Ple ase be careful to follow the i mportant safety
i nformation.
T raffic Safety
A void using a hand-held telephone while dri ving
a vehicle. For road safety, park the vehicle
befo re using a hand-held telephone or use a
h ands- free kit.
Ope rating Environment
that yo u follow any special regulations in any
are a. Switch off your cellular p hone whenever
it i s forbidden to use it.
Do No t Use in Hospitals
The use of cellular telephones may interfere
with th e functionality of some medical devices
in the hospitals. Remember to follow special
re gulations enforced in the area and switch
off your phone when it is necessary.
Mobi le radio transmitting equipment, includin g cell ular telephones, may cause
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Do No t Use in Airplanes
The use of cellular telephones in an aircraft
tributi on areas, and where blasting operations
may disrupt radio transmission and signals.
Th is, therefore, may be dangerous to the operatio n of the aircraft. Be sure to switch off
yo ur cellular telephone when in an aircraft.
Do No t Use in Gas Stations
It is advisable that users switch off their cellular te lephones when refueling is in progress.
Do Not U se in Explosive Sites
Restricti ons on the use of cellular telephones
are in progress.
S tandard Usage
Fo r the satisfactory operation of your cellular
tele phone, the equipment should be used in the
normal o perating position. Do not touch the
antenna wh ile making a call.
Appropriate Maintenance
Only qualified and authorize d personnel should
se rvice your cellular telephone. Faulty instalsho uld be observed in chemical plants, fuel d is-
latio n or repair may be hazardous.
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Acce ssories
Use only accessories approved by the phone
manufacture r.
E mergency Calls(SOS)
Making an e mergency call to '112' can be made
fro m your cellular telephone in the network
se rvice areas. When making an emergency
call, you must be sure to give all the necessary
i nformation, such as your name, your cellular
te lephone number, and the location of the
cri sis, as accurately as possible.
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2.Parts of the Cellular Telephone
Each part of the phone is listed below:
Antenna
E arpiece
War ning: Please do not pull out the antenna
at any time.
LCD Screen
Ke ypad
Microph one
Batte ry Latch
Battery
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3.Insta llation Instructions
1. Installing the SIM Card
Th e following contains simple steps on how to
i nstall and remove the SIM card an d the
batte ry, as well as on how to connect the
ch arger to the cellular telephone.
(Note: This cellular telephone is compatible only
wi th a miniature SIM card.)
Pri or to installing the SIM card, be sure that
the phone is switched off. To install the SIM
card:
1. Remove the battery. Follow instructions on
ho w to remove the battery.
2. Place the card inside the SIM holder so that
the golden connectors a re fa c ing
downwards.
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2. Removing the SIM Card
To remove the SIM card:
1. Remove the battery. Follow instructions on
co nnector.
2.Push the battery back until you h ear a
"cli ck".
ho w to remove the battery.
2.Pull out the SIM card slowly towards the right.
3. Installing the Battery
1. Press the latch on the top of the battery
4. Removing the Battery
1. Switch off the cellular tele phone.
2. Press the latch on the top of the battery
co nnector.
3.Pull the battery pack.
4.Lift up the battery.
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5. Connecting the Charger
To connect the charger to the cellular phone:
1.Install the battery. Follow instructions on
ho w to install the battery.
2.C onnect the charger to the cellular phone
acco rding to the figure shown below.
3. Use a compatible or appropriate charger for
th e phone.
100V~240V
4.Do not remove your battery or SIM card while
ch arging.
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4.Selection Keys
1. Keypad Description
The Positive key, which functions as an OK key,
e xecutes confirmation, makes/answers a call,
re dials, and makes a selection.
The Negative key, which functions as a No key,
e nds an active call, abandons the command,
and makes an exit. This key is also used as the
po wer key.
Th e shortcut key to enter into the phonebook
menu.
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Th e Clear key deletes characters, cancels key
pre sses and exits the menu to go back to the
standby mode. Pressing the key deletes
th e digits one by one, while pressing and holding clears all characte rs from the display.
Pressing duri ng a call can also mute the voice
tempo rarily. Pressing it again will cancel the
mute functi on.
Th e up/down cursor keys scroll through menus
and subme nus, options and settings.
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Th e alphanumeric character keys are used for
e diting short messages, names and telephone
numbers i n the phonebook.
Pre ss and hold the key until the “0” is
ch anged into “+” for the international prefix.
( “+” character is used as a substitute for in-
Th e and are special function keys.
Ke ying in 1-3 digits in standby mode then
pressing can help you find corresponding
telephone numb ers in the phonebook. Also used
to key lock by pressing this key for a long time.
The i s used for supplementary network
functi ons. Also used to enter to vibration mode
by pressing this key for a long time.
ternati onal access code)
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2. Alphanumeric Mapping
Th e alphabetical and numerical keypad mapping system is presented in the following table:
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1.S witching between upper and lower case letters depends upon the duration of the key
press.
2.Pre ssing a number key in the editing mode
wi ll result in a (upper case) character appe aring on the display. T o ke y in lower case
lette rs, simply press the key with the desire d character and hold it until the letter
appe ars in lower case.
3.All further ke ys will remain in lower case until
yo u press and hold a letter key again, which
wi ll return you to the upper case mode.
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3. Display Indicators
Indicates that th e phone is using a “roaming”
ne twork.
Indi cates that the phone keypad is locked.
Please follow the instructions appearing on the
The following icons will be shown on the di splay
as diffe rent functions are activated.
S hows the charge level of the battery. The
mo re bars you see, the more power you have
left. Th e b ar scrolls up and down when
ch arging.
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display .
No rmal: Indicates that a new short message is
re ceived.
Inverte d: Indicates that the message memory
is full by turning i nto dark color. It is recommende d that you erase unwanted messages.
S hows the signal strength at y our current
locatio n. The higher the bar, the better the
si gnal received.
Indicates the alarm has been set.
Indi cates the handsfree kit has been inserted.
Indi cates the incoming ringer is switched off.
( silent activated)
Indi cates an incoming call.
Indicate s an outgoing call.
Indicate s an active call.
Indicate s the vibrator has been set.
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