Mi-fone MI-2010 User Manual

Mi-2010

GSM/GPRS Digital mobile phone

User Manual

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PLEASE READ THIS INFORMATION BEFORE USING THE
PHONE TO MAKE A BETTER USE OF YOUR PHONE.
WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE DUE TO
YOUR MISUNDERSTANDING OF THIS INFORMATION AND
MISACTTING.

We are endeavoring to improve our products and ser vices and
we reserve all the rights to rev ise and change the description
of this product and its software as well as this user’s manual
without obligation to notify any person of s uch revisions and
changes.
This user manual is for your better use of this phone not a n
approval of any accessories. All the pic tures in this manual are
for reference only. There may be slight difference betw een the
appearance of phone and keys and contents of display used in
this manual and those of your phon e. Please refer to your
phone for actuality. Some features introduced in this manual
are network or subscription-dependent features. Please
contact your service provider

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1. Safety Information..............................................................5

2. Use and Care.....................................................................6

3. Essential ............................................................................7

3.1 Turn it on/off .............................................................7

3.2 Make a call ...............................................................7

3.3 Answer or Reject a call.............................................7

3.4 Operation during a call .............................................8

3.5 Insert international access code...............................8

3.6 Dial a extension or voicemail number ......................9

3.7 Emergency calls....................................................... 9

4. Basic ..................................................................................9

4.1 Display......................................................................9

4.2 Keypad lock............................................................12

4.3 Password................................................................12

5. Functions .........................................................................12

6. Phonebook.......................................................................14

6.1 Search ....................................................................15

6.2 Add .........................................................................15

6.3 Copy all ..................................................................16

6.4 Delete .....................................................................16

6.5 Groups....................................................................16

6.6 Extra Numbers .......................................................16

6.7 Settings ..................................................................16

7. Call Center .......................................................................17

7.1 Call history..............................................................17

7.2 General Call Settings .............................................18

8. Message ..........................................................................20

8.1 SMS........................................................................20

8.2 MMS .......................................................................23

8.3 Chat........................................................................26

8.4 Voice messages..................................................... 26

8.5 Broadcast messages..............................................27

9. Multimedia........................................................................28

9.1 Camera...................................................................28

Contents

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9.2 Image Viewer .........................................................28

9.4 Video Player ...........................................................28

9.5 Audio Player ...........................................................29

9.6 Sound Recorder .....................................................29

9.7 FM Radio................................................................30

10. File Manager ..................................................................32

11. Settings ..........................................................................33

11.1 Dual SIM Settings.................................................33

11.2 User profiles .........................................................33

11.3 Phone Setup.........................................................34

11.4 Network Setup......................................................35

11.5 Security Setup...................................................... 35

11.6 Restore Factory Settings......................................36

12. Organizer .......................................................................36

12.1 Currency converter...............................................36

12.2 Calculator .............................................................36

12.3 Calendar...............................................................36

12.4 Tasks....................................................................36

12.5 Alarm ....................................................................37

12.6 Stopwatch.............................................................37

Torch.............................................................................38

13. Fun & Games.................................................................38

13.1 Games..................................................................38

14. Services .........................................................................39

14.1 WAP .....................................................................39

14.2 Data Account........................................................40

Malfunctions & Measures ....................................................41

Product Maintenance ...........................................................43

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Read this information before using your mobile device
otherwise may result in personal injur y or your device not
complying with local laws.

Battery:

If a conductive material such touches the exposed terminal,
short circuit may occur resultin g in property damage, bodily
injury or burn. To avoid risk of leaking electricity, take care
when handling a charged batter y particularly when placing it
inside your pocket, purse or other container with m etal objects.

Keep your mobile device from water:

Keep your mobile device dry.

Use while driving

Always obey the laws and regulations on the use of mobile
devices in the area where you drive. G ive full attention to
driving and the road; use hand-f ree operation or earpiece if a
call is needed.

Aircraft

Mobile device may cause harm ful interference so turn off your
mobile device before boarding an air plane.

Blasting areas

Always obey the related limits and regulati ons and do not use
your mobile device in blasting areas . Turn off your mobile
device in areas posted “turn off electronic devices”.

Potentially explosive atmospheres

Turn off your mobile device in the gas station and areas near
fuel and chemical containers. Turn off your mobile dev ice in
areas posted “turn off electronic devices”.

Medical devices

Turn off your mobile device whenever instructed to do so by
posted signs near some medical equipm ent. Mobile device
may interfere with pacemakers, hearing aids and some other
medical transplanting equipment. Do not p ut your mobile
device near pacemakers nor carry in the breas t pocket.

Accessories and battery

1. Safety Information

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Use the accessories, batteries and chargers approve d by
manufacturer. Use of batteries not approved by manuf acturer
may cause injury.

Emergency calls

Turn on your phone and keep it in service areas, dial
emergency phone numbers and then press send k ey to make
a call.

When losing your phone

To avoid any economy damage, please inform the
Tele-communication Company or agencies to lock your SIM
card when you lost your phone.
When you inform the telecom company or agenc ies to lock
your SIM card they need to know the IMEI No. of your phone,
which you can find printed on the label on t he back of your
phone when taking off the battery. Please backup this num ber
for future need
For safety consideration, you can m ake preventative
measures such as set PIN Code for your SIM c ard to prevent
other persons using your SIM card witho ut your permission.

Keep away from children

Keep the phone, battery and charger awa y from children to
avoid any personal injury.

To care for this mobile device, keep it away from:

Extreme heat or cold

Avoid the temperature below -10℃/14℉ or abo ve
45℃/113℉.

Microwave

Don’t try to dry your phone in a microwave ov en.

Dust and dirt

Don’t expose your phone to dust, dirt, sa nd, food or

2. Use and Care

Any kind of fluid

Keep the device away from water, rain, humidity,
sweat or other moisture.

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other inappropriate materials.

Cleaning solutions

Use only a dry soft cloth to clean your phone. Don ’t
use alcohol or other cleaning solutions.

Ground

Don’t drop your phone.

3.1 Turn it on/off
Caution: On power up, the phone may prompt you to enter

your SIM card PIN code to unlock the SIM card. If your phone
shows Input PUK code that expres s your SIM card is locked,
please contact your web service provider.
To turn on your phone, press and hold the power on/off key for
two seconds. If prompted, enter your four-to-eight- digit SIM
card PIN code and/or four-digit unlock code.
If you don’t insert a SIM card, your phone shows Insert SIM.
None of the functions related to SIM car d can be used and you
can make an emergency call only.
To turn off your phone, press and hold the power on/off key for
two seconds.

3.2 Make a call

1. Under the sleep mode, input the telephone number directly.

2. Steps will be different according to the options of call
settings and set-ups of dual SIM:
Dual SIM open: Then press send key, you can choose menu

-- SIM 1/SIM 2 to dial calls.
Only SIM 1 open/ only SIM2 open: If set only SIM1 or only
SIM2, you can press send key to dial calls .

3. After calling, press the power on/off key or end key to end.

3.3 Answer or Reject a call

When there is an incoming call, the phone rings and /or
vibrates showing the number or the corres ponding name.
Now the phone provide three mode,
Not any key(set in User profiles): Press answer key or

3. Essential

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enter option and then select answer to receive a call. If you
don’t want to answer, you can press the power on/off key or
right soft key.
Any key: Except power on/off key and right soft k ey, press
any key to answer a call.
Earphone/Bluetooth mode: when plugging the
earphone(including bluetooth earphone), you can answer a
call by pressing the key on the earphon e; when you are not
convenient to press the key, you can turn on the auto-answer
mode (only in earphone mode) and mak e sure the earphone is
plugged, your phone auto-answers a call 5 second s after it
rings and/or vibrates.

3.4 Operation during a call
Press Option to perform following operation during a c all:
Hold: Hold this call
End: Hang up and end this call
New Call*: Enter a new dialing display to make a new

call

Phone Book: Enter the phone book
SMS: Enter messages
Mute: Set mute on or off. When setting mute on, your

voice can not be heard through the line.
Swap*: Switch between the current c all and the holding
call

Conference*: You can add additional parties to a call.
Note: the menus marked with * must be supported by your

SIM card. For details, please contact your service provider.
Only when two or more calls are on can Sw ap and

Conference show.

3.5 Insert international access code

When you are dialing an international call, tap * ke y till the
international call prefix “+” shows and then ent er the number in
the following order:
+ Country code complete number send key

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3.6 Dial a extension or voicemail number

You need to enter P (pause) or W (wait) when dialing an
extension number, keep press * key to switch between ‘P’ and
‘W’. You can enter numbers as following:
District code exchange phone num ber P or W
extension number send key

3.7 Emergency calls

You can make emergency calls as long as your current
location is network-covered wh ich you can know by check ing
the signal strength bar showing on the to p left corner of the
screen.
Note: Emergency numbers vary by country. The em ergency
number(s) in your phone may not work in all loc ations, and
sometimes an emergency call cannot be place d due to
network, environmental, or interference is sues.

4.1 Display

The idle mainly includes Clue icon area, Lett er area, and
Application area.

New messages

This icon shows when you receive a new
message.
Card 1 has an unread message;
Card 2 has an unread message.

The inbox is full.

This icon flickers when th e inbox is full and you
need to delete messages to rece ive new
messages.

New Media Messages

This icon shows when you receive a ne w media
message.
Card 1 has an unread media message;
Card 2 has an unread media message.

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Chatroom; This icon shows when chatroom is
active.
Chatroom 1 is in use;
Chatroom 2 is in use.
This icon shows when you plug the ear phone in.
Voice will be heard from the earphone.

Alert Type
Your current alert type:

Ring
Vibra
Vibra then ring
Vibra and ring
This icon shows when you diver t all calls
unconditionally.

Missed calls

This icon shows when you are viewing the missed
call.
Card 1 has a missed call;
Card 2 has a missed call.

Call Divert

This icon shows when you diver t all calls
unconditionally.
SIM has set up call divert ;

Keypad Lock

The different icon shows the current state of your
keypad.
Keypad unlock -- currently the keypad is in a
unlocked state, the keystroke can use.
Keypad locked -- currently the keypad is in a
locked state, the keystroke is of no use;
Turn alarm on
This icon shows when you turn alarm on.

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Roaming

This icon shows when your phone is in roam ing
state.
Card 1 is roaming;
Card 2 is roaming.

Bluetooth
This icon shows when the Bluetooth is active.

Stopwatch
This icon shows when stopwatch is being used.
Battery Capacity

This icon’s color shows the status of battery
capacity.

Letter Area

In the area, you can see the following c ontents:
Operator
Name

Song Name Show the name your Audio Player works.
Owner
Number
Time and
Date
Tips: You can choose whether show the date and owner
number through the menu of settings b y your need.

Functional Key Areas

This area show you that the cor responding operation of the left
and right functional key. For

Showing the status of 2 SIM cards
respectively, mainly the network operator's
name and SIM card’s current state etc.
Exceptionally, please carry the correct
operation according to the hints. For
example, show that the "emergenc y call",
said you can only make an emergenc y call.

Show the SIM number your phone records .

Show the time and date of your phone.

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example, the standby interface shows: Goto, means that
press the left functional key to enter the fast menu; Menu，
means press OK key to enter the main m enu to choose the
interface; Name，means that press right functional key to
check the linkman list.
Tips: When you enter the main menu to process, please
check the names corresponding to left and rig ht keys, and
then carry the corresponding operations.

4.2 Keypad lock

You can let the keyboard and screen to be locked after long
time unused through the phone setting. On the top s tate can
show the keyboard was locked. When need to op en, due to
the tips and press any key, it will appear adjust icon, clew

Open the Keyboard Lock, you can use your phone normally.

4.3 Password

The password of your phone is originally set to be 1234. You
can change it whenever you like. You can also change your
SIM card password or barred dial password but you need to
contact your service provider to change them .
Note: for details please contact your service pro vider.

1 Message
1-1 SMS
1-1-1 Inbox
1-1-2 Outbox
1-1-3 Write m essage
1-1-4 Template
1-1-5 Message settings
1-2 MMS
1-2-1 Create messages
1-2-2 Inbox
1-2-3 Outbox
1-2-4 Draft
1-2-5 Template

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1-2-6 Message settings
1-3 Chat

1-4 Voice Messages
1-5 Broadcast messages
2 Phonebook
2-1 Quick Search

2-2 Search

2-3 Add
2-4 Copy All
2-5 Delete
2-6 Groups
2-7 Extra Numbers
2-8 Settings
3 Call Centre
3-1 Call history
3-1-1 SIM1 call history
3-1-2 SIM2 call history
3-2 General Call Setting

4 Settings

5 File manager
6 Multimedia
6-1 Camera

3-2-1 SIM1 call settings
3-2-2 SIM2 call settings
3-2-3 Black list
3-2-4 Auto redial
3-2-5 Speed dials
3-2-5 IP number
3-2-6 More

4-1 Dual SIM settings
4-2 User profiles
4-3 Phone Setup
4-4 Network Setup
4-5 Security Setup
4-6 Restore Factory Settings

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6-2 Image Viewer

6-4 Video Player

6-5 Audio Player

6-6 Sound Recorder

6-7 FM Radio
7 Organizer
7-1 Currency Converter
7-2 Calculator
7-3 Calendar
7-4 To do
7-5 Alarm

7-6 Stopwatch

8 Fun＆Games

8-1 Games
9 Services
9-1 STK
9-2 WAP
9-2-1 Home
9-2-2 Bookmarks
9-2-3 History
9-2-4 Offline pages

9-2-6 Service Inbox
9-2-7 Settings
9-3 Data Account
Note: “STK” shows different contents according to differ ent
service provider. When two SIM
Cards are used at the same time, two STK m enus may be
shown according to the type of the SIM Card.

Select Phonebook from main menu to open phone book .
The phone book consists of phone storage and SIM car d
storage and you can use both of them.
Phone Storage: With a name, default number, family number,

9-2-5 Enter Address

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company name, email address, company number, fax number
and group/individual ring in each it em.
SIM card Storage: The capacity depends on your SIM card
type and there is only a nam e and one default number in each
item. For details, please contact your service pro vider.

6.1 Search

Choose the Search in the Phonebook, input the name want
to search, then through the Option-Sear ch menu to lookup
the item qualifying in the phonebook.
You can directly call one number by pressing send

key in phone book screen and you can als o press
option to make following operations:
SIM 1 IP dial Use card 1 to call the item
SIM 2 IP dial Use card 2 to call the item
Send SMS Send messages to the item .
View View all the information about the name.
Edit Edit the information of the name.
Delete Delete the record.
Copy Copy the names stored in the phone

storage/SIM card storage to the SIM card
storage/phone storage (copy between the two
storages).
Move Move the names stored in the phone
storage/SIM card storage to the SIM card
storage/phone storage (Move between the two
storages).

6.2 Add

You can add new names in your phonebook by this function
and save to the phone storage or SIM 1 and SIM 2 storage.
Only names and call numbers can be added when you add
new contact to SIM card storage.
If you choose phone storage, beside nam es, numbers, family
numbers, company numbers, fax numbers, c ompany names,
email address, you can add correspon ding picture and set
group/individual incoming call r ing as well.

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6.3 Copy all

You can copy all the names stored in SIM 1/SIM 2 to phone or
copy all the names in phone stor age to SIM 1/SIM 2, copy
between the two SIM cards as well.
Note: When copy the names stored in the phone storage to
SIM card, only names and default num bers can be saved.

6.4 Delete

You can do following operation:

From SIM 1 Delete all the names stored in SIM 1
From SIM 2 Delete all the names stored in SIM 2
From Phone Delete all the names stored in the phone

storage

One By One Delete the selected names one by one

6.5 Groups

There are 5 caller groups in your phone and you c an set the
group name, group incoming call ring and group members as
you like.

6.6 Extra Numbers
Owner Number, Service Dial Number, SOS Number etc can

be set respectively for SIM 1 and SIM 2 in this menu.
Note: this feature must be supported b y your SIM card. For
details please contact your service provider.

6.7 Settings

You can perform following operations on the phonebook:
Memory Status Check the capacity of the
phonebook, including two SIM cards memor y and phone
memory.
Preferred Storage Select SIM card memory or phone
memory as the default storage location when adding a new
name.
Fields Select the items of information
that the vCard shows
Tip: you can also choose another storage location when you
add a new name.

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Enter the main menu Call Center, You can perform following
operations to the two SIM cards in th is menu.

7.1 Call history

You can view the log, related infor mation and corresponding
operations.
After entering the menu, selec t the information of SIM card
you need---log of SIM 1/SIM 2, then details will be listed.
Your phone keeps lists of incom ing and outgoing calls, even
for calls that didn’t connect. The m ost recent calls are listed
first.
Tip: the phone keeps the only latest call of the same num ber.

1， Find the lists of Dialed Calls, Rec eived Calls,

Missed Calls

2， Press OK key to view the detail information: date,

time and times etc.

3， press Option key to perform following operation:

Delete: Delete this record.

Save to Phone Book: Save the number of this

record to phone book.

Dial: Dial the number of this record.
Edit: Enter t he number edit screen, you

can modify, save or dial the number.

Send SMS Send SMS to the number.
Send MMS Send MMS to the number.
Delete call log

You can delete the all the records of the missed c alls, dialed
calls and answered calls, you can also cho ose delete all to
delete all the records of the three parts.

Call timers

You can examine the call time record of the phone up to now
through the menu.

Last Call Sho w the last call time.
Dialed Calls Show the

dialed calls time.

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Received Calls Show the answered calls time.
Reset All Time Reset the last c all time, total

dialed time and total inhale time

Call cost

You can examine the call cost of the phone up to now thr ough
the menu.

Last Call Cost Examine the last time call cost.
Tota l Co st Exam ine all the calls’ cost.
Reset Cost Input the PIN2 c ode, and then can cleanup

all the cost.
Max Cost Show the limitation of the currently cost, “0”
means no limit.

Price Per Unit Press setting to se tup the unit time rates.
Note: The call cost function must be supported b y the network

service provider. Reset the cost, setup the maximun cost and
rates need to input the PIN2 code, please co nnect with your
network provider to gain the password.

SMS counter

You can examine the number of the sent and received SMS
currently; Reset to clear the records chose.

GPRS Counter

You can examine the transmission flow when use the GPRS
web, include the data flow of last sent, last receiv ed, all sent
and all receiv ed. You can also reset the records through the

Reset Counter menu.

7.2 General Call Settings

You can perform following operations through this menu, some
should be separated from settings for S IM card or for other
calls.
You should select call settings for SIM 1 or SIM 2 to enter the
corresponding menu.

Send Caller ID Input owner number or setup
Call Waiting Setups the call waiting function.
Call Divert Setups the call divert function.
Call Barring Setups the call barring func tion.

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Line Switching Switch your current line and there

Black list

When this function is active , the incoming calls in the balck list
will be shielded automatically.
Mode Switch on/off this function
Black list number Enter the number in the black list

Speed dials

Set the number corresponding to th e numeric keys from 2 to 8,
when switch on this function, long pres s the numeric keys to
give calls in idle screen.

Enable/disable Switch on/off this function
Set number Set the number corresponding to the

numeric keys from 2 to 8, numbers m ust be in the phone bo ok.

More

This menu includes the setups for call tim e display、call time
reminder and max call time.

Call Time Display Turn on/off the call time display.
Call Time Reminder Give reminders to user s duration call.

Auto quick end The call will be automatically ended if

are 2 lines available

Select off, single or periodic.

it is beyond the set max time when
turning on this function.

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You can receive and send messages， and MMS including
Multimedia Information, include photos , pictures, music and
text. And can also use broadcast message and voice mailbox.
All the service is web service and need web supporter. Please
contact the provider before using. Messages make it possible
for you to exchange messages with other wireless phone
users. Enter main menu from idle and then select Message to
perform operation.

8.1 SMS
You can enter the SMS menu through the Message.
Writing Messages

You can write a new text message send to others, and also
can insert template in the message. W hen finished, you can
select SIM 1 or SIM 2 to perform following operations:

Option after editing a text message:

Send Send the message
Send and Save Save the message while sending
Save Sa ve the message
Send to Many Send the message to many
Send By Group Send the message to all the

linkmen of the select group

Inbox

After entering the inbox menu, you need to select SIM
card—Inbox for SIM 1/SIM 2, then you c an perform following
operations.
The Inbox is for storing rec eived messages. Depending on t he
selected mode, the phone vibrates or rin gs when you get a
new message with screen showin g the new message icon and

prompt lights flickering. After you go back to idle,
on the top of the status bar till you read the ne w message.
While reading a message, you can perform following
operations:

Reply: Reply a message to the sender
Delete: Delete this message

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Edit: Edit this message
Forward: Send this message to somebody

else
Copy to Phone*: Copy the message f rom SIM card
to the phone memory
Copy to SIM*: Copy the message fr om phone
memory to SIM card memory
Move to Phone*: Move the m essage from SIM card
to the phone memory
Move to SIM*: Mov e the message from phone
memory to SIM card memory
Delete All: Delete all the messages in the
inbox

Copy All: Copy all the messages from SIM

Move All: Move all the messages from SIM

Use Number: Extract the number from this

Use URL: Extract the link from this message

Tip: the menus marked with* may not appear depending on

the storage location in use.

Note:

keeps flickering in idle when you inbox is full.

Please delete some messages to receiv e new messages.

Outbox

After entering the outbox menu, you need to sel ect SIM
card—outbox for card 1/card 2, then you can perform following
operations.
Enter outbox to view the sent mess ages that you saved and
you can perform following operation:
Send: Send this message to o ne contact

card or phone memory to phone
memory or SIM Card

card or phone memory to phone
memory or SIM Card

message and perform operation on it

and operation on it

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person

Edit: Edit this message
Delete: Delete this message
Copy to Phone*: Copy the message f rom SIM card

to the phone memory
Copy to SIM*: Copy the message fr om phone
memory to SIM card memory
Move to Phone*: Move the m essage from SIM card
to the phone memory
Move to SIM*: Mov e the message from phone
memory to SIM card memory

Delete all: Delete all the messages in outbox
Copy All: Copy all the messages from SIM

Move All: Move all the messages from SIM

Use Number: Extract the number from this

message and perform operation on it

Use URL: Extract the link from this message

Temp late

The phone provides you 10 groups of tem plates, including text
message and multimedia mes sage etc. you can use the
template by your need.

Message Settings

After entering this menu, you need to se lect SIM
card—message setting for card 1/card 2, then you can
perform following operations .
You can setup the message from the menu, as following:
Profile Setting: Offer you four profiles and you can edit
their names, set SC Address and Valid Period etc.

Common Setting: Set deli very report on or off
Memory Status: Check the capacity of messages storage

card or phone memory to phone
memory or SIM Card

card or phone memory to phone
memory or SIM Card

and operation on it

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Preferred Storage: Set the d efault message storage
location, including phone storage and SIM card.
Note: you need support from the service provider to rec eiver
delivery reports.

8.2 MMS
Create message
Option after editing the MMS:

Complete Confirmed the editing completed.
Input

Method
When editing multimedia message, you can see the
following options: recipient, copied, se nd secretly, topic,
content etc.
Input the corresponding address in the recipient, c opied or
send secretly items, then press the
Complete to operate the following operation:
Send Send the multimedia message currently edit

Save and
Send
Save to
Draft box
Send
Option
Exit Withdraw the editing inter face and do not save

Against the recipient, copied or send secretl y, can press the
option key after editing to operate the following o perations:
Add
Number
Add
E-mail
Edit Edit the recipient selected.
Delete Delete the number from the recipient list.

Input method used when editing the text
message.

and select the SIM card.
Save the multimedia mess age currently edit
and send.
Save the multimedia message curr ently edit to
the draft box.
Setup contents for the editing multim edia
message.

the message.

Add the number of the multimedia m essage
recipient.
Add the E-mail of the multimedia m essage
recipient.

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Delete All Delete all the numbers in the recipient list.
Against the content of the multim edia message, press the
option when to operate the following operations:
Complete Confirm to complete the editor of the content.
Input
Method
Add
Photo
Add
Music
Add
Video
Add
Extra
Note: If your MMS cannot s end successfully, please reset the
corresponding setting of the MMS. Exact operation is:
Setting-MMS Setting-Servers Settin g, please change the
online-pattern to the WAP.

Inbox

The Inbox is for storing received MMS. Depending on the
selected mode, the phone vibrates or rin gs when you get a
new MMS with screen showing th e new message icon and

prompt lights flickering. After you go back to idle,
on the top of the status bar till you read the ne w MMS.
Against the MMS in the inbox, you ca n operate the following
operations:

View View the MMS
MMS Reply Edit MMS to rep ly the sender or all
Message Reply Edit message to the sender
Reply ALL Edit MMS to reply the sender or all
Forward Edit the corresponding information including the

recipient, address of
the current MMS then send to other
Delete Delete the MMS

Press # key to change under the e diting
interface.
Add the selected photo files at the current
editing cursor.
Add the selected music files at the current
editing cursor.
Add the selected video files at c urrent editing
cursor.
Add extra files to the multimedia m essage.

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Delete All Delete all the MMS in the inbox
Use Details Extract the number or h yperlink from the

message, and you can dial, save t he number; you can connect
or add bookmarks for the hyperlink.

Outbox

Enter outbox to view the MMS that you saved and you c an
perform following operation:

View View the MMS
Forward Edit the corresponding information

including recipient, address of the M MS then send to others

Edit Modify the current MMS
Delete Delete the MMS
Delete All Delete all the MMS in the outbox
Use Details Extract the number or

hyperlink from the message, and you can dial, s ave the
number; you can connect or add bookm arks for the hyperlink.

Draft Box

Storage the messages you save when you edit.
you can perform following operation t o the MMS stored:

View Skim over the MMS.
Edit Enter the MMS edit interface.
Send Send the MMS again.
Delete Delete the MMS.
Delete All Delete all the MM S in the draft box.
Use Details Extract the number or hyperlink from the

message, and you can dial, save th e number; you can connect
or add bookmarks for the hyperlink.

Temp late

The phone provides you different templates , including text
message and multimedia mes sage etc. you can use the
template by your need.
Press the template you need, you can proc ess as following:
View Skim over the content of
the template, include image and sound.
Use Use the template and

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write a new MMS meanwhile.

Properties Examine the details of the template.
Message Settings

You can setup your MMS through the menu by your need as
following:

Compose Include edit mode, Automatic Signed etc.
Send Include life, send return, read return, priorit y etc.
Retrieve Include main network, roam ing network, send

return, allow to sending reports etc.
Filter Include Anonymous sender, advertisement
information etc.
Server Profile Start or edit the service, when you
fail to send the MMS, please change online-pattern of
the server to WAP. You must first select the SIM card.

Memory Status View the storage of the MMS.
Note: If you fail to send MMS, please change the

online-pattern to WAP in the server setting.

8.3 Chat

You can make instant information exchange under this m enu.
There are no more than two instant information room s can be
established.
First setup the chat room; you can s etup my nickname and the
other side number. After setting then chooses chat and finally
choose the SIM card you want to use, you can comm unicate
with others by instant message. Through the c ommunication,
you can choose continue or end the chat.

8.4 Voice messages

After entering the voice messages m enu, you need to select
the SIM card—voice messages for card 1/card 2 to perform
the following operations.
The voice message is sim ilar to a telephone recording service;
when you have a missed call, it can be transferred to the voice
mailbox, Let the caller left "soundtra ck original flavor" oral
message. When you have new oral message, your phone will
receive message note promptly. And it offers you two profiles

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for voice mail.
Note: this function must be supported by network . For more
information about this please contact your network provider.

8.5 Broadcast messages

After entering the Broadcast mess ages menu, you need to
select the SIM card—Broadcast me ssages for card 1/card 2 to
perform the following operations.
Cell Broadcast is messages sent from network operator to
GSM phone users, such as weather broadcast, traffic situation,
stock updates etc. every kind of Cell Broadcas t has a fixed
model number and the phone can autom atically store it when
you receive a Cell Broadcast from a new cha nnel. The new
Cell Broadcast message covers the o ld one if they are from
the same channel.
Receive Mode: Select the status of the broadcast
message (on or off)

Read Message: Read the broadcast messages
Language: Set the language of the broadcast

messages
Channel Setting: Set the broadcast messages
channel
Note: this function must be supported by network . For more
information about this please contact your network provider.

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Your phone offers multimedia applications and you can use

Media from main menu to open it.

9.1 Camera

Your phone has a hi-Mega pixel camera that you can take
photos whenever and wherever you like. After taking photos ,
store them in the phone memory or mem ory card (if any).

Camera Settings
Press Option in viewfinder display and make detail settings:
Camera
Settings
Image
Settings
Scene
Mode
Storage Set the storage location.
Restore
Default
Take a Photo

In the camera viewfinder state, there nee d to take the show in
the frame, press the OK key to take a photo.
After photo graphing, select save to storage the photo, then
back to the view finder state; Select back to g ive up saving
and back to the view finder state.

Tips: All the photos are stored in the Photos file.

9.2 Image Viewer

To select the file from Phone or Memory card for view.

9.4 Video Player

Choose Video Player to open it and view all video files. Press
the Option and perform following operations on the s elected
video: play, forward, rename, delete, delete all files or sort.
During playing, press the 4-way navi gation key up and down
to adjust the speed, press the left or right k ey to control p laying
rate. You can press * key (start key) load full screen.

9. Multimedia

Set the status of shutter sound, EV, Banding,
delay timer and Cont-shot
Adjust the photo’s size and quality.

Select night or automatic mode

Use the default settings.

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9.5 Audio Player
You can use the audio player to broadcast music. Pres s OK
key to play or pause the current music, pres s left key to the

before, and press right key to the next. You can adjust the
volume of the MP3 press down key / up key. Press left
function key to setup the player.
Select setup menu:

Play List Select a location where the list comes from.
List Auto
Gen
Repeat Set the repeat mode: off（ No repeat ） /

Shuffle Set the play or der: on (random)/ off (as the

Background
Play
Note: Background Play is not ava ilable in Sound Recorder,

Camera, Video Recorder and Video Player. If you don’t need
Background broadcast, please suspend broadcasting then
withdraw the player.

9.6 Sound Recorder
Open Sound Recorder to view the sound files in AM R or
WAV format. If there is no file, your phone prompts Empty.

Press the Option and perform following operat ions on the
sound file:
Record: start recording and during recor ding, you can press
the pause option to pause and press again to continue. Press
the stop option to stop recording and go to save displ ay, press
the Option and then select Save to save the sound file. If you
prefer not to save it, press the back opti on to go back.
Tip: the sound files are stored in the Audio file.

 Play

Play the selected sound file.

 Append

For files in AMR format, you can add a new sou nd recording

Set if the playlist automatically generates
when activating the audio player.

one/all.

play-list order).
If set it on, the song is played as an
accompaniment.

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onto the original one and then save them .
Tip: Append is not available for files in other form at.

 Rename

Change the name of the current sound file.

 Delete

Delete the current sound file.

 Delete All

Delete all the sound files.

 Settings

Set the file format and storage location.

 Use

Send the current sound file to user profil e, MMS or Bluetooth.

9.7 FM Radio

Choose the FM Radio menu, and then turn the broadcasting
FM Radio on.

Listen to the FM Radio

Start the FM Radio function, the interface will show the
location No., name (if saved) and frequenc y of the FM Radio
channel.
Tips: To the channels saved, while listening, you can choose
the location of the FM Radio channel nee ded by press the
corresponding number.

Search channels

Under the FM Radio interface, press left key/right key to swift
the channels be in existence in the list, or press the left soft
key and enter the Option menu, choose Manual sea rch, input
the frequency you need, the FM Radio will search the channel.
Choose Auto search from the option, the FM Radio will search
the channels now can received automaticall y. If the icon is
gray, means the keystroke uses as a fine-tuning.
Tips: Auto search needs some time please be patient.

Basic Usage

The phone offers you with the FM Radio back ground play
function, to turn off the FM Radio, please pr ess OK key and
under the FM Radio interface after it turn gra y, then quit.

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When you want to adjust the volume, press # key/* key to
increase/lower volume.
Tips: When listen to the FM Radio, you can make or answer a
call normally. While talking, the volume of the broadcast will
into mute automatically.

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Choose File manager from the main menu to open i t and you
can find the storage devices and the capac ity of total space
and free space. On different objects, there are different
operations.

 Storage devices: press Option to perform following

Open List all the f olders and files
Create
Folder
Format Format the storage devices, the operation will

 Folders ： press Option to perform following

operations：

Open Show the file tree in this folder and list a ll files
Create
Folder
Rename Chang e the folder’s name
Delete Delete the folder
Sort Arrange the folders or files by name, type,

 Files: press Option to perform following operations：

Play For the multi-media files the phone su pports, it

Send Send the file to user profile, Bluetooth or MMS

Detail Show the updating time and its size
Rename Edit the file’s nam e
Copy Copy this file to any other folder in the sam e

Move Move this f ile to any other folder in the same

10. File Manager

operations：

Create a new folder and edit its name

delete all the data stored in the storage
devices

Create a new folder and edit its name

time, size or random

show the menu; you can play the multi-m edia
files by the menu

storage device

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Delete Delete this file
Delete All
Files
Mark
several
Sort Arrange the folders or files by name, type,

Tip: the options may differ depending on the object types.

You can set your favorite wallpaper, ring or some other
function.

11.1 Dual SIM Settings

This menu offer several usages of d ual SIM cards, you can
choose the corresponding mode you want.

Dual SIM open Both Dual SIM all standby.
Only SIM 1 open Only use SIM 1 standby.
Only SIM 2 open Only use SIM 2 standby.
Flight mode When selecting this option,

mobile’s function all close.

11.2 User profiles

Enter Settings-- User profiles from main menu and there are
several profiles that you c an edit the contents as you like:

General, Meeting, Outdoor, Indoor, Heads et and Bluetooth
Mode. Once you pair your phone with an e arphone or a

Bluetooth device, the Headset and Bluetooth are
automatically activated and meanwhi le the profile in use is
deactivated.
You can choose any profile as you like and customize the
selected one:
Tone Setup: Set the incoming call tone, incoming
message tone and keypad tome

Vol ume : Set the volume of ring tone and key tone
Alert Type : Set ring, vibration only, vibration then ring

storage device

Delete all the files in current f older

Select several files in the folder at the same
time to perform the following operations

time, size or random

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or ring then vibration
Ring Type: Set single ring, repeat ring or
ascending ring
Extra Tone: Set warning ring a nd error ring on
or off
Answer Mode: Set pressing any ke y to answer except
power on/off key and right soft key or not. Set auto an swer on
or off (only in Headset Mode).

11.3 Phone Setup

Enter Settings from main menu, select Phone Setup and
then you can set following items :

Inflexion Set Enter to select ing the on/off & each

Time and
Date
Schedule
Power
On/Off
Language Set the displa y language.
Display
Characteristic

Greeting
Message
Dedicated
Key

Auto update
of date and
time

function inside.
Set your current time zone, time, date
and their display format.
You can set up to 4 time points to
automatically turn the phone on and off.

You can find submenus such as
wallpaper, screen saver, power on
display, and power off display, back light
timer, show date and time, show owner
number, show operator name in display
characteristic.
When power on, the screen will show a
few words. Switch on/off this function.
Set four menus that you can enter
directly from idle by press the 4-wa y
navigation key up, down, left and right.

Select for on or off

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UART setup Selection for SIM 1 or SIM 2 card

Misc. settings LCD backlight, Setup the light of the

Note: your choice of time zone does not change the time and
date you has setup. The setting of Sche dule Power On/Off
won’t be activated if you set the same tim e for them.

11.4 Network Setup

Enter Settings from m ain menu, select Network Setup, you
need to choose the SIM card network setup for SIM 1/SIM 2
and then you can perform following operat ions:

Network
Selection
Preferred
Network

11.5 Security Setup

Enter Settings from main menu, select Security Setup and
then you can perform following operatio n:

SIM 1
security
setup
SIM 2
security
setup
Phone
Lock
Auto
Keypad
Lock
Change
Password
Note: for Pin Password, please contact your service provider;

Fixed Dial and Barred Dial must be s upported by your SIM
card. For details, please contact your service pro vider.

back light timer.

New search, Select Network, Selection
Mode
Set the preferred network during
searching.

You can set SIM lock (PIN code), fixed dial,
barred dial and change password for SIM 1.

You can set SIM lock (PIN code), fixed dial,
barred dial and change password for SIM 2.

Set a password for phone lock and the
default password is 1234.
Set auto keypad lock on or off and a time
after which the keypad is locked.

Change the Phone Lock Password.

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11.6 Restore Factory Settings
Enter Settings from main menu, select Restore Factory
Settings and then you can restore initialized settings for

wallpaper, screen saver, ring etc.

Your phone provides you more management tool. Enter from
main menu Organizer.

12.1 Currency converter

You can convert currency if you know the exchange rate.
First input a currency rate and then press the left/right
navigation key to choose how you want the currency to b e
calculated, then press down the nav igation key and input the
local currency value, last press the [OK] left soft key to get the
result.

12.2 Calculator

Enter calculator m enu, you can process simply digital
computing. Now the phone becomes your calc ulator.
Your phone has an alarm clock with 5 separ ate alarms that
you can set to alert you at the time(s) you specify. To set an
alarm clock, select one alarm and pr ess left soft key to edit its
on/off, time, period, ring and reminding m ode.

12.3 Calendar

The screen shows current date framed b y special color box
when entering Calendar. Press the 4-way navigation k ey up,
down, left or right to move to different date. Press OK ke y or
left soft key to enter the corresponding menu and you can find
View Tasks. Choose Tasks (see 12.3 Notes)—add ne w
task—jump to date—weekly check.

12.4 Tasks

You can schedule and Organizer events such as
appointments and meetings by To Do in your phone as it
always reminds you of the preset task s on time if your phone
is power on. Enter TO DO from Organizer and you can check
all tasks. While the task list is empt y, press left soft key to

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“Add” new tasks or open calendar displa y, enter Option and
select Jump To Date to add new tasks. While viewing a task ,
you can also enter Option by pressing left right k ey to perform
following operation:

View

View the content of selected task

Add

Select Add to create a new task . You can edit its date, time,
note, alarm mode and reminding mode etc.

Edit Task

Edit the content of selected task

Delete Task

Delete the content of selected task

Delete All

Delete all the tasks
Note: there is fixed room for storing tasks and when no “Add”
shows in “Option”, please delete som e indifferent tasks to save
room for important ones.

12.5 Alarm

Your phone has an alarm clock with 5 separate alarms that
you can set to alert you at the time(s) you specif y. To set an
alarm clock, select one alarm and pr ess left soft key to edit its
on/off, time, period, ring and reminding mode.

12.6 Stopwatch
Choose stopwatch, there are Typical Stopwatch and Way
Stopwatch for different occasions and following are ways to

use them.
Typical Stopwatch—there are two ways for your timing, that
is Split Timing and Lap Timing. Enter View record to check
previous timing records.
Way Stopwatch—press start you can time 4 courses by
pressing the 4-way navigation key up, do wn, left and right.

Note: when you are using Way stopwatch, you can pr ess the
Stop or Resume but only the selected course.

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Torch

This phone could also work as an electric torch by long press
[OK] key 2 seconds for on & press again 2 seconds for off at
any menu bar or idle mode even in k ey locked mode.

The phone provides you more applicat ion software, and it
makes you more convenient.

13.1 Games

Enter from menu Fun Æ Games, the phone provides you
many games interesting, which make your life wonderful.
To the rules of the built-in games, you can refer to the notes of
the games.
And you can setup the sound and the shock through t he game
settings.

Note: you can set easy, normal and hard level in Gam e Level
about some games through Game Settings.

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14.1 WAP

Your phone can connect to the Internet or run web-based
applications by using web browser. If you need, please consult
your service provider how to link the ne twork. Enter from the
main menu Web select the WAP menu.
Note: Your phone is applicable to the G PRS (General Packet
FM Radio Service) network link. Type of the network link
depends on your network service provider. T his function must
be supported by network. For more inform ation about this
please contact your network provider.

Home

Selecting the main menu, you c an log on the homepage set up
to browse. If you do not set up, you can use the website
pre-set by the manufacturer.
Bookmark
Enter the bookmark menu, the menu list s hows all the
bookmark exist, Select the option button, you can do the
following operations to the bookm ark selected:

Goto Link the website appointed by the bookmark.
Edit Edit the name and address of the current bookmark.
Delete Delete the bookmark.
Delete All Delete all the information of bookmark s.
Add Bookmark Add new name and a ddress of the

bookmark.
Send Transmit the address of the bookmark by m essage
or MMS.

History

The menu lists the website records your recent visit to facilitate
your visit to the site.

Enter Address

Enter the menu, after inputting the URL address of the WAP
service that you want to visit, select the option button and
select complete. The phone automatically logs on the website
you input.

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Service Inbox

You can check the web service message in this mailbox, and
can also process delete etc.

Settings

You can select settings menu, then s et up the content relates
to the WAP service as following:

Select SIM
card

Edit Profile

Browser
options

Service

Message

Settings
Clear Cache Use to clear the records in the cache.

Clear

Cookies

14.2 Data Account
GSM data: in this menu, you can set and edit the data ac count

items as following:

Account name To edit the name of the Data account.
Number The dial connecting number of the curren t

data account.

User name Default is wap.
Password Default is wap.
Line Type To select the type of data between

Analogue and ISDN.

Speed To select the rate of WAP data transmitsion.
DNS Address of DNS of WAP.
GPRS: This menu displayed the current WAP GPRS data

account lists, you can set & edit the d ata account items as

Set up the

Selcet and start the network configuratio n
file you need, can set up homepage,
account and login password etc.
Waiting time of viewing the website and
figures shown.

Turn on/off the recipition of the service

news.

Use to clear personal writing data.

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following:

Account name To edit the name of the Data account.
APN Default is “blank ”.
User name The ID of APN server, default

value is null.
Password The ke y to APN server, default
value is null.
Auth. Type: To select from the two items of Normal & Secure
to authorize your ID in WAP by pressing the left/right key.

Malfunctions & Measures

Here list some malfunctions that ma y occur and measures. If
the measures can’t solve the problem please contact
authorized after service center. Thank you!

Can’t turn the phone on

z check battery installation, please install batter y

correctly

z check if battery level is l ow, change a battery or

charge the battery

z Check if enter inc orrect PIN code 3times in a row. If

yes, the phone is locked, then you should enter PU K
code( please contact your network provider for PUK
code)

SIM Card Void

When the phone shows “SIM Card Void”, you can try the
following:
z Powers the phone off then restart to sure if can

solve.

z If your SIM card is a prepaid card, to sure whether

the card is insufficient.

z Please tur n to your network provider, and to sure

whether to be refused registration net work by other
reasons.

Weak signal or no signal

z You may be in a locatio n where the reception is bad,

such as tunnel or cellar, please relocate and try

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again.

z You can try turning around slightly or get near the

window if you are in the room.

Bad talking quality

z weak signal, you can try solutions above
z low battery, change a new battery or charge the

battery

z use up volume key to adjust microphone volume

Can’t make a call

z check if you enter th e correct number and press

send key

z check if you set call barring, if yes cancel it

Can’t receive calls

z check if your phone is turned on
z check if screens shows no signal, if yes, try solutions

above

z check if you set call barring, if yes, cancel it

Screen is dark

z check if battery is low, change a battery or charge

the battery

z adjust the brightness in settings
z your phone may be affected with damp, keep it dry

When click on the screen and deviate

z Need to adjust, please adjust in time.

Tips: if all suggests and solutions can’t solve your problem ,
please contact authorized after service center. Please do not
disassembly or repair your phone without profess ional guide.
Thank you!

Battery Tips

z The machine is provided by the reusable

rechargeable battery.

z The new battery only can by two or three times full

charge and discharge cycle to achieve optim um
performance.

z Battery can be recharged many times for repeated

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use, but it will eventually be exhausted. W hen the
talk and standby time is significantl y shorter than
usual, then need to replace a new battery.

z Use the battery the handset manufacturers approved

only, and use the authorized charger for the batt ery
charge only.

z Cut off the power supply when do not use the

charger.

z Do not connect a battery to a charger more than one

week, the long time charge will affect batter y life.

z The battery storage for too long would affect the

results. And the battery will automatic ally discharge
as long time unused.

z Do not use a damaged battery or charger.
z Never expose batteries to temperatures below -10°C

(14°F) or above 45°C (113°F).

z Always take your phone with you when you leave

your vehicle.

z It is normal for batteries to gradually wear down and

require longer charging times. If you notice a chang e
in your battery life, it is probabl y time to purchase a
new battery.

z Do not let the batteries short-circuit. When metal

objects (such as: coins, etc.) directly con nected to
the battery anode and the cathode (with the m etal
side), will occur short-circuit accident. In the pocket
or handbag carry a spare battery should be
particularly careful. Short-circuit will dam age the
battery.

z Please deal with the waste batteries according to the

relevant provisions.

z Never dispose of batteries in a fire because they m ay

explode.

Product Maintenance

Your phone is a product with outstanding design and superior

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quality, please take good care using it. You are strongly
suggested to take the following adv ice which should help you
stick to the warranty in order to ex tend the usage period of the
product.

z Keep your phone and its parts away from children.
z Keep your phone dr y. Keep it away from rain, damp

or any kind of fluid.

z Don’t touch your phone with wet hands when

charging or there may be bodily injur y or damage to
the phone.

z Keep your phone away from extreme heat which can

shorten your phone’s life, damage the battery, twist
or melt some plastic parts.

z Keep your phone away from extreme cold because

when the temperature grows up, water vapor
accumulated from inside the phon e may damage the
electronic circuit.

z Keep your phone away from dust and dirt.
z Keep your phone away from ignited cigarettes, f ire or

heat source.

z Don’t disassemble your phone by yourself.
z Don’t drop, beat or shake your p hone. Any rude

treatment can damage the inner electr onic circuit
board.

z Don’t daub your phon e because paint would jam-up

the earpiece, microphone or any other r emovable
part and disable your phone.

z Clean the pc camera or screen with neat, soft and

dry cloth. Don’t use alcohol or other cleaning

solutions.
z If your phone, battery, charger or parts can’t work,
please take them to the authorized service ce nter for help.

Specifications, software and hardware bundles are subject to
change without notice. Not responsible for typographical errors.

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