ISAFE MOBILE ADVANTAGE 1 SERIES User Manual

ADVANTAGE 1.x
Manual
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i.safe MOBILE GmbH i_PARK TAUBERFRANKEN 14 97922 Lauda-Koenigshofen Germany
Tel. +49 9343/60148-0 info@isafe-mobile.com www.isafe-mobile.com
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Part I Safety 6
1 Specifications 7
1.1 Ex-Specifications 7
1.2 Technical Specifications 8
1.3 Variants 8
2 Safety Instructions 9
2.1 Faults and Damages 9
2.2 Ex-relevant Safety Regulations 10
2.3 Further Safety Advises 11
3 i.safe PROTECTOR 13
Part II Quick start 14
1 Keys 15 2 Status Icons 16 3 First Steps 17
3.1 Battery 17
3.2 Installation of the SIM Card 18
3.3 Installation of the Micro-SD Card 19 4 How to Localize the Phone 20 5 How to use Contacts 20 6 How to use Profiles 21 7 How to use Network functions 22 8 How to use Email 23
8.1 Setup 23
8.2 Write an Email 24
8.3 Receive an Email 24 9 How to Use Messages 25
9.1 Send a Message 25
9.2 Read a New Message 25 10 How to Use the Camera (ADVANTAGE 1.0 Only) 26 11 How to Use Bluetooth 27
11.1 Transmitting Documents via Bluetooth 27
11.2 Using a Bluetooth Headset 27
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Part III All Options 29
1 Main Menu 29 2 Contacts 30
2.1 Search Contacts 31
2.2 Other Options 33
3 Messages 36
3.1 SMS 37
3.2 MMS 41
3.3 Email Options 44
4 call log 46
4.1 Check Call Logs 46
5 Camera 49
5.1 Preview Screen in Snapshot Mode 50
6 Media player 53
6.1 Options 54
6.2 Now Playing 54 7 JAVA Apps 56 8 Settings 57
8.1 Emergency Call 58
8.2 Display 59
8.3 Ringtone 60
8.4 Phone settings 61
8.5 Call settings 62
8.6 Networks 64
8.7 Connectivity Settings 65
8.8 Security Settings 66
8.9 Reset Default 66 9 Profiles 67 10 File Manager 69 11 Extra 71
11.1 Bluetooth 72
11.2 Calendar 73
11.3 Notes 74
11.4 Calculator 74
11.5 Recorder 75
11.6 Clock 76
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11.7 Converter 77
11.8 Pedometer 77
11.9 GPS 77 12 FM Radio 78 13 Browser 79
Part IV 81
1 Troubleshooting 82 2 Maintenance 84
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Part I
Safety
Introduction
This document contains information and safety regulations which are to be observed without fail for safe operation of the mobile phone ADVANTAGE 1.x under the described conditions. Non-observance of this information and instructions can have serious consequences and / or may violate regulations.
Please read the manual and these safety instructions before us­ing the phone. In case of contradicting information, the text of these safety instructions shall apply. In case of any doubt, the German version shall apply.
The current EC declaration of conformity, EC and IECEx certifi­cates of conformity, safety instructions and manual can be found at www.isafe-mobile.com, or requested from i.safe MOBILE GmbH.
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1 Specifications
1.1 Ex-Specifications
The ADVANTAGE 1.x is a mobile phone suitable for use in poten­tially explosive atmospheres (zones 1, 21, 2 and 22) in accord­ance with directives 94/9/EC (ATEX 95) and 99/92/EC (ATEX 137), as well as the IECEx scheme.
Ex-markings
ATEX: II 2G Ex ib IIC T4 Gb II 2D Ex ib IIIC T135°C Db IP6X EPS 12 ATEX 1 463 X 2004 IECEx: Ex ib IIC T4 Gb Ex ib IIIC T135°C Db IP6X IECEx EPS 12.0022X
Temperature range: -20 ... +60°C
Manufactured by: i.safe MOBILE GmbH i_PARK TAUBERFRANKEN 14 97922 Lauda-Koenigshofen Germany
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1.2 Technical Specifications
Frequencies: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz 3G 850 /1900 / 2100 MHz Supported networks: WWAN (HSPA/EDGE/GPRS/GSM) Dimension: 63 mm X 127 mm X 24 mm Screen size: 2,2 in QVGA Camera: 2,0 MP (only ADVANTAGE 1.0) Wireless technologies: Bluetooth Battery: 1000 mAh Operating Temperature: -20°C ... 60 C Memory: Micro-SD, supports up to 16GB
1.3 Variants
ADVANTAGE 1.0 is equipped with a 2 MP camera, ADVANTAGE 1.1 is not equipped with a camera.
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2 Safety Instructions
2.1 Faults and Damages
If there is any reason to suspect that the safety of the phone has been compromised, it must be withdrawn from use and removed from any ex-hazardous areas immediately. Measures must be taken to prevent any accidental restarting of the phone.
The safety of the phone may be compromised, if, for example:
malfunctions occur. the housing of the phone or the battery shows damage. the phone has been subjected to excessive loads. the phone has been stored improperly. markings or labels on the phone are illegible.
It is recommended that a phone which shows or which is sus­pected of faults and damages is returned i.safe MOBILE GmbH for inspection.
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2.2 Ex-relevant Safety Regulations
Use of this phone assumes that the operator observes the con­ventional safety regulations and has read and understood manu­al, safety instructions and certificate.
The following safety regulations must also be complied with:
Inside ex-hazardous areas all openings of the phone must be
closed. The battery has to be fixed by the two screws and the covers of the USB and Headset interfaces have to be closed.
The battery may only be exchanged or charged outside ex-
hazardous areas.
The phone may only be charged outside ex-hazardous
areas using the i.safe PROTECTOR USB-cable or other equip­ment approved by i.safe MOBILE GmbH.
USB-connections to other equipment are only allowed out-
side ex-hazardous areas using the i.safe PROTECTOR USB­cable or other equipment approved by i.safe MOBILE GmbH.
Use only the appropriate battery type BPA01A. It is not allowed to carry spare batteries into ex-hazardous ar-
eas.
The phone may be charged only at temperatures in between
0°C ... 45°C.
The phone must not be exposed to abrasive acids or bases. The phone must not be taken into zones 0 or 20. Only accessories approved by i.safe MOBILE GmbH may be
used.
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2.3 Further Safety Advises
Do not touch the screen of the phone with sharp objects.
Dust particles and nails may scratch the screen. Please main­tain the screen clean. Remove dust on the screen with a soft cloth gently, and do not scratch the screen.
Charge the phone under indoor conditions only. Please do not put the phone in environments with excessive
temperatures, as this could lead to heating of the battery, re­sulting in fire or explosion.
Do not charge the phone near any flammable or explosive
substances.
Do not charge the phone in environments with much dust,
humidity, or excessively high or low temperatures (the per­mitted charging temperature range is 0 ... 45°C).
Do not use the phone in areas where regulations or legisla-
tives prohibit the use of a mobile phone.
Do not expose the phone, battery or charger to strong mag-
netic fields, such as are emitted from induction ovens or mi­crowave ovens.
Do not attempt to open or repair the phone. Improper repair
or opening can lead to the destruction of the phone, fire or explosion. Only authorized personnel are allowed to repair the phone.
Only use accessories approved by i.safe MOBILE GmbH. Please do not directly connect the poles of the battery to
avoid short-circuiting the battery.
Power off the phone in hospitals or other places where the
use of mobile phones is prohibited. This phone may affect proper work of medical equipment, such as pacemakers, so always keep a distance of at least 15 cm between the phone and these devices.
Observe all corresponding laws that are in force in the respec-
tive countries regarding the use of mobile phones while oper­ating a vehicle.
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Please power off the phone and disconnect the charging ca-
ble before cleaning the phone.
Do not use any chemical cleaning agents to clean the phone
or the charger. Use a damp and anti-static soft cloth for clean­ing.
Do not discard old and abandoned lithium batteries into the
trash, send them to designated waste disposal locations or re­turn them to i.safe MOBILE GmbH.
The user alone is responsible for any and all damages and lia-
bilities caused by malware downloaded when using the net­work or other data-exchange functions of the phone. i.safe MOBILE GmbH cannot be held responsible for any of those claims.
Warning
i.safe MOBILE GmbH will not assume any liability for damages caused by disregarding any of these advices or by any inappro­priate use of the phone.
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3 i.safe PROTECTOR
The ADVANTAGE 1.x contains specially designed safety circuits. Connecting the phone to non-ex-approved equipment like a computer can endanger the safety of the phone, as faults in the non-approved equipment could lead to a power surge into the phone large enough to destroy the safety circuits.
The i.safe PROTECTOR is a USB-cable for connecting the phone with non-ex-approved equipment. It contains additional safety circuits to protect the phone from possible faults in the non-ex­approved equipment.
For this reason, charging and USB-connections are only allowed using the i.safe PROTECTOR.
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Part II
Quick start
Throughout this guide, the following formats are used:
[OK], [SEND] signify physical keys to be pressed.
<Menu>, <Settings> represent text options on the screen of
the phone that have to be selected by using the keys.
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1 Keys
[1] Power: Long press to power the phone up or down.
Short press to lock the phone.
[2] Send: Bring up the call log or answer a call when the
phone is ringing.
[3] End: Return to homescreen from any menu.
End or reject a call.
[4] Menu: While on the homescreen: enter settings. [5] Clear: Deletes your selection. [6] Navigation: 4-way navigation through menus. [7] OK: Confirm the selected item or function. [8] Keypad: Use for text or number entry. [9] Volume: Adjust the volume. [10] Camera: Take a picture when in camera mode. (only valid for ADVANTAGE 1.0).
Long press for switching torch on or off.
[11] SOS: Long press to activate the SOS-alert and call a
pre-defined number sequence.
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2 Status Icons
These icons will be displayed in the status bar in the upper part of the display.
Current Signal Strength
Battery power level indicator
GPRS Connection
EDGE Connection
UMTS Connection
Bluetooth active
Call in progress
Missed calls
Flight mode
ringtone only
vibration only
vibration and ringtone
mute
New SMS
New MMS
New voice mails
Alarm clock active
MP3 playing
FM radio active
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3 First Steps
3.1 Battery
The battery is inserted into the back of the mobile phone. The battery is not fully charged when the mobile phone is purchased, but it contains enough energy to power on the phone. To obtain best battery performance and battery life, let the battery dis­charge completely before charging it completely for the first three charging cycles.
3.1.1 Installing and Extracting the Battery
When installing the battery, insert the teeth at the top of the battery into the corresponding notches of the mobile phone, then press the battery down and secure it by turning the two screws with the included screw driver (TORX T8). Ensure that the battery is safely in place before powering on the phone.
3.1.2 Charging the Battery
Connect the i.safe PROTECTOR USB-cable with the phone as in­dicated in the picture below:
Connect the plug with the socket of the power supply. After charging, remove the USB-cable from the charger.
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3.1.3 Battery Use
In actual use, the standby time and talk time of the mobile phone varies with the network status, working environment and usage.
When the power of the battery is lower than normal, the phone will prompt you to charge it. Please charge the battery; other­wise you may lose any files which are not saved. If you do not charge for a long time, the phone will be powered off automatically.
Warning:
The phone may only be charged at ambient temperatures in a range from 0°C ... 45°C. Please do not use charging equipment if the temperature exceeds this range. Only use the i.safe PROTECTOR USB-cable to connect to a charger. Using any other cable may cause danger and will void the warranty.
3.2 Installation of the SIM Card
The SIM-card holder is placed in the battery compartment. Please remove the battery to gain access to the holder.
Unlock the SIM-card-holder by sliding it forward as indicated on the holder. Open the holder and insert the SIM-card. Close the holder and lock it again to safely retain the SIM-card.
Warning:
Do not try to insert or remove the SIM card when any external power supply is connected, otherwise the SIM card or the mobile phone may be damaged.
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3.3 Installation of the Micro-SD Card
The SD-card holder is placed in the battery compartment. Please remove the battery to gain access to the holder.
Unlock the SD-card-holder by sliding it forward as indicated on the holder. Open the holder and insert the SD-card. Close the holder and lock it again to safely retain the SD-card.
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4 How to Localize the Phone
With the phone showing the home screen, press [OK] and select settings. In <Phone settings>, in the item <Time and date> and
<Language> you can change the settings according to the local
time zone, language, date format, etc.
5 How to use Contacts
5.1.1 Add a New Contact
In the contact list, press [LSK] and select <Add new contact> to access the editing interface for the new contact. In the editing interface, input the contact name, number, email and etc., then press [LSK] to save all the information. You may choose any image from your pictures to add as a con­tact picture. To add more information, you can choose <Add de-
tail>.
5.1.2 Edit Contact Information
In the contact details, press [LSK], then choose <Edit>.
Delete contacts
In the contact list, press [LSK], choose <Delete> , press [LSK] to confirm; If you want to delete more, press [LSK], choose <Mark> , select contacts to delete or < All>, press [LSK], choose <Delete> , press
[LSK] to confirm;
Speed find
In the contact list, input letters to find the contact. (For example:
if want to find „Eric”, press [3] [7] [4] [2].)
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6 How to use Profiles
Profile settings can help you to set the ringing tone, message alert tone, volume, notification type and etc. Profiles modes in­clude <General>, <Silence>, <Meeting>, <Outdoor>, <Flight>,
<Headset>, <Customized>.
In the main menu, select <Profiles> to set or edit any of these profiles.
Profile settings
In <Profiles> menu, select the profile you prefer to set <On>.
Editing a Profile
In <Profile> menu, Press [LSK] to select Settings. Set the options. You can change the <Call alert type>, the <Vol-
ume level> and the <Keypad tone>.
In Standby mode, the current profile settings and ring mode is displayed in the status bar on the top of screen.
Display settings
Set the theme, wallpaper, and shortcuts.
Ringtone settings
Here you can change the settings for the call default, SIM, voice call and message ringtones.
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7 How to use Network functions
This phone supports wireless application protocol WAP and WWW service. Please make sure Internet service is available for SIM before using the function. The network service providers provide the fee information and other specific settings. You can access different Internet services such as news, weather reports, flight information, etc. These services are especially de­signed for mobile phones and maintained by WAP / WWW ser­vice providers. Network service is necessary for WAP. Please contact your net­work provider and/or the service provider of the desired service. The service provider will also provide instructions about how to use their service.
Important:
Information regarding the fees and other specific settings are provided by the network service providers.
For using the above mentioned services the APN (access point name) settings have to be installed for the network settings of the phone. The APN settings are provided by the network pro­vider. They are unique for every provider. Please ask your pro­vider or look at their webpage for the correct settings.
Settings for T-Mobile
Account name: T-Mobile INTERNET APN: internet.t-mobile Username: t-mobile Passwort: tm
To enter the APN settings navigate to <Settings>  <Connectivi-
ty>  <Data account> <Options> then select <Add> and enter
the provider specific settings.
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8 How to use Email
8.1 Setup
Navigate to <Menu>  <Messages>  <Email> to enter the email app.
Choose <Option>  <Settings> to set up a new email-account.
There are 3 default templates. These can be changed to your preferred settings or you can build a new profile. To edit an existing account, select the account, choose <Setting> and add your account information.
Depending on your email service provider, you might need to change the settings for the incoming and outgoing server.
Choose <Option>  <Settings> to use your account.
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8.2 Write an Email
Navigate to <Menu>  <Messages>  <Email> to enter the email app. Enter <New mail>, compose your message and choose <Option>
<Send> to send out the email.
8.3 Receive an Email
Navigate to <Menu>  <Messages>  <Email> to enter the email app. Select <Inbox>  <Option>  <Retrieve> to receive new emails.
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9 How to Use Messages
9.1 Send a Message
Navigate to <Menu>  <Messages>  <SMS> to enter the SMS app. Navigate to <Menu>  <Messages>  <MMS> to enter the MMS app.
To create and send a SMS/MMS message, choose <New SMS> /
<New MMS> to create a new message.
Input the phone number or choose a number from <Contacts>.
Compose your message text and select <Option>  <Send> to send it.
When composing an SMS, select <Option>  <Insert> to insert Contact info, Text templates or Calendar events. When composing an MMS, select <Option>  <Insert> to insert pictures, videos or sounds.
9.2 Read a New Message
When a new SMS or MMS message I received, a message box pops up. To read the message, press [OK], to ignore the message press [RSK]. If you ignore the new message, the missed message icon (see page 16) appears in status bar.
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10 How to Use the Camera
(ADVANTAGE 1.0 Only)
To take a picture, press [OK] or the [Camera key] when you are on the homescreen. You can then delete, send and rename the picture taken or set it as wallpaper or contact picture, slideshow, etc. Record a video To record a video, press [OK] when you are on the homepage, select <Pause> to pause recording or <Stop> to stop recording. You can then delete, send, rename or play the video recorded.
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