Huawei D51 User Guide
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Disclaimer regarding dustproof, waterproof and
shockproof performance
Your handset is compliant with the IP57 standard (for
information about the IP57 standard, see IEC60529. Test
conditions: 15°C to 35°C; 25% to 75% relative humidity; 86–
106 kPa (860–1060 mbar) atmospheric pressure), which gives
limited protection from dust and liquid ingress. It is not
waterproof and should never be immersed in any liquid. The
hands et c omes wit h an a nti-dismantle label. Dismantling the
handset and any human caused liquid ingress will void your
warranty. To ensure continued protection against liquid damage,
ensure that the battery cover, and the antenna port, earphone
jack, and USB port cover are securely closed.
Any improper use of the handset may lead to lower
performance, and for any consequences arising from this,
including but not limited to the inability of the handset or other
property loss, we will not take responsibility as permitted by law.
Contents
1 Getting Started.................................................................. 1
Your Pho ne at a G lance ....................................................... 1
Keys and Funct ions .............................................................. 2
Sport armband .................................................................... 4
Removing the Back Cover and the Battery Cover .................. 5
Inserting the USIM/SIM Card and the Battery ........................ 5
Inserting the microSD Card .................................................. 6
Charging the Battery............................................................ 6
Status Icons ......................................................................... 7
2 Tex t In put .......................................................................... 8
Ente ring Engl ish ................................................................... 8
Entering Numbers................................................................ 9
Entering a Symbol.............................................................. 10
3 Emergency Settings......................................................... 10
Setting an Emergency Number ........................................... 10
Making an Emergency Call ................................................. 10
4 Voice Services .................................................................. 11
Making a Call .................................................................... 11
Answering a Call................................................................ 11
5 Contacts ........................................................................... 12
Addi ng a Contact .............................................................. 12
Searching for a Contact ..................................................... 12
6 Messaging ....................................................................... 12
Creating and Sending a Message ....................................... 12
Emai l ................................................................................. 13
7 Media Applications ......................................................... 14
Taki ng a Photo .................................................................. 14
Recordi ng a Video ............................................................. 15
Music Player ...................................................................... 15
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Playing a Video.................................................................. 16
FM R adio ........................................................................... 16
Recorder ........................................................................... 17
8 Organizer Applications ................................................... 17
Date and time ................................................................... 17
Comp ass ........................................................................... 18
Alar ms .............................................................................. 18
Weather Forecast .............................................................. 19
GPS Location ..................................................................... 19
9 Connectivity ..................................................................... 20
Connecti ng via US B ........................................................... 20
Bluetooth .......................................................................... 23
10 Secu rity .......................................................................... 24
Pho ne Lock ....................................................................... 24
PIN and PUK...................................................................... 24
Ke ypa d Lock ...................................................................... 25
11 Warnings and Precautions............................................ 25
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1 Getting Started
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Your Phone a t a Glance
1 Flashlight 2
3 Earpiece 4 Volume up key
Charger/Data cable
connector
5 Volume down key 6 Confirm key
7 Rig ht soft key 8 End key
9 Number keys 10 # key
Ext ernal ante nna
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connector
12 * key
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13 Call key 14 Left soft key
15 Navigation keys 16 Screen
17 Headset jack 18 Came ra
19 Speaker
The ab ove tabl e is prov ided for your r eference only.
This handset supports the co nnection to a n external anten na. Install
the ext ernal antenna cor rectly by foll owing the instructi ons. Use on ly
the orig inal ext ernal ant enna prov ided by Hu awei. Th e use of any
anten na not provided by Huawe i may aff ect t he perf ormanc e of
your handset, v iolate the handset's warranty terms and cond itions as
well as the nat ional ru les and regulat ions reg arding comm unicati ons
termin al produ cts, an d even caus e person al injur y.
The ex ternal antenn a is not a sta ndard acc essor y and s hould be
bought sep arately.
Keys and Functions
Press... To...
Call key
End key
Make or answer a call.
Access call logs in standby mode.
Power the phone on or off (press
and ho ld t he ke y).
End or reject a call.
Return to standby mode.
Turn the screen backlight on or off.
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Press... To...
Left soft key
Right soft key
Select the option displayed in the lower
left corner of the screen.
Select the option displayed in the lower
right corner of the screen.
Switch between the current profile and
* key
the Meeting profile (by press and hold
the k ey).
# key
0 key
–9 key
Switch between text input methods
when e diting t ext.
Enter numbers, letters, and symbols.
Call the voicemail in standby mode
(pr ess and hol d the 1 key).
Speed-dial p hone numb ers in
sta ndby mode (pr ess and ho ld t he
keys 2–9 i f spe ed dia l numb ers are
assigned).
Confirm key Confirm a selection.
Swi tch b etw een shortc uts when t he
standby screen is set to Functional
Navigation
keys
mode.
Access the corresponding functions
in st andb y mo de whe n t he standby
screen is set to Concise mode.
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Press... To...
Increase the volume.
Volume up key
Access Compass in sta ndby mode
(press and hold the key).
Decrease the volume.
Volume down
key
Turn t he fl ashlight on or tur n off in
sta ndby mode (pr ess and ho ld t he
key).
Sport armband
Wear the sport armband correct ly by foll owing th e illustr ations in
the manual. Adjust the tightness till it fits w ell.
Do not iron the w ashable sp ort arm band to avoi d its defor mation.
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Removing the Back Cover and the Battery Cover
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Turn the screw counterclockwise to open the battery co ver.
Use a coin or a flathead screwdriv er to unscrew the battery cover.
Do not us e your fing ernail.
Inserting the USIM/SIM Card and the Battery
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Inserting the microSD Card
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Charging the Battery
Before charging the battery ensure that it is installed in your
phone. Do not use a damaged battery or charger.
1. Connect the charger to a power outlet.
2. Connect the charger to the phone's charger connector.
3. Wait until the battery is fully charged When the battery is
char ging , the charging ico n scrolls . Whe n the charging ico n
stops blinking, the battery is fully charged.
4. Unplug the charger from the power outlet.
5. Disconnect the charger from the phone.
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Status Icons
Icon Indicates...
Signal st rength
Roamin g
2G netw ork avai lable
Receiving and s ending data o n a 2G n etwork
2G (EDG E) networ k availa ble
Receiving and s ending data on a 2G (EDGE) n etwork
3G netw ork avai lable
Receiving and s ending data on a 3G network
3G (HSDP A) netw ork avai lable
Receiving and s ending data on a 3G (HSDPA) network
Call in pr ogress
Text message memor y full
New tex t mess age rece ived
New mu ltimedia m essage r eceived
Multim edia mess age memory full
New voi cema il mess age rece ived
New e mergenc y messag e receive d
microSD card inserted
Alarm cl ock enab led
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