APPLICANT: MOTOROLA INC. |
FCC ID: IHDP6KL1 |
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
A preliminary draft of the User’s Manual follows this page.
The text on the following 137 pages will be added to the user manual.
EXHIBIT 8
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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing Motorola mobile phone with world leading mobile communication technology. Motorola’s mobile communication equipment are designed and produced in compliance with its strict in-house standards and the international standards. They are subject to the strict quality tests including temperature, humidity, dust, vibration and drop tests. We are confident that you will be highly satisfied with the Motorola products that have been manufactured after such processes. Thank you again for choosing Motorola, and we hope that you would succeed in your business with your V11.
Some of the contents and the functions in this manual subject to change without prior notice according to situation.
We suggest that you set your phone on vibration at a public place.
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Prohibition of Illegal Modification of ESN
Removal or change of ESN (Electronic Serial Number) installed in the cell phone manufactured and supplied by Motorola, or an attempt to reproduce and enter another ESN in the cell phone is strictly prohibited and subject to maximum 10-year prison sentence or a fine not exceeding 20 million won in pursuant of Article 347 of the Criminal Act.
In addition, such an illegal act may damage the software installed in the phone.
Therefore, you are required to be careful not to suffer any damage due to such an illegal act.
The product which is illegally modified is excluded from any free or paid service warranted by Motorola.
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Safety Information
Read this ‘Safety Information’ carefully for your own safety and to prevent possible property damage.
CAUTION
● Do not lend your phone to other person.
● Follow appropriate cell phone etiquette in public places.
● If any problem occurs with your phone, contact designated service center.
● If your phone is lost or stolen, report your mobile service provider immediately. ● Do not use unauthorized devices with your phone.
- Unauthorized battery charger, stereo earphone, USB data cable, batteries or any other unauthorized devices may decrease your product’s performance and may result in product malfunction.
● Do not use your earphone for extended hours.
- If you are exposed to loud sound for extended period of time, it may damage your hearing. ● Make sure to record important data separately.
-Saved phone numbers or other data can get lost due to user’s carelessness or other unexpected problems. ● Make sure to keep your phone in dry places (with relatively low humidity) at all time.
-If either mobile phone or battery is immersed in ‘liquid’, the color of immersion-checking label attached on your mobile phone or battery will be changed. In this case, you will loose the privilege of receiving free service by Motorola.
■ This product should not be added with any separate equipment that may cause an alteration to its original performance as described on type registration.
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To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
Use authentic products only.
Using unauthorized products (battery, charger etc.) may shorten product’s life or decrease its performance.
Be careful not to damages your mobile phone.
Some parts of your mobile device may be made of glass. This glass could break if the product is dropped on a hard surface or receives a substantial impact. If glass breaks, do not touch or attempt to remove. Stop using your mobile device until the glass is replaced by a qualified service center.
Do not dry your mobile phone with a heating apparatus.
If you dry a wet mobile phone or battery with a heating apparatus may cause explosion or damage to your phone. In this case, do not turn on the power, separate a batter from the phone and contact a service center designated by Motorola.
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Safety Information (Cont’d)
To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
Use and keep the phone at room temperature.
If a mobile phone or battery is placed in a hot or cold place, it may shorten product’s life or decrease its performance.
Keep the mobile phone clean at all time.
·If there are foreign substances on a metal part of a charger or battery, the phone may not be charged properly.
·Use smooth cloth to clean the mobile phone and do not use flammable chemicals such as alcohol, benzene, thinner, etc. for cleaning.
Do not give strong impact to the mobile phone, disassemble or modify it.
Giving a strong impact or dropping the mobile phone or battery may cause malfunction or explosion. If you disassemble or modify the mobile phone on your own discretion, you will lose privilege to receive free service.
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Do not use the phone while charging.
If you use the mobile phone while charging it with a charger or USB data cable, there is a risk of electric shock or fire. Make sure that you use the phone after disconnecting it from USB data cable or charger.
Be cautious when you use an USB data cable.
If you connect the phone with PC via USB data cable, there is a risk of electric shock depending on the grounding state of the PC power.
Do not place items containing magnetic components.
Placing the phone near magnetic components may cause product malfunction or cause battery discharge which can lead to performance decrease.
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To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
Make sure to back-up all the data stored in your mobile phone.
·Saved data (such as phone number or pictures etc.) can be deleted unexpectedly due to user’s carelessness, software upgrade or product repair etc.
·Manufacturer shall not be responsible for such data loss.
Use the phone in proper position.
It may also consume higher power which can shorten the talk and standby time.
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Keep the phone out of animal or children’s reach.
If children or animals suck or bite the mobile phone or battery, there is risk of electric shock or exposure to electromagnetic wave.
Be careful when you use a necklace or cord for the mobile phone.
Be careful that using a necklace or cord for the mobile phone may cause you to run into dangerous accidents like being caught in train, electric railway or car doors.
Do not paint or put sticker on your mobile phone.
·Such action may damage your phone’s joints and your phone may not open or close properly.
·Paint or metallic content on the phone may cause an allergic reaction, eczema, itching, swell, and etc.
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Safety Information (Cont’d)
Precautions on location
Do not use the mobile phone in a place with risk of explosion.
In a construction sites and military areas, explosives can be controlled with RF devices. When you are in those places, turn off your phone and follow the proper instructions and signals.
Do not use the mobile phone in near inflammable materials.
Do not install or use accessories onto your phone in a potentially explosive atmosphere including gas station, gas leak areas, and deck on boats.
Do not use the mobile phone in a prohibited area such as air plane and hospitals.
Radio frequency emitted from your phone may affect some of the devices used in an air plane or hospitals and cause accidents.
Do not use the mobile phone near pacemakers.
·Electromagnetic waves from your mobile phone may affect pacemaker when it is used within 15cm (6 inches) from it.
·If it is necessary, person with pacemaker should always use the phone in the opposite side of the pacemaker and keep the distance over 15cm .
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Using the mobile phone while driving
Do not use the mobile phone while driving.
·Using the mobile phone while driving a car is dangerous and such action can cause car accidents.
·Check the local laws and regulations on using the mobile phones while driving.
Do not install a hands-free device near air bag.
An air bag inflates with great force in a moment. Do not leave your phone or set up the hands-free kit near to the air bag. You may be seriously injured when the air bag is activated.
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Safety Information (Cont’d)
Using the battery and the charger
A chargeable battery is consumable.
The repetition of charging/discharging will shorten its operation time gradually.
When the phone is not being charged properly, lamp on the charger will flicker.
Check the charger to avoid the trouble that may occur to each device.
If the temperature of the battery rises over 45˚C while charging, stop charging the phone for your own safety. Mobile phone and battery cover need to be combined at all time.
If not, it may cause malfunction.
In case of separating a battery from the mobile phone, make sure to turn off the power.
If not, it may cause malfunction.
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Safety Information (Cont’d)
Make sure to charge the battery with the battery charger authorized by TTA.
Using unauthorized charger may cause damage to your phone.
Keep your phone at room temperature of 0 ~40 , avoid direct sunlight or place with high temperature and humidity.
If not, it may damage the phone and cause the phone to explode.
Do not place the phone in areas that may get very hot, such as microwave or near heating apparatus.
It may damage the phone and cause the phone to explode.
Ensure that charging terminal of the battery does not make contact with other metallic objects such as necklace, coins and keys.
There is a risk of explosion or fire.
Safety and General Information
This section contains important information on the safe and efficient operation of your mobile device. Read this information before using your mobile device.
Exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) Energy
Your mobile device contains a transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits RF energy. When you communicate with your mobile device, the system handling your call controls the power level at which your mobile device transmits.
Your Motorola mobile device is designed to comply with local regulatory requirements in your country concerning exposure of human beings to RF energy.
Operational Precautions
For optimal mobile device performance, and to be sure that human exposure to RF energy does not exceed the guidelines set forth in the relevant standards, always follow these instructions and precautions.
Product Operation
When placing or receiving a phone call, hold your mobile device just like you would a landline phone.
If you wear the mobile device on your body, always place the mobile device in a Motorola-supplied or approved clip, holder, holster, case, or body harness. If you do not use a body-worn accessory supplied or approved by Motorola, keep the mobile device and its antenna at least 2.5 centimeters (1 inch) from your body when transmitting.
Using accessories not supplied or approved by Motorola may cause your mobile device to exceed RF energy exposure guidelines. For a list of Motorola-supplied or approved accessories, visit our Web site at: www.motorola.com.
RF Energy Interference/Compatibility
Nearly every electronic device is subject to RF energy interference from external sources if inadequately shielded, designed, or otherwise configured for RF energy compatibility. In some circumstances your mobile device may cause interference with other devices.
Safety Information
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Menu Table
1.T service ………………….
2.Sounds
3.Display
4.Contents
5.My Moto
6.Organizer
7.Message
8.Phonebook
9.Settings
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External Display |
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Menu Style |
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My Moto |
Message |
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Search Number |
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Bluetooth |
New Message |
Add New Contact |
Call Settings |
Subway Map |
Report Spam/Service |
Call History/Time |
Data Network Settings |
Dictionary |
Contents Box |
Management Phonebook |
Moto Customer Service |
File Viewer |
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Table of Contents
Prohibition of illegal ESN Modification Safety Information
Menu Table
Before Use
Components
Parts of the Phone
Keypad
Battery
Basic Operation
Power On/Off
Power On
Power Off
Basic Icons
Touch display
Using Buttons on Menu
Multi-Access
Entering Text
Phone
Call
Before making a call Making a call Receiving a call
Using Menu from Call History Missed Calls
Setting My Menu
Using Menu after Entering a Number
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·Above illustration may look slightly different and the supplied items may change without notice.
·If you attach the multi adapter to the ‘accessory connector’, be careful not to loose the body of the multi adapter.
·If you contact 5PIN terminal of the basic components such as Stereo earphone, Multi adapter, USB Data cable (5PIN travel charger will be sold separately) to the PC’s USB port, be aware that your PC may malfunction(Power off, Reset).
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Parts of the Phone
Camera
Battery Cover
External LCD
Touch button
Speaker
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Parts of the Phone (Cont’d)
Volume button
-Adjust volume(Operation Effects, Wallpaper, Reminder Alerts, Alarms, Voice in Call, Ringtone) in standby screen.
Hold button
-Set/Cancel the lock of external touch screen
External connection port
-Connect Multi adapter, USB data cable
Earpiece
Accessory connector
Internal LCD
Camera button
Keypad
Stereo Earphone port
Microphone
Left side view |
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Keypad
NATE/OK button
·In menu: Select list or function
·In standby screen : Press to access NATE menu
Press and hold to access NATE home
Menu button
·In standby screen : Move to menu
·In menu : Set My Menu · Set menu type
Dictionary button
·Short cut for the dictionary. (See p.109)
Send button
·Dial/Answer a call
·Shows recent call history
·Press and hold to dial recent voice call number
* button
· Press and hold to set/cancel ‘Etiquette mode’
0 button
Input + for international calls
Navigation button
Up : Move to ‘W’ menu (See p.59 ) Down : Move to ‘T map’ (See p.61) Left : Move to ‘Message’ menu Right : Move to ‘My menu’
In menu : Move up/down/left/right
Phonebook button
·In standby screen : Move to Phonebook
·In menu : Go back to previous screen
Cancel button
·Go back to previous screen ·In message: Delete a character
End button
·Power On/Off ·End or reject a call
·Move to standby screen
# button
·Press and hold to set ‘Phone Lock’
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Touch button
Before using touch button
·Do not use excessive force to press the button.
- The touch button works with a light skin touch. Applying excessive force can damage the sensor.
·Press the touch button correctly to use the desired function.
-Other function may be selected with a light touch.
·Be careful of damp. Be sure that your hand is dry.
-Avoid using the phone in a damp condition. If your hands or touch button is wet, dry it first.
·Remove any cover on the touch button and take off the glove when using the touch button.
-The touch may not be recognized properly.
·Keep any conductive material away from the touch button.
-The touch button may malfunction due to electric stimulation or impact from a conductive material or static electricity. Be careful that the touch button should not be touched by these materials.
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Battery
Battery in the package is not fully charged, make sure to fully charge the battery.
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1. Battery charge terminal and the phone charge terminal
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should be engaged as shown in the figure.
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3 Place the battery cover to the battery cover groove. And
3 Remove the battery from the phone.
then push and slide it until it is properly fitted.
Caution
Make sure the power is off when you remove the battery. If you remove the battery while the phone is on, it may damage your phone.
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Charging the battery
Charging the battery with a USB data cable
1)Open the external connection port cover and connect the multi adapter.
2)Connect the USB cable to the external connection port.
·To charge your phone by using the USB data cable, you should have the SKT integrated USB driver installed in your PC.
·If you connect your phone to your PC by using the USB data cable, both charging and communication function is available. You can charge your phone and transfer data from it.
3) Connect the USB data cable to the USB port on your PC.
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·Only use the multi adapter in the package. Other multi adapters may not be compatible.
·You can only charge the fully exhausted battery by travel/car charger only.
·Charging and communication is possible using the micro USB data cable (inbox item). However the other data cables (ex. 24, 20 pin) are not compatible with the mobile phone.
·If you use travel charger, check the charging status by checking the lamp. (It turns red to green.)
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Battery (Cont’d)
Charging the battery(Cont’d)
Charging the battery with the battery charger
1) Insert the battery on the battery charger.
·Check and make sure that the battery is in proper position. 2) Connect the travel charger to the battery charger.
3) Connect the power cord of the travel charger to an electrical outlet.
·Red : Charging, Green : Charge complete
Charging the battery with the travel charger
1)Open the external connection port cover and connect the multi adapter.
2)Connect the travel charger to the multi adapter.
3)Connect the power cord of the travel charger to an electrical outlet.
· Red : Charging, Green : Charge complete
Optional travel charger
Travel chargers are not included in the package for conservation of resources. You can purchase them separately from the retail shop or a service center.
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■ Compatible travel chargers
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HIDIA |
HIK-600TC |
KUMHO ELEC. |
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TIANJIN H&T |
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CTC-100 |
MORNING TELECOM |
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PR-370A |
KEUMBEE ELEC. |
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*The phone cannot be charged if you connect a travel charger which is not compatible with TTA.
*Some travel chargers including the FSTC-100 model of DIGI TECH are not compatible with your mobile phone.
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· When the ‘ ’ blinks, light of the display or the button will not turn on.
· Charging time may increase if the rated voltage of the charger is low.
· When the battery is low, functions may not be able to operate. Charge the phone immediately.
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Basic Operation
Power On/Off…………………… 34 Basic icons ………………..35
Using buttons on Menu………………36 Entering text…………………..38
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Power On/Off
Power on screen
Power On
Press and hold the for 3 seconds while the phone is off.
• The graphic set by the user will be displayed, and then the phone switches into the standby screen.
Power Off
Press and hold the for 3 seconds while the phone is on.
• A graphic disappears and the power will be turned off.
Note
You can change the graphic from Menu Display Main Display.(Main Display. See p.69)
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Basic icons
·If you use your phone in a place with bright lights, your LCD can be hard to see.
·To reduce the battery consumption, screen lights off automatically according to the backlight display setting.
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Using Buttons on Menu
Check the different menus and check how to use the buttons depending on the different menu.
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Entering Text
Enter the text and |
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Before entering text
·Select a entry mode by pressing (Right) in the text entry mode.
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to move the cursor and enter letters.
·Press to delete a last character and press and hold to delete all.
Entering Korean
Entering consonants
Press a button once to write the first consonant marked on the key and price twice to enter the hard sound of the consonant.
· You can enter the second consonant marked on the key by pressing after entering the letter, and if you press
again, it will change to the first consonant.
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Entering Text (Cont’d)
Entering the text in memo
Select the emoticon mode
Entering special characters
Press the number of the character from special character
· You can use to see the different sets of characters.
Entering emoticons
Press (Left) and select emoticon
· You can select and enter generally used symbols.
You can select from ^-^, E-mail, Normal, Figure1, Figure2, Line, Unit, Circle, Brace, Japan1, Japan2,
·Press to more emoticons, and then press
, to different types of symbol set.
·Press the number of the emoticon and to enter.
Note
· You can use richer menu (Set text color, picture/text emoticons, and used word) and symbols when writing in the message mode than in text mode.
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Voice Call ......................................................... |
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Missed Calls ................................................... |
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Using Menu from Call History ............. |
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Setting My Menu .......................................... |
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Using Menu after Entering a Number …….. 49 |
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Voice Call
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Before making a voice call |
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in the standby screen to call the most recent number you have called. |
Making a Call |
· If your phone is set to ‘Phone Lock’, you need to enter PIN number before making a phone call. However, you can make a emergency |
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Making a voice call
Making a call by entering a phone number
Enter a phone number on the standby screen and press
· When you enter a number, easy calling function runs to find the matching number from the recent call list. You can select a number with
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· You can change the number style pressing the Camera button. (Dialing Font, see p.74) |
Press *Easy Calling: Easy calling service finds the matching recent call number when entering the phone number.