MaxCom MM720 User Guide
Operating manual
GSM Mobile Phone
Maxcom MM720BB
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The set includes
GSM telephone
Loader
Battery
Operating manual
Guarantee card
Headphones set
Desktop charger
It is recommended to keep the
packaging, as it may be useful for
possible transport.
Keep the receipt, it is an inseparable
element of the warranty.
Note – This mobile phone operates in GSM 900/1800.
Before switching on, insert SIM card correctly.
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GSM 900/1800 Mobile Phone
Large highlighted keys
Colored 2.2” display (176/220) 65,000. colours
Photo - camera
microSD memory card slot
SOS button (It sends alarm and automatically calls and
sends an SMS to pre-defined numbers)
Large font, simple Menu
Loudspeaker function
Telephone book -100 entries
Function for sending and receiving text messages
Fast dialing of 7 numbers
Call time display
Bluetooth
FM Radio
Torch
Calculator
Alarm clock
800 mAh battery
Stand-by time: up to 300 hrs*.
Call time up to 5 hrs*
Weight: 83g
* depending on conditions and GSM network signal
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Table of contents
1. Safe Use Practices ...................................................... 9
2. Components installation ............................................. 10
2.1 SIM card and battery installation .............................. 10
2.2 Battery charging ..................................................... 12
2.2.1 Desktop charger (option) ....................................... 13
2.3 Low battery alarm .................................................... 14
3. Button location ........................................................... 14
Basic button functions .................................................... 16
4. How to use the phone ................................................ 18
4.1 Switching the phone on .......................................... 18
4.2 Switching devices off ............................................... 19
4.3 Standby mode ......................................................... 19
4.4 Keyboard locking..................................................... 20
5. Using the MENU ........................................................ 20
6. Phone book ............................................................... 21
6.1 Saving entries ......................................................... 21
6.2 Browsing entries...................................................... 22
6.3 Removing entries .................................................... 22
6.3.1 Removing a single entry........................................ 22
6.3.2 Removing multiple entries ..................................... 23
6.3.3 Removing all entries ............................................. 23
6.4 Copying entries ....................................................... 23
6.4.1 Copying a single entry .......................................... 23
6.4.2 Copying multiple entries ........................................ 24
6.5 Transferring entries ................................................. 24
6.6 Select multiple ......................................................... 24
6.7 Phone book settings ................................................ 25
6.7.1 Simple dialing ...................................................... 25
6.7.2 Additional numbers ............................................... 25
6.7.3 Memory status ...................................................... 25
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7. Connections .............................................................. 26
7.1 Direct dialing ........................................................... 26
7.2 Dialing a number from the phone book .................... 26
7.3 Dialing numbers from last calls list ........................... 27
7.4 Fast dialing ............................................................ 27
7.5 Changing call volume .............................................. 27
7.6 Options during a call ............................................... 27
7.7 ICE key. ................................................................. 28
7.8 Emergency call ....................................................... 28
7.8.1 Entering, removing, editing emergency entries ...... 29
7.8.2 User Information .................................................. 30
7.8.3 Emergency text ..................................................... 30
7.8.4 Switching the SOS alarm off ................................ 30
7.8.5 SOS Message ...................................................... 30
7.8.6 SOS Button .......................................................... 31
7.9 Answering calls ....................................................... 31
8. Calls List ................................................................... 31
9. SMS and MMS messages.......................................... 33
9.1 Writing and sending text messages ......................... 33
9.2 Reading and responding to SMS messages ............ 34
9.3 SMS mailboxes ....................................................... 35
9.3.1 Inbox .................................................................... 35
9.3.2 Sent items ............................................................ 36
9.3.3 Working Copies .................................................... 36
9.3.4 Outbox .................................................................. 36
9.4 Delete message ...................................................... 36
9.5 Message settings .................................................... 36
9.5.1 SMS ..................................................................... 36
9.5.2 MMS ..................................................................... 37
9.6 Voice mail ............................................................... 38
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10. Accessories ............................................................... 38
10.1 Calendar ................................................................. 38
10.2 Calculator................................................................ 39
10.3 Alarm ...................................................................... 39
10.4 Torch ...................................................................... 40
10.5 Network services ..................................................... 40
10.5.1 WAP .................................................................... 40
10.5.2 SIM services ........................................................ 41
10.6 File Manager ........................................................... 41
11. Photo-camera ............................................................ 41
12. FM Radio ................................................................... 43
13. Multimedia ................................................................. 45
13.1 Image Browser ....................................................... 45
13.2 Video Recording...................................................... 45
13.3 Video Player............................................................ 46
13.4 Audio Player............................................................ 46
13.5 Voice Recorder ....................................................... 47
14. Settings ..................................................................... 47
14.1 Section .................................................................... 47
14.2 Phone settings ....................................................... 48
14.2.1 Date and time settings ......................................... 48
14.2.2 Language............................................................. 49
14.2.3 Display ................................................................. 49
14.2.4 Automatic screen lock ......................................... 49
14.3 Call settings ............................................................ 49
14.3.1 Number hiding ...................................................... 49
14.3.2 Pending connection .............................................. 50
14.3.3 Call transfer .......................................................... 50
14.3.4 Call blockade ........................................................ 51
14.3.5 Advanced settings ................................................ 51
14.4 Network settings...................................................... 52
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14.5 Communication ....................................................... 52
14.5.1 Bluetooth .............................................................. 52
14.5.2 APN Profile .......................................................... 53
14.6 Protection settings ................................................... 54
14.6.1 PIN code............................................................... 54
14.6.2 Phone protection ................................................. 54
14.7 Restoring factory settings ........................................ 54
15. Connecting to a computer .......................................... 54
16. FAQ (Troubleshooting) .............................................. 55
17. Operation and safety conditions ................................. 58
18. Terms of warranty ...................................................... 60
19. Battery information..................................................... 60
20. SAR Information ....................................................... 62
21. Environmental protection note .................................... 63
22. Declaration of conformity ........................................... 64
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1. Safe Use Practices
Becoming familiar with the following practices minimizes
the risk of using the phone improperly.
· Do not use the phone within an area where it is
forbidden, e.g.. gas stations or hospitals. Using the
phone in such places could endanger others. Do not
switch the phone on if it may result in interference in
operation of other devices!
· Do not use the phone without an appropriate set while
driving.
· Do not use the phone in hospitals, airplanes, gas
stations, and near flammable materials.
· This mobile phone emits electromagnetic field that
may adversely impact other electronic equipment,
including e.g.. medical equipment. Keep the distance
recommended by the manufacturers of medical care
equipment between the phone and implanted medical
devices, such as e.g. pacemakers. People with
implanted medical devices should know guidelines of
the device's manufacturer and follow these
instructions. People having a pacemaker should not
bear the phone in a pocket on the chest, they should
keep the phone at the ear on the side of the body
opposite to the medical device in order to minimize
any risk of interferences, and switch the phone off
immediately upon suspicion of any interference;
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· The device and its accessories may include small
parts. The phone should be kept away from children.
· Do not attempt any repairs or reworks. All defects
should be corrected by a qualified service.
· Use only original batteries and chargers. Using non-
original accessories can cause damage to the device
or explosion.
WATER RESISTANCE – this mobile phone is not
waterproof. Keep it in a dry place.
2. Components installation
Before switching the phone on, install SIM card. Be careful
to avoid damaging the card during installation.
The SIM card should be kept away from children.
2.1 SIM card and battery installation
Before inserting the SIM card, make sure the phone is off.
The charger should be disconnected. To insert the SIM
card, remove the battery first in accordance with the
following drawings and description:
· With the phone off, lever the battery cover on the
right side at the bottom of the phone up with your
fingernail.
· Take out the battery levering it up with your
fingernail from the top of the phone
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Insert the SIM card into "SIM SOCKET" with
metal contacts downwards. Make sure the
recess on the card is facing the phone's top.
· Above the SIM card slot on the right side, there is
the slot for a microSD memory card. Slide the pin
right and then lift it upwards. Insert the microSD
card making sure that the microSD card contacts
are connected with the phone's terminals, close
the pin and slide it left .
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Be careful while using the memory card, in particular when
inserting and removing it. Some memory cards, before first
use, require formatting using a computer.
Using SD cards, make backup copies of information on the
cards being used in other devices regularly! Incorrect use
or other factors might damage or destroy the content of the
cards
· Insert the battery so as to the +/- contacts face
the bottom of the phone.
· With the battery inserted, put the battery cover
on the phone and slightly push the edges.
2.2 Battery charging
Caution! Use the battery included in the set. Using another
battery may damage the phone, and will make the
warranty void.
Do not connect the charger when the rear cover is
removed.
In order to recharge the phone:
1. Connect the charger to an electric socket.
2. Connect the charger plug with the socket located
on the right edge of the phone. The display shows
information about connection of the charger, and
dashes on the battery charge indicator on the
display appear and disappear during charging.
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3. When battery is fully charged, disconnect the
charger from the electrical socket, and then plug
the cable out of the phone.
When charging is completed, the display will show
"Charging completed" message for a moment, and, after
backlighting, the battery symbol will not pulsate.
2.2.1 Desktop charger (option)
When using a desktop charger, connect the small mains
charger plug to the socket of the desktop charger, and
then connect the power supply unit to the mains. Now, to
recharge the battery just put the phone into the desktop
charger with contacts facing down
Note:
o Prior to commencing charging, make sure the
battery is correctly installed
o When charging, do not remove the battery – you
can damage the phone
o If the battery voltage is too low for proper
operation of the phone, a message will be
displayed stating the phone will be automatically
switched off, and then the device will automatically
switch off.
o If the battery gets completely discharged (e.g.
because of leaving the flashlight on), after
connecting the charger, wait over ten minutes
before the charging symbol appears.
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2.3 Low battery alarm
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This mobile phone emits a sound signal (if warning sounds
are enabled in the profile), and "Battery discharged"
message on the display when the battery level is too low.
symbol appears on the screen
when such a message appears.
3. Button location
Charge the battery
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Headphones socket 10
UP/DOWN button
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3
4
5
6
Volume up 11
Volume down 12
Torch 13
Loudspeaker 14
Unanswered call /new SMS
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message indicator
ICE MENU
Numerical
keyboard
Micro
USB/charging
socket
Flashlight button
Keyboard lock
button
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Display 16
Red receiver 17
Green receiver 18
Battery cover
SOS Button
Photo - camera
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Basic button functions
Button Function
Short pressing: return to stand-by;
Red receiver
Green receiver
Top MENU
Bottom Phone book
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call ending.
Long holding: phone off/on
Short pressing: making calls;
opening call register in stand-by;
approving selection in MENU.
Long holding: when the keyboard is
locked, timer is displayed
Short pressing: digit 1
Holding: voice mail
Navigation keys
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Short pressing: digit 2
Holding: Displaying "In case of
emergency" ICE MENU
0 Digit 0
Short pressing: digits 3 to 9
3-9
Holding: dials a preset quick dial
number
Entering characters: *, +, P, W.
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When writing SMS: special
characters
Short pressing Changing entering
#
mode when writing an SMS;
entering #character
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Holding: Silent mode on/off
Pressing during a call: silencing the
ring
Short pressing: during a call, radio
volume regulation; in stand-by,
volume regulation keys.
Side
Holding in stand-by: total sound
key+/-
silencing/volume up keys; holding +
during a call switches call recording
on.
Holding switches emergency
Function keys
SOS
procedure on. Dials a pre-defined
number and sends a text message
Holding switches the flashlight
Torch
on/off
Short pressing: blocking the
Keyboard
locking
keyboard in stand-by.
Long pressing: when the keyboard
is locked, unlocks the keyboard.
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4. Using the phone
4.1 Switching the phone on
Press and hold the red disconnection button to enable the
phone.
If PIN number request appears, you must enter it. You will
find it in the SIM card set.
After entering the code, confirm by pressing the green
receiver.
Warning: Entering an improper PIN number 3 times in a
row will lock the SIM card
It may be unlocked with the PUK code. Entering an
incorrect PUK code 10 times locks the SIM card
permanently
Then, when switching on for the first time with the given
SIM card (or after restoring the factory settings), an option
to enter the current date and time appears, and then you
can copy the contact entries from the SIM card to the
phone. First, enter the correct time from the numeric
keyboard, press DOWN key and in the same way enter the
correct date and press the green receiver key. A message
appears: Copy everything from SIM to phone? Select Yes,
if you want to copy the contact entries from the SIM card to
the phone's memory. Otherwise, press No.
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4.2 Switching off
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To switch the phone off, press and hold the disconnection
button.
4.3 Standby mode
When the phone is on, but no action is taken, it is in standby mode.
Display description
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1. Network signal
2. Function icons:
Sound signal only
Sound signal+
vibrations
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Headphones
connected
New SMS
Vibrations, and then
New MMS
ring
Vibrations only
Silenced
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Alarm active
active
Flashlight on
Missed calls
Call transfer
* Icon appears also in
domestic roaming in a
activated
Keyboard
locked
Roaming
Icons may vary depending on
the software versions
situation when the
subscriber uses the
network of another
operator
3. Battery level
4. Operator name
5. Hour
6. Date
4.4 Keyboard locking
To lock the keyboard, press the button on the right side of
the phone. To unblock the keyboard, hold the lock button
until open padlock symbol appears. You don't have to
unlock the keyboard to answer a call.
NOTE: The keyboard locks itself (automatically or
manually) only in the event when the phone is in the standby mode.
5. Using the MENU
In order to open the MENU in the standby mode, press the
UP key.
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To scroll the MENU, use the UP and DOWN keys.
To approve selected function, press the green receiver
key.
In order to return to the previous MENU, press the right
red receiver key. To go into the standby mode, hold the
red receiver key.
6. Phone book
6.1 Saving entries
You can save a contact entry in one of the two methods:
1. You can save a number from the list of
unanswered or answered calls. For this purpose,
in the stand-by mode, press the green receiver
key, select the number you want to save and
press "Options" (green receiver). Select "Save in
Contacts", press the green receiver key, select
where to save. Press Options> Edit and enter the
name of the entry. Press Save, and then Options>
Save.
2. You can add a contact entry directly to the phone
book. For this purpose, in the stand-by mode,
press the UP key and then select Contacts -> New
contact-> Add. Select where to save the entry.
Press Options> Edit and enter the name of the
entry. Press Save. Pressing the DOWN key,
proceed to the box of the number, press Options>
Edit and enter the number. Press Save, and then
Options> Save.
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