only the instructions necessary for setting up and safe use of your phone.
To ensure the IP protection of the phone, please make sure that the USB port cover and all the screw covers are in their correct place.
Please consult page 15 to learn how to access the phone from any computer.
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magnetic fi elds, such as are emitted from induction ovens or micro-waves.
Do not attempt to open or repair the phone. Improper
repair or opening can lead to the destruction of the phone, fi re or explosion. Only authorized personnel are allowed
to repair the phone. Only use accessories approved for the product. Power off the phone in hospitals or other places where the
use of mobile phones is prohibited. This phone may affect
propper working of medical equipment, like pacemakers, so
always keep a distance of at least 15 cm between the phone
and these devices. Observe all corresponding laws that are in force in
the respective countries regarding the use of mobile
phones while operating a vehicle. Please power off the phone and disconnect the charging
cable before cleaning the phone. Do not use any chemical cleaning agents to clean the phone or
the charger. Use a damp and anti-static soft cloth for cleaning. Do not discard old and abandoned lithium batteries into
the trash, send them to designated waste disposal locations. The user alone is responsible for any and all damages and
liabilities caused by malware, downloaded when using the
network or other data-exchange functions of the phone.
The Global Mobile Communications Ltd. cannot be held
responsible for any of these claims.
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The Global Mobile Communications will not assume any liability for damages caused by the disregarding of any of the Safety Advice given herein, or by any inappropriate use of the phone.
2_faults aND DamaGEs
If there is any reason to suspect that the safety of the phone has been compromised, it must be withdrawn from use immediately.
Measures must be taken to prevent any accidental restarting of the phone.
The safety of the phone may be compromised if, for example:
malfunctions occur. the phone has been subjected to excessive loads. the phone has been stored improperly.
3_furthEr safEty aDvicE
Do not touch the screen of the phone with sharp objects.
Dust particles and dirt may scratch the screen. Please maintain the screen clean. Remove dust on the screen with
a soft cloth gently and do not scratch the screen. Charge the phone under indoor conditions only. Please do not put the phone in environments with excessive
temperatures, as this could lead to excessive heating of the
battery, resulting in fi re or explosion. Do not charge the phone near any fl ammable or explosive
substances. Do not charge the phone in environments with much dust,
humidity or excessively high or low temperatures
(the permitted charging temperature range is 5 °C – 35 °C). Do not use the phone in areas where regulations or legislation
prohibit the use of a mobile phone. Do not expose the phone, the battery or the charger to strong
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4_KEys
1_ Micro USB & Charging port:
Connect to external USB device or other mobile device.
2_ Earphone Jack:
The built-in speaker will automatically shut down when the earphone jack is plugged in.
3_ Volume up key:
To control the volume
4_ Volume down key:
To control the volume
5_ Power key:
Short press to activate screen lock, long press to power on and off
6/7_ Side key:
Optional keys used by different apps.
8_ SD Card Slot:
Compartment for Micro SD card on the back of the device.
9_ SIM Card Slots:
Compartment for Micro SIM cards on the back of the device.
10_ Wireless charging and NFC areas:
Located mid-centre area on back of the device.
11_ Ba ck Key:
Return to previous screen.
12_ Home Key:
Return to Home screen.
13_ Menu:
Bring up a list with options.
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5_first stEps
5.1_batteRy
The battery in this phone cannot be removed by the user. The battery is not fully charged when the phone is purchased, but it contains enough energy to power on the phone. To obtain best battery performance and battery life, let the battery discharge completely before charging it completely for the fi rst three charging cycles.
Note
Because this phone has built-in battery, if the phone has a fault and cannot be turned off, you can long press the on/off button for 10 seconds to reset. This will restart the phone. Using the reset functionality may result in loss of unsaved data, please use with caution!
5.1.1_chaRgiNg the batteRy
Connect the USB-cable with the phone
as indicated in the picture. Connect the plug with the socket
of the Power supply. After charging, remove the USB-cable
from the charger.
5.1.2 _wiReLeSS chaRgiNg deviceS
The phone has integral wireless charging functionality, supporting wireless chargers conforming to the QI standard. Before using please read manufacturer‘s guidlines and this
manual carefully, observing all safety precautions and safe and proper use. Do not expose the wireless charging functionality to water, or microwave, high pressure, high temperature or inductive heating equipment.
5.1.3_batteRy USe
When the battery reaches a low battery level an alert will request that the phone be charged. If this is not done immediately, un­saved data may be lost. If the phone is left idle for long periods, it will switched itself off.
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The phone‘s battery must be charged within the temperature range of 5° C to 35° C! Please don’t charge your phone outside this temperature range, and please use the included USB-cable. The battery can only be replaced by the service center.
Note
Energy saving tips:
Turn off wireless communication function when
you use Bluetooth
®
, Wi-Fi ® or GPS. Reduce the screen brightness. Turn off the screen when not using the unit. Disable the automatic synchronization of emails,
calendars, contacts and other applications.
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5.2_opeNiNg the caRd compaRtmeNt
Unscrew the two screws at the back by turning them anti­clockwise until the back cover opens.
5.3_iNStaLLatioN of the Sim caRdS
The phone features two Micro SIM card slots. Power off the phone before installation. If you have installed two SIM cards, you can choose your primary card in
Settings
SIM cards.
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Insert Micro SIM cards only.
USE OF OTHER SIZE SIM CARDS WILL VOID WARRANTY.
5.4_ iNStaLLatioN of the micRo-Sd caRd
The Phone accepts up to 64GB Micro-SD memory cards. Power off the phone before installation. Open the Micro-SD card holder, and insert the Micro-SD card into the slot, then close the Micro-SD card holder.
If you want to remove the Micro-SD card, please make sure that the card is not in use by the phone by selecting: Settings
Storage
unmount SD OK.
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Do not try to insert or remove any of the Micro SIM or Micro-SD cards when any external power supply is connected, otherwise the cards or the phone may be damaged.
6_first usE
6.1_poweRiNg oN yoUR phoNe
Press the Power key until the screen lights up. Depending on the security settings of your SIM card, the phone
may ask you for your personal identifi cation number (PIN) before starting up.
The fi rst time you power on your phone, you may be prompted
to assign a language, a date and a time zone and to enter your personal information.
You will also be asked to sign in or set up your Google™
account. You can do this later but please note that some of the functions of the phone like the Google Play™ Store depend on a Google™ account.
6.2_poweRiNg off yoUR phoNe
1. Press and hold the Power key to open the Phone options menu.
2. Tap Power off.
3. Tap OK.
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6.3_LockiNg aNd UNLockiNg the phoNe
Press the Power key to lock the phone. When the screen
is locked, you can still receive messages and calls.
If you leave your phone undisturbed for a while, the screen
will lock automatically.
To unlock the phone, press the Power key again. After
the screen has lit up, drag the lock icon to the unlock icon to unlock the phone.
Depending on your security settings, the phone may ask for a PIN to unlock. Please note that this is NOT the PIN of your SIM card, but a code that can be assigned under System settings
Security
Screen lock.
6.4_USiNg the toUchScReeN
This phone features a capacitive touchscreen. It is not necessary to press the screen for it to work, a simple tap is enough.
The following gestures can be used with this phone:
Tap
To open an application (app), or to enter a character using the on-screen keyboard, tap it with a finger.
Tap and hold
Tap and hold your finger to the screen for more than two seconds to access further options where available.
Drag
Tap an icon and hold your finger to the screen. Then drag it to where you would like to place it.
Double tap
Perform two taps onto a webpage or image to zoom in. Double tap again to zoom out.
Flick
Tap the screen and flick your finger left, right, up or down to scroll through available panels or lists.
Pinch
Tap the screen with two fingers near together. While touching the screen, put your fingers farther apart to zoom into a webpage or picture. Do the reverse to zoom out again.
6.5_coNNectiNg the phoNe with a compUteR
You can access the Micro-SD card of the phone by any compatible computer via the USB cable. The card will be accessed as a mass storage device.
1. Connect your phone to the computer with the USB cable. When connecting the phone to a computer for the first time, the computer will install the necessary drivers automatically.
2. Tap turn on USB storage in the dialogue box that opens on the phone and tap OK to confirm your choice. Your computer will detect the Micro-SD card as a removable disc. You can now transfer files from and to the Micro-SD card.
Note
While USB mass storage function is enabled, some functions of the phone may not be available.
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7.2 _ StatUS baR
The status bar appears at the top of every screen. On the right side, it displays phone status icons, such as the status of the battery, GPS, data or mobile connections and the time. On the left side, it displays notification icons, such as missed calls or received messages. The table below lists various icons that might appear on the status bar of the device.
4G network Strength of network Searching the network No SIM card or network Wi-Fi conected Wi-Fi wireless hotspot Roam network Airplane mode Receive GPS signal Bluetooth open New E-Mail New SMS / M MS Alarm clock USB debugging USB network share Play / paus e FM radio Earphone mode
Silent mode Vibrating Low battery Full battery Charging Missed call Calling Call transfer Call waiting Remove mission list BT earphone connected New voice message Network data connection Setting menu Not enough memory Blacklightling adjustment Download Upload Events
StatUS icoNSNotificatioN icoNS
After you sign in or when you power on the phone, by default the Home Screen opens:
Status Bar
Home Screen
Quick Access Bar
The Home Screen is your starting point to access all the features on your phone. It displays appli­cation icons, shortcuts and other features. You can customize the Home Screen and display the items you need.
7.1_ NotificatioN paNeL
Drag the Status Bar down to reveal the notification panel:
Your phone will notify you here when you receive a new message or when there is an upcoming event. The notification panel also informs you about alarms, settings and other relevant information.
Tap a notification to open a related applica­tion.
To remove notifications from the panel, swipe the notification to the left or to the right side of the panel.
Use the settings icon in the top right corner of the notification panel to access system settings.
To close the notification panel, drag the bottom of the panel to the top of the screen.
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