Maxcom MM236 User Manual

USER MANUAL

GSM Mobile Telephone // Dual SIM

Maxcom MM236

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If any technical assistance is required, please contact our hotline
at ([phone] or e-mail us at [e-mail]
Our website:
http://www.maxcom.pl/

Important! – The telephone works in the GSM
900/1800 network. Prior to switching on the phone, a
SIM Card must be correctly inserted.

The Set Includes:

GSM Telephone
Charger
Battery
User Manual
Warranty Card
Headphone Set

Keeping the original package is
recommended as it might be used
for transport.

Keep the receipt as it is necessary
for warranty.

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The Mobile Telephone GSM 900/1800

Dual SIM (2 miniSIM cards)
Big, Backlit Keypad
Big, Colored Display Screen (2,8’’)
Camera (2MPix)
MicroSD Memory Card Slot
Big Font, Easy Menu
Speakerphone
Phonebook (500 entries)
Sending & Receiving Messages (200 entries)
Speed Dial (8 phone numbers)
Call Duration Notification
Black Listed Numbers
Loud Ringtone
Bluetooth® Wireless Technology
Radio FM
Torch
Calculator
Alarm Clock
Adjustable Menu Font Size
950 mAh Battery
Idle Time: up to 280 hrs*
Conversation Time: up to 6 hrs*
Weight: 83g
Dimension: 134x57x9mm

* - depending on conditions and GSM signal strength

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Contents:

1. Safety Precautions ................................................................... 9

2. Getting Started ....................................................................... 10

SIM Card, microSD Card & Battery Installation ................ 10

Charging Battery .............................................................. 14

Low Battery Alert .............................................................. 15

3. Keys Description .................................................................... 16

4. Using the Phone ..................................................................... 18

Switching On the Phone ................................................... 18

Switching Off the Phone ................................................... 19

Idle Mode, Display Screen Description ............................. 19

Keypad Lock .................................................................... 21

5. MENU .................................................................................... 22

6. Phonebook ............................................................................. 22

Saving Contacts ............................................................... 22

Viewing Contacts ............................................................. 23

Deleting Contacts ............................................................. 24

6.3.1 Deleting Single Contact ............................................. 24

6.3.2 Deleting Multiple Contacts ......................................... 24

6.3.3 Deleting All Contacts .................................................. 24

Copying Contacts ............................................................. 25

6.4.1 Copying Single Contact ............................................. 25

6.4.2 Copying Multiple Contacts ......................................... 25

Transferring Contacts ....................................................... 25

Mark Multiple .................................................................... 26

Phonebook Settings ................................ ......................... 26

6.7.1 Preferred Memory ...................................................... 26

6.7.2 Speed Dial ................................................................. 26

6.7.3 Additional Numbers (Fixed Dialing) ............................ 27

6.7.4 Memory Status ........................................................... 27

7. Phone Calls ............................................................................ 27

Direct Dialing .................................................................... 27

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Dialing Number from the Phonebook ................................28

Dialing Number from Call Log ...........................................28

Speed Dialing ...................................................................28

Adjusting Phone Call Volume ...........................................28

Options While Calling .......................................................29

Answering Phone Calls .....................................................29

8. Phone Call Center (Call Log & Settings) .................................29

Call Log ............................................................................30

Phone Call Settings ..........................................................31

8.2.1 Call Waiting ................................................................31

8.2.2 Call Forwarding .......................................................... 31

8.2.3 Call Barring ................................................................32

8.2.4 Advanced Settings .....................................................33

9. Text & Multimedia Messages ..................................................34

Creating & Sending Text Messages ..................................34

Viewing & Replying to Text Messages ..............................35

Text Message Boxes ........................................................36

9.3.1 Inbox ..........................................................................36

9.3.2 Sentbox ................................................................ ......36

9.3.3 Drafts .........................................................................37

9.3.4 Outbox ....................................................................... 37

Deleting Messages ...........................................................37

Message Settings .............................................................37

9.5.1 Text Messages ...........................................................37

9.5.2 Multimedia Messages .................................................38

9.5.3 Network Messages .....................................................39

Voicemail ..........................................................................39

10. File Manager ...........................................................................40

11. Tools.......................................................................................40

Calendar ...........................................................................40

To Do List .........................................................................41

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Alarm Clock...................................................................... 41

World Clock...................................................................... 42

Torch ............................................................................... 42

12. Extras ..................................................................................... 42

Calculator ......................................................................... 42

Stopwatch ........................................................................ 42

E-book Reader ................................ ................................ . 43

13. Network Services ................................................................... 43

WhatsApp ........................................................................ 43

Internet WAP .................................................................... 43

SIM Card Services ........................................................... 44

14. Audio Player ........................................................................... 44

15. Multimedia .............................................................................. 45

Camera/Video Camera..................................................... 45

Image Viewer ................................................................ ... 47

Video Recording .............................................................. 47

Video Player..................................................................... 48

Voice Recorder ................................................................ 49

Radio FM ......................................................................... 49

16. Profiles ................................................................................... 50

17. Settings .................................................................................. 51

DUAL SIM Settings .......................................................... 51

Phone Settings ................................................................. 51

17.2.1 Setting Date & Time ................................................... 51

17.2.2 Schedule Phone Auto Power On/Off .......................... 52

17.2.3 Language................................................................... 52

17.2.4 Display Screen ........................................................... 52

17.2.5 Navigation Key ........................................................... 53

17.2.6 . Flight Mode .............................................................. 53

Network Settings .............................................................. 53

Font Size .......................................................................... 54

Security Settings .............................................................. 54

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17.5.1 PIN Lock (SIM1 & SIM2) ............................................54

17.5.2 Phone Security ...........................................................54

Connectivity ...................................................................... 54

17.6.1 Bluetooth ....................................................................54

17.6.2 SIM Card Data Connection .........................................55

17.6.3 APN Profile ................................................................55

Notification Settings ................................ .......................... 56

Restore Factory Settings ..................................................56

18. Computer Connectivity ............................................................56

19. FAQ (Troubleshooting) ...........................................................56

20. Safe Use ................................................................ ................. 59

21. Terms of Warranty ..................................................................61

22. Battery Information .................................................................61

23. SAR Information .....................................................................63

24. Protect Your Environment .......................................................65

25. Declaration of Conformity........................................................66

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1. Safety Precautions

Reading the guidelines below will minimize the risk of
misusing the phone.

• Never use the phone in any area where the use of
mobile phones is prohibited such as refueling points
or hospitals. Using phones in such places might
expose others to danger. Never switch on the
phone if it might interfere with work of other devices!

• Never use the phone without recommended
accessories while driving.

• The telephone emits electromagnetic field that might
negatively interfere with other electronic devices
including medical equipment. A distance
recommended by the medical equipment
manufacturers between the phone and the implanted
medical device such as a heart pacemaker should be
observed. Users with implanted devices should get
familiar with and follow guidelines by the
manufacturers of such implanted medical devices.
Users with a heart pacemaker should not carry the
phone in the breast pocket and should keep the
phone next to the ear opposite to the medical device
in order to minimize the risk of interference; in case
of suspecting such interference, the phone should be
switched off immediately.

• A device and its accessories might contain small
parts. Keep your phone and all parts out of reach of
children.

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• Any repairs or modifications of the phone are not
allowed. Any defects should be repaired by the
qualified service only.

• Only original batteries and chargers should be used.
Using other accessories might damage the phone
or cause an explosion.

• The phone is not dustproof, never expose the
phone to dust, metal chips, etc. as it might cause
the phone to malfunction.

• WATERPROOF – the phone is not waterproof.
Keep it dry at all times.

2. Getting Started

Prior to switching on the phone, a SIM Card must be
inserted. Be careful not to damage the Card while
inserting it.
Keep the SIM Card away from children at all times.

SIM Card, microSD Card & Battery

Installation

The phone has two slots for miniSIM Cards. If you have
card(s) of different size, contact your service provider to
replace the SIM Card for the card of right size. Prior to
inserting the SIM Card, make sure to switch off the
phone, and to remove the battery; the charger should be
unplugged. To insert the SIM Card, first you should
remove the battery as described and presented below:

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• When the phone is switched off, use your
fingernail to lift up he battery cover, and gently
pull it up to remove it --> as shown below:

• Remove the battery by lifting it up with your

fingernail where there is a notch.

• Gently insert SIM Cards making sure for the
notches on SIM Cards to be placed as shown
above, and contacts to face downwards:

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• There is a microSD memory card (up to 16GB)

slot on the left from SIM slots. Insert the memory

card onto the slot as shown below:

Be careful while using memory cards especially while
inserting and uninstalling the card. Some memory cards
must be formatted on a computer before the first use.
Regularly make backup copies of data stored on cards
used in other devices, if you use SD Cards. Misuse or

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other factors might damage the card or make the card
lose its content.

Battery Installation:

• Insert the battery so that metal contacts +/- will
go toward the top edge of the phone.

• After installing the battery put the battery
cover back in place and gently push it until it
clicks.

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Charging Battery

Important! Only the battery included in the set should

be used. Using other batteries might damage the phone
and shall void warranty.

Never plug in the charger while the back cover is
removed.

To charge the phone:

1. Plug the charger into a power outlet.

2. Plug the other end of the charger into the jack
located on the lower edge of the phone. There will
be a message about a charger being connected
displayed on the display screen, and the battery
icon will keep blinking until the battery is fully
charged.

3. When the battery is fully charged, unplug the
charger from the power outlet, and then
disconnect the charger from the phone.

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As soon as the charging process is complete, the
battery icon will stop blinking. If the phone was off, a
notification “Battery Full” will appear

Important!!

• Before you start the charging process, make
sure the battery is properly installed.

• Never remove the battery while charging –
doing so might damage the phone.

• If the battery level is too low to work properly,
there will be the message on the screen telling
you that the phone is about to be automatically
switched off, and the phone will automatically
switch off.

• If the battery is fully discharged (because for
example you had left the torch on), it might be
necessary to wait several minutes for the battery
icon to appear after the battery is plugged in.

Low Battery Alert

The phone will emit a special sound alert (if warning
alerts are enabled in the profile) and a message „Battery
Discharged” will appear on the screen, if the battery level
is too low. There will be an icon of an empty battery on

the screen . As soon as you see such a message,
charge the phone.

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3. Keys Description

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microUSB slot/charging port

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Left Key

2

Headphones Set

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Right Key

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Speakerphone

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Up Key

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Display Screen

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Down Key

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Left Function Key – LFK

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OK Key

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Right Function Key – RFK

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Numeric
Keypad

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Green Receiver – Making
Phone Calls

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Camera Lens

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Red Receiver – Ending Phone
Calls/Return to Home Screen

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Torch/Flash

Key Primary Functions

Key

Function

Red Receiver

Press: return to Idle mode, end
phone calls. Press & Hold: switch
on & off the phone

Green Receiver

Press: make phone calls; in Idle
mode go to Call Log;

Navigation Keys

Up

Video Player (default)

Down

Alarm (default)
Left

Profiles (default)

LFK

Option as appears on the screen

RFK

Option as appears on the screen

Right

Messages(default)

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1

Press: Digit 1
Press & Hold: Voicemail

0

Press: Digit 0

2-9

Press: digits 2 to 9
Press & Hold: dial a speed dial
number (if such speed dial has
been already enabled)

*

Enter symbols: *, +, P, W.
While typing text messages: special
symbols

#

Press: Change the text input mode
while typing a message, entering
the symbol #

Press & Hold: Enable/disable Silent
mode

OK
Key

Confirmation Key. Press & Hold to
switch on/off the torch

4. Using the Phone
Switching On the Phone

To switch on the phone, press and hold the red receiver
key.

If the prompt to enter the PIN Code appears, you must
enter the code. You will get the code in the SIM Card
starter kit.
After entering the code, press the Left Function Key to
confirm.

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Switching Off the Phone

To switch off the phone, press and hold the red receiver
key.

Idle Mode, Display Screen Description

If the phone is switched on, but there is no activity, the
phone will go to Idle mode.

Warning: If you enter an incorrect PIN code three
times in a row, the SIM card will be locked. You
might unlock the card by entering the PUK code. If
you enter the incorrect PUK ten times, the SIM Card
will be permanently locked.

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Display Screen Description

1. Icons showing functions:

Ringtone only

Headphones

On

Ringtone +

Vibrations

Unread Text,

Multimedia

Message

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2. GSM Network Signal

3. Battery Level

4. GSM Service Provider’s Name

5. Time & Date

6. Function Keys Functions (LFK & RFK)

Keypad Lock

To lock the keypad, in Idle mode press the Left Function
Key (LFK), and then a star (*). To unlock the keypad,
press the Left Function Key (LFK), and then a star (*).

Vibration,

Ringtone Later

EDGE Data

Connection

Vibrations Only

Silent

Alarm Clock On

Call

Forwarding

Enabled

Bluetooth Active

Keypad

Locked

Missed Phone

Call

Roaming

Active

Icons might vary depending

on software

* The icon RM appears
also in domestic roaming if
the User is using another
provider’s network.

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There is no need to unlock the keypad to answer an
incoming phone call.
Select Menu  Phone Settings  Display  Auto.

Keypad Lock

5. MENU

To enter MENU, in Idle mode press the key OK and the
Left Function Key (LFK).

To navigate in MENU use the keys
UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT.
To confirm the function you have selected, press the key
OK.

To return to the previous MENU (go back), press the
Right Function Key (RFK). To go to Idle mode, press
the red receiver key.

6. Phonebook
Saving Contacts

There are two methods for you to save a New Contact:

1. You can save the number from the list of missed
and received phone calls. In order to do so, in
Idle mode press the green receiver key, select
the phone number you want to save, and press

„Options” (LFK). Select „Save in Phonebook”,

press the LFK, and select where you want to
save it. Enter the Contact’s name, and then
press Options  Save.

2. You can add a New Contact directly to the
Phonebook. To do so, in Idle mode press the

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RFK, and then using the key UP select New
Contact. Select where you want to save the
Contact. Enter the Contact’s name and number,
and press Options  Save.

Viewing Contacts

Method 1

1. Enter MENU and select Phonebook.

2. Enter the first or subsequent letter(s) of the name
you are looking for.

3. The phone will go to the list of names starting with
this/these letter(s). You can scroll the list up and
down using navigation keys UP/DOWN.

Method 2

1. In Idle mode press the RFK

2. Enter the first letter of the name (first or last

name) you are looking for.

3. The phone will go to the list of names starting

with this letter. You can scroll the list up and
down using navigation keys UP/DOWN.

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Deleting Contacts

6.3.1 Deleting Single Contact

If you want to delete a Contact from your phone or the
SIM Card, do as follows:

1. In MENU, select Phonebook

2. Select the Contact you wish to delete, press

Options  Delete

3. Press LFK twice to confirm.

6.3.2 Deleting Multiple Contacts

If you want to delete multiple Contacts from your phone
or the SIM Card, do as follows:

1. In MENU select: Phonebook  Options  Mark

Multiple  Delete Multiple

2. Select the Contact you wish to delete, and then use
the key OK to mark/unmark Contacts to be deleted.

3. Then, select: OptionsDelete MultipleYes.

6.3.3 Deleting All Contacts

If you want to delete all Contacts from the phone or the
SIM Card, do as follows:

1. In MENU select: Phonebook  Options 
Settings  Delete All Contacts

2. Select whether you want to delete Contacts from
SIM1, SIM2 or the Phone and press Yes to confirm.

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Copying Contacts

6.4.1 Copying Single Contact

To copy Contacts from the SIM Card onto the phone, or
from the phone onto the SIM card, do as follows:

1. In MENU select Phonebook

2. Select the Contact you wish to copy

3. Press Options  Copy and select where you want
to copy the Contact to (SIM1, SIM2, Phone) and
press LFK.

6.4.2 Copying Multiple Contacts

If you want to copy Contacts from the SIM Card to the
phone, or from the phone to the phone, do as follows:

1. In MENU select: Phonebook  Options 
Settings  Copy All

2. Select where to copy Contacts from and to.

3. Mark all Contacts you wish to copy by pressing the
key OK. If you want to delete all Contacts, select
Options  Mark All.
Press Options  Copy Marked

Transferring Contacts

You can transfer Contacts from the SIM Card to the
phone memory, or from the phone memory to the SIM
Card. To do so, select MENU Phonebook  Options
 Settings  Transfer All. Then follow the same steps
as in Copying Multiple Contacts (see chapter Błąd! Nie
można odnaleźć źródła odwołania.).

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Mark Multiple

In MENU select Phonebook  Options  Mark
Multiple and then:

- Send Text Mssg, if you want to send a text message to
multiple recipients

- Delete Multiple, if you want to delete multiple Contacts,
see chapter Błąd! Nie można odnaleźć źródła
odwołania.

Phonebook Settings

6.7.1 Preferred Memory

In MENU select: Phonebook  Options  Settings 
Prefer. Memory, to select a default location for Contacts

to be saved (SIM1, SIM2, Phone, All).

6.7.2 Speed Dial
In MENU select: Phonebook  Options  Settings 

Speed Dial  Status, to enable and disable Speed

Dialing. If Speed Dial is enabled, and there are phone
numbers assigned to the keys 2-9, press and hold a given
key to make a phone call to the assigned number.
To assign a number to the key, in MENU select

Phonebook  Options  Settings  Speed Dial. 
Assign Keys. Then select the key you wish to assign a

number to, press the LFK, select the phone number from
the Phonebook, and press the LFK again.

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6.7.3 Additional Numbers (Fixed Dialing)

In MENU select Phonebook  Options  Settings
Additional Numbers  FDN, to enable/disable the

Fixed Dialing Number option. Important! Service

Provider’s Function!

6.7.4 Memory Status

This option allows you to check the status of the
memory in each SIM Card and in the phone about
Contacts.
In MENU select Phonebook  Options  Settings

Memory Status

7. Phone Calls
Direct Dialing

1. Enter the phone number of person you wish to call.

2. Press the green receiver to make a phone call to the
number you have just dialed.

3. To finish the phone call, press red receiver.

For international phone calls, you must dial „00”

or „+” prior to dialing the actual number. To enter
„+” press the key „ ” twice.

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Dialing Number from the Phonebook

In Idle mode press the RFK to enter the Phonebook. Use
the keys UP/DOWN to select the number you wish to call.
If you want to go quickly to the Contact whose name
starts with the letter U, press the key 8 twice. To call the
selected number, press the green receiver key, and then
select SIM1 or SIM2.

Dialing Number from Call Log

Press the green receiver key when the phone is in the
Idle mode to go to Call Log. Press the keys UP/DOWN
to scroll up/down the Call Log. Press the green

receiver key to make a phone call.

Speed Dialing

If you have already assigned Contacts to keys 2-9 and
Status of such option is active, in Idle mode press and

hold a numeric, given key (2-9) to make a phone call to
this person.

Adjusting Phone Call Volume

While having a phone conversation, press the key RIGHT
or LEFT to increase or decrease the phone call volume.

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Options While Calling

To enable the speakerphone while talking on the phone,
press the RFK (Speakerphone). To disable the
speakerphone, press the key again.
While having a phone conversation, press Options to
enable additional functions:

- Suspend: suspends a phone call

- End phone call: ends connection

- New phone call: allows you to make a new phone call

- Phonebook: allows you to enter the Phonebook, eg. to

check the phone number

- Call Log: allows you to view Call Log

- Messages: allows you to view received/saved

messages

- Voice Recorder: allows you to record the phone call

- Mute: enables/disables the microphone

- DTMF: allows you to enable/disable DTMF

- Volume: adjusts the conversation volume.

Answering Phone Calls

To receive an incoming phone call, press the green
receiver.

To reject an incoming phone call, press the red receiver.
To mute incoming phone calls, press RFK (Silent).

8. Phone Call Center (Call Log & Settings)

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Call Log

To go to Call Log, go to the main MENU and select
Phone Call Center  Call Log, and then select:
Missed Phone Calls (to have missed phone calls

displayed). If there are any phone calls you have missed,
in Idle mode a symbol of a receiver will appear in the top
left corner of the screen.

Dialed Numbers (to have dialed numbers displayed).
Answered Phone Calls (to have answered phone calls

displayed)
Delete (to have a selected phone call deleted from the
Call Log).

Important! To view all phone calls in Call Log, in Idle
mode press the green receiver key.
Each type of phone calls is represented by a symbol of
different color.

After selecting a phone call you wish to view, press the
LFK, to get additional options displayed:

- Preview allows you to view phone call details

- Call, makes a phone call to a given number

- Send Text Mssg, allows you to send a text message

- Send MMS, allows you to send a multimedia message

- Save in Phonebook, allows you to add a new number
to the Phonebook

- Edit Before Calling, allows you to edit the number prior
to making a phone call.

- Add to Black List, allows you block a given number

- Delete, deletes a given item.

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Phone Call Settings

To enter Phone Call Settings, go to MENU and select:
Phone Call Center  Call Settings  select SIM1 or
SIM2

8.2.1 Call Waiting

It is a network service. If your provider offers such
service, configuration will be required.
In MENU select: Phone Call Center  Call Settings 

select SIM1 or SIM2  Call Waiting and you can check
availability status, and decide whether to enable such an

option.
If Call Waiting is enabled, and you are talking on the
phone, you will be notified about any other incoming
phone call by a special beep of a second call. You can
answer the second incoming phone call and suspend the
first one. You can also toggle between calls or merge
both calls to create a conference call.

8.2.2 Call Forwarding

It is a network service. If your provider offers such
service, configuration will be required. The User might
direct incoming calls to be forwarded directly to voicemail
or to any other number.

1. To enable Call Forwarding in MENU select: Phone

Call Center  Call Settings  select SIM1 or SIM2 
Call Forwarding

2. Then select when you want to forward calls from an

available list: 1 All voice calls (all incoming phone calls
are forwarded to a given number), 2 If unavailable

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(incoming calls are forwarded if the phone is switched
off or out of reception), 3 If I don’t answer (incoming
phone calls are forwarded if you don’t answer the
phone) 4 If busy (incoming phone calls are forwarded
if you are currently talking on the phone), 5 Forward all
phone calls 6 Annul all forwards.

3. Press Enable and enter the number you wish to
forward phone calls to in order to enable this option or
Disable, to have this option disabled.
To see what is the current status of this option, select:

Check status.

8.2.3 Call Barring

It is a network service. If your provider offers such
service, configuration will be required. This option allows
you to restrict certain types of phone calls.

1. In MENU go to: Phone Call Center  Call Settings
 select SIM1 or SIM2  Call Barring

2. You can select the type of phone calls you wish to
restrict. You can select the number to block from the
Call Log. You can block any outgoing calls, outgoing
international, international (except to home), any
incoming calls and incoming roaming calls. Additionally,
you can update the barring code.

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8.2.4 Advanced Settings

• Black List: You can select numbers to be
automatically blocked/rejected by the phone.

• Auto Re-Dial: If this option is enabled and if you
fail to make a phone call, the phone will
automatically redial the number

• Auto Call Recorder: You can automatically
record phone conversations

• Call Duration Reminder: You can set the phone
to remind you about how long you are on the
phone. Every predefined period (31-60sec) or
after certain time has passed (2-3000sec) you
will hear a beep to notify you about time period
that has just passed.

• Reject by Text Message: When this option is
enabled, for an incoming phone call press

Options  Reject by Text Message  confirm
Yes

• Answering Phone Calls: You can set an
incoming phone call to be answered by pressing
any key, or automatically, if the headphone set is
on.

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9. Text & Multimedia Messages

The phone allows you to send and receive text and
multimedia messages. If there is the icon displayed

on the screen, there is at least one unread message on
your phone.
To enter in MENU Text Messages in Idle mode press the
LFK, and then select Messages Inbox. When the

inbox is full, the icon on the screen will blink. Delete
messages from the Inbox to solve the problem.

Creating & Sending Text Messages

1. Go to MENU, and then select: Messages  Create
Message  Text, to open the message editor.

2. Enter your message.

3. Changing the text input mode: To change the text
input mode (digits, capital and lower case letters)
press the key „#” if you want to enter the symbol,
press the key „ ”.

4. Sending Text Messages: Press Options  Send
To and select whether you want to dial the number
manually or select it from the Phonebook. Select the
number and press OK. If you want to text multiple
recipients, you can add additional numbers. To send
a text message, press Options  Send

5. Saving Text Messages: To save the message you
have just typed, press Options  Save. The
message will be saved in the Drafts folder. You can
allow sent messages to be automatically saved, to do

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so go to MENU and select: Mssgs Settings
Text  Save Sent Mssgs.  Enable.

If you want to send a multimedia message, select in
MENU: Messages Create Message  MMS,
enter the text, press Options and select content,
(add attachment such as photo, sound), and then
select Options and Send and select a recipient.

Remember – the image can’t be bigger than

300kB to be sent successfully!!

Viewing & Replying to Text Messages

1. If there is an icon of unread message on the display
screen or if you want to view unread messages, in
MENU go to: Messages  Inbox. To view a
message, press the key OK. While viewing, you can
use additional options by pressing the LKF.

2. The icon next to a message means the message
has not been viewed yet.

By pressing „Options” while viewing messages, you will
access additional options:

- Reply by Text: create a text message to the sender

- Reply by MMS: create a multimedia message to the

sender

- Call: call the sender

- Delete: deletes a message

- Forward: allows you to forward a message to another

recipient

- Advanced: allows you to use the number, address or

URL.

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Text Message Boxes

9.3.1 Inbox

Displays received messages listed in order by the date
they have been received.
To navigate within the inbox, use the keys UP & DOWN.

To have additional options displayed, press „Options”

while viewing the inbox.

- Preview: allows you to view a message

- Reply by Text: create a text message to the sender

- Reply by MMS: create a multimedia message

- Call: call the sender

- Forward: allows to forward a message to another
recipient

- Delete: delete a message

- Delete All: delete all messages from the inbox

- Delete Multiple: delete marked messages.

9.3.2 Sentbox

If you use the option: Save Sent Messages, sent
messages will be saved in the folder „Sent”.
To navigate within the Sentbox, use the keys UP and

DOWN.

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9.3.3 Drafts

You can save unsent messages in the folder „Drafts”.

To do so, type your message, and after pressing the
LFK select „Save”.
Go to Drafts to send, delete or edit saved messages.

9.3.4 Outbox

If you fail to send a message, it will be saved in Outbox.

Deleting Messages

To delete a selected message, go to Options and select
„Delete”.

Message Settings

Go to MENU and select: Messages  Settings, and
then select:

9.5.1 Text Messages

• SIM1 & SIM2

- Profiles



Text Message Center Number: It works as
an intermediary between users while sending a text
message. In order to be able to send text messages from
a mobile phone, having a correct Text Message Center
number entered on the phone is necessary.
You can get this number from your service provider.

- Delivery Report: You can select for the phone to
receive a delivery report every time a message has
been delivered to a recipient (network service)

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- Message Validity: defines a period for a message to
remain valid

- Message Type: allows to define the type of a sent
message

- Reply Path: allows you to enable/disable the reply
path

- Voicemail: allows you to set the voicemail server
number

• Memory Status
Allows you to verify the memory status on the SIM1, SIM2
Card and on the phone.

• Message Counter
Allows you check the number of sent/received
messages.

• Save Sent Messages
Allows you to enable/disable saving sent messages.

• Preferred Memory
Allows you to select a location for messages to be saved
to, either the phone or SIM Card.

9.5.2 Multimedia Messages

• Data Account
Allows you to select a data account necessary to send
multimedia messages. These are so-called APN
accounts; all MAXCOM telephones are designed to
automatically serve the four biggest service providers in
Poland.

• Common

- Composition: allows you to set time for each slide,

and automatic signature.

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- Sending: allows you to set delivery reports, priority,

auto save.

- Downloading: allows you to download multimedia
messages in your home network and roaming, and

set message filters.

- Preferred storage: allows you to select a location

to store messages

- Memory Status: allows you to check the memory
status.

9.5.3 Network Messages

Select: Menu  Messages  Settings Network
Messages, to set network messages options.

Voicemail

Voicemail is a network service that allows callers to leave
a voice message when you cannot answer the phone
call. To learn more, contact your service provider. If you
want to change the number of your voicemail in MENU
go to: MessagesSettingsText Mssgs  SIM1 or
SIM2 Voicemail and enter the number you want.
You can get the voicemail number from your service
provider. To connect to your voicemail press and hold the

key .

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10. File Manager

Select in MENU: File Manager
Press the Left Function Key [Options]:

• Open – select to open a disc/folder you need.

• Format – format selected memory.

After opening the folder, there are following options
available under the left program key:

• Open

• Open the folder – to open a new folder in a new location

• Rename – allows you to rename the folder/file

• Delete: Delete the current folder/file

• Sort: Select a criterion to sort folders by. File Manager

in the phone is an easy program. If there is any need to
perform more advanced folder/file operations, please
connect your phone to a PC.

11. Tools
Calendar

To enable the calendar, in MENU go to: Tools 
Calendar.

To navigate between dates, use keys
Up/Down/Right/Left.
Press the LFK, to get some additional options:

- Preview: allows you to view events scheduled for a
given day,

- View All: allows you to view all scheduled events,

- Add event: allows you to add/schedule a new
event/reminder for a given date,

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- Delete event: allows you delete a given event,

- Go to Date: enter the date you want to go to

- Go to Current Date: allows you to go to today’s date

- Week View: go to a different calendar view

- First Day of Week: allows you to select the first day of
the week (Sunday or Monday).

To Do List

You can schedule events, tasks and other reminders for
a specific date and time.

Alarm Clock

You can set five independent alarms in the phone. In
order to enable the alarm clock in MENU select: Tools
 Alarm Clock. Select a given alarm and press Edit.
You can enable/disable the alarm clock, set the time for
your alarm clock to go off, alert tone, and repeat. If the
phone is switched off, the alarm clock will still go off as
long as the battery is sufficiently charged. If the alarm
goes off, press the Left Function Key to disable the
alarm clock. Press the Right Function Key to snooze;
the alarm will go off again in 5 minutes.

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World Clock

This option allows you to view time in other parts of the
world.

Torch

This option allows you to switch on/off the torch. To
switch on/off the torch, you can also press and hold the
OK key in Idle mode.

12. Extras
Calculator

To enable the calculator, in MENU select Extras
Calculator. There are four possible mathematical

operations on the phone: addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division.
Enter the first number using keys 0-9, and then use
UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT, select the operation, and
enter the next number. Press OK.

Stopwatch

There are two kinds to stopwatch on the phone:

• Standard – that can take both interval and lap
times,

• nWay – a special kind of stopwatch with 4
settings, controlled by a joystick.

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E-book Reader

This tools allows you to read E-books on the phone. TXT
it the only supported format. The application by itself
detects TXT files on the phone or memory card,
depending on what default memory is currently used.

13. Network Services
WhatsApp

It is a basic WhatsApp application available for
smartphones and other devices with Android system. In
order to use the application, SD Card and active data
packet must be enabled. Prior to initial use, application
update might be required. Remember, this application is
not as advanced as the application available in the
Android system (eg. there is no option to activate the
application in background, that is the application must be
directly launched to view/receive messages).

Internet WAP

The Internet browser on the phone allows you to use a
variety of WAP features.

Please remember – WAP technology combined with
EDGE transmission technology is limited in terms of
surfing the Internet.These are the simplest tools used

for such purposes.
The phone has preinstalled APN settings of some service
providers (the biggest four in Poland).
To use the Internet, in MENU select:

Network Service  Internet WAP  Homepage or
Search or Enter URL (any website)

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Due to the phone display screen resolution and WAP
technology, websites might appear differently than
original websites. Some details of websites might be
lost.
Contact your service provider about service availability,
prices, and the User manual.
You can get configuration settings necessary to view
the browser from the service provider.
The phone’s remote configuration is allowed by some
providers.

SIM Card Services

Independently from the phone features, the SIM Card
might offer additional service. Name and features of
such menu depend on the type of available service.
Some features that require the Internet connection
might be unavailable.

14. Audio Player

Use the audio player to play recorded audio files. They
must be in the folder My Music. To play or pause, press
the key OK.
You can navigate between the previous and next audio
file by pressing navigation keys LEFT and RIGHT. To
turn volume up or down, press navigation keys
UP/DOWN.

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The phone supports the following files: WAV, AAC,

AMR.

15. Multimedia
Camera/Video Camera

The phone allows you take photos and record videos.
To switch on the camera, in MENU select: Multimedia
 Camera or Video Camera. An image will appear on
the screen. The camera has a digital zoom (enlarging).
To zoom in the subject of a photograph press UP, to
zoom it out press DOWN.
To resize the image (240x320, 640x480, 800x600,
1280x1024, 1600x1200), press Options  Image
Settings.
To take a photo, press the key OK. The image will be
automatically saved. Make sure not to move the phone
as long as the message: “Saving” appears on the
screen.

To view more options, press the Left Function Key:

Go to Video

Enables the video camera

Photos

Activates the photo viewer

Camera Settings

Allows you to change the camera

settings such as anti-flicker, self-timer,

flashlight, contrast, EV, shutter sound

Image Settings

You can resize the image and change

the quality of the image

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White Balance

Allows you to adjust white balance

Scene Modes

Automatic or Night

Effect Settings

Allows you to use negative effect,

width scale, etc.

Memory

Allows you to select whether your

images will be saved on the Card

memory or in the phone memory

Restore Default

Restores default settings of the photo

camera.

The phone memory allows you to take just a few photos
(depending on the set resolution). To store more
photos, install the MicroSD memory card.
While using the option Images (Image Viewer) select
the image you want using keys Up/Down/Right/Left
and press the Left Function Key to view the following
options:

- Preview, enlarges the selected image. If you want to
view a next image, use keys Right/Left.

- Select Style, you can select either a List View or Grid
View

- Send, allows you to send a photo as MMS (size up to
300kB) or via Bluetooth

- Use As, an image might be set as a wallpaper or a
screensaver,

- Rename, allows you to rename the image

- Delete, deletes the image

- Sort by, sorts images by applying a given criterion

- Delete All, deletes all images

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- Memory, allows you to select whether the image will
be viewed and saved on the memory card or in the
phone memory

-Image details, you can view the image details.
After the image is enlarged, there is an option to Rotate
the image. Press Rotate to position the image vertically
or horizontally.

Image Viewer

In MENU select Multimedia  Image Viewer. You can
view images you have previously taken. Available
options are the same like in Photos as described in
chapter 15.1.
The phone supports images taken in BMP,JPG, PNG,

GIF formats.

Video Recording

In order to enable a video camera in MENU select
Multimedia  Camera. To set recording option, press

the Left Function Key.
To start recording, press OK. To pause recording, press

OK again. To stop recording, press the Right Function
Key.

To use the Video Camera, installing a MicroSD (not
included in the set) is required so is selecting the card
memory as the location for images to be saved; go to
Options  Memory and select Memory Card.

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You can send images and videos taken with your phone
to a computer. To learn more, go to: Computer

Connection.

Video Player

In MENU select: Multimedia->Video Player. You can
view previously taken videos (folder Videos) with the
video player. Use keys Up/Down to select the video you
want to view. To start and pause, press the key OK. To
stop playing, press DOWN. To full size the image, press
the key UP.
The telephone supports files in AVI and 3GP.

Remember – to see video files in the video player,
files must be in the folder “Videos”!

While viewing the list of recordings, press „Options”, to
access additional options:

- Play

- Send

- Rename

- Delete.

- Delete All

- Sort by

- Memory

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Voice Recorder

You can record music and surrounding sound.

- Select in MENU: Multimedia  Voice Recorder

- To start or pause recording, press OK  New
Recording on Navigation Key UP

- To stop recording, press the Right Function Key, to
pause – LFK. To play any recording, use the navigation
key DOWN, to play another video RIGHT/LEFT. Default
recordings are saved in the folder „Audio”.

- Select Options, to enter the voice recorder settings
(location to save files, recording quality).

Radio FM

The phone has a built-in radio FM. In order use the
radio you must connect headphones as they double as
an antenna.

To enable the radio, in MENU select Multimedia 
Radio FM. To switch on/off the radio, press the key OK.
If there is the option Play in Background, press the key
OK to stop it prior to switching off the radio, and then
press the red receiver. Otherwise, the radio will keep
playing all the time.
Keys’ functions while playing the radio:

Warning: Quality of reception depends on your
location. Such quality might be influenced by
numerous factors that might cause poor quality of
reception; it is not, however, grounds for filing a
complaint about the product.

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• RIGHT: increases frequency by 0,1 MHz

• LEFT: decreases frequency by 0,1 MHz

• UP: after pressing the key, it changes the function

of RIGHT/LEFT keys into searching for a
previous/next radio station.

• DOWN: enters settings directly

• #: volume up

• *: volume down

• Red receiver: leaving

• Keys 1 – 9: selecting the radio station from the list

of channels (must be stations that are saved).

16. Profiles

The phone has a few profiles to suit various
circumstances you might be under. You can enable and
adjust each profile to fit your needs. Available profiles:
General, Silent, Meeting, Outdoors, Headphones Mode.
In each profile, use the option “Adjust” to change:

- Alert type (ringtone only, vibration only, etc.)

- Ringtone type (single or repeated)

- Ringtone sound

- Ringtone volume

- Message alert

- Message alert volume

- Keypad sound

- Keypad volume

- Powering on/off beep

- Warning alerts (for instance low battery alert)

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In Idle mode, press and hold the key # to enable the
profile Meeting, press and hold this key again to return to
the previous profile.

17. Settings

Select in MENU: Settings, and then:

DUAL SIM Settings

This option allows you to manage SIM Cards that is you
can enable or disable a selected SIM Card slot.

Phone Settings

17.2.1 Setting Date & Time

To set the date and time, select in MENU: Settings­>Phone Settings->Time & Date. Select „Time zone” to
select a location you want, and then „Set time/date” to
enter time and date. To navigate between date and time
use keys Up/Down/Right/Left; to enter time and date
press keys 0-9.

You can also format time (12h or 24h), date
(DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD) and
date separator.
If the battery was removed, after replacing the battery
you have to set the date and time again (if it is not
automatically downloaded from the network).

Option Auto Time Update, if enabled, automatically
downloads time and date from the service provider’s
network.

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17.2.2 Schedule Phone Auto Power On/Off

This options allows you automatically manage switching
on and off the phone; this option is useful eg. to get the
phone automatically turned off at night.

17.2.3 Language

This option allows you to change the language of the
phone menu. If you accidently change the language, to
return to the language you want, in Idle mode, press:

- 1x OK

- 1x LEFT

- 1x OK

- 1x LEFT

- 1x OK

- 1x LEFT

- 1x OK
select the language you want and press OK.

17.2.4 Display Screen

You can set a wallpaper, screensaver, or enable time and
date to appear on the display screen in Idle mode
(desktop). You can also select:

Auto Keypad Lock

This option allows you to set time after which the keypad
will be automatically locked.

Backlighting:

Backlighting allows you to set brightness and time for the
screen to remain backlit.

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17.2.5 Navigation Key

This option allows you to set shortcuts to selected
functions under navigation keys: Up, Down, Right, Left
(by default: Video Player, Alarm Clock, Messages,
Profiles).

17.2.6 . Flight Mode

You can select the flight mode. If the flight mode is
enabled, there is no connection with the GSM network;
making phone calls, sending/receiving messages is
impossible.

Network Settings

This is for advanced users. The option allows you to
manage GSM network settings:

• Network Selection: You can select a service
provider manually or automatically for SIM1 &
SIM2

• Preferred transfer GPRS (Data or Voice).

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Font Size

You can select the font size for the telephone menu.
There are four sizes available: default, small, medium,
and large. Test all options to select the font size to best
fit your needs.

Security Settings

17.5.1 PIN Lock (SIM1 & SIM2)

You can enable/disable the phone’s request to enter the
PIN Code every time you switch on the phone and update
the PIN Code.

17.5.2 Phone Security

You can enable the phone lock. While switching on the
phone, you will be required to enter the lock code. The
default lock code is 0000 (four zeros).

Connectivity

17.6.1 Bluetooth

Bluetooth connectivity allows you to send and receive
files. You can also connect other devices such as
wireless headphone set.
Select in MENU: Settings  Connectivity and go to

Bluetooth.

In Bluetooth Menu you can select one of the following
options:

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Bluetooth Status

Enable/Disable Bluetooth

Visibility

Enable, so that other people will

see your phone

My Devices

Devices you have been

connected to before

My Name

Select a name for your device

In the MM236 phone, in sub-menu ADVANCED you can
set an audio path, memory, and you can check the BT
address. Files received on the phone MM236 are saved
in the folder „Received”.

17.6.2 SIM Card Data Connection

We select either SIM1 or SIM2 for a data packet to be
downloaded from while being connected to the Internet,
eg. while using the WhatsApp or the Internet browser.

17.6.3 APN Profile

Select in MENU: Settings  Connectivity and go to
APN Profile.

The telephone has preinstalled settings for WAP/MMS
& GPRS of some service providers (biggest four in
Poland). To edit/delete/add an account, select in MENU:
Settings  Connectivity  APN Profile

Important!!

You can get APN accounts properly configured from your
service provider (either in a shop or website). Remote
configuration might be available. If APN accounts are not
properly configured, sending/receiving multimedia

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messages and using WAP browser will NOT be
available.

Notification Settings

This options allows you to configure notifications for

Messages and Downloaded Files (eg. via BT).

Restore Factory Settings

This option allows you to restore factory settings. Select
in MENU:

Settings  Restore Factory Settings, and then enter
the security code.

18. Computer Connectivity

You can connect the phone to a computer using a USB
cable; you can copy and transfer files between the
phone and the computer.
Getting connected:

- plug the USB into the phone

- plug the other end of the USB cable into the USB port
in the computer

- there will be a message on the display screen: „ USB
Memory” and „Port COM”. Select „USB Memory”, so
that the phone memory will by automatically detected by
the computer system, and then modified as needed.

19. FAQ (Troubleshooting)

Warning: Default security code: 0000

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Only qualified service workers are authorized to repair
the phone. Any attempts of unauthorized repair and

modifications void the Manufacturer’s warranty.

„Cannot make a

phone call”

Make sure the number you are dialing is
correct. If you make an international phone
call, dial a country code before the actual
number (eg. 0049 or +49 for Germany).

If you have a prepaid card, make sure
there are sufficient funds available on the
card to place a phone call.

“SIM Card in
place,
emergency
calls only

(112)”

Make sure the SIM Card is installed
correctly.

“The phone

does not
work, the
phone does
not charge
when plugged

in”

The phone might be switched off; to switch
on the phone, press and hold the red
receiver key for about 3 seconds.

If you have not used the phone for a long

time, the battery might be “deeply­discharged”; to recover a deeply-

discharged battery leave your charger
plugged in, although there will be no
image on the display.

„Can I make a

phone call
while

abroad?”

If you are out of the country and
ROAMING is enabled, your phone
automatically will use the foreign
telephone network. To learn more,
contact your service provider.

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„Can I make

an emergency
call if there is
no reception
or if there are
no funds on

my account?”

If you are in the area with no reception by
any network, no phone calls can be
made.

If you have no funds available on the
account, emergency call to 112 can be
made.

„How to get the
most of

reception?”

If there is a message „Does not work” or
“No Service” on the display, it means there

is no signal or sufficient funds on the
account. In such a case, only making
emergency call 112 is possible as long as
the User is in the area covered by another
service provider.

Reception might be weaker if you are
inside buildings. Move towards windows
or get outside.

„There is a
message

„Press * to

unlock” on the

screen, keys do
not work

The keypad lock in enabled. To unlock the
keypad, press the LFK, and then * (star).

„What is the

Text Message

Center”?

It is the service provider’s center number

storing all text messages. The number is
stored on the SIM Card, but you can
change the number in the phone MENU
and enter another number.

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„When is the

fee for making
a phone calls

charged?”

A fee for making a phone call is charged
as soon as a phone call is made. To learn
more about charging details, contact your
service provider.

“Is there any
way to make
sure my
message was
delivered to

the recipient?”

Enable Delivery Report option. As soon
as the text message is delivered to the
recipient, you will get a return message
(network service).

20. Safe Use

• Never use the phone if it might interfere with work of
other devices!

• Never use the phone without a headphone set while
driving.

• The telephone emits electromagnetic field that might
negatively interfere with other electronic devices
including medical equipment. A distance
recommended by the medical equipment
manufacturers between the phone and the implanted
medical device such as a heart pacemaker should be
observed. Users with implanted devices should get
familiar with and follow guidelines by the
manufacturers of such implanted medical devices.
Users with a heart pacemaker should not carry the
phone in the breast pocket and should keep the
phone next to the ear opposite to the medical device
in order to minimize the risk of interference; in case

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of suspecting such interference, the phone should be
switched off immediately.

• Never use the phone in hospitals, airplanes, refueling
points or at proximity to flammable materials.

• Never repair nor modify the phone on your own; any
repairs should be made by authorized service only.

• A device and its accessories might contain small
parts. Keep the phone and all parts out of reach of
children.

• Never clean the phone with any chemicals or
corrosives.

• Never use the phone in proximity to credit and pay
cards – doing so might cause data to be lost.

• Because of your own safety, do not talk on the
phone while the charger is plugged in.

• The phone is not waterproof, do not expose the
phone to water or any other liquid. Do not place the
phone wherever it might get splashed by water or
other liquid.

• Never expose the phone to either low or high
temperature, and direct sunlight. Do not place the
phone next to heating devices such as radiators,
heaters, ovens, furnaces, camp fires, barbeque, etc.

• Protect your hearing:

Prolonged exposure to loud sounds might
damage your hearing. Listen to music at a
moderate level, and do not keep the phone too

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close to an ear, while using a speakerphone. Lower the
volume prior to using headphones.

21. Terms of Warranty

The phone is covered under the warranty; proof of
purchase is necessary to use such warranty.

There is a fee for repair of the phone damaged due to
misuse, electrostatic discharge or lightning strike.
Above disclosures are for information purposes only.

22. Battery Information

There is a battery in the phone. The battery can be
recharged using a charger that is included in the set.

The battery life depends on conditions in which the phone
is used. Your distance from a relay transmitter, number
and the length of phone calls significantly reduce the
battery life. While on the go, the phone switches between
relay transmitters and such switching also significantly
affects the battery life.
After multiple charges and discharges, it is natural for the
battery to eventually lose its ability to hold charge. Get a
new battery if you notice a significant drop in the battery
performance.

Use only batteries recommended by the Manufacturer.
Never leave the charger connected longer than 2-3 days.

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Never keep the phone in excessively hot places. High
temperatures might negatively impact both the battery
and the phone.

Never use a battery that is clearly damaged. Doing so
might cause a short circuit, and might damage the phone.
Check battery installation for proper polarization.

Leaving the battery in excessively hot or cold places will
reduce the battery life. The recommended storage

temperature range is between 15°C and 25°C. Installing

a cold battery into the phone might cause the phone to
malfunction and might damage the phone.

The set contains a Li-ion battery. Old batteries pose
environmental risks. They should be disposed of at a
special place in a special container in compliance with
current regulations. Never throw old batteries or chargers
to municipal solid waste, they should be collected for
disposal.

NEVER PUT BATTERIES AND CHARGERS

INTO FIRE!

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23. SAR Information

This telephone meets all international standards
pertaining to the impact of radio waves. The product both
receives and emits radio waves. It is designed not to
exceed any limits pertaining to impact of radio waves
recommended by international guidelines. These
guidelines were developed by the International
Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection
(ICNIRP), an independent scientific organization with a
safety margin to protect all people regardless their age
and health condition. Such guidelines use a unit of
measurement called Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) –
actual absorption.

As recommended by ICNIRP, the border value of SAR
for portable equipment is 2,0 watts per kilogram (W/kg).
SAR value is determined at the maximum transmit
power; the actual SAR value while the product is working
is usually lower than the indicated level. Such
discrepancies result from automatic changes in device
power necessary to ensure that the device operates at a
minimum power level required to be connected with
network.

Although SAR values might vary for different models of
phones or even for different positions of the same model,
they are all compliant with regulations pertaining to safe
level of radiation.

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According to WHO current research, there is no need to
apply any special restrictions in using portable devices.
According to WHO, in order to reduce radiation, a length
of conversation should be reduced, or headphones or
speakerphone should be used, or the phone should not
be held in proximity to head or body.

The highest SAR value in tests

SAR – next to head

0.270 W/kg (GSM900)

1.285 W/kg (GSM1800)

SAR – next to body

1.475 W/kg (GSM900)

1.687 W/kg (GSM1800)

SAR values might also vary due to various reporting
and testing requirements in different countries as well
as to different frequencies in a certain network

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24. Protect Your Environment

Important: The phone is marked in

compliance with the European Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive
of 2012/19/UE (WEEE) and the Polish Act on

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment,
and with the symbol of waste electricals.
Such a symbol tells us that the device, after use, must
not be disposed of in the normal household waste
stream.
Important: Never throw the phone nor accessories to
municipal solid waste!!! The product should be utilized
in authorized places only.
As the product contains hazardous components,
improper storage and use of such equipment might lead
to serious consequences harmful for both people and
natural environment. To avoid such consequences,
proper handling of waste electrical and electronic
equipment is essential.

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25. Declaration of Conformity

Some information presented in this Manual might vary
depending on the phone configuration. It depends on
software installed, your service provider or a SIM Card.
We reserve the right to make any updates in the product
and its options, without any prior notification about it.

For technical assistance please call [phone]

or email us at [e-mail]

MAXCOM S.A.

43-100 Tychy,

ul Towarowa 23a

POLAND
tel. [phone]
fax [phone]

www.maxcom.pl

[e-mail]

69

Ver2 07 2011

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