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Welcome to use HUAWEI C5300 CDMA Mobile phones from Huawei
Technologies Co., Ltd.
HUAWEI C5300 CDMA Mobile Phone
User Manual
Copyright © 2006 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
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Notice
The information in this manual is subje ct to change without notice. Every e ffort
has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure accuracy of the
contents, but all statements, information, and re commendations in this manual
do not constitute the warranty of any kind, expressed or implied.
Symbols
Eye-catching symbols are also used in t his manual to highlight the points
worthy of special attention during the operation. They are defined as follows:
Symbol Definition
Means reader be extremely careful during the operation.
Means a complementary description.
Safety Precautions
Before using the phone, please read the safety precautions carefully and let your
children know these, so that you can use your phone correctly and safely. For
details, see “
Warnings and Precautions”.
Do not switch your phone on when the use of mobile phones is
prohibited or when the phone may cause interference or danger.
Do not use your phone while driving.
Follow any rules or regulations in hospitals and health care
facilities. Switch your phone off near medical devices.
Switch your phone off in aircraft. The phone may cause interference
to control signals of the aircraft.
Switch your phone off near high-precision electronic devices. The
phone may affect the performance of these devices.
Do not attempt to disassemble your phone or its accessories. Only
qualified personnel may service or repair the phone.
Do not place your phone and its accessories in containers with
strong electromagnetic field.
Do not place magnetic storage media near your phone. Radiation
from the phone may erase the inform ation stored on them.
Do not put your phone in a high-temperature place or use it in a
place with flammable gas such as a gas station.
Keep your phone and its accessories away from children. Do not
allow children to use your phone without guidance.
Use approved batteries and chargers only.
Observe any laws or regulations on the use of mobile phones.
Respect others’ privacy and legal rights when using your phone.
Content
1
Getting to Know Your Phone
Phone and Accessories ................................................................................ 1
Your Phone ..................................................................................................2
2 Getting Started................................................................................................... 4
Installing the Battery and the UIM Card..................................................... 4
Charging the Battery ................................................................................... 7
Powering Your Phone On or Off ................................................................. 9
Using the Function Menu.......................................................................... 10
3 Voice Services.................................................................................................. 11
Making an Emergency Call....................................................................... 11
Making a Voice Call ..................................................................................12
Answering a Call ....................................................................................... 12
Rejecting a Call .........................................................................................13
Voice Privacy ............................................................................................. 13
Call Forwarding......................................................................................... 14
Auto Redial................................................................................................ 14
Options During a Call ............................................................................... 15
4 Text Entry ........................................................................................................ 17
Introduction to the Text Input Mode ......................................................... 17
Entering English ........................................................................................ 18
Entering Number ....................................................................................... 19
Entering Symbols ......................................................................................19
5 Messages.......................................................................................................... 20
Common Phrase ........................................................................................20
Setting a Message Group ..........................................................................20
Writing and Sending a Message................................................................ 21
Viewing the Inbox ..................................................................................... 22
Viewing the Inbox and the Outbox ...........................................................22
.................................................................................... 1
Deleting a Message ...................................................................................22
Setting Voice Mail .....................................................................................23
Setting Auto Save...................................................................................... 24
Setting Auto Delete ................................................................................... 24
Setting Priority ..........................................................................................24
Setting Delivery Ack .................................................................................24
Setting the Memory In Use .......................................................................25
Setting Deferred Delivery .........................................................................25
Setting Validity Period .............................................................................. 25
Viewing Memory Status............................................................................ 25
6 Phonebook .......................................................................................................26
Adding a New Contact ..............................................................................26
Searching for a Contact ............................................................................. 27
Editing a Contact....................................................................................... 27
Deleting Contact(s) ................................................................................... 28
Copying Contact(s) ................................................................................... 28
Grouping Numbers .................................................................................... 29
Setting the Speed Dial Function................................................................ 30
Saving My Phone Number ........................................................................31
Memory Status ..........................................................................................31
7 Profiles............................................................................................................. 32
Selecting a Profile .....................................................................................32
Editing a Profile ........................................................................................32
Headset Mode............................................................................................ 33
8 Camera............................................................................................................. 35
Setting the Camera ....................................................................................35
Taking a Picture......................................................................................... 36
Taking Photos In a Rapid Succession .......................................................36
Taking a Photo by Yourself .......................................................................37
Viewing a Photo ........................................................................................ 37
Setting the Effect....................................................................................... 38
Selecting a Frame ...................................................................................... 38
Setting Self Timer......................................................................................38
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9 Security............................................................................................................ 39
Setting Phone Lock ...................................................................................39
Changing Phone Lock Code...................................................................... 39
Setting PIN Lock....................................................................................... 39
Changing PIN Code .................................................................................. 40
Restoring Factory Settings ........................................................................ 41
10 FM Radio....................................................................................................... 42
Switching On/Off the Radio...................................................................... 42
Selecting a Channel ................................................................................... 43
Setting a Frequency................................................................................... 44
Adding a Channel to the List .................................................................... 45
Deleting a Channel from the List .............................................................. 45
Searching for a Channel ............................................................................45
11 Data Services ................................................................................................. 47
Sending a Fax ............................................................................................47
Receiving a Fax ......................................................................................... 48
Sending Asynchronous Data..................................................................... 48
Receiving Asynchronous Data.................................................................. 48
12 Other Settings ................................................................................................ 50
Locking the Keypad ..................................................................................50
Alarm Clock ..............................................................................................50
Calendar..................................................................................................... 51
Gallery ....................................................................................................... 52
13 Menu.............................................................................................................. 54
14 Troubleshooting............................................................................................. 57
15
Warnings and Precautions
........................................................................................ 59
1
Phone and Accessories
Before using your ph ackage for the followingone, check the p items:
Basic Parts Qu antity
C5300 mobile phone 1
850 mAh Li-ion battery 1
Travel charger 1
C5300 Mobile Phone User Manual 1
Quick Guide 1
Certificate of Quality 1
Optional Parts Quantity
Headset 1
If any of the items or any page of C5300 Mobile Phone Use
contact the local dealer.
You can buy the optional part based on your requirements.
Your Phone Getting to Know
r Manual is missing,
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1
Getting to Know Your Phone
Your Phone
Camera
key
OK
Strap eyelet
Earpiece
Screeen
Loudspeaker
Charger connector/ Data cable connector
Antenna
Camera
lens
Headset
jack
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Key Description
The following table describes key functions.
Key Description
During an ongoing call, press it to end the call.
Press and hold it to power your phone on or off.
In any menu, press it to return to the home screen.
Press it to make or answer a call.
In the standby mode, press it to view details of a phone
number.
Press it to select the corresponding option.
Press it to select the corresponding option.
: In the standby mode, press it to set the ring tone. During
a call, press it to increase the volume.
: In the standby mode, press it to access the Messages
menu. During a call, press it to decrease the volume.
: In the standby mode, press it to view the calendar.
During a call, press it to decrease volume.
: In the standby mode, press it to adjust the volume of ring
tone. During a call, press it to increase volume.
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Press it to enter numbers or characters.
…
OK
Press it to select the corresponding option.
Press it to select the corresponding option.
In the standby mode, press in to access the U-MAX menu.
In a menu, press it to confirm the selection.
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1
Getting to Know Your Phone
Key Description
In the standby mode, press it to activate the camera.
Icon Description
The following table describes screen icons.
Icon Description
Indicates the signal strength. The more the bars are, the
stronger the signal is.
Indicates that there is an ongoing call.
Indicates that the keypad is locked.
Indicates that there is a new message.
Indicates that the Inbox is full.
Indicates the battery power level.
Indicates that the battery power level is extremely low.
Indicates that the general mode is enabled.
Indicates that the meeting mode is enabled.
Indicates that the silence mode is enabled.
Indicates that the headset mode is enabled.
Indicates that the outdoor mode is enabled.
Indicates that the carkit mode is enabled.
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1
Getting to Know Your Phone
Connector Description
Your phone provides two connectors.
Connector Description
Charger
connector/Data
cable connector
Headset jack At the upper left of your phone. You can connect the
At the bottom of your phone. You can connect the
travel charger or data cable to it.
headset to it.
3
2 Getting Started
Installing the Battery and the UIM Card
A User Identity Module (UIM) card contains the mobile phone number and
service details. You can save phone numbers, text messages and personal
C
aution:
z Keep the UIM card out of the reach of children.
z Insert or remove the UIM card with care. Scratching or bending the
UIM card can damage it or its contact electrode.
z
Keep the UIM card away from static, dust, or inundating.
z Before inserting or removing the UIM card, power off your phone
and remove the battery. If your phone is being charged, disconnect
the charge
z If the UIM card is missing or does not work, contact your service
provider.
d. Use your UIM card with care. information to the UIM car
r.
Installing th
Your phone is powered by a Li-ion b . Use the approved
charger only.
our
If y phone is on, press and hold to power off it.
e Battery
attery
battery and
1. Turn over your phone. Press the back cover release latch, push backwards
the back cover and then remove it.
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2 Getting Started
2. Place the bottom of the battery in the bottom battery compartment. Make
sure that the contact electrode of the battery and that of the battery
compartment are facing each other.
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3. Press the battery down into the compartment and then slide back the cover.
Removing the Battery
If your phone is on, press and hold to power off it.
1. Turn over your phone and remove the back cover.
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2 Getting Started
2. Press the battery release latch down and take out the battery.
1
2
Installing the UIM Card
Power off your phone and remove the battery.
1.
2. Make sure that the contact electrode faces down and the beveled corner is
pointing up.
1
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3. Slide the UIM card into the cardholder.
2 Getting Started
2
Removing the UIM Card
1.
Power off your phone and remove the battery.
2. Slide UIM card out of the cardholder.
Charging the Battery
Use the approved battery and charger only. For details,concult the local dealer.
Precautions
z Do not use a damaged battery and charger.
z Fully charge the battery before you use it for the first time.
z The charge time may vary according to the temperature and the aging of the
battery.
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2 Getting Started
z Before using the travel charger, make sure that the battery is installed.
z The battery discharges automatically if it is not used for a long time. In this
case, recharge the battery before using it.
z If you use a new battery or the battery is not used for a long time, you may
need to connect the charger and then disconnect and reconnect it to start the
charging.
z The talk time of the phone varies with the UIM card, network condition, and
phone settings.
Charging
Your phone is powered by a Li-ion battery. You need to charge the battery
before the power runs out. When your phone plays the low power alert, it is
necessary to charge the battery.
1. Connect the travel charger to the charger connector.
2. Connect the charger to an AC power socket.
3. When the animation becomes static, the charging finishes.
4. Disconnect the charger from the AC power socket.
5. Press the gray buttons on both sides of the charger connector to disconnect
it from the phone.
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2 Getting Started
a
b
a
Caution:
To avoid damage to the phone or the charger connector, do not remove
the charger forcibly.
Powering Your Phone On or Off
Press and hold to power on or power off your phone.
If the phone lock or the Personal Identity Number (PIN) code function is
enabled, you need to enter the phone lock code or PIN code on power-on. Enter
the correct code and press (OK) or
OK
.
When using a UIM card, pay attention to the following items.
z If the UIM card is not inserted, the phone prompts you to check the UIM
card on power-on. Power off the phone and insert the UIM card.
z If the UIM card is inserted properly, but the phone prompts you to check the
UIM card on power-on, consult your service provider.
Note:
For details of the phone lock and PIN code, see "Security" on page 35.
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2 Getting Started
Using the Function Menu
In the standby mode, press (Menu).
1.
2. Press the arrow keys to select the function menu.
3. Press (Select) to display the selected menu.
4. You can access a submenu in two ways:
z Press to scroll to a submenu. Then press (Select) to access it.
z Press the corresponding numeric key to enter a submenu.
5. Press (Back) to return to the previous menu or exit the function
menu.
6. Press to return to the standby mode.
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3 Voice Services
Making an Emergency Call
B aefore making an emergency c
z Your phone is powered on.
z The signal is strong enough.
ou can make an emergency call Y when:
ll, make sure that:
z The UIM card is not inserted
z Your phone is locked or the UIM card is blocked.
e keypad is locked.
z Th
If the UIM ot inserted, y
call:
card is n
.
ou can do the following make an emergency
1. Press (Emergency).
2. Enter the number of the emergency call.
3. Press to dial.
se, you c following make aIn other ca an do the n emergency call:
1. Enter the number of the emergency call.
2. Press to dial.
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3 Voice Services
Making a e Call Voic
M king a Call through the Keypad a
umber. 1. In the standby mode, enter the phone n
If the e d number is wrong, press ntere (Clear).
2. Press to dial.
3. Press to cancel the dialing.
Making a Call from Dialed Calls
Press (Menu) and se all History > Dialed Clect C alls.
1.
2. Press to scroll to the phone number.
3. Press to dial.
You can also do the following to dial a recently d number:
diale
1. In the standby mode, press
to view recent calls.
2. Select the contact or phone number and then press to dial.
Making a Call from the Phonebook
lect the contact or phone to dial. To search for a
Se number and press
tact, s "Se g f page 27. con ee archin or a Contact" on
Answering a Call
When there is an incoming call, you can press:
z , , or
z
or to reje
OK
answer to
it.
ct it.
Any-key Answer
If the any-key answer function is enabled, you
incoming call (except
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and ).
can press any key to answer an
3 Voice Services
> Any-key Answer.
z On: Enable the any-k
z Off: Disable the any-key answer function.
Answer a Call Through the Heads
In the standby mode, press
Edit > Headset
z On: W
tones.
Off: Disable the headset ring function.
z
Ring.
hen there is an incoming call or a new message, the headset plays ring
(Menu) and sIn the standby mode, press elect Settings > Call Settings
ey answer function.
et
(Menu) and select Profiles > Headset >
Note:
When answering incoming calls through the headset, you can use the
button on the headset c
Headset Auto Answ
If this function is ena dset is connected
auto answers an incoming call.
For setting details, see "Setting the Headset Ring" on page 33.
bled and the hea to the phone, the headset
able to adjust the volume.
er
Rejecting a Call
When there is an incoming call, press or to reject it.
Voice Privacy
The voice privacy function enables you to protect y
wiretapping. The voice privacy function is networ
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k dependent. For details,
3 Voice Services
consult your service provider.
In the standby mode, press
(Menu) and select Settings > Call Settings
> Voice Privacy.
z Standard: Disable the voice p y function.
z E acy function.
nhanced: Enable the voice priv
rivac
Call Forwarding
1.
In the standby mode, press (Menu) and select Settings > Call
Settings > Call Forwarding.
z ALL: Forward all incoming calls.
z Busy: F rd the incoming call when your phone nuorwa
z No Answer: Forward the incoming call when no one answers the cal
z
Default: Forward the incoming call when your phone number is busy or no
mber is busy.
one answers the call.
Cancel All: Disable the call forwa
z
rding function.
2. Press (Select) to select the following option:
z Activate: Ena
forw
or e
nter a phone number directly.
z Deactivate: Disable the call forwarding function.
ble the selected call forwarding function and set the
arded-to number. You can select a phone number from the phone
Note:
The call forwarding function is network dependent. For details,
consult your service provider.
l.
book
Auto Redial
After you enable the auto redial function, if a call is not put-through, your
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3 Voice Services
phone auto redials the phone number. By defa
e
tim s.
In the standby mode, press
> Auto Redial for the followin
z On: Enable t
z Off: Disable edial fu
he auto redial function.
the auto r nction.
(Menu) and select Settings > Call Settings
g options:
ult, your phone auto redials four
Options During a Call
Minute Alert
In the standby mode, press (Menu > Minute Alert for the following options:
z On: Enable the m
phone tifie of the call duration by giving an a 0 se s before
no s yo lert 1 cond
the end of ea minute.
z Off: Disab
Other
Options
Pr
ess or to increase the volume, and press or to decrease
inute alert function. When you are in a conversation, the
u
ch
le th ert function.
e minute al
the volume.
During a call, press (Options) for the following options:
z
Save Number: Enter a phone number and select Save to access the contact
editing menu.
z Phonebook: Access the phonebook.
SMS: Access the SMS menu.
z
z Third Party Call: The ca
lling party calls a third party to make a third party
call.
) and select Settings > Call Settings
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3 Voice Services
z Call Memo:
z Voice
Privac
End Call: End the call.
z
View details of a contact.
Privacy: Set the voice privacy function. For details, see "Voi c e
y" on page 13.
Note:
The third party call is network dependent. For details, consult your
service provider.
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4 Text Entry
Introduction to the Text Input Mode
You can enter English lette ndrs a numbers. The right upper corner of the display
shows the current text input mode. While entering text, you can change the
in pput mode by ressing .
Indicator Text Input Mode Indicator Text Input Mode
eZiEn i Smart Hindi Smart English eH
ABC pper case abc English lower case English u
123 Number input
mode
Note:
In the editing mode:
z Press repe ly to delete the words to the leated ft of the cursor
one by one from right to left.
z Press and hold
z If there is no word to delete, press to exit the editing screen.
-
to clear all the input words.
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4 Text Entry
Entering English
Smart English Input
In the "eZiEn" input mode, do as follows in order to enter English.
1. Press the corresp g numeric key, and then the phone displays some
candidate w
2. Press
ondin
ords.
and select the desired word.
3. Press and confirm your selection. The word is displayed in the input
area; or, press + and confirm your selection and enter a space behind
rd. the wo
No
te:
z After y nter several letters, youou e
r phone can give other letters to
make out the candidate words. Press to select the word and
press to confirm; or press the numeric key to enter the letter.
1
Press
z to enter a dot; press
z Press to select the symbol.
0
+
to enter a space.
press z In the editing area, you can to switch between the
upper case and lower case mode. If no character is selected, pres
s it
to switch between text input modes.
Alphabetical English Input
In the alphabetica
letters. Press the me ke r lette
numbers key one, enter
the next o e cu ide of the current letter.
Notes:
l English input mode, press the numeric keys to enter the
sa y repeatedly to ente rs shown on the key and
. If the next er to enter is on the same with the current lett
ne after th rsor move to the right s
z Press
1
to enter a dot; press
0
+
to enter a space.
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z Press to select the symbol.
E
ntering Number
z press the numeric key labeled with the d number.
In the "123" mode, desire
z In the "ABC" or "abc" mode, press a numeric key repeated until the
desired number appears on the screen o
enter the number.
z In the "eZiEn" mode, pre until the
desired number appears on the s . creen
ss a numeric key and then press
r press and hold the numeric key to
ly
Entering Symbols
1. In any input method, press to display the symbol list.
2. Press to scroll the symbol list.
3. Press the corresponding numeric key to enter this symbol.
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5 Messages
The phone enables you to send or receive messages. You can save the m
to your phone or the UIM card. Your phone can save up to 100 messages and
the capacity of the UIM car
d decides how many messages it can save.
essages
Common Phrase
Your phone ides 10 common phrases. You can insert these
message an t phases.
prov phrases to a
d edi
1. Press (Menu) and select Messages > Templates.
2. Press to select the phrase.
3. Press (Select) to edit the phrase.
4. Press (OK) to save it.
Setting a Message Group
A message group is used for sending a message to a group instead of sending
one by one. It is independent fr
ssa
me ge grou While setting the message group, you can only select the
contacts save your phone.
ps.
d in
om the phonebook group. You can set up to 10
1. Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Group
Settings.
2. Press to select a message group in the list.
3. Press (Options) for the following operations.
it
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z View: View details of the group.
z Add: Add a contact to the group.
z Rename: Rename the group.
z Delete All: Delete all contacts in the g
roup.
Writing and Sending a Message
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Write Message.
1.
Enter the content. For details nput modes, see "
2. .
You can enter up to 160 English ch
of i Tex t En t ry" on page 17
aracters or 70 Hindi characters. While
entering the content, press (Options) for the following options:
z Insert T late: Insert a phrase. emp
z Insert Phone Number: Inse
rt a phone number from the phonebook.
3. Press (Options) for the following options:
z Send: Send a message.
z Send&Save: Send a message and save it to the Outbox.
Save: Save a messagez to the Draft.
4. While editing the recipients, yo
three w o do so:
ays t
Enter phone numbers dire
z ctly.
z Press (Search) and select Search Phonebook to insert recipients
u can insert up to 10 recipients. There are
from the phonebook.
Press (Search) and select Search Groups to insert recipients from
z
message up. To set a message group, gro
see "Setting a Message Group" on
page 20.
5. Press (OK) to send a message.
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5 Messages
Viewing the Inbox
The inbox saves received m ages.
there is a new message, the phone plays the lert or vibrates and
When a is
displayed on the screen. If is displayed, the message memory is full. Press
(Vie view the message and press w) to (Back) to quit.
Do the following to view the Inbox:
ess
1. Press (Menu) and select Messages > Inbox.
2. Press to select the message.
3. Press (View) to view the message.
Press ( ) for the fo
4. Options llowing options.
z Reply: Reply to the se
z Delete: Delete the message.
z
Forward: Forward the message.
Call: Call the sender.
z
z Save Number: Save phone number to the
nder.
phonebook.
Viewing the Inbox and the Outbox
Select Send & Save to save the successfully sent messages to the Outbox. You
can Delete, Forward, or Re-send the messages in the Outbox.
Messages not sent and failed to send are saved as dra
send drafts
For details, see "Viewing t
he Inbox" on page 22.
fts. You can delete, edit, or
Deleting a Message
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Delete All.
1.
Delete the message. 2.
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z Inbox: Delete messages in the Inbox. You
Delivery Ack (delivery report).
z Outbox: Delete messages in the Outbox.
z Draft: Delete messages in the Draft.
z UIM Card: Delete all the messages saved in the UIM card.
z Phone: D te the messages saved in your one. ele ph
z All: Delete all messages saved both in your phone and the UIM card.
can select Delete All or
3. Press (Yes) t (No) to cancel. o delete and press
Setting Voice Mail
The voice mail function is network dep
service first. For details, consult your se
endent. You need to subscribe the
rvice provider.
Calling the Voice Mail Center
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Voice Mail.
1.
2. and press Select Call Voice Mail Center (Select) to call voice mail
center.
Setting Vo
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Voice Mail > Voice Mail
Number.
You can view or edit the set voice mail number; If the voice mail number is not
set, enter the voice mail number and press (OK).
ice Mail Number
Clearing the Voice Mail Notification
1.
Press
(Menu) and select Messages > Voice Mail.
2. Select Clear Voice Mail Notification and press (Select).
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5 Messages
Setting Auto Save
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Auto Save.
z On: Enable the auto save function. Messages are auto saved after sending.
Sent messages are save to the Outbox and those failed to send are saved to
the Draft.
z Off: Disable the auto save function.
Setting Auto Delete
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Auto Delete.
z On: Enable the auto delete function. If the current memory is full, your
phone auto deletes the earliest message when there is a new message.
z Off: Disable the auto delete function. If the current memory is full, your
phone cannot receive new messages.
Setting Priority
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Priority. You
can set the sending sequence. The priority levels are Normal, Urgent, and
Emergency.
Priority of messages is network dependent. For details, consult your service
provider.
Setting Delivery Ack
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Delivery Ack.
You can set whether to receive a delivery report after a message is sent.
z On: Receive a delivery report.
z Off: Not to receive a delivery report.
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5 Messages
Setting the Memory In Use
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Memory In
Use.
z Phone: Save messages to your phone.
z UIM Card: Save messages to the UIM card.
Setting Deferred Delivery
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Deferred
Delivery. You can set the deferred time for delivery from the SMS center to the
recipient.
Four options are available: Immediate, After 12 hours, After 1 days, and
After 3 days.
Setting Validity Period
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Validity
Period. You can set the validity period of messages, the period which messages
failed to send are saved at SMS center before deleting.
Four options are available: Default, After 12 hours, After 1 days, and A fter 3
days.
Viewing Memory Status
Press (Menu) and select Messages > Message Settings > Memory
Status. You can view the status of message memory.
z Phone: Phone memory in use/Total phone memory.
z UIM Card: UIM card memory in use/Total UIM card memory.
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6 Phonebook
You can save the contact information including name and phone number to the
phonebook and do the searching and calling operations. You
to your phone or the UIM card. Your phone can save up to 500 contacts and the
UIM card capacity decides how
many contacts it can save.
can save contacts
Adding a New Contact
The w conta saved in the current memory. To set the
ne will be current
memory, se tting the Current Memory" on page 31.
ct
e "Se
1. Press (Menu) and select Phonebook > Add New.
2. Enter the name, and press (OK). See "Text E n t ry" on page 17
3.
Set other options:
If you save the contact to your phone, you can ente
z r the following
information: General Number, Home Number, Office Number, M
and Group
z If you s he contact to the UIM card, you can enter the eral
Number
(you need to set at least one number).
ave t Gen
.
.
emo
4. Press (OK) to save the current settings a ress nd p to set other
items.
5. Press (Save) to save (Back) to cancel. the contact; press
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Searching for a Contact
1.
Press (Menu) and select Phonebook Search.
Enter the name and
2. press (OK). See "Te xt En t r y" on page 17.
>
3. Press to search the contact.
4. Press (View) to view details and (Options) for the
following options:
z
Edit: Modify or view the contact.
z Delete: Delete the contact.
z
Copy To Phone (Copy T o UIM): If
copy the conta
z Send Messa a message. After selecting the number, press
(OK
ct to your phone or the UIM card.
ge: Send
) to edit and send the message.
the contact is saved on the UIM card,
Not
e:
z Press (OK) to display the pho Press the nnebook. umeric
key labeled with the initial of the contact name. Then the contacts
whose names begin with the letter (or the adjacent letter) will be
displayed.
z After the conta to call.
ct is displayed, press
Editing a Contact
1.
Search for the contact to modify in the phoneboo e "Searching for a
Contact" on P27.
2. (Options) and select Edit.
Press
27
k. Se
6 Phonebook
ng used for storage, press 3. If the UIM card is bei (OK) after entering
ral number. If the phone is being used for storage, the name and the gene
press
Press
4. (Save) to save the contact; press (Back) to cancel.
(OK) after resetting the name and other options.
Deleting Contact(s)
Delete a Contact
1. Search contact to delete in the phonebook. See "Search
for a ing for a
Conta 27.
ct" on P
2. Press (Options) and select Delete.
Press 3. (Yes) to delete the contact; press (No) to cancel.
ntacts Delete All
Co
1.
Press
(Menu) and select Phonebook > Delete All.
nd press 2. Enter the phone code a (OK).
3. If the UIM card is available, select Phone to delete all the contacts on you
phone or select UIM Card to delete
Press (Yes) to (No) to cancel. delete all the contacts; press
Co
pying Contact(s)
If the UIM s available, you can copy one or all contacts from the phone
mem
card i
ory to the UIM card or conversely.
all the contacts on the UIM card.
r
Copy
ing a Contact
Search ontact to copy in the phonebook. e searching me
1.
for a c For th
earchi
see "S ng for a Contact" on P27.
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6 Phonebook
2. Press (Options) and select Copy To UIM or Copy To Phone. If
ils s to copy this
the deta aved in UIM card, then select Copy To Phone
details to the phone memory. If the details s
select Copy To UIM to copy this details to UIM card.
3.
Press (Yes) to copy the contact; press (No) to cancel.
aved in phone memory, then
Copying All Contacts
Press
1.
2. Select UIM To Phone
z If you select UIM To Phone, all the contacts are copied to the phone
memory.
z If you select Phone To UIM, all the contacts are co
(Menu) and select Phonebook > Copy All.
or Phone To UIM.
pied to the UIM card.
3. Press (Yes) to copy the contacts; press (No) to cancel.
Grouping mbers Nu
You can sor ur contacts in your t yo phonebook into different groups for easy
management. u can set a maximum of 10 groups. You Yo
available in your phone memory to any of
the groups.
can only add contacts
Setting a Group
1.
Press (Menu) and select Phonebook > Groups.
2. Press to select a group.
3. Press (Options) for the follow
z View: View the contacts in a group.
z Add: A ontact in the phonebook to the group. dd a c
z Group g: Set a ring tone fo Rin
z Renam name the group. e: Re
z Delete All: Delete all contacts of the group.
ing options:
r the incoming calls of the group.
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Viewing the Contacts in a Group
1.
Press (Menu) and select Phonebook > Groups.
2. Press to select a group.
3. Press (Options) and select View to view all contacts in th up. e gro
4. To view a specific contact in a group, press (Options) for of
the following options:
z Contacts Details: View the detailed in
z Delete: De te this contact from the selected group.
z Send Me age: Write a messagess (OK)
to edit send the message. and
Del ntacts in a Group
eting All Co
le
formation of this contact.
. After selecting a numb
any
er, press
1. Press (Menu) and select Phonebook > Groups.
2. Press to select the group.
3. Press (Options) and select Delete All to delete all contacts in the
group.
4. Press (Yes) to delete all the contacts; press (No) to cancel.
Setting the eed Dial Function Sp
The speed d function allows you to call aial phone number by one
numeric key from 1 to 9. You can only set the speed dial function contacts
avai
lable in your phone memory.
pressing
for
1. Press (Menu) and select Phonebook > Speed Dial.
Press
2. to select a numeric key.
3. If a speed dial number is not assigned to the key ye (Assign) t, press
to select a contact from the phonebook.
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y assigned to the key, press 4. If a speed dial number is alread
(Optio r any of the following options: ns) fo
z Change ge the existing speed dial number. : chan
z Delete te the existing speed dial number. : dele
Saving My Phone Number
Press (Menu) and select Phonebook > My Phone No.
1.
2. Press (Edit) to enter your phone number.
3. Press (OK) to save your phone number.
Memory Status
Your p can save up to 500 contacts and that of the UIM card depends on
hone
pacity
the ca .
Setting the Current Memory
If the UIM card is available, you can save the contacts to you
UIM card.
r phone or the
Press
(Menu) and select Phonebook > Memory Status > Memory I
Use.
z Phone: Set the phone memory to be the current memory.
z UIM Card: Set the UIM card to be the current memory.
Viewing the Memory Status
Press
Status.
z Phone: Phone memory in use and the total phone memory.
z UIM Card: UIM card memory in use and the total UIM card memory.
(Menu) and select Phonebook > Memory Status > Memory
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7 Profiles
There are six preset profiles in your phone. You can select a favorite profile as
tomize the existing profiles. desired. You can also cus
Selecting a Profile
In the standby mode, press (Menu) and
1.
select Profiles.
2. Press to select any of these profiles: General, Meeting, Silent,
Outdoor, Meet
3. Pres
s (Select) and select Set to apply the selected profile.
N
ote:
z ommended.
z In the standby mode, press and hold
ing, Headset, and Carkit.
In a quiet public place, the silence profile is rec
to switch between
meeting mode and the current activated mode.
Editing a Profile
1.
(Menu) and select Profiles. In the standby mode, press
2. Press to select any of these profiles: General, Meeting, Silence,
Outdoor, Headset, and Carkit.
3. Press (Select) and select Edit to edit the selected profile.
z In the Meeting mode, select Select > Activate to activate the meeting mode.
z In the Silence mode, select Select > Activate to activate the silence mode.
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4. In the General, Outdoor, and Carkit mode, you can set the following items.
z olume of the Ringer (0-4 level), Earpiece (1-4 level)
Volume: Adjust the v
and Key (0-4 level).
z Vibration: Enable or disable vibration.
z Ring Tone: Set a ring tone for incoming calls. 20 ring tones are availa
z e: Set an alert tone for the alarm clock. 20 alert tones are
Alarm T on
ble.
available.
z SMS Alert: Set a message tone. 5 message tones are available.
z Key Tones: Select a keypad tone. Select Off to disable th
z Power On/Off tone: Enable or disable the start-up tone.
5. ing and Headset Auto
If the headset is used, you can also set Headset R
e keypad tone.
Answer functions. See "Headset Mode" on P33.
Headset Mode
The headset can be used to listen to the radio, answer a call and hear the ringing
of an incoming message with the alert type set to ring.
C
aution:
When using the
your audition.
headset, be aware that over-high volume may damage
Setting the Headset Ring
Press (Menu) and select Profiles > Headset > Edit > Headset
1.
Ring.
to select one of the following options. 2. Press
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z Select On to enable the headset ring function. W
and the type set to Ring, yo alert
there is an incoming call or a new message.
z Select Off to disable the headset ring function.
u can hear the ring over the headset when
ith this function enabled
3. Press (Select) to finish.
Setting the Headset Auto Answer Function
1.
Press (Menu) and select Profiles > Headset > Edit > Headset
Auto Answer.
2.
Press to select one of the following options:
z Select o disable the headset
If this function is enabled, three options are available: 2 Seconds, 5
z
Seconds or 10 Seconds.
3. Press
Off t auto answer function.
(Select) to finish.
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8 Camera
You can take ph
otos in the JPEG format with the built-in camera.
Note:
In the standby mode, press
to activate the camera.
Setting the Camera
1.
In the standby mode, select Menu > Camera.
2. Select Options > Settings to set the following items:
z Resolution: You can select 64*48, 128*96, 320*240 or 640*480.
Quality: You can select High, Normal and Low.
z
ot: Set your phone to take how many pictures in rapid succession.
Multi Sh
z
You can select 3 or 6. Or you can select Off to deactivate the Multi Short
mode.
z Timer Reminder: You can select Beep as the alert of timer reminder. Or,
you can select Off to n
z Shutter Sound: You can select Kacha or Drum.. Or, you can select Off to
deactivate the sou
ot use the alert.
nd.
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Ta ing a P i c ture
k
In the standby mod
1. e, select Menu > Camera to activate the camera.
2. Focus the camera lens on the object to take photo of. Then select
Option to
z Effect: Set the effect of the photo. For details, see "Setting the Effect" o
page 38".
z Fun Frame: Select a frame for the photo. For details, see "Selecting a
Frame" on page 38.
z Self Timer: Enable or disable the self-timer. For
Timer" on page 38.
z Night Mode: Enable or disable the night mode.
3.
Press OK to take a photo.
4. lete to delete the photo or press Select De
Select
select:
details, see "Setting Self
OK
to save the photo.
turn to return to the standby mode for taking a photo.
Re
n
Note:
Wh focusing the caile
z to zoom in.
z to zoom out.
z to decrease brightness.
z to increase brightness.
mera lens on an object, you can press:
Ta ing P hotos I n a Rapid Succ ession
k
Select Menu > Camera.
1.
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2. After focusing the camera lens on an obj , press ect
OK
. Then you
phone takes multiple photos in a rapid succ es si on an d saves them
For details, see page "Setting the
3. Select Delete to delete photos or press
latest photo are deleted first)
Camera" on page 35.
OK
to save photos (the
. Or, select
Return to return to the
standby mode of taking a photo.
T
aking a Photo by Yourself
setting details, see "Setting the Camera" on page 35.
For
1. Select Menu > Camera.
After focusing the camera lens on an ob
2. ject, press
OK
. After a set
period, your phone takes a photo and sav es it.
delete the photo. Or you c an select
Return to return 3. Select Delete to
to the standby mode of taking photos.
Viewing a Photo
1.
In the standby mode, select Menu > Camera.
2. Select Option > Photo Folder.
3. Press to view the photo list.
4. Select View to preview the
5. During the preview, you can select Option or pr
z Delete: Delete the photo.
z Delete All: Delete all photos.
z Set As Wallpaper: Set the photo as the wallpaper.
z Rename: Rename t
z File Info: View the type, date, size, width, height and c
he photo.
photo.
OK
ess
olor of the photo.
r
.
to:
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Setting the Effect
1. In the standby mode, select Menu > Camera.
Select Option > Special Effects.
2.
3. Press to scroll to B k and white, Negative, Puce,
Embossment, Sketch or U
4. Select Select or press
deactivate the fun
lac
V focus.
OK
to select the effect. Select Off to
ction.
Se ing a Frame lect
You phone provides four frames.
You can select one for a photo.
1. In the standby mode, select Menu >
2. Select Option > Frame
3.
Press arrow keys to view frames.
Select Select or press
4.
photo. Select
Retu
.
OK
to select the frame and return to take a
rn to cancel the operation.
Setting Self Timer
1.
In the standby mode, select Menu > Camera.
2.
Select
Se
lf Timer. You can set the countdown time to five seconds
or ten seconds. Also, you can select
mode.
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Camera.
Off to disable the self timer
9 Security
Setting Phone Lock
Phone lock protects your phone from unauthorized use. The phone is unlocked
when you buy it. You can change the default phone lock code (0000) into any
personal code (4 digits to 8 digits).
ck is enabled, every time you power on the phone, the phone
phone loIf the
pts " Pho de:". Ente c k
prom ne Co r the corre t phone loc code and press Input
(OK).
1. Press (Menu) and select Settings > Security > Phone Lock.
2. Enter the correct phone lock code and press (OK).
phone lock. 3. Select On/Off to enable/disable the
Changing Phone Lock Code
Remember y phone lock code. If you forget it, contact your local dealer.our
1. Press (Menu) and select Settings > Security > Phone Lo ck.
2. Enter the correct phone lock code and press (OK).
3. sSelect Change Code, enter a new phone lock code and pre s (OK).
hone lock code and press (OK). 4. Re-enter the new p
Setting PIN Lock
PIN protects your UIM card from unauthorized use. Personal unlocking key
(PUK) is use for changing the locked PIN. PIN and PUK are delivered with
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9 Security
UIM card. If they ar
provider.
N
ote:
z
z
If PIN lock is enabled, every time y
you to enter Enter the correct PIN and press PIN. (OK).
To et the PIN lock, do as follows. s
e not delivered or you forget them, contact your service
If you enter wrong PINs for 3 times, the phone prompts you to
enter the correct PUK.
If you ente
Contact the service provider for a new card. When you enter wrong
PUK for several times, confirm your PUK with the service
provider.
r wrong PUKs for 15 times, the UIM card is invalid.
ou power on the phone, the phone prompts
1. Press (Menu) and select Settings > Security > PIN Lock.
2. Enter the correct PIN and press (OK).
/disable PIN lock. 3. Select On/Off to enable
Changing PIN Code
If your PIN ked, you can change your PIN by entering the correct PUK. If
you enter w PUKs for 15 times, UIM card id invalid permanently. C
the service provider for a new card.
is loc
rong ontact
1. Press (Menu) and select Settings > Security > PIN Lock.
2. Enter the correct PIN and press (OK).
3. Select Change Code and change IN code.
. Enter a new PIN and press
4 (OK).
the P
5. Re-enter the new PIN and press (OK).
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Restoring Factory Settings
1. Press (Menu) and select Settings > Security > Restore Factory
Settings.
2. Enter the phone lock code and press (OK) to restore the factory
settings.
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10 FM Radio
There is an embedded radio in the phone. You can listen to the radio by simply
e headset cable is used as the antenna. inserting the headset. Th
C
autions:
z Use an approved headset only.
z Adjust the volume when using the headset. A very high volume
may damage your hearing.
z The radio performance depends on the signal strength in the area.
Switching On/Off the Radio
Switching On the Radio
1.
Connect the headset to the phone correctly.
2.
Press
If the headset is not connected properly, the phone displays "Please co
headset" and returns to the main scre
3. If the headset is co
broadcasting interface is displayed.
4.
Select a channel.
For details, see "Selecting a Channel" on P43.
If the selected frequency is saved as a channel, both the frequency and the
channel are displayed. Otherwise, only the frequency is displayed.
(Menu) and select FM Radio.
nnect
en.
nnected properly, the radio is switched on and the
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Notes:
z If the radio is on, the phone does not prompt "Radio On" when you
enter the radio interface from other interfaces.
z After the radio is on, you can perform some other operations.
Switching Off the Radio
After the radio is on, you can do the following operations to switch off the
radio.
1. Press (Menu) and select FM Radio.
2. Press (Options) and select Switch Off.
3. Press (Select) to switch off the radio and return to the main screen.
Notes:
z The radio is switched off if you disconnect the headset for over two
minutes, unless you are answering a call.
z If you set the ring tone or adjust the volume while the radio is on,
the radio is muted automatically until you finish setting.
z When there is an incoming call, the radio is muted automatically
until you finish talking.
You can answer the call by using the headset or disconnecting the
headset. If you disconnect the headset and do not re-connect it in
two minutes the radio is switched off.
Selecting a Channel
When the radio is switched on,
z The channel you listened to last time is selected; or if there is no latest
channel
z The first non-empty channel in the list is selected; or if all channels in the list
are empty
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10 FM Radio
z The frequency 87.5 MHz is selected by default.
Therefore, if you listen to the radio for the first time, you will listen to the
program broadcast on 87.5 MHz.
In the broadcasting interface of the radio, press to change the channel and
press to adjust the volume.
You can also change the channel by using the headset button.
Note:
If you change the channel by using the headset button, you can only
switch between non-empty channels.
Setting a Frequency
1.
Press (Menu) and select FM Radio.
2. Press (Options) and select Set Frequency.
3. Enter a frequency, which is from 87.5 MHz to 108.0 MHz.
If you enter 3 digits before the decimal, the cursor moves to the right side
of the decimal automatically; if you enter 2 digits before the decimal, press
to move the cursor to the right side of the decimal.
4. Press (OK) to save the settings and return to the broadcasting
interface. Press
main interface of the radio, press
settings.
(Clear) to clear the settings and then return to the
to move the cursor to clear all the
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Adding a Channel to the List
1. Search for or set a frequency.
For details, see "Auto Tuning" on P45, "Manual Tuning" on P46 and
"Setting a Frequency" on P44.
2. Press (Options) and select Save Channel.
3. Select a channel in the channel list and press (OK).
4. If you change the frequency of the selected channel, the phone prompts
"Replace existed channel?" Press (Yes) to replace. Press
(No) to re-select.
Deleting a Channel from the List
1.
Press (Menu) and select FM Radio.
2. Press (Options) and select Delete Channel.
3. In the channel list, press and select a non-empty channel.
4. Press (Delete) to delete the selected channel.
5. Press (Yes) to delete; press (No) to cancel.
Searching for a Channel
Auto Tuning
Press (Menu) and select FM Radio.
1.
2. Press (Options) and select Auto Tuning.
3. The phone searches for an available channel automatically.
4. Press to switch a channel.
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5. Press (Save) to add the current frequency to the channel list and
return to the main interface of the radio. Press (Back) to stop tuning
and return to the broadcasting interface.
Manual T uning
Press (Menu) and select FM Radio.
1.
2. Press (Options) and select Manual Tuning.
3. Press and the phone searches a band of 0.1 MHz for available
channels.
The total frequency band for radio is from 87.5 MHz to 108.0 MHz.
4. Press (Save) to add the current frequency to the channel list and
return to the main interface of the radio. Press (Back) to stop tuning
and return to the manual tuning interface.
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11 Data Services
Your phone can be used as a high-spee
a laptop, allowing you to enjoy wirele
Data services are network dependent.
z If the network prefers voice services and if your phone allows call waiting,
you can still answer a call when you are using data services.
z
When you are answering a call, you cannot use data and fax services.
z While receiving a fax or data, you can still make a ca
being affected by the modified settings in the Fax/Data Rx mode.
For more information,
Ca
ution:
z If you do not want to use data services, do not modify any setting i
the Fax/Data Rx mode. Otherwise, voice services of your phone
may be affected.
z If you need to use data services, you need to buy a data cable and
related driver. Load the driver before using data services.
consult your service provider.
d modem if connected to a desktop PC or
ss services anywhere at anytime.
ll or go online without
Sending a Fax
When sending a fax, you do not need to set your phone. Make sure the USB
cable between the PC and your phone is well connected. Send the fax from the
PC with the fax software loaded.
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Receiving a Fax
1.
Set Fax/Data Rx mode on your phone as follows:
1) Press
mode.
(Menu) and select Settings → Data modem → Fax/Data Rx
2) Press
z Select Off (default), and you cannot receive any fax or data. The phone
regards the next call as a voice call.
z Select Fax until next call, and the phone regards the next call as a fax. After
the next call, the phone automatically sets Fax/Data Rx mode back to Off.
z Select Fax until powered off, and the phone regards all the incoming calls
as faxes before power-off. After you power on the phone again, the phone
automatically sets Fax/Data Rx mode back to Off.
3) Press (Select) to confirm.
for any of the following options:
2. Run the fax software on the PC, for example, VentaFax or the fax software
built in Windows XP.
3. Send pictures from the PC to a remote fax machine, either a PC fax
machine or an analog fax machine.
4. The remote fax machine can send faxes to the PC in the same way.
Sending Asynchronous Data
You do not need to set your phone when sending asynchronous data. Make sure
the USB cable between the PC and your phone is well connected. Send the data
from the PC with the HyperTerminal software loaded.
Receiving Asynchronous Data
1.
Set Fax/Data Rx mode on your phone as follows:
1) Press (Menu) to select Settings → Data modem → Fax/Data Rx
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mode.
2) Press for any of the following options:
z Select Off (default), and you cannot receive any data. The phone regards the
next call as a voice call.
z Select Data until next call, and the phone regards the next call as data. After
the next call, the phone automatically sets Fax/Data Rx mode back to Off.
z Select Data until powered off, and the phone regards all the incoming calls
as data before power-off. After you power on the phone again, the phone
automatically sets Fax/Data Rx mode back to Off.
3) Press
(Select) to confirm.
2. Run the HyperTerminal software on the PC, for example, the
HyperTerminal software embedded into Windows XP.
3. Send pictures from the PC to the HyperTerminal at the other end.
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12 Other Settings
Locking the Keypad
When the keypad is locked, you can still press to answer incoming
calls or make emergency calls.
Locking the Keypad Manually
To lock the keypad, press and hold for two seconds.
Locking the Keypad Automatically
After the au y guard function is activated in the standby mode, the keypad
will be auto ally locked after a specified time.
1. Press (Menu) and select Settings > Phone Settings > Keyguard.
2. Press for the following options.
z If this fu on is enabled, three ncti
3. Press (Select) to finish.
to ke
matic
Select Off to disable the az uto key guard function.
options are available: 30 Seconds, 2
Minutes or 5 Minutes.
Unlocking the Keypad
pad, press To unlock the key and then press .
Alarm Clock
After the alarm clock is activated, the phone rings or vibrates at the specified
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12 Other Settings
You can set five alarm clocks at most. time when the phone is powered on.
Activating the Alarm Clock
Press (Menu) and select Fun & Utility
1.
2. Press
to select an alarm clock.
> Alarm.
3. Select Alarm On to act the alarmivate clock.
4. Set the time, and press (OK).
5. Set the alarm period:
z If you select Once, the alarm clock alerts once.
z If you select Everyday, the alarm clock alerts once everyday.
z If you selec
N
t Custom, the alarm clock alerts at the specified time.
ote:
z
When the alarm clock alerts, press (Stop) to stop it.
Alternatively, press (Snooze) to stop it for five minutes,
after which the alarm alerts again.
If nothing is done to the alarm clock wz hen it alerts, it stops
temporarily and alerts again five minutes later. It alerts for five
times before it is stopped thoroughly.
Deactivating the Alarm Clock
Press (Menu) and select Fun & Utility >
1.
2. Press
to select an alarm clock.
Alarm.
3. rm Off to deactivate the alarm clock. Select Ala
Calendar
Press (Menu) and select Fun & Utility > Scheduler.
1.
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2. Press the arrow keys to select a date.
3.
Press (Options) for any of the following options:
z Add Scheduler: Add Schedulers, set the title, content, year, month,
and alert type. You can set up to
z View Current Month: View the sc
z View All: View all schedulers.
z Delete All: Delete all schedulers.
z
Delete Passed: Delete the passed schedulers.
z Memory Status: View the number o
20 schedulers.
hedulers for the current month.
f existing schedulers and the
maximum number of schedulers that can be set on your phone.
z Go To
Date: Query the schedulers.
Gallery
date
Press
1.
Select Pic
2. ture to store pre-configured pictures of the phone. Press
(Menu) and select ry.
Galle
and (View) to display a picture (Options) for any of the following
options:
z he picture.
Delete: Delete t
z Set As Wallpaper: Set the pictu
re as the wallpaper of the phone in the
standby mode.
z Rename: Rename the picture.
z
File Info: View the ty ate, size, width, height and color of the picturepe, d .
3. Select music to store the m
(View) to listen and
z Delete: Delete the music.
z Set As Incoming Ringer: Set t
z Set As Message Ringer: Set the music as the new me
usic downloaded from the network. Press
(Options) for any of the following options:
he music as the incoming ringer.
ssage ringer.
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z Rename: Rename the music.
z
4. iles downloaded from the network. Press
nfo: View the type, date, f the music file.
File I size o
Select Others to store other f
(View) to preview and (Options) for further operations:
Delete, Rename, File Info.
5. Select Sys Info to view the capacity information (Total, Used, Remain).
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Messages
See "Messages" on P20.
Phonebook
See "Phonebook" on P26.
Call History
Missed Calls
Received Calls
Dialed Calls
Call Duration
Delete All You can choose to delete all missed calls, received calls,
Press to view up to 20 records.
Press to dial, save, or delete the number, or send a
short message to the number.
Your phone records the duration of the last calls, dialed
calls, received calls and total duration. You can view and
reset these records (the duration of total cannot be reset).
The call duration displayed on your phone may differ
from that on the call detailed record (CDR) from your
service provider. The difference is subject to the network
and the settings
or dialed calls.
of timer and so on.
Profiles
See "Profile" on P32.
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Fun & Utility
Alarm See "Alarm Clock" on P50.
Scheduler See "Calendar" on P51.
Calculator with the calculator. Press You ca simple arithmeticn do
Stopwatch The phone is equipped with a stopwatch, which can
World Clock You can use this function to view the Greenwich Mean
Settings
Display You c t backlight, contrast, date format, time format,
Call Settings See "Voice Services" on P11.
Phone Settings
the arrow keys up, down, left, right to select the
following operations: add, subtract, multiply and divide.
The calculator supports fractional arithmetic. You can
press
record a period as long as 9 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds
and 990 milliseconds.
Time (GMT) and the current time of other 31 time areas
around the world.
wallpa r settings, screen saver, cust banner.
When there is no operation for 10 seconds or 30 seco
the phone deactivates the backlight.
Press to increase or decrease the contrast.
You can set a picture in the phone as the wallpaper.
You can enable or disable the personalized title.
You can set the date format as D
YYYY-MM-DD.
clock.
You can set Language, Headset Ring, headset Auto
Answer, Auto keyguard and view S/W version.
You can set the language as English or Chinese.
You can enable the head
to enter a dot.
an se
pe
nds,
D-MM-YYYY or
our You can set the time format as 12-hour clock or 24-h
set ring function and hear the
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ring over the headset when there is an incoming call o
new message.
To set the headset auto a
Auto Answer
To set the auto key guard function, see "Locking the
Keypad Automatically" on P50.
Security See "Security" on P35.
Gallery
See "Gallery" on P51.
Game
The phone supports the game XKID. For details, see Help on your phone.
Do More
Download ring tones, wallpapers, games and other exciting content on
TATA Zone. The function is network dependent. For details, consult your
service provider.
" on P13.
nswer function, see "Headset
r a
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14 Troubleshooting
If you come acros
against shooting procedures in this c re contacting your
the trouble
service
provider.
Problem Solution
Unable to recharge Ensure that the charger is correctly connected to th
Unable to power on attery level is not too low and is
the phone
The phone prompts r Ensure that the UIM card is correctly inserted and
no UIM card afte
the UIM card is
inserted.
The UIM card is
locked.
No service can be
offered except the
emergency call
service.
Poor call quality
The other side
cannot hear your
voice.
s any problem while using your phone, check your phone
hapter befo
phone and the power socket.
Ensure that the b
correctly installed. Press and hold for
sufficient time.
is valid.
Contact your service provider to get the PUK code
to unlock the UIM card.
Ensure that
service area. Check whether you set the call
restriction.
Ensure that the phone signal is strong enough.
Move the phone close to the window if you are in
building.
Ensure that the phone speaker is not blocked by
other stuff. Check whether you set the mute
speaker.
the number is right and you are in the
e
a
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Warnings and Precautions
Problem Solution
The phone has poor
receiving signal or is
offline frequently.
The phone prompts
that the searching for
network fails.
Check whether the phone has strong signal. If there
is no signal, use the phone in an area with strong
signal.
If you are in a weak field strength area (in a tunnel
or surrounded by buildings, and so on), move a
try again in another place. Check whether
the attempt to access the service unapproved by
your service provider. If you need the service,
contact your service provider for details.
nd
you have
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Warnings and Precautions
Electronic Device
Turn off your phone near high-precision electronic devices. The phone may
affect the performance of devices such as hearing aids, pacemakers, fire al
systems, automatic gates, and other automatic-control de
an electroni
whether radi
c medical device, consult the device manufacturer to confirm
o wave affects the operation of this device.
vices. If you are using
arm
Hospital
Pay attention to the following points in hospitals or health care facilities:
z Do not take your phone into the operating room (OR), intensive care unit
(ICU), or co
z Do not use your phone at places for medical treatment where phone use is
prohibited.
z ing your phone near someone who is suffering from a heart disease,
When us
turn down the ring tone volume or vibration so that it does not affect the
person.
ronary care unit (CCU).
Area with Inflammables and Explosives
In any area with inflammables and explosives, turn off your phone. Do n
out, install, or c
Areas with inflammables and explosives include, but are not limited to:
z Gas station
z Area for storing fuels (such as the bunk under the deck of a ship)
z transporting and storing fuels or chemical products
Device/Vehicle for
harge the battery in such places to avoid explosion and fire.
ot take
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Warnings and Precautions
z Area with chemical substances and p
articles (such as: granule, dust, metal
powder) in the air
z Area with the sign of "Explosives"
z Area with the sign o
z Area where it is
T
raffic Safety
z Please observe local laws and regulations on phone usage. Do not use your
f "Turn off bi-direction wireless equipment"
generally suggested to stop an engine or a vehicle
phone while driving, to avoid traffic accidents.
z phone onto its holder. While driving, do not place the phone on
Secure the
the seat, or on places where it can fall down during a
sudden stop or
collision.
z
Use the phone after the vehicle stops at a safe place.
If your phone supports the hands-free function, or
z
the phone can be used
with earphones, or if there is any vehicle-mounted equipment with
hands-free function, use them during emergency.
z Do not place the phone over the air bag or in the air bag outspread area. The
phone may hurt you owing to the strong force when the air bag inflates.
z
Observe the rules and regulations of airline companies. While boarding or
approaching a plane, turn off the phone and take out the battery. In a
reas
where the use of the phone is prohibited, power off the phone. Otherwise, the
radio signal of the phone m
St
orage Environment
z netic storage media such as magnetic cards and floppy
Do not place mag
ay disturb the plane control signals.
disks near the phone. Radiation from the phone may erase the information
stored on them.
z ntainers with strong
Do not put your phone, battery, or other accessories in co
magnetic field, such as an induction cooker and a microwave oven.
Otherwise, circuit failure, fire, or explosion may occur.
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Warnings and Precautions
z Do not leave your phone, battery, or charger in a very hot or cold place.
Otherwise, malfunction of the products, fire, or explosion may o
z Do not place sharp metal objects such as pins near the earpiece. The earpiece
ccur.
may attract these objects and hurt you when you use the phone.
z ct your phone, battery, and charger to serious collision or shock.
Do not subje
Otherwise, battery leakages, phone malfunction, overheat, fire, or explosion
may result.
z Do not put your ph
damage to the phon
C
hildren Safety
z Put your phone, battery, and charger in places beyond the reach of children.
Do not allow children to u
z Do not allow children to put the battery in the mouth, for the electrolyte in
one in the back pocket of your trousers or skirt to avoid
e while being seated.
se the phone, battery, or charger without guidance.
the battery is poisonous.
Do not allow children to touch the small fittings. Suffocation or gullet jam
z
can result if children accident
O
perating Environment
z
The phone, battery, and charger are not water-resistant. Keep them dry.
Protect the phone, battery, a
phone with a wet hand. Short-circuit and malfunction of the product, or
ally swallow the small fittings of your phone.
nd charger from water or vapor. Do not touch the
electric shock may occur.
z Do not use the phone in dusty, damp, and untidy places or places with
magnetic field. Otherwise, malfunction of the circuit ma
z Do not power on or power off your phone when it is in close proximity to
y occur.
your ears, to avoid any negative impact on your health.
When carrying or using the phone, k
z eep the antenna at least one inch (2.5
centimeters) away from your body, to avoid negative impact on your health
caused by radio frequency leakage.
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Warnings and Precautions
z If you feel uncomfortable after playing games on your phone for a long time,
it a doctor immediately.
please vis
z On a thunder stormy day, do not use your phone outdoors or while it is being
charged.
z uching the antenna may
Do not touch the antenna when a call is going on. To
affect call quality and cause the phone to operate with more pow
er. As a
result, the talk time and standby time are shortened.
z Cs.
The phone may interfere with nearby TV sets, radios, and P
z In accordance with international s
use phone accessories approved b
C
leaning and Maintenance
z maintain the phone, turn off the phone and disconnect it
Before you clean or
tandards for radio frequency and radiation,
y the manufacturer only.
from the charger. Otherwise, electric shock or short-circuit of the battery or
charger may occur.
z
Do not use any chemical detergent, powder, or other chemical agent (such as
alcohol and benzene) to clean the phone and the c
harger. Otherwise, part
damage or a fire can result. You can clean the phone and the charger with a
piece of soft antistatic cloth that is slightly wet.
z cratch the shell of the phone. Otherwise, the shed coating may cause
Do not s
skin allergy. If that happens, stop using the phone at o
nce and go to see a
doctor.
z you clean it, to prevent fire.
Keep the plug dry when
If the phone or any of its fittings does not work, seek help from an authorized
z
service center for help.
Environmental Protection
Please observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of your packaging
materials, exhausted battery, and old phone and please promote their recycling.
Do not dispose of exhausted battery or old phone in municipal waste or fire.
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Warnings and Precautions
Emergency Call
You can use your phone for emergency calls. However, connections under all
conditions cannot be guaranteed. You should never rely solely on the phone for
essential communications.
Battery
z Use the battery approved by the manufacturer only. Otherwise, explosion
may occur.
z Do not dispose of the battery in fire. Otherwise, the battery may ignite or
explode.
z Do not connect two poles of the battery with conductors such as cables,
jewelries or any other metal material. Otherwise, it may short-circuit the
battery, and it may burn your body.
z Do not disassemble the battery or solder the battery poles. Otherwise fluid
leakage, overheat, fire, or explosion may occur.
z If there is battery leakage, smoke, or strange smell, stop using the battery and
keep it away from open flame to avoid fire or explosion. Then seek help
from an authorized maintenance engineer.
z If the battery fluid contacts your skin or cloth, wash with clean water
immediately to avoid irritation to the skin.
z If the battery fluid gets into the eyes, do not rub your eyes. Your eyes can be
hurt. Wash with clean water and visit a doctor immediately.
z If there is battery deformation, color change, or abnormal heating while you
charge or store the battery, take it out immediately and stop using it.
Otherwise, battery leakage, overheat, explosion, or fire may occur.
z While installing the battery, do not push the battery by force, lest battery
fluid leak out or the battery crack.
z Do not take out the battery when the phone is turned on.
z If you are not planning to use the battery for a long time, store the battery in
normal temperature after charging it.
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Warnings and Precautions
Charger
z Use the charger approved by the phone manufacturer only. Any violation of
this rule may result in fire or malfunction of the charger.
z Do not short-circuit the charger. Short-circuiting the charger may cause fire
or malfunction of the charger.
z If the power cord is damaged (for example, the lead is exposed or broken), or
the plug becomes loose, stop using the cable at once. Otherwise, electric
shock, short-circuit of the charger, or fire may occur.
z Keep the charger dry. Once water or some other liquid leaks into the charger,
electrical leakage may occur.
z Do not use the charger in a dusty and damp environment. Keep the power
cord away from any heating appliance.
z Ensure the charger is properly plugged into the power socket properly while
charging the battery. Improper insertion may result in electric shock, fire, or
explosion. To unplug the charger, pull the plug off rather than tear away the
power cord.
z Use the AC power supply defined in the specifications of the charger. An
improper power voltage can cause fire or malfunction of the charger.
z Do not place any heavy object on the power cord of the charger. Do not
damage, change, or pluck the power cord. Otherwise electric shock or fire
may occur.
z While you are charging the battery with the charger, do not touch the plug,
power cord or the charger with a wet hand. Otherwise, electric shock can
result.
z Once the liquid such as water leaks into the charger, remove the plug of the
charger from the socket immediately. Otherwise, overheating, fire, and other
malfunction may occur.
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Warnings and Precautions
Certification Information (SAR)
THIS DEVICE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT'S REQUIREMENTS FOR
EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD.
Your mobile phone is a low-power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is
powered on, it emits low levels of radio frequency energy (also known as radio
waves or radio frequency fields).
Governments around the world have adopted comprehensive international
safety guidelines, developed by scientific organizations, e.g. ICNIRP
(International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection) and IEEE
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.), through periodic and
thorough evaluation of scientific studies. These guidelines establish permitted
levels of radio wave exposure for the general population. The levels include a
safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and
health, and to account for any variations in measurements.
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is the unit of measurement for the amount of
radio frequency energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone. The
SAR value is determined at the highest certified power level in laboratory
conditions, but the actual SAR level of the mobile phone while operating can be
well below the value. This is because the mobile phone is designed to use the
minimum power required to reach the network.
All models of Huawei’s mobile phone are designed to meet radio frequency
exposure guidelines. 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 government-adopted requirement for safe exposure.
The tests are performed in positions and locations (that is, at the ear and worn
on the body) as required by the FCC for each model. For body worn operation,
this phone has been tested and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines when the
handset is positioned a minimum of 15 mm from the body with an accessory
that contains no metal part. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance
with FCC RF exposure guidelines.
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Warnings and Precautions
The SAR limit adopted by the USA and Canada is 1.6 watts/kilogram (W/kg)
averaged over one gram of tissue. The highest SAR value reported to the FCC
and IC for this device type when tested for use at the ear is 1.02W/kg, and when
properly worn on the body is 0.576W/kg.
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