Lemon Mobiles MU1 User guide

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While all efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of all contents in this manual, we assume no liability for errors or omissions or statements of any kind in this manual, whether such errors or omissions or statements resulting from negligence, accidents, or any other cause. The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.

Protect our environment! We strive to produce products in compliance with global environmental standards. Please consult your local authorities for proper disposal.

Note: User’s Manual is Just to guide the user about the functionality of the phone. This

is not any certif icate of technology. Some functions may vary due to

modifications and upgradations of software or due to printing mistake.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Before using your phone, please read the following important information to eliminate or reduce any possibility of causing damage and personal injury.

Do not use wireless phones while driving.

Switch off wireless devices in aircraft. The signal may cause interference. Using them on aircraft is illegal. Do not use mobile phones where blasting is in pr ogress. Follow regulations and rules strictly. Do not use mobile phones at a refueling point. Don’t use near fuel or chemicals Follow regulations or rules in hospital and health care facilities. Switch phone off near medical equipment.

All wireless devices may get interference that could affect performance.

Only qualified service personnel can install or repair this device.

Use only approved accessories and batteries.

Use only in normal posit ion. Do not expose your phone to extreme high temperatures above +60℃（+140°F）. Do not use anything static to clean your phone. Ensure the phone is turned on and in service. Enter the emergency number, then press Pick Up key. Give your location. Do not end the call until told to do so.

Improper use will invalidate the warranty! These safety instructions also apply to original accessories.

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GENERAL INFORMATION...................................................................................... 4

Antenna . ......................................................................................................... 4

Network Service. ............................................................................................. 4

Accessories . ................................................................................................... 4

Privacy. ........................................................................................................... 4

KNOW YOUR MOBILE PHONE .............................................................................. 4

Positions of Phone Keys ................................................................................. 5

Display Screen. ............................................................................................... 6

IMPORTANT INFORMATION .................................................................................. 7

Use of Passwords . .......................................................................................... 7

Battery Information . ........................................................................................ 7

Usage & Maintenance. .................................................................................... 8

Emergency Calls. ............................................................................................ 9

GETTING STARTED ............................................................................................... 9

First Call . ........................................................................................................ 9

Mounting the SIM Card ................................................................................... 9

Mounting the T-Flash Card. ........................................................................... 10

Charging the Battery ......................................................................................11

Switching Your Phone On/Off.........................................................................11

Waken Up Your Phone. ..................................................................................11

CALLING. .............................................................................................................. 11

Making Calls . .................................................................................................11

Answering Calls ............................................................................................ 12

Options in Call . ............................................................................................. 12

GUIDE TO MENU OPERATIONS .......................................................................... 12

Phone Book .................................................................................................. 12

Messagin g . ................................................................................................... 13

Call Log . ....................................................................................................... 14

Organizer. ..................................................................................................... 16

Multimed ia . ................................................................................................... 17

Fun & Games. ............................................................................................... 19

Opera Mini .................................................................................................... 19

Lemon Twist:................................................................................................. 19

E-Mail . .......................................................................................................... 19

Settings. ........................................................................................................ 21

Services. ....................................................................................................... 24

File Manager. ................................................................................................ 25

APPEND IX . ........................................................................................................... 25

Appendix A: Guidance on Entry Methods. .................................................... 25

Appendix B: Troubleshooting ........................................................................ 26

Appendix C: FCC Statement ......................................................................... 26

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Tab le o f Co nt ent

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GENERAL INFORMATION Antenn a

Use of other ant enna devices could damage your mobile phone and reduce performance. Your phone has a built-in antenna. Don’t touch t he antenna area unnecessarily when the phone is switched on. Contact with the antenna affects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than otherwise needed.

Network Service

A l ot of f eatu res des crib ed i n t his man ual are cal led net work ser vice . T hey are spe cial services provided by wireless service providers. You should subscribe to these services from your home service provider and learn instructions on uses before you select the network you want to use.

Access ories

Li-Ion battery is the manufacturer-approved rechargeable battery available for your phone. May be some batteries perform best after several full charge/discharge cycles. Use only batteries, chargers and accessories approved by the phone manufacturer for use with this particular model. The use of any other types will invalidate any approval or warranty applying to the phone, and may be dangerous. Please consult with your dealer for availability of approved accessories.

Privacy

The shoot or recording of photos, images or sounds privately may be prohibited by law and/or subject to criminal prosecution. We recommend you to be responsible and respectful of privacy laws when you are taking photos, or doing records.

KNOW YOUR MOBILE PHONE

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Positions of Phone Keys

1. Right/left Key 9. [ * ] Key

2. Up/down Key 10. [ # ] Key

3. Left Soft Key 11. Came ra k ey

4. Right Soft Key 12. USB connecter

5. Call pick up key 13. Volume keys

6. Hang Up Key 14. Camera

7. Numeric Keys 15. Speaker

8. Music shortcuts key/OK Key 16. 3.5 mm Earphone Jacks

Key Name Description

Call Pick Up

Left Soft Key

Music sh ortcut

Hang Up Key

Right Soft Key

Arrow Keys

and Selection

Keys / OK Key

Numeric Keys

Making or answeri ng a call. In the standby mode, press this key to access the

Key

Call Logs.

Use the left soft key to execute functions indicated at the left of the prompt bar on the screen.

In the standby mode, press it to access Audio

key

player. End an ongoing call. In the menu mode, press this key to return to the standby mode and cancel current operations. Press this key to stop the alarm ringing once the alarm rings.

Use the right soft keys to execute functions indicated at the right of t he prompt bar on the

screen. The left/right/up/down keys. Scrolling options in the function list or the phone book. In the edit mode, direction keys are used for moving the cursor. In the standby mode, press direction keys to activate a specified function (shortcut keys).

Used to enter numbers, letters and some special characters. In the standby mode, press and hold # key to activate Silent mode.

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Display Screen

You r mo bi le p ho ne ha s a si ng le s cr ee n di spl ay, w hi ch c on si st s of t hr ee ma in a re as : The First line displays status icons, which indicate the signal strength, the remaining power of the battery, etc. The Middle lines display text and graphics, including numbers, text, animated icons and the information you enter. The Last line displays the currently available operations assigned to the left or right soft key. Stat es Ic ons

Network Signal

Flight mode

Connecting GPRS and using GPRS

Divert all Voice Calls

Auto Keypad Lock

Alarm Clock is activated

Battery Sta tus

SIM1 and SIM2 Missed Calls

SIM1 and SIM2 New Message or Message Memory Full

Message sending

SIM1 and SIM2 New MMS

MMS is busy

Roaming

Wap message

Audio player

Bluetooth

Earphone plugged in

Memory c ard inser ted

Sound States

Ring Only

Vib. O nly ( Silen t mode)

Vib. t hen Ring

Vib. a nd Rin g

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION Use of Passwords

You r mob il e pho ne a nd SI M c ar d h av e var io us pa ss wo rd s. Th os e pas sw or ds av oi d unauthorized use of your phone and SIM card. You can change PIN, PIN2 and phone password in the “Settings > Security Settings>SIM1/SIM2 security settings”

Phone Code

The Phone code can be used to avoid unauthorized use of your phone. The factory setting for the phone code is 0000. If phone lock is enabled, you will be asked to input the phone password when you switch on your phone.

PIN (4 to 8 digits)

The PIN (Personal Identification Number) code protects your SIM card from unauthorized use. The PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. W hen the PIN code request is enabled, the password is asked every time the phone is turned on. Three times wrong PIN input, the SIM card will be locked and you will need to use the PUK to unlock it. PUK is usually set by the network operator.

1. Enter the correct PUK to unlock the SIM card, and then enter the new PIN and press OK.

2. If you are prompted to enter the new PIN again, ent er it and press OK.

3. If the PUK is correct, the SI M card will be unlocked and the PIN will be reset.

PUK (8 digits)

The PUK (PIN Unlock Key) code is required to change a blocked PIN code. Please contact your network operator for the code. Note: Multiple wrong inputs in succession, the SIM card will be invalid and you need to consult with your network operator for a new SIM card.

PIN2 (4 to 8 digits)

The PIN2 code, supplied with some SIM card, is used for some functions, such as Call Cost, Fixed Dial and so on. Please consult your network operator to confirm whether your SIM card su pports those servic es or not.

Multiple times wrong PIN2 code input, the SIM card will be locked and you will need

to use the PUK2 to unlock it.

1. Enter the correct PUK2 to unlock PIN2, and t hen enter the new PIN2 and press OK.

2. If you are prompted to enter the new PIN2 again, enter it and press OK.

PUK2 (8 digits)

The PUK2 code, supplied with some SIM card, is required to change a blocked PIN2 code. It may be supplied with the SIM card. If not, contact your network operat or. Note:

Multiple times wrong input in succession, the S IM card will be invalid and you need to

consult with your network operator for a new SIM card.

Barring Code

To a ct iv at e c al l b ar r in g, yo u n ee d a B ar r in g C od e. You o b ta in th e pa ss w or d f ro m yo u r service provider.

Battery Information Charing and Discharging

 The charger is designed to be used in temperatures between 0°C to 40°C.  Do not charge the phone in wet and damp conditions.  Use only batteries approved by the phone manufacturer and recharge your battery

only with the charges approved by the manufacturer.

 We strive to produce products in compliance with global environmental standards

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 The charger meets the standard for safety of information technology equipment

and office equipment use. It must be used for this purpose only.

 Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. Full performance of the battery

is achieved only after two or three complete charge and discharge cycles.

 When the battery level is low, “Low Battery” will be displayed on the LCD screen. If

you have selected Alert Tone (Warning Tone of any profile in Profiles), the phone will sound the alert tone.

 When a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do not leave the

battery connected to a charger for longer than 12 hours, since overcharging may shorten its life.

 Temperature extremes will affect the ability of your battery to charge.

Tips for Battery

 Placing the battery in hot or cold places, such as in a closed car in summer or

winter, will reduce the capacity and lifetime of the battery.

 Do not let the metal contacts on the battery touch other metal contacts. It could

short-circuit and damage the battery. Use the battery only for its intended purpose.

 Do not disassemble or modify the battery by yourself.  Do not clean the battery with water or any organic solvent.  Always keep the battery dry.  The battery can be charged and discharged many times but it will wear out as last.

When the talk and standby time is obviously shorter than normal, please change the original battery approved by manufacturer.

 Do not short-circuit the battery.  Turn off mobile phone before removing the battery.  Do not dispose of batteries in fire.  If you smell anything strange from the battery or find that the battery is overheated,

you should stop using it immediately and contact the authorized After Service Center in your region.

 If you don’t use the battery for a long time, please fully charge the battery before

you store it.

 Batteries should never be placed in municipal waste. Batteries must be recycled or

disposed of properly. Please follow local regulations for disposal of batteries.

Usage & Maintenance

To keep your product working well, take a moment to review the following usage & maintenance tips, which will help you to fulfill any warranty obligations and to enjoy this product for many years.

 Keep your phone and all its parts and accessories out of children’s reach.  Your products are not water-resistant. Keep it dry. Precipitation, humidity and

liquids contain minerals that will corrode the connectors.

 Always treat your products with care and keep it in a clean and dust-free place.  Do not expose your product to extreme high or low temperatures. Your phone

operates best in temperature between 15 °C and 25°C. Minimum and maximum temperatures recommended by the manufacturer are -10°C and 55°C.

 Do not expose your product to open flames or lit tobacco products.  Do not attempt to disassemble or modify your product. Only authorized personnel

should perform service.

 Do not drop, throw or try to bend your product.  Do not paint your product.

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 Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean it.  Keep anything magnetic, such as credit cards, far away from your product.  If you find that the battery has any crack, deformation or anything else, you should

stop using the battery immediately.

 If the electrolyte leak out and contact your skin or clothes, you should immediately

use soap and clean water to clean it. In case the electrolyte spatters into your eyes, you must use the clean water to wash your eyes thoroughly and go to the hospital immediately.

 If your phone or any accessory doesn’t function normally, please send them to the

nearest authorized service facility. The qualified personnel there will assist you, and if necessary, arrange for service.

Emergency Calls

This phone, like any wireless phones, operates using radio signals, wireless and landline networks which cannot g uarantee connection in all conditions. Therefore, you should never rely solely upon any wireless phone for essential communications (e.g. medical emergencies). To make an emergency call: 1> Switch your phone on. Some networks may require that a valid SIM card is properly inserted in the phone. 2> Dial the official emergency number. Emergency numbers vary by location. While making an emergency call, please remember to give all information as particularly as possible. Never hand off the call until you are given permission to do so.

GETTING STARTED

First Call

 Insert a SIM card (Switch off your phone at first, and then remove the battery).

Enter the area code and the phone number and press Pick Up Key.

Tip: Before you get started, you must insert a valid SIM card in your phone and charge

the battery first.

 SIM Card: Please refer to “Mounting the SIM Card” for more reference on

installation.

 Charging the battery: please refer to “Charging the battery” for more details.

Mounting the SIM Card

Your mobile phone number, PIN (Personal Identification Number), PIN2, PUK (PIN Unlock Key), PUK2 (PIN Unlock Key2), IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity), the network information, the phonebook data, SMS (short messages) and other data are stored in your SIM card. Note: This particular phone model only supports the SIM cards of 1.8V and 3V.  Some network operators don’t offer PIN2 and PUK2, so functions using those

passwords wil l be unavaila ble.

 The SIM card and its contacts can be damaged by scratches or bending easily, so

be careful while handling, inserting or removing the card.

 Keep all miniature SIM cards out of children’s reach. Note: Always make sure the phone is switched off before you insert or remove the SIM card, otherwise it may damage the SIM card.

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Mounting

Remove the battery cover by sliding it. Insert the SIM card, with the notch at the bottom right and the gold contacts face down, into the card slot. Align the card to the arrow sign as the following picture shows:

Replace the battery and close the cover tightly.

Note:

 If the SIM Card is installed improperly or damaged, the prompt words “Insert SIM”

will display on the screen after you switch on your phone. Remove the SIM Card and check the way that performs as pictures show, and then mount it again.

 If “Insert SIM” still appears on the screen after you have inserted the SIM correctly,

there may be something wrong with your SIM card. Please ask the network operator to repair it.

 If the screen displays that the SIM card is locked permanently, please consult with

your network operator.

Mounting the T-Flash Card

Insert the T-Flash card, with the gold contacts face down, and into the card slot. Align the card to the arrow sign as the following picture shows:

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Charging the Battery

Note: Please always keep your phone connector and charger dry.

1. Connect the connector of the travel adapter to the phone.

2. Plug the travel adapter into a proper AC wall outlet.

3. When your phone indicates that the battery is fully charged, please pull the ravel adapter out from the I/O socket of the phone.

Tip:

1. If the battery is totally empty or not enough, it may take a few minutes before the

charging indicator appears on the screen.

2. You can turn on/off, and use the phone while charging.

Warnin g: Make sur e th at t he sta ndard voltage/power of the pla ce wh ere y ou c harge the battery matches with the rated voltage/power of our travel adapter.

Switching Your Phone On/Off

 Press and hold Power Key for a few seconds to switch your phone on.  If the phone asks for a phone lock c ode:

Enter the phone lock code, and press OK.  If the phone asks for a PIN code: Enter the PIN code, and press OK. The PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. Please consult your network operator for more information.  Access the stand by mode . Press and hold Power Key for a few seconds to switch your phone off.

Waken Up Your Pho ne

 If your phone gets into far-gone standby mode (the screen goes out): Press Power Key and then you can waken up your phone.  If your phone ask for “Press Unlock and then ＊”: Press the Left Soft Key and then press the ＊ key.

CALLING Making Calls

1. Enter the phone number (with the area code)

2. Press the Call Pick Up Key to make a call.

3. Press the Hang Up Key to end a call.

Making International Calls

1. Press the + Key for the international prefix symbol +.

2. Enter the country code, area code and phone number.

3. Press the Pick Up Key to make a call.

Clear Wrong Enters

Press the right soft key to delete the last character on the screen. Holding the right soft key will clear all you enter ed.

Making a call from the Phone Book

1. Press the right soft key to access the Phone Book.

2. Scroll the Up/Down k ey to select the number you want, and press the Pick Up Key to call the number.

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Last Number Redial

1. In the standby mode, press the Pick Up Key to access the Call Logs.

2. Press the Up/Down key to reach the desired number or name and press the Pick Up Key.

Speed Dialing

You c an s av e 8 S pe ed Di al N um be rs y ou of te n di al t o pos it io ns t it le d wit h nu mb er k ey s from “2” to “9” respectively. Select “Phonebook > Options > Phonebook settings > Speed dial > Se t Numb er”, and then set “Status” on. In the standby mode, press and hold the number key to dial the corresponding number.

Adjust ing the S ound V olume

During a call, you can press the side volume keys to adjust the earpiece volume.

Answe ring C alls

1. To answer an incoming call, press the Pick Up Key.

2. To end or reject an incoming/ongoing call, press the Hang Up Key.

Tip: If the caller can be identified, the screen will display the caller’s name. If the caller can’t be identified, the screen will only display the caller’s number.

Options in Call

You r ph on e pr ov id es a nu mb er o f fu nc ti ons t ha t yo u ca n us e dur in g a ca ll . During a call, you can access Hold/End single call, New Call, Phone Book, Messages, Sound Recorder and other functions.

GUIDE TO MENU OPERATIONS

All function options about the mobile phone are listed as below with brief descriptions. Press the LSK or center key to enter to Main Menu.

Phone Book

You ca n quickly locate the number of the person you want to contact. Please enter the initial letter of the person’s name, and related records will display in the middle of the screen. You can locate your records by up or down key and press OK key. Options for Searched number are:

1. View: Check the details of entry.

2. Send text message: Send the text message to the searched number.

3. Send multimedia message: Send MMS to the searched number.

4. Call: Call on the searched number.

5. Edit: Edit the entry.

6. Delete: Delete the entry.

7. Copy: Copy the entry to phone memory, SIM memory or to a file.

8. Move: Move the entry from phone to SIM or vice-versa.

9. Send contact: Send contact as text message, as MMS, via Bluetooth.

10. Add to Blacklist: Add the entry to blacklist.

11. M ark se veral : You can choose one or more options, and to Unmark, Send text

message, Delete marked, Unmark all operation.

12. Phonebook settings: Set the phonebook in categories:

- Preferred storage: Select the storage, SIM1/SIM2, phone memory or all.

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- Speed dial: Set the number to speed dial.

- My vCard: You can edit the number & send your number.

- Extra number: Other numbers such as the owner number, fixed dialed numbers, service dialing number and SOS number stored on the SIM card. You can check and edit other numbers stored on the SIM card. * Note: Service number needs the support of SIM card.

- Memory status: Check the memory status of SIM1/SIM2 and phone.

- Copy contacts: Copy contacts from SIM1/SIM2 to phone or vice-versa.

- Move contacts: Move contacts from SIM1/SIM2 to phone or vi ce-versa.

- Delete all contacts: Delete all contacts from SIM1/SIM2 or phone.

Messaging

Only when your network operator supports this service, you can use the function.

Write Message

You c an write and edit the SMS.

Inbox

The incoming messages are stored here. Phone will prompt for a new message.

Drafts

You can save messages temporarily in Drafts and send later.

Outbox

Unsent messages are stored in outbox.

Sent messages

This function is used to check the messages sent from SIM1/SIM2.

Delete messages

This function is to delete the messages of Inbox, Drafts, Outbox, Sent messages or All messages at once.

MMS

Write Message: You can write and edit the MMS message. Inbox: The incoming messages are stored here. Outbox: Unsent MMS are stored in outbox. Drafts: You can save MMS temporarily in Drafts and send later. Tem pl a te s: These are the MMS stored in the phone by default. You can also save your

own.

MMS Settings: You can configure the default information about MMS propert ies.

Broadcast Message

This network service enables you to receive all kinds of text messages, such as weather reports or transportation information. Until now, there are several networks

that afford this service in the world. Please consult your network operator for more

information.

SIM1/SIM2 Broadcast message:

Receive Mode: Turn ON or OFF, the Cell Broadcast. Read Message: Scroll the Up/Down Key to select the message. Languages: Select the desired language to display the broadcast message. Note: You r ne tw or k op er at or de ci de s wh et he r th e lan gu ag e is s up po rt ed or not . Channel Settings: You can choose Select, Add, Edit or Delete to receive the Broadcast information.

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Templates

These are the messages stored in the phone by default. You can also save your own.

SMS Settings

You can configure the default information about SMS properties. Before usi ng message function, you need to do necessary settings as follows:

1. Profile settings: User should set a proper profile for mobile message. Enter into

each mode to find the profile name, message centre number, validate time, sending profile setting.

2. Voicemail server:

Edit: Input or modify the number and the name of voice mailbox. Connect to Voice: You can hear messages in the voice mailbox. Note: This service is supplied by the network, such as the message machine service. It enables the caller to leave messages when you can't or you are unwilling to answer the coming call. Your number for the voice mailbox is saved in this phone. In standby mode, hold the number key 1 to dial the number of the voice mailbox after the number is configured. Please consult your network operator for more details.

3. Common settings: Activate Delivery Re ports, Repl y Path and Save sent m essage.

4. Memory status: User can check the available space in SIM card or mobile mes-

sage box.

5. Preferred storage: User can choose location to save the message either in mobile

or SIM card.

Call Log Call History SIM1/SIM2 Call history Missed Calls: Displays the list of recent missed phone numbers; Dialed Calls: Displays the list of recent dialed phone numbers; Received Calls: Displays the list of recent received phone numbers. Delete Call Logs: You can delete all records of missed calls, dialed calls or

received calls with this function.

Call Timers:

 Last Call: The last call time can be checked.  Dialed calls: The total time for all dialed calls can be

checked.

 Received calls: The total time for all received calls can be checked.  Reset All: Reset the counters.

Call Cost:

Last Call Cost: You can check the last call’s charges. Total Cost: You can check the all call’s charges. Reset Cost: You can modify the call’s charges, and reset the cost t o 0. PI N2 code is required while modifying. Max Cost: You can check and modify the upper limit. PIN2 code is required while modifying. Price per Unit: You can check and modify the call’s rate. PIN2 code is required while modifying.

Note: This f unction i s related with the SIM card. Some SIM cards don’t support the function. PIN2 is provided from the network operator. Please consult your network

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Text msg. Counter:

Sent: You can check and clear the number of sent messages. Received: You can check and clear the number of received messages. Note: This function has nothing to do with the SIM card. The amount of sent or received messages will not change even if you change the SIM card. GPRS Counter:

- Last Sent: User can get the record of the bytes sent last time.

- Last received: User can get the record of the bytes received last time.

- All Sent Data: User can get the record of all the bytes sent.

- All Received Data: User can get the record of all the bytes received.

- Reset Count ers: User can reset all counting.

In any country using digital GSM network, as long as you are in network covering range, you can know it by examining the indication bar of the network signal intensity at upper left corner of the screen.

Call Settings SIM1/ SIM2 Call settings

1. Caller ID (Network Service): You ca n sele ct Se t By Network, Hide ID or Send ID.

The default state is the Set By Network.

2. Call Waiting: When activated, the network will notify you of a new incoming call

while y ou hav e a call in progres s (Network Se rvice).

3. Call Divert: This network service allows you to divert your incoming calls to some

other number. For details, contact your service provider.

4. Call Barring: This network service allows you to restrict in coming calls on your

phone. For details, contact your service provider.

5. Line Switching: Switch to Line 1 or 2, the default one is Line 1.

Note: If Line 2 is selected, making calls from Line 2 depends on the network operator.

6. Close User Group (Only for SIM1): if On, this network service specifies the group of

people whom you can call and who can call you. For further information, contact your network operator or service provider.

Tip: only SIM1 card support this option. Advanc e setting s

1. Auto Call Record: When the stat us is set to On, the phone will record each and

every call and save it in the phone or memory card.

2. Blacklist: you can set 20 numbers. When this Black list is enabled, you won’t receive

the calls from the numbers entered in the Blacklist.

3. Auto Redial: The phone will automatically redial the last called number after a

while if you fail to connect to the number. The times for auto redial are up to 10 times. Press Abort to end Auto Redial.

4. Background Sound: This function is to activate different background sounds like

Motor cycle, Sidewalk, MRT1, MRT2, Restaurant, Pub, Chord, Alarm, Dou, White noise etc.

5. Call time Display: When it is ON, it displays the time of the call.

6. Call Time Reminder: This function prompts you to end the call in time to save the call

cost. You can select Off, Single, or Periodic.

7. Auto quick end: This function is to end the call automatically after a specified time.

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8. Reject by SMS: This f unction adds an option to the incoming call where you can

reject the incoming call and send a message automatically to the rejected number.

Organizer

Organizer consists of some tools required in day to day life.

Bluetooth

You can transfer documents directly by Bluetooth. All you have to do is search equipment to transfer to and follow the onscreen instructions to send the file. Also the file can be

received from the other device and will be automatically saved in the directory.

Power: Switch Bluetooth ON or OFF. Visibi lity: Mak e your phone d iscoverable f or others. My device: Inquires new device. Search audio device: You can search for an audio devi ce. My Device Name:Name that will be displayed to other devices.(Default: “LEMON MU1”) Advanc ed: Audio Path : This function is to keep the audio path to phone or BT headset. Storag e: This function is to set the storage location for the file received via

Bluetooth sharing.

Sharing permission: It should be Full control by default. My address: One can find the BT address of the phone here.

Calendar

The Calendar can be viewed here.

Options

View, View all, Add event, Delete event, Jump to date, Go to today, Go to weekly

view, Settings, Help.

Alarm

The mobile phone provides several alarms and you can set them according to your need. If you have configured an alarm, an icon indicated that you have configured the alarm will appear. No icon will show if you don’t set an alarm. Select “Edit” to set the alarm.

World Clock

Scroll to browse every city’s time zones in the world map. The related date and time will display at the bottom of the screen.

Calculator

The calculator can add, subtract, multiply and divide.

Unit Converter

You c an m ak e th e uni ts c on ve rs io n f o r w ei gh t an d le ng th . En te r t he n um be r in to t he column, and then press “OK” to get the result.

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Currency Converter

You c an ma ke c ur re nc y c on ve rs io ns. P re ss OK after ente ring the exchange rate, and then enter the number of the currency, and press OK to get the result.

Health

Provides BMI and Menstrual.

Ebook reader

You c an r ea d E- bo ok wi th “ *. TX T” f or ma t whi ch are saved in your memory card.

Multimedia Camera

During the view-findings mode, press the left soft key, to carry out the following operations:

Photos: To d is p la y t h e f il e l i st . Camera Settings: To s et s om e r el at iv e s pe c of th e ca me r a. Image Settings: This includes photo size and photo quality adjusment. White balance: To set the balance of light. Scene Mode: To se t t he s ce n e mo de to auto or night. Effect settings: To set special shot effect. Storag e: To set the default storage path. Restore Default: Can restore default. Image viewer

Enter the “image viewer” to view the image files in the default folder “Photos”.

Video recorder

Your phone supports the video recorder function. Press your navigation keys left and right to adjust the EV, and press it up and down to adjust the zoom. Press the center navigation key to get start and pause. Press the RSK to stop the video recording and LSK to go to Options to perform the following operations:

Camcorder Settings: To set some spec. of the video recorder. Video settin gs: You c an s et th e vi de o qu al it y, si ze limit, Time limit, Record audio. White balance: To se t t he b al a nc e of l ig h t. Effect settings: To set special shot effect. Storag e: Yo u ca n sto re t he V id eo i n th e p ho ne o r Me mo ry ca rd . Restore Default: Press the left soft key and select Yes to return to default settings.

Video Player

You c an p er fo rm t he fo ll ow in g op er at io ns :

Play: You c an p la y th e spe ci fi ed v id eo . Send: You c an f or wa rd th e vi de o as m ul ti me di a m es sa ge , Em ai l an d via B lu et oo th . Use as: This option is used to set the video as caller ID function. Rename: You can rename the specified video. Delete: You can delete the specifie d video. Delete All Files: You c an d el et e al l vi de os. Sort by: You c an s or t yo ur vi de os b y Na me , Typ e, Time, Size. Storag e: To s et t h e de fa ul t s to ra ge p a th .

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Audio Player

The Play, Pause, Back, Forward functions correspond to the Centre, Left and Right keys respectively. Select List to access the Play List, and then select Options to perform the following functions:

Note: The current system does not support some MP3 with a non-standard format.

1. Play: to play the specified music.

2. Details: Displays Size, Time, Title, Genre

3. Add to Ringtones: You can use MP3 music as the ring tone for incoming calls.

4. Refresh List: You can refresh the music file list of the m emory card.

5. Settings:

- Pre. Play list: You can choose the Mp3 files in the Phone or in the memory card.

- List Auto Gen.: On: plays the music saved in My Music. OFF: Select music files from the File Manager to play.

- Repeat: You can select Off, One or All.

- Shuffle: You can select On/Off.

- Background Play: On: the music will continue to play even if you exit the Playing

Screen (music will stop when a call is coming).

Bluetooth settings

There are two sub options here.

- BT stereo output > you can select On/Off.

- BT stereo headset > Insert the earphone and access the Headset mode

automatically. Audio effect : User can change the equalizer effects to different modes while playing audio player in

Note: Press the side volume keys to adjust the volume. Make sure that the volume is appropriate for your hearing while using the audio player. To enjoy non-stop music, please download music to the “My Music” folder of phone’s internal memory recognized as a USB disk on your PC. The Audio Player of the phone will automatically play music files from the “My Music” folder. You may need to refresh it manually from the settings in case you have earlier selected manual refresh settings.

Sound Recorder

The mobile phone supports 2 recording formats: WAV and AMR. You can record conversations, which may be saved to the Audio folder under Phone/ File Manager. If there is a record, press the left soft key you can select: Record, Play, Append (only for AMR), Rename, Delete, Delete All, Setting, Use, etc

FM Radio

You ca n use y our p ho ne to li st en to F M r ad io st at io ns on ce th e ori gi na l H an ds et is plugged into the connector.

1. Press the Centre key to Power ON/OFF the FM radio.

2. Press the DOWN key to record the FM.

3. Press the Left/Right key to change the searching function of step to next frequency.

4. Press the side volume keys to adjus t radio volume.

5. Press Options to access the following options: channel list, manual input, Auto search, Settings, Record, Append, File list.

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Schedule FM Record

With this function, your phone can record the FM program as scheduled once the original Headset is plugged into the accessories connector. You can set Off or On, the date and time, repeat style, channel settings and record settings.

Fun & Games

There are several interesting games and java appl ication in the phone. Please refer to instructions from the menu for more details.

Tip: The game menu includes Start Game, Game Level, Best Grades and Game Help.

Opera Mini

Opera Mini is a web browser designed primarily for mobile phones to open big memory size websites. You can experience better, faster, efficient and economic way of Web browsing.

Lemon Twist:

Lemon Twist includes various applications like At om(m-Commerce), Facebook, Twit ter, Buzzi ntown , Nim buzz m essen ger, M SN me ssenge r, Yahoo .

Note: GPRS should be activated from the operator side and also in the SIM Card.

The E-mail function can receive and send emails supported by Outlook Email server. Please read the following related information carefully before you use the function: Email: Please log on some Internet web to apply an email account. That email account is just the "Email" referred in your manual. It belongs to the email server computer system provided from the network operator. Emails you received and sent are transferred by that email server. Email Server: is a computer that supplies the email service from the network operator. Please consult your network operator to obtain the server name. POP3 and IMAP are common use servers in our life:

1. POP3: is a client/server protocol in which e-mail is received and held for you by

your Internet server. Once you connect the web and enable the email, your phone will automatically download the new email from POP3 email server to the phone's inbox, and then delete those emails from the server. If you want to save those emails, please select the "Leave a copy of messages on server" option in "Email Setting".

2. IMAP: (Internet Message Access Protocol) is a standard protocol for accessing

e-mail from your local server. IMAP provides the user more capabilities for retaining e-mail on the server and for organizing it in folders on the server. IMAP can be thought of as a remote file server.

Note: Please consult your network operator to ensure which type your email is. User Name: The name you enter when you apply the email account. When you log

on the email, the server should verify your identity. Password: The code you enter when you apply the email account. The email server will verify whether you are only the user for the email account or not according to the user name and password you input.

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Email Address: This is the address used in Internet. According to the address, people send emails to your mailbox. The address is assigned by the system when you apply the email, so you can’t modify the address.

Send and Receive

You c an r ea d se nt an d re ce iv ed e ma il s.

Write Em ail

 To: Receiver’s E-mail address.  CC:This stands for Carbon Copy. Email addresses of people to be inserted to

whom the same email should also be sent.

 BCC: Email addresses of people to be inserted to whom the same email

should also be sent secretly.

 Subject: Edit the Subject of the E-ma il.  Attachm ent: Attach files saved in the phone.  Priority: You can select Normal, Low or High.  Content: Enter the text. When you select Done, you can do the

following operations:

− Send: to send the email.

− Send and Save: to save the email to be sent and send it.

− Save to Drafts: to save the email to Drafts without sending it out.

− Quit without Saving: to exit the Email option without saving the email.

Inbox

All received emails display in the inbox, and the icon means the email is unread.

Use the Down/ Up key to scroll the cursor to check the list; the subject a nd tim e will display. If the email has been read, the icon will change to the read icon. Please press the left soft key to access Option, and follow steps described as below:

 Reply: to reply to the sender.  Reply to all: to reply to all senders.  Forward: to forward this email to others.  Delete: to delete th is email.

Outbox

The unsent Emails are stored here.

Sent

After the emai l is s ent out successfully, you wi ll be asked to save the email into the Sent folder. The sent Emails are stored here.

Drafts

Emails in Inbox, Sent or Unsent and the email unfinished can all be saved into the Drafts. Please select Option, and then you can Edit, Mark as Deleted or Delete.

Clear mailbox

Use the function to delete emails in Inbox, Sent, Outbox or Drafts respectively.

Delete marked Emails

Use the function to delete e-mails with t he check mark in Inbox, Outbox, Sent, Drafts respectively, or Delete all mailboxes.

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E-mail Accounts

Create Email accounts. After you Create and edit the account settings, please activate

it to use the E-mail function.

E-Mail Address: user define

2. Display Name: user define

3. Username: user define

Password: user define

5. Outgoing Server: user define

6. Incoming Server: user define

7. Advanced Settings:

 Accoun t Setting:

 Outgoing Server:

 Incoming Server:

 Signature: You can set Auto Signature, Signature Image and Signature Text.

Tip: the word “use r def ined” may indicate what you enter or select should consider the local network condition, please consult your network operator and the local dealer for more information.

Tem pl at es

The mobile phone saves many templates in common u se. W hat you can do with

them is Edit, Remove and Write Email.

Account Name: user defined

Data Account:user defined

3. Protocol: POP3

4. Check Interval: user defined

5. Download Size: user defined( 102400, max)

6. Retrieve amount: user defined( 50, max)

7. Reply to address: user defined

a) Outg oing Port: 25 b) Authent ication: user defined

Incoming port: 110

Download Options: user defined

3. Copy on Server: user defined

4. Del. server mail: user defined

Settings

User Profiles General

1. Act ivate

2. Customize

 Ton e S et ti ng s: Includes SIM1/SIM2 Incoming Call, Alarm, Power on, Power off,

SIM1/SIM2 Message, and Keypad.

 Vol um e: Includes the volume set ting of Ring Tone and Key Tone. The volume

degree is from 1 to 7.

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 Alert Type:

− Ring Only: Just ring ing.

− Vib . Only : Just vib ration , no r inging.’

− Vib . And ri ng: Vibrati on and Rin ger at same time.

− Vib . then ring: Rin ging a fter vi bration.

 Ring Type:

− Single: Rings once, when a call is coming.

− Repeat: Rings continuously, whe n a call is c oming.

− Ascending: Rings continuously and the volume increases gradually.

 Extra Tone:

− Warning: I f necessary, you will be warned by the prompt tone .

− Error: You will be warned by a tone if you make a mistake.

− Camp On: A prompt tone will be heard after searching the network successfully.

− Connect: A prompt tone will be heard after getting through to the dialed number.

 Answe r Mode:

− Any Key: Press any key to answer a call (Except of Hang Up Key and Right Soft Key)

Meeting

Please refer to “General” for more details.

Outdoor

Please refer to “General” for more details.

Indoor

Please refer to “General” for more details.

Headset

Insert the earphone and access the Headset mode automatically. This mode has no Activate options. Please refer to “General” for more details. Note: Press and hold the # key to enable or cancel the silent mode. In the Silent mode,

the phone just vibrates on an incoming call and message.

Bluetooth

You w il l en te r in to Bl ue to ot h mo de a fte r yo u ac ti va te t he B lue to ot h fu nc ti on . Th is mo de has no Activate option; the detailed operation has been shown in the “General”.

Energy-Saving

When this mode is activated, the backlight goes dim to save the battery consumption.

Dual SIM settings

You c an c ho os e one of the modes from the options:

1) Dual SIM open, 2) Only SIM1 open, 3) Only SIM2 open, 4) Flight mode.

Phone settings Time and Dat e:

 Set home city: Select the desired home city.  Set Time/Date: Enter the current time, date and Daylight saving.  Set Format: Select a time, a date format and Date separator.  Update with Time Zone: It can be set to On or Off.

Schedule Power On/Off: You c an s et th e tim e for a ut o p ow er on / off . Do tu rn th e status on before using that function.

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Note: Please disable the Schedule Power On function before you board an airplane. Language: Select the desired language for the display text. Pref. Input Methods: Select the desired input method for the default input method. Greeting Text: Set the status on, greetings will display when power on. Navigation Key: You can configure short cut functions for the Up, Down, Left and

Right key respectively. In the standby mode, press any one of them to access the appointed function.

Auto u pdate of da te and tim e: It can be set to On or Off. UART setup: When using this phone as GPRS Modem, select different UART port to

decide whether SIM1 or SIM2 to be used.

Display Settings

With this function you can configure the basic status of display characteristics including Wallpaper, Screen saver, Power on display, Power off display, Show date and time, Show owner number, Show Operator1 name, Show Operator2 name, Clock type and LCD backlight.

Network Settings

Please contact the network operator for the following network service.

SIM1/SIM2 network settings

1. Network Selection

New Search or Select Network can help search the network where you are in. You can select the selection mode: Automatic or Manual. When you select Automatic, the phone will make the preferential selection according to the network where the SIM card belongs. When you select Manual, you are required to select the same network as the registered network with the network operator by SIM card for your use.

2. Preferences

Select the Preferred Networks. The default network is the network where the SI M card belongs to. Select Options to perfor m the follo wing operat ions:

 Add Fr om List: Display all PLMN list.  New: Create a new network and set the network priority.  Change Priority: Reset the selected Network Priority.  Delete: Delete the cu rrent preferred net work.

Security settings SIM1 security settings SIM1 Lock

It is asked to input the PIN. It can be configured if the PIN is correct. If SIM card is set on, it needs to input the PIN every time you power on. If wrong PIN is entered multiple times, it will ask for the PUK. PUK is used to release and modify the locked PIN. If PUK isn't provided or missed, please consult your network operator.

Change Password

You c an c ha ng e SIM 1 PI N, S IM 1 PI N2 .

SIM2 security settings SIM2 Lock

Change Password

You c an c ha ng e SIM 2 PI N, S IM 2 PI N2 .

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Phone Lock

You can lock or unlock the phone. Enter the password to activate or deactivate the phone lock. When the phone is locked, you will be required to enter the phone password. 4-8 numbers can be used for the phone password. The default phone password is 0000.

Auto K eypad Lock

You c an lo ck /u nl oc k th e p ho ne k ey bo ar d a nd s et th e Ke y Lo ck Ti me t o N on e, 5 s ec, 3 0 sec, 1 min, 5min.

Change Password

You c an c ha ng e you r ph on e pa ss wor d. T he d ef au lt pa ss wo rd i s “0 00 0” .

Mobile tracker

This feature allows users to track their phone if they are lost or stolen. Switch on Mobile Tracker ap plication and whe never a new SIM is i nserted in your phone you will receive a SMS on defined numbers.

1) Open mobile tracker

This function requires your network support. You can set ON or OFF. When the function is ON and SIM card is changed, the phone will send a message to the number which you have set in Tracker Number. The message will tell you that which number is using your phone now. The default password is 0000.

2) Recepient number

You can set upto 5 recepient numbers to which the tracker message would be received.

3) Change Password

You c an c ha ng e Ph one T ra cke r Pa ss wo rd . Th e d ef au lt p as sw or d is “0 00 0” .

Shortcuts: You can set shortcuts for those functions you often use.

Restore Factory Settings

Access Settings to select Restore Factory Settings, and input password then press OK. All settings can be restored to factory settings with this function. The default phone password is 0000.

Sound effects

This function is used to change the equ alizer effects (Normal, Bass, Dance, Classica l, Trebl e, Part y, Pop , Rock) for the audio player.

Services STK Service

This service is offered as the SIM card service provided by the network operator.

Internet service

Internet service enables you tour around the Internet world easily and happily. Please follow the steps described as below:

1. Homepage: The default Internet Web Address.

2. Bookmarks: Save the Web address you often use.

3. Input Address: Press the left soft key to access Enter Address, and then input the

web addre ss to go t o the Inter net.

4. Recent Pages: Records recently visited webpages.

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5. Service Inbox: Message s sent to users fr om the Web site.

6. Settings: Yo u c an co nf ig ur e: Sel ec t S IM , P ro fi le s, Br ows er Op ti on s, Pr ef er en ce s,

Security settings, Service Message Settings.

Data Account

Press the left soft key to perform following steps:

1. GPRS: Edit the GPRS account.

Note:

1) To open this function, you should apply GPRS service to your SIM card.

2) Some of the heavy sit es cannot be opened as it will show the error “Insufficient

memory”. Suggestion is to open only WAP enabled site.

3) Downloading from some of the websites will not be done.

File Manager

You ca n use t he fu nc ti on to ma na ge al l typ es of f il es sa ve d i n the Me mo ry c ar d o r Phone.

APPEND IX Append ix A: Guida nce on Entry Met hods

This phone provides input methods, which can be used in editing the Phone Book, short messages, greetings, alarms and other text applications.

The Icons o f Input Metho ds

After ent ering diffe rent kinds of edit wind ows (inclu ding edit phonebook, sh ort messages. etc.), the icons of input are as follows:

“e² ABC”: The Entry method of Smart ABC appears as: “e²ABC”. “e² abc”: The Entry method of Smart ABC appears as: “e² abc” “ABC”: The entry method of Multitap ABC appears as: “ABC”. “abc”: The entry method of Multitap abc appears as: “abc” “HI”: The entry method of Multitap Hindi appears as: “HI” “123”: The Entry method of Numeric appears as: “123” How to Switch Between the Input Methods

Press the # key to switch the input methods. e.g.: If the current input is multitap abc the screen will show “abc”.

How to Input Special Symbols

If you want to input special symbols, such as " @ = < >”, Etc., please press the “*” key at the right bottom of your keypad.

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Append ix B: Troubl eshooting

This section lists some problems that you might meet with while using your phone. If you feel that your phone does not operate normally, please reset settings first, and then follow Troubleshooting Guide. If you are still unable to solve problems, please contact the authorized service center or the store from where you purchased the phone.

Problems Solutions

Can not answer or make a call

Low voice Check if the volume has been set too low.

No ring

T-Fl ash card detect slowly

Append ix C: FCC Statem ent

This device has been tested and found to comply with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Performance is subject to the following conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

3. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer or authorized service center could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

Make sur e that th e phone h as been s witched o n. Make sur e that th e battery is charged. Make sur e that th e signal intensity is high enough. Make sure th e o wn number function in the call setting is sy stem preset or number sending. Make sure t he lin e switc h in call setti ng is the system preset lin e. Check whether you have set up call bar ring or fixed dialing or any other safety function. Check whether you have set up call diverts. Check whether you have inserted the proper SIM card correctly.

Check whether you have set up the” Silent” option. Check whether the ring volume is not too low Move awa y from a noisy p lace to check if you c an hear the phon e ringing. Check whether you have set up call diverts. Format your T-Flash card with your phone. Note: To protect your files from getting lost, please take backup

of the important information into a safe place before you format the card.

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