Hisense HLTE321E User Manual

Hisense H40

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HLTE321E

User Manual

Before using your phone, read the User Manual thoroughly.

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Contents

Phone Basics

Your phone at a glance 1

Carrying out basic operations 2

Using the notication center 6

Using SIM and MicroSD cards 7

Battery charging 9

Troubleshooting

I can’t turn my phone on 12

My phone keeps turning o󰀨 automatically 12

I can’t use an application on my phone 12

My phone’s standby time is too short 13

My phone isn’t charging properly 13

Touchscreen error when charging 14

I’ve forgotten my password 14

My PIN is locked 14

I can’t use the Internet or make calls 14

My calls don’t connect 15

Phone doesn’t make a sound when it rings 15

Phone

Making calls 16

Making calls from contacts 16

Making calls from recents 16

Contacts

Importing contacts 17

Creating contacts 17

Searching for contacts 17

Messages

Sending messages 18

Viewing messages 18

Searching messages 18

Camera

Taking photos 19

Taking panorama 19

Recording videos 19

Gallery

Viewing photos or videos 20

Deleting photos or videos 20

Sharing photos or videos 20

Chrome

Using Chrome 21

Clock

Alarms 21

Clock 22

Timer 22

Stopwatch 22

Recorder

Recording sound 23

Playing a recording 23

Managing recordings 23

Calculator

Making calculation 24

FM Radio

Listening to radio 24

Security and Privacy

Fingerprint unlock 25

Face unlock 26

Safety

Safety precautions 28

Safe battery charging 31

Protecting your hearing 31

Protecting the environment 32

Other important information 32

Disclaimer 33

IMEI Identication 33

Specication 38

Safety symbols in this document

The following symbols are used throughout this document:

Warning:

or others.

Caution:

device or other equipment.

Notice:

situations that could cause injury to yourself

situations that could cause damage to your

notes, usage tips, or additional information.

Phone Basics

Use the information in this section to get to know your phone

better.

Your phone at a glance

Get to know your phone with the following gure and legend.

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1. Rear camera 7. Front camera

2. Rear camera 8. Volume button

3. Fingerprint sensor 9. Power button

4. Card slot 10. Loudspeaker

5. Headset socket 11. USB port

6. Receiver

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The phone features may vary based on your location,

language, carrier and model.

Carrying out basic operations

This section describes how to carry out basic functions on your

phone.

Before using your phone for the rst time, fully charge

your battery. For more information on charging your

battery, see

Turning your phone on

• To turn your phone on, press and hold the power button until

the screen turns on.

• When turning your phone on for the rst time, or after per-

forming data reset, follow the onscreen instructions to set up

your phone.

• To force restart your phone, press and hold the power but-

ton until your phone vibrates.

Turning your phone o󰀨

To power o󰀨 your phone, press and hold the power button, and

then tap the icon.

Using touchscreen gestures

This section describes how to use touchscreen gestures to help

control your phone.

Battery charging

.

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Tapping

To open an app, to choose a menu item, to press an on-screen

button, or to enter a character using the keyboard on the

screen, tap it with your nger.

Tapping and holding

Tap and hold an item on the screen for more than 2 seconds to

access available options.

Swiping

Swipe to the left or right on the home screen or the Apps screen

to view other panels.

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Swipe upwards or downwards to scroll through a web page or a

list of items.

Spreading and pinching

Spread two ngers apart on a web page, map or image to zoom

in a part.

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Pinch to zoom out.

Dragging

To move an item, tap and hold it and drag it to the target posi-

tion.

Using the navigation bar

You can nd your navigation bar control at the bottom of your

screen.

• To go back to the home screen, tap .

• To open the list of recent apps, tap .

• To go back to the previous screen, tap .

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Locking and unlocking screen

Locking the screen

• To lock the screen, press the power button.

Settings > Display > Screen timeout

• Go to

quickly your screen goes to sleep. The screen locks and

goes into sleep mode when you don’t use your phone for a

while. This is to save power and stop accidental phone use.

to change how

Unlocking the screen

To unlock the screen, press the power button and swipe up.

Using the notication center

The notication center is where you can view the latest notica-

tions relating to the operation of your phone.

Opening the notication center

To open and view the notication center:

Swipe down from the top of the screen to see the notica-

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tion center.

Swipe down again from the top of the screen to see the

2

shortcuts tab.

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Closing the notication center

Swipe up or tap to close the notication center.

Setting notication options

To set notication options, go to

tions > Notications

.

Settings > Apps & notica-

Using SIM and MicroSD cards

Inserting SIM and MicroSD cards

Always ensure that SIM and MicroSD cards are inserted cor-

rectly into your phone.

The following figure shows the correct way to insert SIM and

MicroSD cards into your phone.

SIM

MicroSD

When inserting your card tray, make sure that the card tray is

level and that the card is aligned correctly.

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Do not use cut or modied SIM or MicroSD cards with

your phone, as these may not be recognized and could

damage the card tray.

Ejecting SIM and MicroSD cards

Always ensure that SIM and MicroSD cards are ejected correct-

ly from your phone.

The following gure shows the correct way to eject SIM and Mi-

croSD cards from your phone.

SIM

MicroSD

To eject SIM or MicroSD cards, insert your SIM eject pin into the

small hole next to the card tray.

Be careful not to scratch your phone or hurt yourself

when using your SIM eject pin. Store your SIM eject

pin out of the reach of children to prevent accidental

swallowing or injury.

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Battery charging

Follow instructions in this section to charge your battery safely

and preserve battery life.

Charging your battery

Fully charge the battery before using it for the rst time, or when

the phone has not been used for a long time, or when the bat-

tery is low.

To charge your battery, do the following:

Connect your USB charging cable to your USB power

1

adapter. Plug the end of the USB cable into the USB port,

and the USB power adapter into a power socket.

Once your battery is fully charged, disconnect your phone

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from your USB charging cable.

Important safety precautions

The following precautions are extremely important and must be

followed at all times:

The battery is built into the phone and is not remov-

able. Do not try to remove the battery by yourself.

Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect

type. Dispose of used batteries according to the in-

structions.

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To charge your phone safely, it is also important to pay attention

to the following points:

• Use only approved chargers, batteries, and cables. Using

an unapproved or incompatible power adapter, charger, or

battery may damage your phone, shorten its lifespan, or

cause a re, explosion or other hazards.

• Avoid using your phone when it is charging. Do not cover

your phone or power adapter.

• Connect your charger properly. Not connecting your charger

properly can cause serious damage to your phone. Any

damage caused by misuse is not covered by the warranty.

• Your phone can be safely charged at temperatures between

0°C and 40°C. Charging in environment where the tem-

perature is below 0°C or higher than 40°C will harm battery

performance and shorten battery life. Regular, long-term

charging in extreme temperatures will damage your battery.

• Unplug your charger from the electric socket when not

charging your phone.

Protecting your battery

For safe and e󰀨ective charging that also protects your battery,

you must also pay attention to the following points:

• If your AC power supply is lower voltage, or you charge from

computer or other non-standard sources, you may need to

charge your phone for longer.

• Your phone might not start straight away if the battery is

low. Your phone will start normally once it has charged for a

short while.

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• The time your phone needs to charge may depend on room

temperature and your battery level.

• The phone and charger may heat while charging. This is

normal and shouldn’t affect your phone’s lifespan or per-

formance. If your battery becomes much hotter than usual,

stop charging your phone and put it in a cool place. If you

phone surface is hot, avoid touching your phone for too

long.

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Troubleshooting

This section lists common problems you may have when using

your phone. Check to see whether your issue is listed here be-

fore contacting the Hisense service center.

I can’t turn my phone on

If you can’t turn your phone on, try the following:

• Press and hold power key for two seconds or longer.

• Check that the battery is fully charged before turning your

phone on.

• Press and hold the power button until your phone vibrates.

• Check that your battery is properly connected to your phone,

and that the connecting points are clean. If your phone has

a built-in battery, contact the service center.

My phone keeps turning o󰀨 automatically

If your phone keeps turning o󰀨 automatically, try the following:

• Check your battery power. If the power is low, charge your

phone.

• Check softwares or applications to see if they are normal. If

not, restart your phone.

I can’t use an application on my phone

If you can’t use an application on your phone, try the following:

• Check if your phone has sufficient storage. Delete some

messages from your phone.

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• Check if the application is damaged. Uninstall and reinstall

the application. If cannot be xed, try resetting system.

• Chances are that the application is not compatible. Uninstall

the application and choose a compatible version.

• Check and enable applications management permissions.

My phone’s standby time is too short

If your phone’s standby time is too short, try the following:

• Chances are that the battery performance decreases. Con-

tact service center to change the battery.

• If you play games or listen to music for a long period of time,

shorten the time.

• If the screen is too bright, adjust the brightness of the

screen.

• If the phone is used in weak signal environment, the stand-

by time will be short. Please move to strong signal locations.

• Turn off cellular data, GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi switch when

not using them.

• Close the application not used.

• Uninstall the applications not used for a long period of time.

My phone isn’t charging properly

If your phone isn’t charging properly, try the following:

• Ensure that your phone is charging at a normal temperature.

• Plug the charger into a di󰀨erent socket.

• Recharge your phone for about half an hour.

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• Chances are that the battery has a problem. If the battery

has been built-in, contact service center.

• Ensure that the charger is not defective. If the charger is

defective, replace it.

• If the charger fails to charge, please change or repair it.

Touchscreen error when charging

If there is touchscreen error when charging, try the following:

• If the charging equipment is incompatible with your phone, it

may cause some problems. Use charger supplied and sta-

ble charging equipment.

• Check whether softwares or applications are normal or not.

Restart your phone.

I’ve forgotten my password

If you forget your password, contact service provider.

My PIN is locked

If you enter wrong PIN three times in a row, contact service pro-

vider.

I can’t use the Internet or make calls

If you can’t use the Internet or make calls, try the following:

• Chances are that signal is too weak. Move to an open area

and try again.

• Chances are that the phone is out of service area. Check if

the Internet is available.

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• Chances are that airplane mode is on. Turn off airplane

mode.

• Check if software is abnormal. If so, restart the phone.

• Check if SIM card has failure. If so, check or change SIM

card.

• Ensure that the dialing is right.

• Check if cellular data setting has failure. If so, go to Settings

to set up cellular data.

• Check if pre-paid charge has reached its limit. If so, contact

service provider.

My calls don’t connect

If your calls don’t connect, try the following:

• Check if phone number is too long.

• Ensure international roaming service and international call

service are enabled. If not, contact service provider.

Phone doesn’t make a sound when it rings

If your phone doesn’t make a sound when it rings, check if silent

or vibrate mode is enabled.

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Phone

Making calls

To make calls:

Tap .

1

Tap to enter a phone number.

2

Tap to make a call.

3

Making calls from contacts

To make calls from contacts:

Tap .

1

Tap to choose a contact.

2

Tap the contact number.

3

Making calls from recents

To make calls from call logs:

Tap .

1

Tap to view all calls. Tap the name or number of the

2

person you want to call.

Tap .

3

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Contacts

Importing contacts

To import contacts to your phone:

Tap .

1

IMPORT

Tap

2

Select an import option.

3

Creating contacts

To create a new contact:

Tap .

1

Tap .

2

Enter the contact’s name, phone number and other con-

3

tact information, and then tap

Searching for contacts

To search for contacts:

Tap .

1

Use one of the following search methods:

2

• Scroll up or down the contacts list.

• Tap at the top of the screen to search for a contact.

Select a contact. You can now call them, send them a text

3

message, or edit their contact information.

.

SAVE

.

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Messages

Sending messages

To send messages:

Tap .

1

Tap to create a message.

2

Add recipients and enter a message.

3

to send the message.

Tap

4

Viewing messages

To view messages:

Tap .

1

Select a contact on the message list.

2

View your conversation.

3

Searching messages

To search messages:

Tap .

1

Tap to enter keywords to search messages.

2

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Camera

Taking photos

To take photos:

Tap .

1

Photo

Swipe to

2

the screen to zoom in, and pinch to zoom out.

Tap to take a photo. Your picture will be automatically

3

saved to .

Taking panorama

To capture a panorama shot:

Tap .

1

Swipe to

2

steady and then tap to start shooting. Slowly move your

phone in the direction indicated, holding the phone steady

and ensuring the arrow stays levels with the center line.

Tap when you are nished. Your picture will be auto-

3

matically saved to .

Recording videos

To record videos:

Tap .

1

Swipe to

2

the video. Spread two ngers apart on the screen to zoom

in, and pinch to zoom out.

Tap to nish recording.

3

on the screen. Spread two ngers apart on

Panorama

Video

on the screen. Hold your phone

on the screen. Tap to start recording

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Gallery

Viewing photos or videos

To view photos or videos:

Tap

1

2

Deleting photos or videos

To delete photos or videos:

1

2

Sharing photos or videos

To share photos or videos:

1

2

3

.

Select a photo or a video.

Tap .

Tap and hold the photo or video that you want to delete,

tap .

Tap .

Select the photo or video that you want to share.

Tap . Select your sharing method.

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Chrome

Using Chrome

Connect the web to search for information and bookmark your

favorite web pages to access them conveniently.

Tap .

1

Enter the address eld in the search bar. You will have ac-

2

cess to web pages; moreover, bookmarks, multiple window

switching and other functions are supported.

Clock

This app includes the following functions:

Alarms

Tap . From the

to set your alarms:

Adding an alarm

Tap and set the alarm time, repeat times, alarm sound, and

others.

Enabling or disabling an alarm

Turn on or turn o󰀨 the switch next to an alarm.

ALARM

tab, you can do the following steps

Conguring the alarm settings

> Settings

Tap

to congure the alarms.

Deleting an alarm

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Tap the alarm that you want to delete. Then tap .

Clock

Tap . From the

to set your clock:

Adding a city

Tap . Enter a city name in the search bar or select a city

from the list.

Deleting a city

Tap . Deselect the city, then the clock of the city will be de-

leted.

CLOCK

tab, you can do the following steps

Timer

Tap .

1

TIMER

Tap

2

.

Set the countdown time and tap to start the timer. Tap

3

to pause the countdown.

Stopwatch

Tap .

1

STOPWATCH

Go to the

2

Tap to start the stopwatch.Tap

3

to pause the stopwatch. Tap

watch.

tab.

LAP

to count laps. Tap

RESET

to reset the stop-

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Recorder

The device supports long periods of recording. Make sure your

device has available storage before recording.

Recording sound

Tap .

1

Tap to start recording.

2

Tap to stop recording. Tap , then tap

3

recording le is automatically saved in the phone. Tap

lete

, the recording le is deleted.

Playing a recording

Tap .

1

Tap to nd your recording.

2

Tap to play the recording.

3

Managing recordings

Tap .

1

Tap .

2

Tap and hold a recording. You can rename, share or delete

3

the recording le.

Save

, the

De-

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Calculator

Use calculator to do simple or complicated calculations.

Making calculation

Tap , you can do simple calculations:

• Tap the number and calculate sign to do simple calculations.

• Go to advanced calculator tab by swiping your screen left.

FM Radio

Listening to radio

To use the FM Radio, first you need to connect your head-

phones.

Tap to activate.

1

Select the frequency following the app instructions and set

2

the volume to a comfortable level.

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Security and Privacy

Fingerprint unlock

Fingerprint unlock helps you unlock your phone faster and can

improve security.

Fingerprint sensor is on the back of your phone. See the follow-

ing gure.

Adding a ngerprint

To add ngerprints:

Settings > Fingerprint & Face & Password > Fin-

Tap

1

gerprint > Fingerprint

To set a screen lock password, PIN or pattern along with

2

your ngerprint, follow onscreen instructions.

To set your ngerprint, follow onscreen instructions and put

3

your ngertip on the ngerprint sensor. Press the sensor

lightly until your phone vibrates. Repeat using different

parts of your ngertip.

.

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Done

Tap

4

. You can now tap the sensor with your ngertip

to unlock the screen.

Deleting ngerprint

To delete ngerprints:

Settings > Fingerprint & Face & Password > Fin-

Tap

1

gerprint > Fingerprint.

Enter your password, PIN or pattern.

2

Tap icon beside the ngerprint you want to delete.

3

Adding another ngerprint

To add another ngerprint:

Settings > Fingerprint & Face & Password > Fin-

Tap

1

gerprint > Fingerprint.

Enter your password, PIN or pattern.

2

Add ngerprint

Tap

3

.

Face unlock

Face unlock can be used to unlock your phone.

Adding a face

To add your face:

Settings > Fingerprint & Face & Password > Face

Tap

1

To set a screen lock password, PIN or pattern along with

2

your face, follow the onscreen instructions.

Add a face.

Tap

3

Register your face. You can now use your face to unlock

4

Read the instructions carefully.

.

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the screen.

Deleting a face

To delete your face:

Settings > Fingerprint & Face & Password > Face

Tap

1

Enter your password, PIN or pattern.

2

Clear facial recognition data

Tap

3

, and then tap

CLEAR

.

.

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Safety

This section contains information on the secure and safe opera-

tion of your phone.

Safety precautions

For your safety and that of others, ensure you read, understand,

and follow all of the information in this section.

Failure to obey the following safety information could

result in fire, electric shock, injuries, or damage to your

device or other property. Read all the safety information

below before using your phone.

• Using unapproved or incompatible power adapters, char-

gers, or batteries may damage your phone, shorten its lifes-

pan, or cause a re, explosion, or other hazards.

• Your phone’s ideal operating temperature is 0°C to 35°C.

Your phone’s ideal storage temperature is -20°C to 45°C.

• Pacemaker manufacturers recommend keeping a minimum

distance of 15 cm between phone and pacemaker to pre-

vent potential interference with the pacemaker. If you use

a pacemaker, hold your phone on the side opposite to your

pacemaker and do not carry your phone in your front pock-

et.

• Keep your phone and battery away from excessive heat and

direct sunlight. Do not place your phone or battery on or in

heating devices, such as microwave ovens, stoves, or radi-

ators.

• Do not use your phone in a moist environment, such as

bathroom. Prevent your phone from being soaked or

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washed in liquid.

• Follow local laws and regulations while using your phone.

To reduce the risk of accidents, do not use your phone while

driving.

• While ying in an aircraft or immediately before boarding,

only use your phone according to instructions provided. Use

of a phone in an aircraft may disrupt wireless networks, can

cause danger to aircraft operation, and may be illegal.

• To prevent damage to your phone’s parts or internal circuits,

do not use it in dusty, smoky, damp, or dirty environments or

near magnetic elds.

• When charging your phone, plug the adapter into a socket

which is near your phone and which is easy to reach.

• Unplug the charger from outlets and from the phone when

not in use.

• Do not use, store or transport your phone in areas where

flammables or explosives are stored (in a gas station, oil

depot, or chemical plant, for example). Using your phone in

these environments increases the risk of explosion or re.

• Dispose of your phone, battery, and accessories according

to local regulations. Do not throw phones or batteries away

in your household trash bin or other non-recycling trash bin.

Improper battery use or disposal may lead to re, explosion,

or other hazards.

• Consult your doctor and the device manufacturer to deter-

mine if operation of your phone may interfere with the oper-

ation of your medical device.

• Obey any rules or regulations set by hospitals and health

care facilities.

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• Do not crash, throw, puncture, drop, squeeze, or bend your

phone.

• Do not try to take apart your phone or its accessories. Only

authorized personnel are allowed to service or repair the

phone.

• Use a dry soft cloth to clean your phone. Do not use water,

alcohol, detergent or any chemicals.

• Keep your phone and charger out of the reach of children.

Do not let children use the phone or charger without super-

vision.

• Phone accessories and phone accessory parts, especially

small parts, must also be kept away from children to prevent

choking.

• Power o󰀨 your phone in any area where there is a risk of

explosions. Do not charge your phone or use your phone in

areas where there are chemicals or particles in the air. Obey

all signs and instructions.

• Strictly obey relevant instructions in this user manual while

using USB cable. Failure to follow instructions may result in

your phone or PC being damaged.

• Only use USB version 2.0 USB equipment with your phone.

• Accessory must be used to keep EUT 10mm from Body for

Body-worn RF exposure compliance.

Safe cleaning and maintenance

To ensure your safety and that of others, you must pay attention

to the following safety tips when cleaning and maintaining your

phone:

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• Turn o󰀨 your phone before cleaning and maintenance. Your

charger should be unplugged from socket. Your phone and

charger should be disconnected to prevent electric shocks

or short circuiting.

• Do not wipe your phone or charger with benzyl alcohol,

chemical substances, chemical agents or abrasive clean-

ing agents. This is to avoid damaging phone parts or the

functioning of your phone. You may clean your phone with a

slightly damp anti-static cloth.

• Do not scrape or alter the phone case, or the paint on the

phone, as it may cause allergic reaction. If such reaction oc-

curs, stop using your phone immediately and seek medical

help.

• Wipe dust o󰀨 power plug and keep it dry to avoid risk of re.

• If your phone or accessories do not work properly, contact

your local vendor.

• Do not disassemble your phone or its accessories by your-

self.

Safe battery charging

Follow the information on safe battery charging in the Battery

charging, Safety precautions, and Protecting your battery sec-

tions of this user manual.

Protecting your hearing

• To prevent possible hearing damage, do not lis-

ten at high volume levels for long periods.

• Fully understand user manual before use.

• Ensure your player at low volume levels or pow-

er o󰀨 before you leaving.

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Protecting the environment

• Obey the local regulations on device packaging,

battery and used device disposal, and bring

them to the collection point for proper recycling.

• Take your used, unwanted lithium batteries to

a designated place. Do not dispose of used

devices or batteries in a household rubbish bin.

• Proper collection and recycling of your device

help ensure electrical and electronic equipment

waste is recycled in a manner that conserves

valuable materials and protects human health

and the environment.

Other important information

Important data usage and billing information

Your phone regularly connects to mail and Internet servers to

improve your experience. This creates data exchanges that may

be charged along with your existing package, or which may use

prepaid credit.

To avoid billing problems related to Internet services, it is

strongly recommended to use a suitable package or plan, which

includes unlimited Internet and emails, and to avoid changing

default settings.

You can connect to Wi-Fi for faster, more streamlined service. If

you can, use Wi-Fi for streaming, and for downloading games,

videos and lms.

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Disclaimer

Uno󰀩cial headsets, chargers, and other accessories are not

compatible with your phone. Using uno󰀩cial accessories can

a󰀨ect performance. Hisense is in no way responsible for any

damage that occurs as a result of using uno󰀩cial accessories.

This user manual is intended to provide a general overview.

Actual specications and functions of your phone may be dif-

ferent from those contained in the user manual.

Your phone was fully tested after production. If there are any

damages or defects due to manufacturing, follow the terms

and conditions in the warranty card.

If there are issues with your phones related to operator fea-

tures and services, follow the operator terms and conditions.

Note that your phone has specication and function limitations.

These limitations cannot be considered manufacturer damage

or as damage or defect of any kind.

Only use your phone for purposes or functions for which it was

designed.

IMEI Identication

The IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) code can

be found in the equipment package, on a label at the back of

the battery cover, or it can be displayed on screen by dialing

the following combination of symbols and numbers in the

phone keyboard (no spaces): *#06#.

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Blvd. Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra,

No. 301 Torre Norte, Piso 2,

Col. Ampliación Granada,

Municipio o Demarcación Territorial Miguel Hidalgo,

C.P. 11520, Ciudad de México,

R.F.C. HME110512IY3, Tel: [phone]

BRAND: HISENSE

MODEL: HLTE321E

FCC ID: 2ADOBHLTE321E

ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS

ADAPTOR

BRAND: HISENSE

MODEL: TPA-10120150UU

INPUT: 100 – 240 V ~ 50 / 60 Hz 0.6 A

OUTPUT: 3.6-6 V 3 A/6-9 V 2 A/9-12 V 1.5 A

RECHARGEABLE BATTERY

BRAND: HISENSE

MODEL: LPN385438

MADE IN CHINA

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Medical devices

Implanted medical devices, such as pacemakers, may be a󰀨ect-

ed by the use of this product.

Avoid potential interference radiated from the product in the im-

planted medical device, by keeping the product at least 20 cm

away from the device.

Do not carry the product in the chest pocket.

Turn o󰀨 the product immediately if you suspect any interference.

ONLY FOR MEXICO

“For use in Mexico, the operation of this product is subject to the

following two conditions: (1) this equipment or device may not

cause detrimental interference and (2) this equipment or device

must accept any interference, including interference that may

cause unwanted operation.”

FCC Compliance

This phone complies with section 15 of FCC Regulations.

Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party

responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to

operate the equipment.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the

limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the

FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference in a residential installa-

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tion. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio fre-

quency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio commu-

nications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will

not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the

equipment o󰀨 and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one or more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit di󰀨erent from

that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for

help.

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set

forth for an uncontrolled environment. End user must follow the

specic operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure com-

pliance. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in

conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Even though there may be differences between SAR levels of

di󰀨erent phones and in di󰀨erent positions, all of them comply with

the requirements of the government.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation

is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not

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cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference received, including interference that may cause unde-

sired operation.

FCC ID: 2ADOBHLTE321E

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Specication

Brand

Market

Model

Dimensions

OS

CPU

Internal Memory

Camera

Size

Resolution

Color

LTE

3G

2G

Bands that do NOT op-

erate on your Hisense

equipment

Data Speed

Wi-Fi

Bluetooth

GPS

FM

Interface

Hisense

Hisense H40

HLTE321E

163.52*77.1*8.8 mm

Android 10

MTK P70

4 GB RAM + 128 GB ROM

48MP+2MP+8MP+2MP rear camera,

25MP front camera

6.53 inch (16.59 cm)

FHD+(2340×1080)

16.7M

Band 1/2/3/4/5/7/12/28

Band 1/2/4/5

850/900/1800/1900 MHz

Band 10/26/38/66

LTE DL: 150Mbps

LTE UL: 75Mbps

802.11b/g/n/a/AC

v4.2

Yes

Yes

Type-C

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Battery

3.85 V 4380 mAh(Rated)

3.85 V 4510 mAh(Typical)

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Copyright

Copyright © 2019 Hisense

The user manual is protected under international copyright laws.

No part of the user manual may be reproduced, distributed, translat-

ed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechan-

ical, including photocopying, recording, or storing in any information

storage and retrieval system, without the prior written permission of

Hisense Group.

Some of contents of the user manual may not apply to your device,

depending on the software and your service provider. All information

in the user manual is subject to change without notice.

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