Haier Telecom 0508D1000 Users Manual

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CONTENTS

Important notes

FCC SAR

1. Parts of the Phone

1.1 Screen lcons

1.2 Install battery and UIM card

1.3 Charge battery

1.4 Switch on/off

1.5 Dial a number

1.6 End a call

1.7 Redial a number

1.8 Make an international calls

1.9 During a phone call

2. Operation of menu

2.1 Names

2.1.1 Using the Keypad to Enter Information

2.1.2 Editing Names

2.1.2.1 list

2 New

2.1.2.

2.1.2.3 Search

2.1.3 Multicopy

2.1.4 Groups

2.1.5 Erase All

2.1.6 Speed Dial

2.1.7 Memory state

2.1.8 My number

2.2 Messages

2.2.1 Write Message

2.2.2 Inbox

2.2.3 Outbox

2.2.4 Draft

2.2.5 Templates

2.2.6 Erase Msgs

2.2.7 Voice Mail

2.2.8 Settings

2.2.9 Multimedia Box

2.3 Call Logs

2.3.1 Missed

2.3.2 Received Call

2.3.3 Dialled Call

2.3.4 Erase Lists

2.3.5 Call Ti me rs

2.4 Tools

2.4.1 Schedule

2.4.2 Alarm Clock

2.4.3 Calculator

2.4.4 Tip C al cu la to r

2.4.5 Stop Wa tc h

2.5 Settings

2.5.1 Ringers

2.5.2 Profiles

2.5.3 Display

2.5.4 Security

2.5.5 Call Setup

2.5.6 Phone Info

2.5.7 Key guard

2.5.8 Network Service

2.6 Amusement

2.6.1 Kong Ming

2.7 TATA Zone

3. Input method

. Maintenances and repairs

. Tro ub le s ho ot in g

Important n otes

Please follow t he f ollowing rule s be fo re you use the phon e. O therwise, it ma y re su lt in dangers or make y ou v iolate laws.

Follow traffi c re gulations

Do not use the mobi le p ho ne without han d- free setti ng s w hi le dr iving . Ple as e s to p y ou r c ar before you want t o us e yo ur phone.

Switch off your p ho ne at filling sta ti on s

Do not use your phone at fil ling stations or the area s with infl ammables and explosive produ cts or chemicals.

Switch off your p ho ne on the plane

Mobile phones w il l ca use interf erence. Using mobile phones on the plane is bot h a danger and a violation of la ws .

Switch off your p ho ne in the hospita l

Switch off yo ur phone when you are c lose to me dical equi pm ents and f ollow all th e e xi sti ng provisions.

Special provi si ons

Fo llow the s pecia l rul es of r elati ve pl ac es. P lea se swit ch off your phone w her e the u se of

mobile phones is forbidden or may ca use interference or dangers (for example,in th e ho sp ital).

Careful Use

Use your phone normally (near your ears ). Do not touch the wire without reason after switching off your ph on e.

Emergency cal ls

You ca n di al emergency ca ll s an ytime, even the P IN /P UK locked, no UIM c ar d or the phone

locked.Inpu t lo ca l emergency num be r and press send key.

The Emergency c al l nu mber are 100/10 1/ 102/12524.

FCC SAR

This chapter addresses the safety guidelines and precautions to follow when operating your phone.

Please make sure to be aware of all the details about the safety to operate your phone in the way that

you are supposed to.

Before operating your phone, please be aware of all the safety details.

SAFETY INFORMATION FOR WIRELESS

HANDHELD PHONES

SAFETY INFORMATION FOR FCC RF EXPOSURE

SAR INFORMATION

FDA CONSUMER UPDATE

PROTECT YOUR WARRANTY

12 MONTHS LIMITED WARRANTY

Read This Information Before Using Your Handheld Portable Cellular Telephone

EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS

Your wireless handheld portable telephone is a low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives and also sends out radio frequency (RF) signals.

In August 1996, the Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety levels for handheld wireless phones. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standards previously set by both U.S. and international standards bodies:

ANSI C95.1 (1992) * NCRP Report 86 (1986) * ICNIRP (1996) *

Those standards were based on comprehensive and periodic evaluations of the relevant scientific literature. For example, over 120 scientists, engineers, and physicians from universities, government health agencies, and industry reviewed the available body of research to develop the ANSI Standard (C951).

The design of your phone complies with the FCC guidelines (and those standards).

ANTENNA CARE

Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna.

Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the phone and may violate FCC

regulations.

1* : American National Standards Institute.

2* : National Council on Radiation protection and measurements.

3* : International Commission on Nonionizing Radiation Protection.

DRIVING SAFETY

Talking on the phone while driving is extremely dangerous and is illegal in some states. Remember,

safety comes first. Check the laws and regulations on the use of phones in the areas where you drive.

Always obey them.

Also, if using your phone while driving, please:

Give full attention to driving. Driving safely is your first responsibility.

Use hands-free operation, if available.

Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call, if driving conditions so require.

If you must use the phone while driving, please use one-touch, speed dialing, and auto answer modes.

An airbag inflates with great force. DO NOT place objects, including both installed or portable wireless

equipment, in the area over the airbag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment

is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result.

WARNING

damage.

: Failure to follow these instructions may lead to serious personal injury and possible property

ELECTRONIC DEVICES

Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF energy. However, certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your wireless phone.

PACEMAKERS

The Health Industry Manufacturers Association recommends that a minimum separation of six (6"

be maintained between a handheld

wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference

) inches

with the pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent with the independent research by and recommendations of Wireless Technology Research. Persons with pacemakers :

ALWAYS keep the phone more than six inches from your pacemaker when the phone is turned on. Do not carry the phone in a breast pocket. Use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the potential for interference. If you have any reason to suspect that interference is taking place, turn your phone OFF immediately.

OTHER MEDICAL DEVICES

If you use any other personal medical device, consult the manufacturer of your device to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy Your physician may be able to assist you in

obtaining this information.

Turn your phone OFF in healthcare facilities when any regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or healthcare facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy.

POSTED FACILITIES

Turn your phone OFF where posted notices so require.

OTHER SAFETY GUIDELINES AIRCRAFT

FCC and Transport Canada Regulations prohibit using your phone while in the air. Turn your phone OFF before boarding an aircraft.

BLASTING AREAS

To avoid interfering with blasting operations, turn your phone OFF when in a "blasting area" or in areas posted: "Turn off two-way radio". Obey all signs and instructions.

POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES

Turn your phone OFF when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.

Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often, but not always,clearly marked. They include

fueling areas such as gas stations ; below deck on boats ; fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities; vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane); areas where the air contains chemicals or articles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders; and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your Vehicle's engine.

PRECAUTIONS

Your Handheld Portable Telephone is a high quality piece of equipment. Before operating, read all instructions and cautionary markings on (1) AC Adaptor (2) Battery and (3) Product Using Battery.

DO NOT use this equipment in an extreme environment where high temperature or high humidity exists.

DO NOT abuse the equipment. Avoid striking, shaking or shocking. When not using, lay down the unit to avoid possible damage due to instability.

DO NOT expose this equipment to rain or spilled beverages.

DO NOT use unauthorized accessories.

DO NOT disassemble the phone or its accessories. If service or repair is required, return unit to an authorized Audiovox cellular service center. If unit is disassembled, the risk of electric shock or fire may result.

DO NOT short-circuit the battery terminals with metal items etc.

WARNING! Read this Information before using

CAUTIONS

In August 1996 the Federal Communications Commossion (FCC) of the United States with its action in Rep ort and Order FCC 96-326 adopted a n updated saf ety stand ard for human exposure to radio

frequency electr om agnetic e nergy e mitted by FCC regulat ed tran sm itters. T hose gu idelines are

consistent with the safety standard previously set by both U.S. and international standards bodies. The design of this phone complies with the FCC guidelines and these international standards. Use only the supplied or an approved antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could impair call quality, damage the phone, or result in violation of FCC regulations. Do not use the phone with a demaged antenna. If a demaged antenna comes into contact with the skin, a minor burn may result. Please contact your local dealer for replacement antenna.

BODY-WORN OPERATION

Thisdevicewastestedfortypicalbody-wornoperationswiththebackofthephonekept

.5cm.from

the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use only belt-clips, holsters or similaraccessoriesthatmaintaina

.5cm.separationdistancebetweentheuser'sbodyandtheback

of the phone, including the antenna. The use of belt-clips, holsters and similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly. TheuseofaccessoriesthatdonotsatisfytheserequirementsmaynotcomplywithFCCRFexposure requirements, and should be avoided.

NOTE : For more information about RF exposure, please visit the FCC website at www.fcc.gov

THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT 'S REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES.

Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RFenergy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6 W

conducted

with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands.

/kg. * Tests for SAR are

Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone

while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closer

you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output.

Before a phone model is available for sale to the public, it must be tested and certified to the FCC that it does not exceed the limit established by the governmentadopted requirement for safe exposure. The

W/Kg;and when worn on the body with the back of the unit to the user is 0.716W/Kg.(Body worn measurements differ among phone models,depending upon available accessories and FCC requirements.While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions,they all meet the govement requirement for safe exposure.

1. Parts of the Phone

The illustrat io n be low shows the mai n co mponents of your ph on e. (in the text boxe s in t he picture below, ty pe i n names of the major co mp onents)

Receiver

Up/down key

LCD screen

Soft key

Send

key

Soft key

GHI

PQRS

DEF

ABC

MNO

JKL

WXYZ

TUV

End

# key

Microphone

(type in descri pt io ns of the phone's c om ponents in the tabl e be low)

Key Descrip ti on

Up/down key Use up/down to na vi ga te in menus

Send key Use th is k ey t o dial, or answer a c al l

End key Use thi s ke y to e nd a call, or turn po we r on /off

Soft key (left) Use this key to sel ec t or confirm someth in g

Soft key (right ) Us e this key to cance l so me thing

Alphanumeri c ke yp ad Use these keys t o in put numbers, or c ha ra cters

1.1 Screen Ic ons

(insert all of th e sc reen icons in the tab le b elow--or instea d of u sing the table, i ns er t a sample

LCD screen with c al l- outs showing ea ch o f the possible scre en i cons)

When the phone is p ow er ed on, the follow in g icons may display :

DescriptionIcon

Indicate the st re ng th of rssi

Indicate the al ar m is s et

Indicate the le ve l of b attery

Indicate call f or wa rd enabled

Indicate the ph on e is i n a call

Indicate new me ss ag e's arrival

Indicate new ur ge nt m essage

Indicate voic e ma il

Indicate phon e is i n ro aming

( )

Indicate all ki nd s of p hone mode

No ring

Ring

1.2 Install battery and UIM card

Install the bat te ry

aim the protrud in g pa rt at the bottom of t he b attery at the bot to m of p hone.

push the top part o f th e battery to the phon e an d press down the lo ck u nt il it is locked.

Take out the b at tery

Switch off th e phone, push up th e lo ck a t the bottom of the b at te ry to uplift the to p of t he battery

and separate wi th t he m ain machine.

Install UIM car d

Purchase a UIM ca rd f rom network opera tor. Your ph on e n um ber a nd re gistr at ion i nform ation

are stored in you r UI M ca rd. Your U IM card can be used i n an y a CDMA phone. Your number and

information w il l no t change.

Make sure to swit ch o ff your pho ne b ef ore take out the ba tt er y.

Make the metal fa ce o f the UIM card down and p ut i t conferring th e be ve l of the card.

Cover the sheet m et al u sed for fixing an d in stall the batte ry.

Take out UIM c ar d

take out the batt er y after switch off your phone.

uncover the she et m et al and take out the U IM c ard.

install the bat te ry

1.3 Charge ba ttery

Connect the cha rg er w ith power suppl y.

Insert the plug o f th e charger into char gi ng connector of the b ot tom of the phone.

The rolling of th e el ec tric quantity b ar i ndicates that the p ho ne begins to char ge .

When the batter y le ve l full and stop rol le d to displays charg in g finishes.

Disconnect th e ch ar ger and the phone a ft er the charging of th e ph one. Take out charg er f ro m

supply socket .

Notes:

1. Pres s and hold the but ton s of bo th s ide s o f th e c h arg er a fte r t h e c har gin g to pl u g o ut t he

charger.

2. We sugge st y ou to charge the ba tt er y fully when you us e th e ph one for the first t im e. I t takes

about 3 hours for f ul l ch arging.

3. Do not pull out th e pl ug o f the charger dur in g the charging to avo id h arming of the pho ne a nd

charger.

1.4 Switch on/off

Pressing and ho ld in g can switch on/o ff the phone.

If you have set PIN c od e, please enter PIN w he n switch on your ph on e.

Input PIN code

You c an se t p ro tecti on co de (P IN CODE ) in order to p rev e nt ran dom usi ng o f y our pho ne b y

others. Each ti me y ou restart your pho ne , the phone will ask yo u to i nput PIN code aft er s et ting.

Input PIN code (s up pl ied by network op er ator which can be rev is ed. In order to kee p it i n

security, will be shown on th e sc re en to replace the n um ber you input.)

Press OK, and aft er a s hort time, your mob il e phone will conf ir m it s correctness a nd b eg in to

a call. If no netwo rk n ame is shown on the scr ee n, you need to regist er a gain.

Input wrong PIN c od e

If you make a wro ng in put, yo u c an pr es s to reen ter n umb e rs. Th ree con tin uou s wr ong

inputs of PIN cod e wi ll l ock the UIM card. I f th is circumstan ce a pp ears, please co nt ac t the UIM

card supplier s.

Do not touch the wi re i n un necessary con di tions after the pho ne i s turned on. Othe rw is e,

Note:

it will aff ec t the call quality an d ma ke the phone cons um e so m ore energy.

1.5 Dial a number

you can only use th e fu nc tion only after t he n etwork name is sh ow n on t he screen.

input distric t co de a nd telephone nu mb er or mobile phone nu mb er, press to dial.

1.6 End a call

Pressing can en d a ca ll.

1.7 Redial a number

You ca n pr ess twice to redi al t he n umber you dial la st t im e.

The mobile phon e ca n st ore 29 latest cal l lo gs ( in com in gs or outg oi ngs ). In o rder to re dial one

of the numbers, y ou c an d o as the followin gs :

1 if characters a re s ho wn on the screen pr es ses to return to th e id le m ode.

2 press to displa y th e latest call list.

3 press up/down k ey s of n avigation key t o vi ew the telephone nu mb ers and display t he n ee ded

names and numbe rs .

4 press to dial the d is played numbers.

1.8 Make an int ernational calls

in idle mode, pre ss a nd h old until app ea rs on the screen.

press country c od e

input distric t co de ( usually no 0 in the f ro nt) and telephone n um ber

press to dial

1.9 During a phone call

Pressing menu k ey l ef t soft key can:

Recent calls

Message

Record

Silence

2 Operation of menu

2.1 Names

Na mes is a li st of your cont ac ts. E ach n ame c an co ntain thre e pho ne numb ers, ad dre ss ,

email, URL, and note.

2.1.1 Us in g the Keypad to Enter Informa ti on

you can use keypa d to e nt er something. T he re is a cu rsor, which look s lik e | , a t t he ri gh t s id e of current char ac ter.

To enter tex t

1.press alpha nu me ric key to insert t ex t before cursor.

2. if yo u mak e a m istak e, yo u can p res s the r ight soft key E ra se to dele te cur rent chara cter before cursor.

3.you can use to mo ve t he cursor.

4.after editi ng , select Save to save y ou r editing.

5.to cancel edi ti ng , long-press Er as e key until it chan ge s to B ack , then press it a ga in .

To enter num be rs

1.press sever al t imes unti 123 is d isplayed at the t op -r ight corner of th e sc re en.

2.press numbe ri c ke ys to input numbe rs .

To enter upp er case or lowerca se l et ters

1.p ress # several time s until abc is displayed at the top-right corner of the screen, then you

can input lower ca se d letters.

2.press # sev er al times until AB C is di sp layed at t he to p-rig ht co rn er of the scree n, th en

you can input upp er ca sed letters.

3.press alpha nu me ric key several times(no longer than 0.5 seconds betw een each two pressing)

to enter a specif ie d le tter written in t he k ey.

4.if the cursor i s hidden, you can keep on pressing to change current charact er. current character

will be entered w he n th e cursor appear s.

5.if you want to en te r a letter wh ich in the same key, you must wait for 0.5 seconds unt il the curs or

appears, so you c an p re ss the key again. I f you want to enter a letter whic h in a different key, you

need not wait for t he c ur sor, and can press t he k ey as you want direct ly.

To enter sym bo ls or special cha ra ct ers

1.press * .

2. Use up and dow n to select the sym bo l yo u need.

3.Press the lef t so ft key to confirm.

To change th e la nguage

1.select Se tt in gs in main menu

2.select Di sp la y

3.select La ng ua ge

4.select the la ng ua ge you want.

5.if you set you r phone to a nothe r lan gu age w hich you c annot read , you c an pr ess 5 ,3,3 after

entering the ma in m en u, then select th e co rrect language.

2.1.2 Ed it ing Names

2.1.2.1 list

1.select Names in main menu

2.select List

2.1.2.2 New

1.At the main men u, s elect Na mes .

2.Select new .

3.input the con ta ct name, press Save

4.choose [mob il e] , press change

5.press save a fter editing

2.1.2.3 Search

1.select Names in main menu

2.select Search

3.enter the ful l na me y ou want to search , pr ess Fi nd

2.1.3 Mu lt icopy

With the copy fun ct ion, allows you cop y it ems in the mobile p ho ne e ntries in UIM car d me mo ry

to phone memory a nd v ic e versa.

All Copy: you can c op y al l of the UIM card mem or y entries to phon e me mo ry and vice versa .

Choice Copy: You can sele ct o ne o r more of the recor de d li st to copy it.

Note: in the selecting op tion of the popup menu, through pres s left soft key to sel ect multi-records ,

then press left s of t key to copy these sel ec ted records in th e po pu p menu.

2.1.4 Gr ou ps

There are five gr ou ps : 'No Group'. 'Fa mi ly','Friend s' ,' Colleagues' ,' VI P',

Press 'option ' ke y yo u may enter the fol lo wing menus:

No group:

You ca n vi ew/add group an d ch an ge/Erase the gr ou p' s name here.

2.1.5 Er as e All

Select Erase All in menu to erase all t he c on tacts.

Names

2.1.6 Sp ee d Dial

1.select in Main Me nu

2.select Speed Dial

3.select one sh or t nu mber (the index i s th e short number) , pre ss Options soft key

4.select Set Entry in Option m enu

5.select one co nt ac t

6.select one ph on e nu mber, save it to spe ed l ist

Default Speed N um be r:

1# 1500 - Voice Mail ;

2# 1590 - Fundoo Ca ll in g;

3# 121 - Customer C ar e;

4# 197 - Director y As si stance.

Names

2.1.7 Me mo ry state

Allows you inqu ir e th e m em ory s tate of th e UIM card and ph one bo ok, i nclud in g u se d n um ber

and total memor ie s.

2.1.8 My n um ber

This function a ll ow s you to set and view t hi s UIM card number.

2.2 Message s

This chapter in tr od uces the usage of S ho rt Message and Ring Ton e.

Using Short Mes sa ge

You c an us e S ho rt Me ssage func ti on to send and recei ve me ss age,T he re is an i nbo x and a n

outbox in you pho ne , ea ch messages can c on tain a maximum of 150 c ha racters, you ca n se nd

the message now o r la te r, etc.

2.2.1 Write Mess ag e

Allows you writ e te xt l etter, the numbe r at t he top right come r sh ow c haracter numb er f or e nable

input. Press nu mb er k ey to input lette r yo u need. Press opt io n ke y as following ac ti on :

1. Send

You ca n se nd a message.

Pressing Opti on s el ect object you wa nt t o insert your SMS m es sa ge.

Press number ke y in pu t phone number or p re ss Option to select p ho ne number from th e ph on e

book.

2. Insert templ at es

You ca n in sert template s wh en c omposing an SMS m es sa ge.

3. Send to many

To send this messag e to m ul ti-user.

Press Option to s el ect number interf ac e.

Press Select Se nd \Select One\Sel ec t All\Cancel Al l to s en d this message.

4. Insert Numbe r

Press Select to c ho ice a phone number fr om c ontacts.

5. Save

You ca n sa ve the contents o f ed it ed to outbox.

Note: The SMS mes sa ge length is 160 char ac ters.There' s a so un d alert when text e di t fu ll.

2.2.2 In bo x

When you receiv e a ne w me ssage, the new me ss age-prompting i co n will be displayed o n th e

screen, to vie w messages in the Inbo x. Press up/do wn key to scroll and then choose either SMS

messages to vie w. Wh il e you view the mess ag e press to enter th e fo ll owing options :

Reply: you can re pl y th e selected mess ag e.

If you wand to repl y th e message, press ke y to e ntry the Edit Int er fa ce.

Press key to send t he m essage after fi ni sh ed it.

Forward: to for wa rd the selected and e di ted message.

If you wand to forw ar d the message, pres s ke y to entry the edit i nt er face.

Press key to sele ct s end option to enter t ex t interface.

Input the desir ed p ho ne number then pr es s key to send the mes sa ge .

Call: to call the s en de r of the selected m es sage.

If you wand to dial t he s en der's number, pr es s key confirm the n di al ing.

Move to phone box : Mo ve t he selected mes sa ge to the phone box.

If you wand to save t he m essage in the phone b ox , press key to move t o th e ph one box.

Notice: only to s av e the message of the UI M ca rd into the phone b ox .

Save number: To sav e th e nu mber of the sende r.

Erase: To erase the s el ec ted message.

2.2.3 Ou tb ox

Your m ob ile phone will st or e me ssages in outbo x list. Select a message, press key to scroll

the desired op tion press to view the details of the messages and press to open a message

and to enter the follo wi ng op tio ns as t he 2. 2: Fo rward , sav e add re ss, c opy t o pho ne bo x and

erase.

2.2.4 Dr af t

Store the messa ge s wh ich you save.

2.2.5 Templates

Al lows you t o set the no m or e th e 2 0 qu ick tex ts, 11 t ext s ca n n o t b e e d ite d a n d C hin e se or

English displ ay s, t he o the r 9 tex ts c an be e dit ed a nd onl y ei the r Ch ine se o r E ngl i sh dis p lay.

Press key scrol l to t he desired mess ag e an d press key to acce ss t he f ollowing:

The quick text ca n be e di ted:

Edit: allows yo u re vi sed text then sav e it .

Erase: erase th e se le cted text.

Add new: you can ed it t ex t then save it.

Se nd: y ou ca n sen d the sele ct ed te xt. W hen t he qu ic k t ex t c ann ot b e e d ite d, you can se l ect

add an d se nd option.

2.2.6 Er as e Msgs

Inbox

Erase the entir e me ss ages in the inbox f ol der

2. Outbox

You ca n de lete the entire m es sa ges in the outbox f ol de r.

3. Erase all

To delete message s in t he m obile phone and S IM c ard folder

2.2.7 Voice Mail

The network det er mi nes whither thi s fu nction is aff ec tive or not.

Press key to view d et ails of the voice mai l.

Press k ey t o vi ew the followin g op tion:

Call: Dialing t he c al lback number or t he v oice mail number.

Erase: to erase t he s elected voice mai l.

2.2.8 Se tt ings

Press key to disp la y the following opt io n:

1. Auto save

Allows you sele ct A ut o save or no save opt io n. If you select 'a ut o sa ve' option, you c an s av e

the send messag e or u n- send message at t he m emory space is not be f ul l state.

2. Auto Delete

Allows you sele ct O n or Off opti on . If you select 'On' opt ion, you ca n delete th e send mess age

or un-send mess ag e at t he memory space i s be f ull state.

3. Call back

You ca n pr ess dial key to cal l ba ck d irectly.

4. Send Time

In acco rdanc e wit h diffe re nt re quire me nts t o s et t im e s f orm a t, you can se t th e l eng t h t he

messages try ou t to s end: you can choose i mm ediate, after 3 d ay s, a fter 2 days, afte r 1 da y,

after 12 hours, a ft er 2 hours, after 1 hou r, after 30 min ute s. First th e text send s to the me ssage

center, the cent er w il l send the text to ob je ct terminal aft er t he t ime is expiring .

Notice: the net wo rk d etermines whi th er this functio n is a ffective or n ot .

5. Validit y

In acco rdanc e wit h diffe re nt re quire me nts t o s et t im e s f orm a t, you can se t th e l eng t h t he

messages try ou t to s end: immediate, a ft er 3 days, aft er 2 days, a fte r 1 d ay, afte r 12 hours ,

after 2 hours, af te r 1 hour, after 30 minut es . The message cen te r will be try to send t he t ext to

object termin al , wh en the send time fo r a lo ng time the operati on m ay be failure.

Notice: the net wo rk d etermines whi th er this functio n is a ffective or n ot .

6. Priority

With the functi on a ll ow you to select ge ne ral or emergency.

7. Voice Mailbox

Select menu Voice Mail bo x #

Enter Voice mail bo x nu mber, then press Save k ey.

8. Broadcast

1.Select menu Broadc as t Se rvice

2.Select On/Off to enabl e/ disable broad ca st m essage servic e.

9. Delivery rep or ts

Allow you selec t tu rn o n or off.

You can ch o ose on or off to se t th e s t atu s o f me ssa ge y ou sen t , i f yo u s ele c t t urn on, th e

information t ha t yo u have successf ul ly sent the messa ge i s di splayed throu gh n et work.

Notice: the net wo rk d etermines whi th er this functio n is a ffective or n ot .

2.2.9 Mu lt imedia Box

Store the Multi me di a files Rington e.

2.3 Call Logs

2.3.1 Mi ss ed

With the functi on , you can view the curr en t missed calls (n o mo re t han 30 messages ). You can

sa ve an d vie w thi s sav ed nu mb er an d a ls o t o s end the me s sag e a n d d ial ing to the sel ect e d

number.

Please refer to t he s ub menu of the recen t ca lls.

2.3.2 Re ce ived Call

Th is fu nctio n all ow s y ou to p revie w the 30 m ost r ec ent r ece iv ed nu mbers , you c an sa ve an d

view this saved n um be r and also to send th e me ssage and dialing t o th e selected numb er.

Please refer to t he s ub menu of the recen t ca lls.

2.3.3 Di al led Call

This function a ll ow s you to preview th e 30 m ost recent dialed n um bers, you can sav e an d vi ew

this saved numb er a nd a lso to send the mes sa ge and dialing to the s el ected number.

Please refer to t he s ub menu of the recen t ca lls.

The recent call s su bm enu

Details: You can save the n um be r to the phone or vie w th e de tails of the phon e nu mb er.

Send message: y ou c an s end a message to th e ph one number.

Call: call this n um be r.

Erase: erase th e se le cted text.

Erase All: eras e al l th e text.

2.3.4 Er as e Lists

With the functi on y ou can erase all the re co rded in the missed calls, incoming calls and outgoi ng

calls option.

2.3.5 Ca ll Timer s

Allows you view t he l at est call time and t o vi ew total time of al l th e di aled outgoing c al ls a nd the

incoming call s. A ll ow you clear the ca ll -timer.

1. Last

Your p ho ne displays the l as t ca ll times. Displ ay t he t ime used by the las t ca ll .

2. Incoming

Display the tim e us ed b y the last call.

3. Outgoing

Display total t im e us ed by all outgoin g ca lls since the timer w as r eset.

4. Reset Timer

This function c le ar s all call histor y an d resets the histor y ti mers

5. Total Airtime

2.4 Tools

Phone tools men u in cl udes schedule , al arm clock, calcul at or,tip calcula to r.

2.4.1 Sc he dule

You ca n us e schedule to ass oc ia te an alert with an e ve nt . The Tim e entry in 12 hour fo rm at o nly.

To add a sched ul e

1.select Tools fr om main menu

2.select Schedule

3.select add new

4.edit the date, t he n press OK to save.

5.add the descri pt io n, then press Ok

6.set the time, th en p ress Ok

To delete th e sc hedule

1.select Tools in m ain menu

2.select Schedule

3.select List All

4.select the ite m yo u wa nt to delete

5.Select Erase in options

2.4.2 Al ar m Clock

To set the ala rm t ime

1.select Tools in m ain menu

2.select Alarm Clock

3.press the option

4. select set in O ption

5.set alarm time , th en press Done

To turn on /o ff t he alarm

1.select Tools in m ain menu

2.select Alarm Clock

3.press the option

4.select Enble or D is able i n Op tion

2.4.3 Ca lc ulator

Calculate

1.select Tools in m ain menu

2.Select Calculato r .

3.Enter the numb er.

4.Select optio n to s el ect an operator.

5.Enter anoth er n um ber.

6.Select the option it em .

7.Select = o pe rator to get the re su lt.

2.4.4 Tip Calculat or

To calcula te a t ip

1.select Tools in m ain menu

2.Select Tip C alculator , and enter bil l am ou nt.

3.Select the 'Ne xt '.

4.select Rate

5.Press left sof t ke y, and get the r es ul t.

6.select Option soft key.

7.select Split option to spli t th e payment.

2.4.5 St op Watch

1. select Sta rt ,sta rt t o co unt the time in sec on d.

2. select Sto p , st op t o count the time.

3. select Spl it , c ou nt every period o f ti me .

4. select Res tart , g o on counting the t im e.

5. select Res et , r es et the time.

2.5 Settings

To per s ona liz e y o ur pho n e, you can se l ec t ri ng t one s, v olu mes , a l ert s,

password,

phone informa ti on , network servi ce .

2.5.1 Ri ng ers

Can select d ifferen t ri ng tones, can set rin g to nes for calls wit h or w it hout caller id, r es tr icted calls.

1.Select Set tings in ma in m enu

2.Select Rin ger of Call or SMS Ringe r

3.Select one; pr es s the selec t soft key to sav e.

2.5.2 Pr of iles

Call Prompt mod e

1.Select Ca ll mode men u it em.

2.Select a call m od e an d select se le ct soft k ey t o sa ve.

Message Promp t Mo de

1.Select Me ssage Prompt Mo de menu item.

2.Select a mess ag e pr ompt mode and sel ec t select soft key to save.

Volume

Change volume o f ri ng er, key beep and spe ak er

dis pla y, ca ll set u p,

the Ringer volu me

1.Select Volu me menu i te m.

2.Select Rin ger men u it em .

3.Sele ct on e lev el fr om Hi gh , H ig h M ed , Me d , Med Low , Low . the n sel ec t ok to sav e.

the Key Beep

1.Select Volu me menu i te m.

2.Select Key B eep men u it em .

3.Select one lev el f ro m me d , med low , l ow , off , and then select ok to save .

the Speaker vol um e

1.Select Volu me menu i te m.

2.Select Spe aker me nu i te m.

3.Sele ct on e lev el fr om Hi gh , H ig h M ed , Me d , Med Low , Low . t he n s el ect ok to sav e.

the Key Tone

1.Select Key Ton e menu it em .

2.Select an opti on a nd s elect ok to save.

Alerts

You ca n se t alerts for serv ic e ch ange, minute be ep , ca ll connect on/o ff. Minute beep is a be ep w he n your call near to m in utes.

Setting alert f or S ervice Change

Wh en th e ale rt fo r Ser vi ce Ch ang e is en abled , it means that ever y time your phone lose s service, or cha ng es f rom its carrier t o a di fferent c ar ri er, an alert will be s ou nd .