mPTech Hammer Energy User Manual

USER MANUAL

Hammer Energy

Lot number: 201801

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Thank you for choosing Hammer device. This product has been designed especially for you. We are doing everything to make its use pleasurable and comfortable. We made sure that elegance, functionality and convenience of use were combined with an affordable price. For the sake of your safety, please read this manual carefully.

Manufacturer

mPTech Ltd.

Nowogrodzka 31 street

00-511 Warsaw

Poland

Website: www.myphone-mobile.com

Manufactured in China

User Manual

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1. Table of contents

1. Table of contents ............................ 2

2. Safety ................................................ 5

3. The use of the manual ...................................................................................... 6

4. Important information ...................................................................................... 6

5. Technical Specification ..................................................................................... 7

5.1 Technical data ..................................................................................... 8

5.2 Package content ................................................................................. 9

6. Appearance of the phone ............................................................................. 10

7. Before the first start ...................................................................................... 11

7.1 Mounting the SIM card. ................................................................. 11

7.2 Installation of the memory card. .................................................. 12

7.3 Charging the battery ....................................................................... 12

8. Buttons ............................................................................................................. 13

9. Using the touch screen .................................................................................. 14

9.1. Touch ................................................................................................ 14

9.2 Swipe .................................................................................................. 14

9.3 Triple click ......................................................................................... 15

9.4 Hold and swipe ................................................................................ 15

9.5 Slide in and out ................................................................................ 15

9.6 Screen lock ........................................................................................ 16

9.7 Device desktop screen ................................................................... 17

9.8 Desktop content .............................................................................. 17

9.9 Indicator icons .................................................................................. 18

9.10 Removing elements from desktop screen ............................... 18

9.11 Creating folders ............................................................................. 19

10. Computer connection ................................................................................. 19

11. Text input ....................................................................................................... 20

11.1 Text input - the virtual keyboard. ............................................. 20

11.2 Copy and paste the text .............................................................. 21

12. Applications ................................................................................................... 22

12.1 Application download .................................................................. 22

12.2 Launching and disabling applications. ...................................... 22

12.3 Uninstall applications ................................................................... 22

12.4 Managing applications ................................................................. 23

13. Settings ........................................................................................................... 23

13.1 Networks and Wi-Fi ..................................................................... 23

Wi-Fi .............................................................................................................. 23

Bluetooth ...................................................................................................... 23

SIM cards ...................................................................................................... 23

Data Usage ................................................................................................... 23

More... ........................................................................................................... 23

13.2 Device .............................................................................................. 24

Display ........................................................................................................... 24

Notices .......................................................................................................... 24

Intelligence Assistant.................................................................................. 24

Audio ............................................................................................................. 24

Applications .................................................................................................. 24

Storage .......................................................................................................... 24

Battery ........................................................................................................... 24

Storage .......................................................................................................... 24

13.3 Personal........................................................................................... 25

Location ........................................................................................................ 25

Security ......................................................................................................... 25

Accounts ....................................................................................................... 25

Google ........................................................................................................... 25

Languages & input methods ..................................................................... 25

Backup & reset ............................................................................................ 25

13.4 System ............................................................................................. 25

Time & date .................................................................................................. 25

Accessibility .................................................................................................. 25

Printer ............................................................................................................ 26

Developer options ...................................................................................... 26

Scheduled power on & off ........................................................................ 27

About phone ................................................................................................ 27

14. Phonebook ..................................................................................................... 27

14.1. Adding contacts ............................................................................ 27

14.2 Editing contacts ............................................................................. 27

14.3 Deleting contacts .......................................................................... 27

14.4 Contacts import/export. ............................................................. 27

15. Communication ............................................................................................ 28

15.1 Making calls .................................................................................... 28

15.2 SMS - Messages ............................................................................ 28

Generating message ................................................................................... 29

16. Multimedia ..................................................................................................... 30

16.1 Camera ............................................................................................ 30

16.2 Photos ............................................................................................. 31

16.3 FM Radio ......................................................................................... 31

17. Bluetooth ....................................................................................................... 33

17.1 Sending files ................................................................................... 33

17.2 Receiving files ................................................................................ 33

17.3 Connecting a bluetooth headset ............................................... 33

18. Internet ........................................................................................................... 33

18.1 Wi-Fi ................................................................................................ 33

18.2 Connecting with 3G/4G network .............................................. 34

19. Adding APN access points ......................................................................... 34

20. Location .......................................................................................................... 36

21. Smartphone software update by OTA .................................................... 36

22. Safety remarks .............................................................................................. 36

22.1 Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 36

22.2 Protection of memory card data ............................................... 37

22.3 Protection of personal data and important information ...... 37

22.4 Correct battery use remarks. ...................................................... 38

23. Maintenance of the device ........................................................................ 39

24. Surroundings security ................................................................................. 39

25. The use of the manual ................................................................................. 39

25.1 Consents ......................................................................................... 39

25.2 Appearance .................................................................................... 39

25.3 Trademarks ..................................................................................... 40

26. Correct disposal of used equipment ........................................................ 40

27. Correct disposal of used battery............................................................... 40

28. Specific absorption rate (SAR) ................................................................... 41

29. Declaration of conformity with European Union Directives .............. 41

2. Safety

Read these guidelines carefully. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal.

—DO NOT RISK—

All wireless devices may cause interferences, which could affect the performance of other devices. Do not switch on the device when the use of mobile phones is prohibited or if it might cause interference or danger.

—RESTRICTED AREAS—

Switch off your telephone in an airplane since it may disturb the operation of other equipment located therein. The telephone may interfere with operation of the medical equipment in hospitals and health protection entities. Abide by any kinds of prohibitions, regulations and warnings conveyed by the medical staff.

—PETROL STATIONS—

Always turn off the phone while refueling your car on a petrol station. Do not use your device close to chemicals.

—ROAD SAFETY—

Do not use this device while driving any kind of vehicle.

—QUALIFIED SERVICE—

Only qualified personnel or an authorized service center may install or repair this product. Repairing by an unauthorized or unqualified service may cause device damage and warranty loss.

—WI-FI (WLAN)—

In the European Union Member States, a WLAN network may be used indoors without any restrictions.

—PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY DISABLED PEOPLE—

This device should not be operated by people (including children) with limited physical or mental abilities, as well as by people with no earlier experience in operation of electronic equipment. They may use the device only under supervision of people responsible for their safety.

—CHILDREN—

This device is not a toy. Memory card and SIM card are small enough to be swallowed by a child and cause choking. Keep the device and its accessories out of reach of children.

—WATER AND OTHER LIQUIDS—

The device has resistance certificate IP68. It means that the device is dust-proof and waterproof when all of the rubber seals are intact and properly put in place. As far as possible protect the device from water and other liquids. Water and

other fluids do not have a positive effect on phone electronic components. If wet, wipe and dry the device as soon as possible.

—BATTERY AND ACCESSORIES—

Avoid exposing the battery to very high/low temperatures (below 0°C/32°F

and over 40°C/104°F). Extreme temperatures may influence capacity and

battery life. Avoid contact with liquids and metal objects as it may cause partial or complete battery damage. The battery should be used according to its purpose. Do not destroy, impair or throw the battery into flames - it is dangerous and may cause fire. Worn-out or impaired battery should be placed in a dedicated container. Excessive charging the battery can cause damage. Therefore, a single battery charge should not last longer than 1 day. Installing an incorrect battery type can cause an explosion. Never open the battery. Please dispose of battery according to the instructions. Disconnect an unused charger from power grid. In case of the charger wire damage, it should not be

repaired but replaced with a new one. Use the original manufacturer’s

accessories only.

—HEARING—

To avoid hearing damage, do not place the device directly on your ear when you have set a high volume of music or during a handsfree call.

—EYESIGHT— To avoid eyesight damage do not look closely onto the flash light during its work. A strong bean of light may cause permanent eye damage!

3. The use of the manual

The device and screen shots contained in this manual may differ from the actual product. Accessories attached to the smartphone set may differ from the illustrations included in manual. Options described in the manual are found in Android system. Those descriptions may differ, depending on the version of the operating system and applications installed on the device.

4. Important information

The majority of applications which can be installed on the device are mobile apps. Modus operandi of such applications may be different from their counterparts installed on a personal computer. Apps installed on the device may vary depending on country, region, and hardware specifications. The manufacturer is not liable for problems caused by third party software. The manufacturer is not responsible for anomalies that

may occur when editing the registry settings and modifying the operating system software. Attempts to modify the operating system can cause malfunctions and problems with applications. It may cause a loss of warranty.

5. Technical Specification

Touchscreen 5” and 720x1280 px resolution

The modern display provides deep colors and a wide viewing angle, allowing you to appreciate movies, photos and games in real and juicy colors.

Multi-Touch

Touchscreen provides a really fun to work with Hammer Energy. Play, write, draw, rotate images, maps - all on a top-quality capacitive screen.

Procesor Quad Core Cortex-A53 1,5 GHz

Super efficient quad-core processor for maximum efficiency of the phone. Demanding games, websites, emails - multitasking makes everything runs smoothly.

Dual SIM (hybrid)

The technology applied in the smartphone enables incredibly comfortable use of Dual SIM function - using 2 SIM cards simultaneously or 1 SIM card + 1 microSD card.

IP 68 water and dust resistance

The device is dust and water resistant when the microUSB and minijack-audio port are closed securely.

Wi-Fi

HAMMER Energy is equipped with Wi-Fi technology, providing data transmission at speeds compatible with 802.11 b/g/n, so you can wirelessly connect to the omnipresent hot spots and home network. Receive and send data, programs, and files without restrictions to the network and other devices.

LTE network

Smartphone Hammer Energy enable the use the fourth generation LTE network, which allows you to make high-quality voice calls, the use of highspeed Internet, video conferencing and more.

Rear camera (main) 8 Mpx / Front camera 2 Mpx

Front webcam allows easy video calls and taking photos. The rear camera allows taking pictures and making high resolution films wherever you are.

MicroSD card reader - up to 32 GB.

HAMMER Energy smartphone with large memory capacity. Use exchangeable microSD cards and do not worry about where you save the music, movies and photos.

Android™ System

Operating system by Google ™ - incredible opportunities are within your hand

- all applications are available at any time; the latest Gmail™ email client or browser, it is only the beginning of what you can find in a smartphone - the rest you will find in the online Google Play.

Google Play

All manufacturer's smartphones can use the applications purchased in Google Play. To do this you should register a individual Google account providing email and password. After registration and acceptance of the rules you can use paid and free applications listed in the Google Play.

The Android robot is duplicated or modified from a project created and shared by

Google and used in accordance with the terms and conditions described in the

Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.

5.1 Technical data

Display

5" IPS, 720x1280 px, Gorilla Glass 3

Processor

Quad Core Cortex-A53 1.5 GHz MT6737 / Mali-T720MP2 600 MHz

Rear Camera (main)

8 Mpx with LED lamp

Front Camera

2 Mpx

RAM memory

2 GB

Internal memory

16 GB

The card reader

microSD (up to 32 GB)

Operating system

Android 7.0 Nougat

Dual SIM open

2 x nanoSIM (hybrid)

Water and dust resistance

IP68

Connectors

microUSB, minijack 3.5 mm

Connectivity

Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n (2,4 GHz i 5 GHz), Bluetooth 4.0, GPS z A-GPS, Glonass

GSM

850/900/1800/1900 MHz

WCDMA (3G)

900/2100 MHz

LTE (4G)

800/900/1800/2100/2600 MHz

Battery

Built-in Li-po 5000 mAh battery

Input/output parameters Chargers

100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz, 0.5 A

Output parameters Chargers

5, 7.9 V , 1.67 A; 12 V , 1.25 A

Dimensions

146.6 × 75.9 × 13.95 mm

Net weight

201g

5.2 Package content

• HAMMER ENERGY Smartphone

• Wired headset

• Charger (adapter + USB cable)

• User manual

• Warranty card

If any of the above items is missing or damaged, please contact your dealer.

We advise to keep the container in case of any complaints. Keep the container

out of reach of children.

Dispose of container in accordance with local regulations when it is no longer

needed.

6. Appearance of the phone

Number

Symbol

Function

The tray for SIM cards/ microSD

Touchscreen 5"

Headphone port minijack 3.5 mm

Brightness and proximity sensors

Internal speaker

2 Mpx camera lens

8 Mpx digital camera lens

Illumination LED / Flash light

Volume control buttons

Blockade on/off button

Microphone

External speaker

Multifunctional microUSB port

7. Before the first start

7.1 Mounting the SIM card.

The device is a cellular phone made in Dual SIM technology (2 SIM cards handling) allowing the use of two mobile networks simultaneously. To insert the SIM card/s correctly one has to:

• Switch off the phone,

• Open the rubber protection against moisture - shown in the picture below.

• Use the attached tool to open (vigorously insert the tip into the hole) and

slide out the card tray (picture above),

• Insert the SIM card/s into the slot in accordance with the picture beneath.

• Gently slide in the card tray.

7.2 Installation of the memory card.

To insert the memory card correctly one has to:

• Switch off the phone,

• Use the supplied tool to open and slide out the card tray.

• Insert the memory card into the slot as shown in the picture below

(instead of the nanoSIM1 card).

Use only memory cards recommended by the manufacturer. Pay attention to the selection of the proper format-the microSD card, capacity and type/class. Incompatible memory cards may damage the device and cause the stored data to be destroyed as well. Incompatibility of memory card can be caused, among others, by an incorrect card format (required format microSD) or an unsupported card capacity - above the value recommended by the manufacturer.

7.3 Charging the battery

Charge the battery before the first use. The battery should be charged by the attached charger or another charger, intended for this type of equipment. If in doubt contact the seller or manufacturer service. Use only chargers and wires recommended by the manufacturer. Using incompatible chargers or cables can cause explosion of the battery or damage to your device. When the battery is near a complete discharge, the notification is displayed on a low battery charge. To continue use of the device

charge the battery. If the battery is completely discharged the device can not be switched on even when the loading process is ongoing. Before the device can be turned on again, the battery has to be charged for at least a few minutes. In case of any problems with the battery or if in need of a replacement, the device should be delivered to the manufacturer's service center. To charge the battery one should:

1. Plug the microUSB plug to the socket in the device.

Incorrect charger connection (USB cable) can cause damage to the AC

adapter or the device. The damages resulting from improper handling are not covered by the warranty.

2. Plug the charger into the wall socket. Once you start charging, an icon of

the battery situated in the upper right corner will change to an animated symbol of lightning. If the device is turned off an animation depicting the level of battery charge should appear.

The device can heat up during charging. It is a regular occurrence and should

not affect the stability or performance of the device.

3. When the charge reaches 100% it means that the battery is fully charged.

Finish the charging.

4. Unplug the charger from the wall socket and from the smart phone.

If the phone does not charge properly deliver it (with the charger) to a

service center of the manufacturer.

8. Buttons

• Pressing it will cause the list of open apps to appear, where you can switch

in-between or turn them off.

• Double quick press switches to previously used application.

Home

• One quick press takes you to device desktop.

• Longer press and release will turn on the Google search engine and access

Google Now™ function.

Back

• Pressing <Back> will cause exit from the application/return to the previous

screen.

• Longer press and release will activate the menu with options for

wallpapers and widgets.

Blockade on/off button

• One quick press locks/unlocks the screen.

• Pressing the button for about 2 sec. will cause:

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