Doro 820 Mini Claria Getting Started

Get started with

Doro Claria

Congratulations on acquiring the Doro Claria! The following four pages will help you to get started with
your phone. The main purpose of this user guide is to explain in details all the functions and options of Doro
Claria. Please do read the rest of the guide as well in order to learn some additional information about the
phone and software.

1. What is in the box?

The box you have received contains the following items:

 The phone itself with its elastomer keypad overlay
 The battery.
 A mains adapter to charge your phone.
 A micro-USB cable to connect the phone to your computer.
 An in-ear headphone.

2. Get ready

2.1. Connectors and physical buttons: Sleep/Wake, Volume, Home, Assistance

Your phone has got different physical buttons depending on the device:

- The Sleep/Wake button, which allows you to switch on and off your phone, located on the side

of the phone;

- The volume button, slightly longer, to increase or decrease the sound on your device;

- Three buttons at the bottom of the phone under the screen. You can find the Home button

between the Menu and Return buttons. On Doro Claria devices, these buttons are real physical
ones.

- On Doro Claria devices, an Assistance button is located at the back of your device, just under

the camera.

Your phone also provides a micro-USB socket to allow charging or to link the phone to a computer; as well
as a jack socket to plug earphones in.

2.2. Insert the SIM card

To access the complete description of the SIM card location on your phone, please refer to the paper

guidelines in the phone’s box. If you do not feel comfortable inserting the SIM card by yourself, sighted

assistance might be required. This operation is indeed difficult for someone being severely sight impaired,
as it is easy to damage the socket.

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Once the SIM card is in, you can start your phone by pressing the Sleep/Wake button.

2.3. Switch the phone on

To switch your phone on, press the Sleep-Wake button of your phone for a few seconds: the complete
switch-on process will take around 30 seconds.

2.4. Charge your phone

To charge your phone, plug the mains supply adapter to charge your phone using mains supply power, or
connect the supplied USB cable to a computer. Be careful with the micro-USB connector, it is asymmetrical
to help you connect it the right way and should not be forced into place.

2.5. Connect a headset

Make sure to insert your jack connector deep enough or you will get no sound.

3. Your phone

3.1. Getting started

3.1.1. Position your phone and locate the Home button.

If your elastomer keypad overlay is already on the phone: the Home button will be easy to find.

The home button is located in the middle at the bottom of the device, below the screen and between the
physical Menu and Return buttons. It is also marked with two physical dots that you can easily feel when
passing your finger on it. The Home button is essential as it allows you to go back to the Home screen at
any moment.

Get this habit from the start: if you want to quit an application, launch a new one or if you get lost while
using the phone, press the Home button to start back from a familiar point!

Note that the physical Menu and Return buttons have the same actions than the tactile Menu and Back
keys that are described in the paragraph below.

3.1.2. Start, switch off, “Sleep-Wake” button

The Sleep-Wake button allows you to switch the phone on and off, and also to activate/deactivate the
sleep mode.

Press the Sleep-Wake button for a few seconds to switch on your phone. The starting process should take
around 30 seconds.

To switch off your phone, press the Sleep-Wake button for approximately 1 second and select “1- Power
off” in the General options menu (through which you can access a series of other options).

To activate the sleep mode, press the Sleep-Wake button. The phone will make a sound then, to let you
know the mode has been activated. If you deactivate the sleep mode, the phone will read the first
component on the screen. If your Home button is a physical one, you can also get out of the Sleep mode by
pressing it.

3.1.3. Volume button

If you press the top of this button the volume goes up whereas pressing the bottom will make it go down.

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