MALUX GPH-650R User Manual
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GPH - 650R
User Guide
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Chapter 1 Before Use.........................................................................................................................................................- 5 -
Caution.......................................................................................................................................................................- 5 -
Preparations before Using a Mobile Phone...............................................................................................................- 8 -
Chapter 2 Basic Functions...............................................................................................................................................- 10 -
Description of Icons in Status Bar...........................................................................................................................- 10 -
Notification Panel.................................................................................................................................................... - 11 -
Desktop.................................................................................................................................................................... - 11 -
Locking and Unlocking the Screen......................................................................................................................... - 12 -
Inputting Text...........................................................................................................................................................- 12 -
Chapter 3 Communication Related Functions.................................................................................................................- 12 -
Basic Call Functions................................................................................................................................................ - 12 -
GSM-R Functions....................................................................................................................................................- 16 -
Contacts....................................................................................................................................................................- 21 -
Messaging................................................................................................................................................................ - 22 -
Email........................................................................................................................................................................- 24 -
Chapter 4 GSM-R Related Application...........................................................................................................................- 25 -
Function Number.....................................................................................................................................................- 25 -
rWork....................................................................................................................................................................... - 27 -
GSMRDialer............................................................................................................................................................ - 30 -
GRP&BCT Dialer....................................................................................................................................................- 30 -
Voice Assistant.........................................................................................................................................................- 31 -
Chapter 5 Multimedia Application.................................................................................................................................. - 32 -
Camera..................................................................................................................................................................... - 32 -
Gallery......................................................................................................................................................................- 33 -
Music........................................................................................................................................................................- 34 -
FM radio...................................................................................................................................................................- 35 -
Browser....................................................................................................................................................................- 36 -
Chapter 6 Practical Application.......................................................................................................................................- 37 -
Notes........................................................................................................................................................................ - 37 -
Clock........................................................................................................................................................................- 37 -
Calender................................................................................................................................................................... - 38 -
Calculator.................................................................................................................................................................- 38 -
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Profile Manager....................................................................................................................................................... - 38 -
File Explorer............................................................................................................................................................ - 39 -
Light.........................................................................................................................................................................- 39 -
SedBackup............................................................................................................................................................... - 39 -
Security.................................................................................................................................................................... - 40 -
System Update.........................................................................................................................................................- 41 -
GSMR Updater........................................................................................................................................................ - 41 -
Chapter 7 Use Skills........................................................................................................................................................ - 42 -
Use the SD card for system upgrading....................................................................................................................- 42 -
Chapter 8 Setting..............................................................................................................................................................- 43 -
GSM-R Setting........................................................................................................................................................ - 43 -
Universal setting...................................................................................................................................................... - 44 -
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Statement
Copyright © 2015
Shenzhen SED Wireless Communication Technology Co., Ltd.
All rights reserved.
No part of this document may be reproduced or copied in any form or transmitted by any means by any units or
individuals without prior written consent of SED Wireless.
This manual is dedicated to SED GPH-650R. All descriptions of mobile phone features and functionality are for SED
GPH-650R. Contents of this manual may update irregularly due to product version upgrade or other reasons. Unless
otherwise specified, this manual is used only as a user guide, and all statements, information and suggestions in this
manual do not constitute any express or implied warranties.
The wireless device described in this manual is applicable to the GSM-R network. For more information about the
network, consult the service provider.
Your mobile phone is a low-powered wireless transmitter and receiver that receives and sends RF signals when in use.
When you use your mobile phone for communication, the system processing the call controls the transmit power level
of your phone.
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Chapter 1 Before Use
Caution
Please read the following notes carefully to avoid danger or breaking the law.
Children:
Place the mobile phone in a safe place beyond the reach of a child. Do not allow a child to play with the mobile phone
or accessories. Improper operations by a child may damage the mobile phone or accessories, and may harm the child or
other persons. In addition, detachable parts of the mobile phone, such as the SIM card and battery, might be swallowed
by a child and could be dangerous.
Environmental Protection:
Do not discard the mobile phone or electronic accessories such as the charger, headset or battery along with household
waste. Please obey the local laws and follow local related departments to recycle them.
Traffic Safety:
Strictly obey laws and regulations on the use of mobile phones in the areas where you drive. If the local laws and
regulations allow you to use the mobile phone when driving, please follow the following notes: concentrate on driving
and pay attention to road traffic situations; use the hands-free mode; if driving conditions are poor, pull over your car by
the roadside before redialing or answering a call.
Do not place the mobile phone above the airbag or within an airbag deployment area. If the mobile phone is placed
within the airbag deployment area, the mobile phone might be impacted by the powerful external forces and cause
injury to occupants.
Check with your car manufacturer to confirm that the car's electronic devices are shielded from mobile phone RF wave
energy.
Public Places:
Turn off your mobile phone in any location where posted notices instruct you to do so.
Turn Off Your Mobile Phone on an Aircraft:
Please obey any related restriction regulations or rules. Using the mobile phone on the aircraft may cause interference to
the flight of the aircraft and even may violate the laws. Turn off your mobile phone before boarding.
Turn Off Your Mobile Phone at Explosion Risk Sites:
To avoid interference explosion, turn off your mobile phone at explosion sites or locations posted with signs "Turn off
two-way radio". Pay attention to related restrictions and obey any related restriction regulations or rules.
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Turn Off Your Mobile Phone Near Hazardous Articles:
Turn off your mobile phone when you are in a gas station or near places with fuel and flammable chemicals.
Turn Off Your Mobile Phone in Hospitals:
Please obey any related restriction regulations or rules. Turn off your mobile phone when you are near medical facilities
where posted notice instruct you to do so.
Pacemaker:
The mobile phone interferes with an implanted cardiac pacemaker. Please follow the following instructions when using
a mobile phone nearby: Keep at least 15 cm away from the pacemaker when the mobile phone is turned on; do not place
the mobile phone in the breast pocket; answer a call using the ear further away from the pacemaker; if you have already
noticed interference, turn off the mobile phone.
Hearing Aid:
If you are a hearing aid user, check with your doctor and hearing aid manufacturer on whether the hearing aid device is
sensitive to the interference by a mobile phone.
Interference:
All mobile phones may be interfered, which affects the call performance.
Accessories and Battery:
Use specified accessories and battery only. Improper use of the battery might cause danger. Please use the charger
specified by our company to charge the battery.
Note: Do not remove the battery from your mobile phone during charging, and do not connect the mobile phone to the
charger when no battery is installed in the mobile phone. Otherwise, severe damage could be caused to the mobile
phone.
Do not cause a short circuit in a battery. If a metal object contacts an electrode exposed outside a battery, a short-circuit
may occur, and property loss or bodily injury may be caused. To prevent accidental electric leakage, place a charged
battery properly. Pay special attention to a battery placed in your pocket, wallet or other bags with metal objects inside.
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED
BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS
The working temperature of this device is from 0℃ to 35℃. And the depositing temperature of the device and its
accessories ranges from -10℃ to 55℃. When the temperature is lower or higher than this range, failures may arise.
Emergency Call:
If your phone is turned on and has network coverage, dial an emergency number in the dial pad and then press the
Answer key to make an emergency call. Inform the called party of your location. Do not end the call without
permission.
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To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levles for long periods.
Fully understand user manual before use.
Ensure your player at low volume levels or power off before you leaving.
Your Mobile Phone
Note: Pictures used in this manual are for the purpose of functionality reference only and may differ from your mobile
phone. Detailed information about the real product prevails.
Key Functions
Power key
Press and hold to power on a mobile phone.
Press and hold the key on a faulty mobile phone for 8 seconds to
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10 seconds to restart the mobile phone.
Press and hold the key to display an option menu on a standby
screen.
Press to lock a standby screen.
Menu key
Press to display the menu of the current screen.
Home key
Press to return to the home screen.
Press and hold to display the recently used apps list.
Back key
Press to go back to the previous screen.
Volume Up key
Press to turn up the volume.
Volume Down key
Press to turn down the volume.
Emergency call key
Press and hold to initiate a railway emergency call.
PTT key
Press to enter speak mode
Answer key
Press to rapidly answer a call.
End key
Press to rapidly end a call.
Preparations before Using a Mobile Phone
Before using a mobile phone, insert in a valid SIM card provided by the network service provider.
Note: Place the SIM card in a place beyond the reach of a child.
Installing a SIM Card and a Battery
1. Lift up the battery cover along the arrow and remove it.
2. Remove the battery.
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Note: Before removing the battery, please turn off the mobile phone and disconnect it from other devices.
3. Ensure that the cuts of the SIM card are consistent with the cutting direction of the SIM card slot. Place the SIM
card in slot with the metal chip facing downwards.
Note: A SIM card and its contacts are prone to damage caused by scratches or bending. Therefore, take care when using,
inserting or removing a SIM card.
4. Align the end of the battery that is close to the phone head with the battery tray and then insert the other end. Ensure
that the metal contact of the battery faces against the contact of the mobile phone. Then, press down the battery until
fully locked into the battery tray.
5. Align the lower part on the back cover of the mobile phone with the cuts on the tail of the mobile phone, and then
press the back cover until no gaps exist around.
Charging the Battery
Connect the mobile phone to a travel charger to charge the battery:
Open the USB protection cover on the tail of the mobile phone, and then insert the USB plug into the tail jack in the
lower part of the mobile phone.
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Chapter 2 Basic Functions
Description of Icons in Status Bar
The icon displayed on top of the screen indicates information about status of the mobile phone. The following are the
most common icons:
Icon
Meaning
No signal
Signal strength
in roaming
GPRS network connected
EDGE network connected
HSDPA network connected
UMTS network connected
LTE network connected
Bluetooth function enabled
WLAN connected
WLAN available
Alarm clock enabled
GPS positioning enabled
No SIM card
In calling
Mute mode enabled
Vibrating mode enabled
Airplane mode enabled
Unread message
Missed call
Synchronous function number needed
/
Battery level/in charging
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Icon
Meaning
Enhanced emergency call status:
Red, unregistered
Yellow, registered, but not available (standby)
Green, currently available
Notification Panel
Pull down the status bar to open the notification panel in which the unprocessed events such as missed calls or unread
messages are displayed. To close the notification panel, drag up the bar at bottom of the screen.
Click in the notification panel to enter the quick setting panel which includes the following contents:
Brightness: press to display the brightness tuning bar.
Screen rotation: press to turn on or off screen automatic rotation.
WLAN: press to turn on or off WLAN; press and hold to enter the WLAN setting page.
Mobile data: press to enable or disable the mobile data function; press and hold to enter the data usage page.
Battery level: press to enter the battery usage page.
Airplane mode: press to enable or disable the airplane mode.
Bluetooth: press to enable or disable the bluetooth function; press and hold to enter the blue tooth setting page.
Positioning: press to enable or disable the positioning function; press and hold to enter the positioning setting page.
PrintScreen: screenshot.
Work alone mode: enable or disable the work alone mode.
Power saving mode: switch over the power mode.
Alarm clock: enter the alarm clock setting page.
Desktop
Adding a widget
Press and hold or click the Menu key on the screen to enter the overview view. Click to enter the widget list.
Select a widget in the list, press and hold it to drag it to a blank position on the desktop.
Note: Enough space is needed on the desktop to place widgets. If space is not enough, widgets adding will fail.
Adjusting a widget or icon position
On the desktop, press and hold the widget or icon to be moved until the widget or icon floats up, and then drag it to any
position on the desktop.
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Deleting a widget or icon
On the desktop, press and hold the widget or icon to be deleted until appears on top of the screen, and then
drag the widget or icon on to the .
Notes: System apps cannot be deleted, and thus will not appear when you press and hold icons of system
apps.
Creating a folder
Save and archive application icons by their types for easy searching.
On the desktop, drag an icon on to another icon and integrate these two icons into a new folder. Open the folder, and you
can rename the folder.
Locking and Unlocking the Screen
Locking the screen can avoid error operation on an unused mobile phone.
Locking the screen
Manual locking: press the Power Key.
Automatic locking: the mobile phone will be locked automatically when not used for a period reaching the set sleep
period.
The sleep period can be set in Setting > Display > Sleep.
Unlocking the screen
Press the Power Key to wake up the screen. Press and hold and drag it to any direction to complete unlocking.
Inputting Text
Switching over the input method
1. Open for setting the input method.
2. Click the Language & input option, and check the input method to be used.
3. Click the Default option, and check the input method to be used.
Chapter 3 Communication Related Functions
Basic Call Functions
Dialing a call
Steps of call dialing are as follows:
1. When the screen is unlocked, click the mobile phone to enter the Dial Application.
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2. On the dial pad, press number keys to input the called number, and select SIM 1 PTP Call or SIM 2 PTP Call for
calling.
3. If calling fails, prompt information: "Call fails." is displayed.
4. The dialed telephone numbers are saved in the communication records automatically. Select Dial Application when
the mobile phone is standby or press Answer Key to display and view the recent called number list.
International toll call
Input the country code, area code, and the telephone number (having no space), and select SIM 1 PTP Call or SIM 2
PTP Call for calling. If you need dial + when inputting the country code, press and hold the 0 Key.
Dialing a call using the directory
Choose the telephone number to dial in the directory, and select SIM 1 PTP Call or SIM 2 PTP Call for calling.
Redialing the most recently dialed number
In standby mode, press the Answer Key twice to dial the most recently dialed number. In standby mode, press the
Answer Key to enter the dialed telephone number list. Select a record in this list and click the Dial button on the right to
copy the telephone number to the dial pad. Select SIM 1 PTP Call or SIM 2 PTP Call for calling.
Answering a call
When there is an incoming call, a prompt is displayed. If you registers the caller number display function (consulting
the network service provider), the caller number is displayed on the screen of the mobile phone. Slide left for
answering or press the Answer Key for answering.
Note: The call with high priority, such as the emergency call will be answered automatically.
If there is a new incoming call when you use the mobile phone or operate the menu, your current operation is
interrupted.
Ending a call
To end a call, click the red button for hanging up a call or press the End key at the bottom of the call screen.
After the call ends, the duration of this call is displayed on the screen.
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Refusing a call
When there is an incoming call, you can slide right or press the End key to refuse answering the call directly; or you
can slide up to refuse answering the call and reply back a short message rapidly.
Note: This needs the network supporting the short message service.
Tuning the volume
On the standby screen, the timing screen in talking status, or the inputting number screen during talking, you can tune
the volume by pressing the two Volume buttons on right side of the mobile phone. Press the Volumn Up key to enlarge
the volume, or press the Volumn Down key to reduce the volume until mute. You can also drag the volume bar to tune
the volume. Dragging the volume bar right to enlarge the volume, and left to reduce the volume.
Note: During talking, you cannot press the Volumn Down key to reduce the volume until mute.
Using hands-free mode during talking
On the timing screen during talking and dialing screen during dialing, you can click the Hands-free button to enter the
hands-free mode. The speaker will sound. Click the Hands-free button again to exit the hands-free mode. You can also
press the Answer Key to enter hands-free mode.
Note: During talking, the Answer Key can also be used as the Hands-free key.
Group calls with high priority are answered automatically with the hands-free mode enabled.
After entering the hands-free mode, the mobile phone speaker may sound very loud. Please do not use the mobile phone
near your ears in the hands-free mode.
Muting during talking
In the timing screen during talking, you can click the Mute Button to enter the mute mode, and then the peer cannot
hear your voice. Click the Mute Button to exit the mute mode.
Note: Muting is not allowed for the group call and broadcast service.
Call recording during talking
During talking, click More to expand the menu. Click Record, on the menu, and then a red dot and the recording time
prompt appears on the screen right to the talking time prompt. Recording of this call will be saved as a file into the
recording folder after the call ends.
Note:
The user can enter the talking menu again any time before the call ends, and click Record again to close the call
recording function.
Call memorandum during talking
During a PTP call talking, click the Memo to enter the memorandum for remarking. Click the Back key to return back
to the talking screen.
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