iCreation G-501 User Manual

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G-501

Product

Information Guide

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This guide contains helpful information

that enables you to enjoy all of the features

of your BT handset.

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Bluetooth handset. The new product offers you a unique, wireless experience using Bluetooth wireless technology. It is a model of efficiency, offering wireless connections with Galaxy.

this guide before use and kindly note that the contents in this guide may be updated without notice.

The BT handset is

backward compatible with audio devices with V2.1 or earlier. Its operation range is up to 10 meters (indoor)

operating power mode is Class 2 (-6-4dBm). This Information Guide provides more details.

Bluetooth Wireless Technology

Bluetooth is a specification for short-range radio links between mobile computers, mobile phones, digital cameras, and other portable devices. The radio operates on the globally available ISM 'free band', allowing users to use "Bluetooth" equipment worldwide. The Bluetooth devices communicate within a maximum of 10 meters; and do not need to be in line of sight.

Bluetooth V3.0 compliance. It is

2.4 GHz

Please read

;

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Safety Information

Note: Nearly every electronic device is susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) if inadequately shielded, designed, or otherwise configured for electromagnetic compatibility.

To avoid electromagnetic interference and/or compatibility conflicts, turn off your device in any facility where posted notices instructed you to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that is sensitive to external RF energy.

Some devices may interfere with some hearing aids. If you use any other personal medical devices, consult

the manufacturer of your device to determine if it is adequately shielded from RF energy. Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information.

Use only power supply approved for use with this particular device. The use of any other type will invalidate the warranty and can be dangerous.

Never try to disassemble or service the equipment by yourself.

Keep the handset and accessories out of reach from children.

There may be restrictions on using Bluetooth technology in some locations. These could include hospitals, petrol stations, laboratories, potentially explosive surroundings and etc.

The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.

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Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Feature List Package Contents

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Bluetooth Handset Overview Connecting

Charging Turning On or Off the Handset

Chapter 2: Bluetooth Settings

Pairing with a Galaxy Connecting a Galaxy

Disconnecting a Galaxy

Chapter 3: Basic Functions

Making a Call Receiving a Call

Rejecting a Call

Ending a Call

Adjusting the Volume

Muting a Call

Music Control

Call Waiting

LED Indicator

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Chapter 4: Menu Settings

Menu Navigation Menu Structure

Phonebook

Call Logs

Profile

Setting

Chapter 5: Additional Information

Troubleshooting Care and Maintenance

Technical Specifications

Compatible Mobile Phones

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Chapter 1: Getting Started

Features List

1. Phonebook synchronization from the Galaxy

2. Phonebook searching

3. Charge for some other mobile phones by the USB output port on the base is available

4. Voice dialing / S Voice

5. Call waiting

6. Handsfree conversation

7. Music playing control

8. 3.5mm headset jack for music playing (A2DP)

9. Call logs

10. Profiles setting (Normal\Silence)

11. 5 ring tone selection

12. Ring volume setting

13. LCD backlight control (5S\15S\25S)

14. Keypad lock setting (5S\15S\25S\OFF)

15. Avoid loss

16. 2 language selection

17. Device name setting

18. Pairing code setting

19. Keypad backlight flash setting when receiving calls

20. MF button for multi-function control

21. LED indicator (Low battery\charging\full charging)

22. Mute function

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Package Contents

Once you have unpacked your Bluetooth handset, make sure that you have all of these parts. If any component is missing or broken, please call your dealer.

Handset

Base with

Galaxy charger

G-501

Product

Information Guide

Power supply

(5V, 1.5A)

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Bluetooth Handset Overview

Handset

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1. Charging LED

2. LCD screen

3. Up key

4. Music control key

5. Reject/Power key

6. Numeric keypad

7. Down key

2 3 4 5

8. Dial/Answer key

9. Left/Right keys

10. Earpiece

11. Multi-Function Button (MFB)

12. Microphone

13. Charging pins

14. Headset jack

15. Reset jack

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Base

Charging cradle (for BT handset)

Charging cradle (for Galaxy)

Knobs

Connecting

Connect the plug of the power supply to the input power jack of the base, and then plug the power supply into a standard AC wall outlet.

To AC wall outlet

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Charging

BT Handset & Galaxy

The BT handset comes with a builtin rechargeable Li-Polymer battery. Before initial operation, fully charge the BT handset for 5 hours or more.

To charge the Bluetooth handset or Galaxy, simply place it on the base.

Notes:

Adjust the knobs on the base according to the thickness and height of your Galaxy.

The red LED light will be on indicating the handset's charging properly, and it will turn blue when the battery is fully charged.

When the battery is low, the red LED on the handset flashes twice every 10 seconds, also

tone every 30 seconds during a conversation.

as described above, or else the handset will shut down when battery is very low.

you could hear a

Charge it

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Other Mobile Phones

To charge some other mobile phones, plug the connector in the USB port on the base, then plug the other connector in the port of your mobile phone. For more information about the compatible model, please see page36.

Battery Use and Care

If treated with care, a rechargeable battery has a long service life. A new battery, or one that has not been used for a long period of time, could have reduced capacity the first few times it is used.

Note:

Only qualified service centers are authorized to remove or replace the battery.

Turning On or Off the Handset

To turn on the handset, press and hold key for about 4 seconds, then the handset beeps.

To turn off the handset, press and hold key for about 4 seconds, appears, then the handset beeps and power off.

PowerOff

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Chapter 2: Bluetooth Settings

Pairing with a Galaxy

To use a Galaxy with your Bluetooth handset, you must first pair and connect the Galaxy with the handset.

Make sure the handset is power off before starting the pairing process, and place the Bluetooth handset within 1 meter away from your Galaxy.

On the Galaxy, click button, ,

, , then click .

network Bluetooth settings Bluetooth

When to the left side of Bluetooth appears as green color, the Bluetooth on the Galaxy is turned on.

Press beneath to enter the pairing mode.

Click , the Galaxy searches for

Search for devices

available devices. When the Galaxy finds , click

Pair with this device

base, then click .

When the connection is successful,

phone audio

Pair

appears.

Settings Wireless and

G-501

to pair and connect it with the

Connected to

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Notes:

Make sure the handset and the Galaxy are no more than a meter apart, so they are within operable range.

If the handset is not successfully paired within 90 seconds, it will automatically leave pairing mode. If you still want to pair, please repeat the steps of pairing again.

Connecting a Galaxy

The Bluetooth handset will connect to the last paired Galaxy automatically when the handset is switched off then on, and within 10 meters range. Ensure the Bluetooth feature is enabled on the Galaxy.

If you switch off the Bluetooth feature on the Galaxy and then switch it on, you should connect it again.

Method 1: Using the Bluetooth handset

Press beneath in the standby mode. After that,

Connected to phone audio G-501

Galaxy screen.

Method 2: Using the Galaxy

Click below on the Galaxy screen. After the

Paired G-501

connection is successful, appears.

Cnect

appears below on the

Connected to phone audio

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Note:

Once the handset and the Galaxy is more than 10 meters apart, they will be disconnected automatically. If you move the handset closer to Galaxy within 10 minutes, they can be re-connected. Otherwise, the handset will be turned off automatically.

Disconnecting a Galaxy

When not using the handset with the Galaxy, they can be disconnected as follows:

Method 1: Using the Bluetooth handset

Press beneath in the standby mode. After that,

appears instead of

Paired Connected to phone audio

below on the Galaxy screen.

G-501

Method 2: Using the Galaxy

Switch off the Bluetooth function on the Galaxy.

Reminder

Some of Instant Messenger, such as Viber,

Skype, Fring, Im+, Nettalk...... may not well

support Bluetooth protocol, please check with relevant providers and update the software to use G-501 properly.

Thanks!

Disc

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Chapter 3: Basic Functions

Making a Call

Using the Bluetooth handset

Enter a telephone number. Check it.

If you make a mistake, correct it by using beneath

Del

When the number correctly appears, press to dial

it out.

Using the Galaxy

Make calls on the Galaxy in normal ways.

Voice Dialing / S Voice

Your handset also support voice dialing with some Galaxy. Before using this function, set up "voice-tags" on your Galaxy.

Press MFB twice on the handset within 0.8 seconds. When a beep occurs, say the desired number.

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Call Switching between the Handset and a Galaxy

During a call, you can switch between your BT handset

and your Galaxy.

Method 1: Using the Galaxy

During a cell line call using the , click

display of the Galaxy. The call switches to the Galaxy.

To switch back, click (the bar below

is gray) on the Galaxy. The call switches back to the

Bluetooth handset

(the bar below is green) on the

Bluetooth handset

Bluetooth

Method 2: Using the Bluetooth Handset

During a call, press and hold for about 2 seconds to switch the call between the Bluetooth handset and the Galaxy.

Note:

To use this feature, the Bluetooth handset must be paired and connected to the Galaxy beforehand. For more details, please refer to section.

Bluetooth Settings

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Receiving a Call

To answer a call, after the handset rings, press or . You can also use the Galaxy to answer the call.

Rejecting a Call

To reject an incoming call, after the handset rings, press

Ending a Call

To end a call, press or . You can also use the Galaxy to end the call.

Adjusting the Volume

During a conversation, press to increase or press to decrease the volume. The handset volume will increase or decrease.

Muting a Call

During a conversation, you can temporarily mute the microphone so that the party on the other end of the line cannot hear you. You can still hear the other party. This enables you to converse privately with someone near you.

To mute the microphone, press beneath . During the mute mode a prompt tone occurs every 3 seconds. Meanwhile, displays above the right .

To unmute the microphone, press beneath , a prompt tone occurs. Meanwhile, displays above the right .

Unmu

Mute

Unmu

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Music Control

After connecting to the Galaxy, press to play the music. During music playing, press to play previous song and press to play next song (If a song is played by Galaxy, it will also be played through G-501, but you should press to enter the playing interface.

Call Waiting

To answer an incoming call during an active call, press and hold MFB for about 1.5 seconds. This put the active call on waiting, and enables you answer the second call. Press MFB to end the second call and reactivate the first call.

During the second call, press and hold MFB for about

1.5 seconds to return to the first call, meanwhile holds the second call. At this time press MFB to end the first call.

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LED Indicator

Handset Status LED Status

During the charging

Red (steadily)

Fully charged

Battery low

Blue (steadily)

Red (flash twice every 10 seconds)

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Chapter 4: Menu Settings

Menu Navigation

To access a menu option:

When no Galaxy is connected, press to enter the menu, otherwise press beneath to enter.

To scroll through menu options, press or

repeatedly.

To select a menu, press beneath when

moving to the desired menu.

Repeat if necessary.

To cancel or return to standby mode:

To cancel and returns to the previous screen, press beneath .

Exit

To return to the standby mode, press .

Note:

The LCD screen will get dark if no key is pressed in several seconds. Press any key, then the display reappears.

Select

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Menu Structure

1Phonebook

1Search

2Sync

3Clear 4Opp

2Caller

3Profile

4Setting

1Received

2Missed

3Dialed 4ClearAll

1InCall

2RingTone

3RingVol

1BackLight

2KeyLock Set

3AvoidLoss

4Language

5DeviceName

6PasswordSet

7Flash Led

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Phonebook

Download Phonebook from the Galaxy

The phonebook on your Galaxy can be downloaded to your Bluetooth handset. Each downloaded phonebook entry can store up to 500 entries. You can access these phonebook entries and use them to make a call. During the phonebook reviewing, if a number is more than 12 digits, press to review the other digits.

Make sure that the Galaxy is already connected to the Bluetooth handset, and place your Galaxy next to the base during the downloading.

Press beneath .

Press beneath to choose .

Press to move to , then press beneath

. appears. Press beneath

Select Is Sync? Select

to confirm or press beneath to cancel. your Galaxy need to accept the request.

During the downloading, appears. After that,

you can review the Galaxy's phonebook via your Bluetooth handset.

Important Note:

Since the speed of Bluetooth transmission is limited, the process of phonebook downloading may last for several minutes. If there is an incoming call when the downloading is in progress, after the conversation, the downloading will be continued.

Select 1Phonebook

2Sync

Exit

Syncing

Also,

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Review or Dial a Number in Phonebook

Press beneath .

Press beneath to choose .

Repeatedly press or to scroll to the desired

entry. You can also quickly review the number by the first letter of the name. When pressing the first letter of the name, the first matching name appears.

Press to dial the number that appears.

Select 1Phonebook

Select 1Search

Delete all the Numbers in Phonebook

Press beneath .

Press beneath to choose .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath . appears. Press beneath to confirm or press beneath to cancel.

Select IsClearAll

Select Exit

Note:

Once the Bluetooth handset is paired with a new Galaxy, the phonebook information that you downloaded from the other Galaxy will be deleted automatically for your privacy.

Select 1Phonebook

3Clear

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Call Logs

Received or Missed Calls

The last 10 received (or missed) calls are stored in the call logs.

Press beneath .

Press to move to , then press beneath

Select

Press beneath to access or

press to choose , then press beneath

. The list of incoming calls appears.

Select

Scroll through the relevant calls list using or

until you find the desired number, press to dial it out.

Note:

MissCall xx appears when you miss one or more calls.

2Caller

Select 1Received

2Missed

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Dialed Calls

The last 10 dialed calls are stored in the call logs.

Press beneath .

Press to move to , then press beneath

Select

Press or to move to , then press

beneath . The list of dialed calls appears.

Select

Scroll through the dialed calls list using or

until you find the desired number, press to dial it out.

2Caller

3Dialed

Delete all the Numbers in Call Logs

Press beneath .

Press to move to , then press beneath

Select

Press or to move to , then press

beneath . appears. Press

beneath to confirm or press beneath to

Select Exit

cancel.

2Caller

4ClearAll

Select IsClearAll

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Profile

In Call

You can set your handset to ring or just be silent when a new call comes in. Also, you can switch the two modes in the standby mode by pressing and holding .

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press beneath to choose .

Press or to choose or , then

press beneath .

Ring Tone

There are 5 ring tones for you to select.

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to select the ring tone, then press

beneath .

3Profile

Select 1InCall

1Ring 2Silent

Select

3Profile

2RingTone

Select

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Ring Volume

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to select the ring volume, then press

beneath .

3Profile

3RingVol

Select

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Setting

Back Light

You can adjust the backlight time of the handset keypad. Then after the setting time, when no key is pressed, the backlight of the handset keypad will be off.

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press beneath to choose .

Press or to choose among , and ,

then press beneath .

Key Lock

After the time you set, and no key is pressed, the keypad will be locked automatically. To unlock, press and hold

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to set according to your own need,

then press beneath .

4Setting

Select 1BackLight

5s 15s 25s

Select

4Setting

2KeyLock Set

Select

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Avoid Loss

After this function is enabled, once your Galaxy and G-501 are keep away from the Bluetooth's effective range, G-501 will ring continuous even in silence mode.

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Press or to select or , then

press beneath .

4Setting

3AvoidLoss

Select

1Enable 2Disable

Select

Language

You can change the language used to display the menu messages. There are two languages available.

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Press or to select the desired language, then

press beneath .

4Setting

4Language

Select

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Device Name

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Enter the name, up to 12 characters long that you want

to assign to the handset, then press beneath

Select

4Setting

5DeviceName

Select

Password Setting

The default pairing password is 0000. You can alter it according to your need.

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Enter the password (up to 12 digits) you want to set,

then press beneath .

4Setting

6PasswordSet

Select

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Flash LED

When a new call comes in, the LED on the keypad will flash if this feature is enabled.

Press beneath .

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Select

Press or to move to , then press

beneath .

Press or to select or , then

press beneath .

4Setting

7Flash Led

Select

1Enable 2Disable

Select

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Chapter 5: Additional Information

Troubleshooting

Symptom Solution

The handset doesn't turn on.

The handset is unable to use with the Galaxy.

Ensure the battery is properly charged, fully drained battery may take a while to charge up.

once the device crush down, press the reset button which bulid in the reset hole to restart.

Contact an authorized service center.

Ensure the handset and the Galaxy is turned on.

Ensure the Bluetooth feature on the Galaxy is activated.

Ensure the handset is paired to the Galaxy, please refer to pairing procedure.

Ensure both the handset and Galaxy is within 10 meters operating range. There are no obstructions or interference in between.

Try to pair the Galaxy again if the problem is still not solved.

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Symptom Solution

Disable Bluetooth in the Galaxy and then enable it again, the disconnected Bluetooth connection between the handset and the Galaxy cannot be automatically resumed.

Due to differences in each Galaxy's software, so it is normal for some Galaxy that the Bluetooth connection cannot be automatically resumed. If in this case, please establish the Bluetooth connection manually (See P13 "Connecting a Galaxy").

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Care and Maintenance

Do not attempt to open the BT handset, only the authorized maintenance staff should perform the service. Please check with your local dealer.

Do not expose the handset to liquid, moisture or humidity. It is not waterproof.

Do not expose the handset to dusty and dirty environment.

Do not expose the handset to fire. It may result in explosion.

Do not expose or store the handset in high heat. High temperature may shorten the life of electronic components, damage battery, deform plastic parts.

Do not use harsh cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean the BT handset. Only use soft cloth to clean the handset.

Do not throw, drop or knock the handset. Rough handling can damage the handset.

Do keep the handset in proper storage, dry place, free from dust and extreme temperatures when not in use.

Do not expose your handset in an environment temperature above +55 deg C (+131 deg F). If the handset is operated in cold temperatures, the battery capacity is reduced. Use your handset in room temperature for maximum battery capacity.

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Technical Specifications

Bluetooth Compliance

Frequency Band

Modulation

RF Power

Operating Range

Connection

Security

Power Supply

Charging time

Compatibility

Size (mm)

Ambient temperature

Humidity

Bluetooth Specifications version 3.0

2.4GHz ISM Spectrum; frequency hopping 79 channels

GFSK (Gaussian Frequency Shift Keying)

Class 2, - 6 - 4dBm

Up to 10m (indoor)

Point-to-Point

Security mode 3 (pairing, encryption, authentication)

Base input: 5V, 1.5A; Handset input: Rechargeable Li-Polymer 850mAh

5 hours

Mobile phones supporting Bluetoot elow) specifications

Base: 172 x 93 x 59; Handset: 154 x 41 x 17

Normal: 15 ~ 35 , Extreme: 0 ~ 40℃℃ ℃℃

0%~90%

h 3.0 (and b

? Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Compatible Mobile Phones

The following model types of mobile phone can be charged by the base via the USB connector:

HTC: HD2/ Incredible S/ Desire S etc. MIONE: M1/M2 Moto: Mb860 etc. Lenovo: LePhone etc.

Note:

Please do not charge the Galaxy and other mobile phone at the same time.

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