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Index
1. Getting Started
2. Understanding Your Phone
3. Call Functions
4. Menu Navigation
5. Entering Text
6. Understanding Your Address Book
7. Messaging
8. Changing Your Settings
9. Applications
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1. Getting Started
a. Warnings
i. Do not store the phone in hot areas as high temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices, damage
the battery, and cause warping.
ii.Excessive rough handling may damage the internal electronic circuit board.
b.Network Service
i. To use the phone you must have service from a wireless network operator and obtain a SIM (subscriber identity module) card. Many of the features in this device depend on the network support for them.
c.Install the SIM card
i. To install the SIM card remove the battery if installed.
ii. Slide the SIM latch up toward the top of the phone.
iii. Insert the SIM into the pocket with the contacts facing down. Locate the SIM card notch which is the corner
that has been cut off. Use this notch to properly align the SIM card in the socket which also has a corner cut off.
d. Install and Charge the battery
i. Slide the battery cover down and away from the phone to remove it.
ii. Install the battery into the unit with the contacts facing down and toward the bottom of the phone.
iii. To charge insert the plug on the travel charger into the micro-USB connector at the bottom of the unit.
iv. When the phone is charging the battery icon will scroll and change colors.
v. Charge the battery for at least 2 hours before using it.
vi. The phone can also be connected to a PC’s USB port with the data cable accessory. If connected the unit
will charge through the USB port.
e. Low battery indicator
i. When the battery charge is getting low the battery icon will become red and the unit will display a low battery
message on the display. It will also beep if not in silent mode. When this happens charge the unit immediately.
f. Turning the phone on and off
Press and hold the ‘END’ key.
2. Understanding Your Phone
a. Features
i. MP3 Player
ii. Accelerometer
iii. File manager
iv. Speakerphone
b. Keys
i. Soft keys
The left and right soft keys perform the functions indicated by the screen text on the bottom of the display.
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ii. Navigation keys
These keys allow you to scroll through the phone menu options and they provide shortcuts to the major menu
options from the home screen.
iii. Send and End keys
• The Send key allows you to place or receive a call. At the home screen pressing this key will give access to
the recent call log.
• Pressing and holding the End key will turn the phone on and off. The End key will end a call. While navigating in the menu this key will bring you back to the home screen. While receiving a call pressing the End key will
reject the call.
iv. Volume Keys
On the home screen these keys are used to change the ringing tone volume level. In the dial and text input
menus the Up Volume key switches the curser between the possible inputs and the already selected digits at the
top of the screen. In the text input mode the Down Volume key will change the possible selected inputs from digits
to small letters to capital letters and fi nally symbols. While in the menus these keys will scroll up and down.
3. Call Functions
a. Making a call
i. From the home screen
From the home screen press the left soft key ‘Dial’. Use the navigation keys to highlight the desired digit and
then press the left soft key ‘Select’ to select the digit. As digits are selected they appear at the top of the screen.
After all of the digits have been selected the user can place the call by pressing the ‘Send’ key.
ii. From the phonebook
While in the phonebook list menu highlight an entry and press the ‘Send’ key.
iii. International Dialing
To dial + for international dialing: from the dial screen navigate to the 0 digit then press and hold the left soft key
(select). The 0 becomes a + sign.
iv. Correcting a dialed number
• Deleting a digit
From within the dial screen press the volume up key to switch the curser to the dialed digits. Then use the left
and right navigation keys to place the curser on the digit to the right of the one you want to delete and press the
right soft key (delete).
• Inserting a digit
From within the dial screen press the volume up key to switch the curser to the dialed digits. Then use the left
and right navigation keys to place the curser on the digit to the right of place where you want to insert a new digit.
Then press the volume up key again to move the curser back to the select mode. You will notice the curser at the
top is in the space to the left of the digit that was highlighted. Move the curser to the digit you want to insert and
press the left soft key (select).
b. Ending a call
Press the End key briefl y.
c. Redialing last number
From the home screen press the Send key twice.
d. Making a call from the address book
i. Press the menu key and scroll to phone book.
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ii. Press the Select soft key twice to list the phone book entries.
iii. Navigate to the desired name/number and press the Send soft key to initiate the call.
e. Answering a call
Press the Send key of the left soft key (Accept) while receiving an incoming call alert.
f. Placing a call on hold
While on an active call press the Send key.
g. Call waiting
Press the Send key to switch the current active call on hold and to answer the incoming call. Press the Send key
to switch between the two calls.
h. In-call options
i. Mute / Un-mute
While on call press the left soft key (options) and scroll to the mute option and press the left soft key (select). To
un-mute, select options and scroll to un-mute and select.
ii. Hold / Resume
While on call press the left soft key (options) and scroll to the hold option and press the left soft key (select). To
resume, select options and scroll to un-hold and select.
iii. New Call
Press the send key to place the active call on hold, and then press the right navigation key to enter the dial
screen. Select the digits to dial and when complete press the send key, or press the up volume key and then the
left soft key (call).
iv. Send DTMF
While on call press the right navigation key to get to the dial screen. Then use the navigation keys to highlight
the DTMF digit to send. Press the left soft key (select) to send the DTMF. To get out of the dial screen short press
the END key.
v. Address Book
While on call press the left soft key (options) and highlight the Contacts menu item. Then press the left soft key
(select) to select.
vi. Send Message
vii. While on call press the left soft key (options) and highlight the Send message menu item. Then press the left
soft key (select) to select. Now you are in the enter text mode.
viii. Speakerphone
While on call press the left soft key (options) and highlight the Loudspeaker menu item. Then press the left soft
key (select) to select. To return to Hand held mode select options and highlight the Hand held menu item and
select using the left soft key.
i. Call History
The phone stores the numbers of the calls you have dialed, received, and missed in the Call History menu. If
the number is listed in the Address Book the associated name is displayed.
i. Viewing Missed Calls
• From the Home screen
If the missed call message is on the Home screen, press the left soft key (read) to display the number or
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name. From here you can select the left soft key again (options) for the following options: Store number, Send
message, Details, Delete, Delete all.
• From the Call History Menu
From the Home screen select the right soft key (menu), scroll to the Call History, and select. Next scroll to
Missed calls and select.
ii. Viewing Outgoing Calls
From the Home screen select the right soft key (menu), scroll to the Call History, and select. Next scroll to Outgoing calls and select.
iii. Viewing Answered Calls
From the Home screen select the right soft key (menu), scroll to the Call History, and select. Next scroll to Outgoing calls and select.
iv. Options
The following options are available for numbers selected in any of the Call History menus (Missed, Outgoing,
and Answered): Store number, Send message, Details, Delete, Delete all. To get to these options select an entry
in the Call History and then press the left soft key (options).
• Store number
Selecting this option brings you to the text entry mode. Enter the name tag you want to store the selected entry
with and store it to the phone book. Please refer to the entering text option for details on the text entry operation.
• Send message
Selecting this option brings you to the text entry mode. Here enter the message you would like to send to the
selected entry. Please refer to the entering text option for details on the text entry operation.
• Details
Selecting this option provides details of the entry selected such as the date and time.
• Delete
Select this option if you would like to delete the selected entry from the Call History list.
• Delete all
Select this option if you would like to delete all of the entries in the selected Call History list.
j. Voicemail
To dial your Voicemail service, press the left soft key (dial) from the Home screen to enter the dial mode. Highlight
the digit 1. Press and hold the left soft key (select) for more than 2 seconds and your Voicemail will be dialed.
4. Menu Navigation
a. Navigation
To navigate through the menu of options, select the right soft key (Menu) from the Home screen and use the up,
down, left, and right navigation keys. To enter a menu press the left soft key (Select), and to go back one level
press the right soft key (Back). Within a menu there will be options listed. Again use the navigation keys to scroll
through and the left soft key to select an option.
b. Menu Outline
i. Home
● Settings
▪ Tones
▫ Ringer
◦ SMS
◦ Alarm
◦ Keypad
▪ Call Settings
▫ In-call Timer
▫ Auto Redial
▫ Network Timer
▫ Auto-answer
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▪ Security
▫ FDN Numbers
▫ PIN
▫ PIN2
▪ Clock
▫ Time/Date
▫ Time Format
▫ Date Format
▪ Alarms
▫ Alarm set
▫ Alarm clear
▪ Fonts
▫ Arial
▫ Chanticle
▪ Auto Keyguard
▫ Select On to activate
▪ Factory Reset
● Applications
▪ MP3 Player
▪ Accelerometer
▫ Select On to activate
▪ File Manager
▫ Folders
▫ Audio
▫ Memory Status
▪ NFC
▫ Personalize
▫ Pay Now
▪ File Manager
▫ Audio
▫ Image
● Network Services
▪ Network Selection
▫ Automatic
▫ Manual
▫ Preferred
▪ Call Divert
▫ Not Reachable
▫ If Busy
▫ If No Answer
▫ Conditional Fwd
▫ All Calls
▫ Cancel All
▪ Call Barring
▫ Outgoing
▫ Internat.Calls
▫ Internat. But.HO
▫ Incoming Call
▫ When Roaming
▫ Cancel All B.
▫ Change Passw.
▪ Call Waiting
▫ Check Status
▫ Activate
▫ Deactivate
▪ Hide ID
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▫ Check Status
▫ Activate
▫ Deactivate
▪ Call Back
▫ Check Status
▫ Activate
▫ Deactivate
▪ Call Defl ect
▫ Select On to activate
● Call History
▪ Missed Calls
▪ Answered Calls
▪ Outgoing Calls
▪ Call Timers
▫ Last
▫ Incoming
▫ Outgoing
● Messaging
▪ Read
▫ Inbox
▫ Outbox
▫ Draft
▪ Write
▪ Delete All
▪ Settings
▫ Service Center
▫ Validity
▫ Status Report
▫ Storage
▫ Send & Save
▫ Reply Path
▪ Voice Mail
● Phonebook
▪ List
▪ Add New Entry
▪ Service Numbers
▪ My Number
▪ Memory Usage
▪ Delete All
▪ Select Book
5. Entering Text
You enter the text input mode when you are writing a message or entering an entry into the phonebook. In text
entry mode you can select characters and edit the text.
a. Selecting Characters
The characters available to choose from are displayed in the lower portion of the screen. The upper portion of the
display is green and is used to display the characters that have been selected. Using the navigation keys you can
move the cursor to the desired character and then press the left soft key (select) to select the character. The character is now displayed in white at the top of the screen in the green area. To add a space keep the cursor over the
blank character and select it.
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b. Character options
Press the down volume key to change the character choices. You can choose from lower case letters, upper case,
numbers, and special character symbols.
c. Editing Text
To enter the text edit mode press the up volume key. You will notice that the green area on the top of the display
turns grey and the cursor now moves to this area. Now you can delete or insert characters to the text.
i. Deleting a character
Position the cursor on the character to the right of the one you want to delete, and press the right soft key.
ii. Inserting a character
Position the cursor on the character that you would like to insert in front of and press the volume up key again
to get back to character selection mode.
6. Understanding Your Address Book
a. Shortcut key entry
From the Home screen you can enter the phone book directly by pressing the down navigation key.
b. Selecting SIM or local storage
By default the phone will store and display entries in the SIM. You can switch this to the local phone storage
choosing the Select book option in the phone book menu. After selecting the storage only the entries in the selected book are displayed and available for use.
c. My number
Displays the number associated with the SIM card in the phone
d. Memory Usage
Displays the storage information for both the SIM and local phone books.
e.Entering a contact
i. Entering the number
From the phone book menu select the Add new entry option. This brings you to the dial screen. Use the navigation and left soft key to highlight and select digits. When the number is complete press the volume up key to enter
the edit mode and the left soft key becomes (OK). Press the left soft key and this will place you in the text entry
mode so you can add an alpha tag to the number.
ii. Tagging a number with a name
Refer to the entering text section for more detail. Use the navigation and left soft key to highlight and select
characters. When complete, press the volume up key to enter edit mode and the left soft key becomes (OK).
Press the left soft key and the entry will be stored in the phone book.
f. Managing entries
You can manage the entries in the phone book once they are stored. After entering the phone book use the
navigation keys to highlight an entry. Pressing the left soft key (options) will provide the options listed below:
i. Send a message
Selecting this will place you into text edit mode to enter a text message.
ii. Change
Selecting this will place you into the entering a contact mode where you can edit the number or the associated
alpha tag. Follow the procedure outlined in the Entering a contact section of the phone book.
iii. Details
Displays the information for this entry
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iv. Call
Places a call to the number of the entry selected.
v. Copy
This will copy the entry from the current selected book to the other. For example, from the SIM to the local storage.
vi. Move
This will move the selected entry from the current selected phone book to the other not selected book. For example, from the SIM to the local storage.
vii. Delete
Will delete the current entry.
g. Dialing from the phonebook
After entering the phone book list, highlight an entry and press the Send key to dial it.
7. Messaging
a. Creating and sending
To create a message enter the Messages menu and select the Write option. This places you into the text entry
mode and you can compose a message as described in the entering text section. After completing the message
press the up volume key and the left soft key becomes (Options). Press the left soft key (options) and the following choices are available: Send, Save, Discard.
i. Send
Selecting the Send option places you into the dial screen. You can either dial a number to send the message
to, or press the up volume key which makes the left soft key (Names). Press the left soft key (names) to enter the
phone book. From here use the navigation keys to highlight the desired entry. Next press the left soft key (select).
Verify the number and if correct press the left soft key (send) or the Send key to send the message. If the number
needs to be edited press the volume up key to change the number and then press the volume up key to get back
the send option on the left soft key.
ii. Save
Selecting the Save option brings you to the dial screen. From here you can assign a number to the message
before saving it. The number can be dialed or an entry from the phone book can be selected. Upon saving the
message it appears in the draft list.
iii. Discard
Selecting discard terminates the message and does not save it.
b. Retrieving
i. From the Home screen
If a message has been received there will be a message on the home screen and the left soft key will change to
(Read). There will also be the text message icon displayed at the top of the Home screen. Press the left soft key
(read) to display all new, unread messages.
ii. From the Messages menu
Select the read option, and then inbox to retrieve any messages.
c. Settings
Select this menu option to update the settings for messaging. The options are:
i. Service Center Number
Used to view and edit the service center number for messaging. Do not change this number unless instructed
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to by your network operator.
ii. Validity
Instructs the network how long to store and try to resend any messages that are not delivered successfully the
fi rst time to the receiving party.
iii. Status Report
This menu is used to instruct the network to send a status report on all messages sent. This feature requires
network support.
iv. Storage
Provides information on the local phone storage being used for messages.
v. Send & Save
The option to keep a copy of all sent messages can be programmed using this menu selection.
d. Delete All
Use this option to delete all messages
e. Options for Messages
When scrolling through messages, you can select the message by pressing the left soft key (select). After selecting the left soft key becomes (options). Selecting (options) provides the following possible actions for the selected
message:
i. Reply
ii. Edit
iii. Forward
iv. Delete
v. View number
vi. Call number
8. Changing Your Settings
Select the right soft key (Menu) from the Home screen and use the up, down, left, and right navigation keys, highlight Settings and press the Select soft key.
a. Tones
i. Ringer
Select Ringer to display a list of ring tones and set the volume to Low, Medium, High, or Silent.
ii. SMS Tone
Select Melody to display a list of ring tones and set the volume to Low, Medium, High, or Silent for SMS functions.
iii. Alarm
Select Melody to display a list of ring tones and set the volume to Low, Medium, High, or Silent for Alarm functions.
iv. Keypad Tones
Select Keypad Tones to enable Silent, Click, or DTMF for keypad presses.
b. Call Settings
i. In-Call Timer
ii. AutoRedial
iii. Network Time
iv. Auto-Answer
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c. Security
i. Select FDN Number to enable or change the FDN Number.
ii. Select PIN to:
● Check the Status of the PIN
● Activate or Deactivate the PIN
● Change the PIN
d. Clock
i. Select Clock to set the Time and Date or change the Time/Date format.
e. Alarm
i. Select the Alarm to set or clear the current alarm settings.
f. Fonts
i. Select the display font: Arial or Chanticle Font
g. Auto Keyguard
i. Select to enable or disable Keyguard.
h. Factory Reset
i. Select to restore the phone to the default factory settings.
9. Applications
a. MP3 Player
i. Select Audio to display list of MP3 fi les stored in memory. Press the Up/Down navigation keys to select the
desired song and then press the left soft key (Play) to play the song.
ii. Press the right soft key to stop playing and return to the list of songs.
iii. Press the End key to return the Applications menu.
b. Accelerometer
i. Select “On” to enable the Accelerometer. Enabling the accelerometer allows you to scroll through the menus
simply by tilting the phone up or down.
c. File Manger
d. NFC Menu
i. Personalize
ii. Pay Now
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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by Mobicom Corporation will void the user's authority to
operate the equipment. Use only Mobicom approved chargers.
THIS PHONE MODEL HAS BEEN CERTIFIED TO BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE GOVERNMENT'S
REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPROSURE TO RADIO WAVES.
Before a phone model is available to sale to the public, it must be tested and certified that it does not exceed
government limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy. Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is a value that
corresponds to the relative amount of RF energy absorbed by the user of a wireless phone. The Federal
Communications Commission of the United States government and Health Canada set SAR limits. The limits
include a safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. The maximum
allowed SAR value set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. Tests for SAR values are conducted using FCC approved operating
positions at the highest possible power levels. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level,
the actual SAR level of the phone while operating is likely well below the maximum value.
The highest SAR values as reported to the FCC for this model phone are in full compliance with FCC limits.
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