myPhone COMPACT User Manual

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USER'S MANUAL

myPhone COMPACT

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Thank you for choosing your myPhone device. The purpose of this User's Manual is to explain the device operation and functions to the User.

No part of this User's Manual shall be copied, distributed, translated or transmitted in any form with use of any electronic or mechanical means, including photocopies, registering or storing in any storage systems without a prior written consent of myPhone company.

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SAFETY Read carefully all guidelines below. Non-compliance with those obligations may be considered to be dangerous or law-violating.

DO NOT RISK

Do not turn on the device where use of electronic devices is forbidden and when it might lead to interferences or other risks.

SAFETY ON THE ROAD Do not use the device while driving vehicles.

LIMITED ACCESS AREAS Turn off the phone aboard aircraft, as it may interfere with other onboard systems. The phone may influence operation of medical equipment at hospitals and other healthcare establishments. Please obey any prohibitions, regulations and warnings given by the medical staff.

SAFETY AT GAS STATIONS Turn off the phone during refilling at gas stations. Do not use it close to chemicals.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE The product may be repaired only by qualified myPhone personnel or an authorized service center. Repairing the device by unauthorized service center or personnel could cause damage to the phone and will void any warranty.

BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES

Avoid exposing the battery to very low or very high temperatures (below 0°C / 32°F or above 40°C / 100°F). Extreme temperatures may negatively influence the capacity and life of the

battery. Avoid contact of the battery with fluids and metal objects. Such contact may lead to total or partial battery damage. Only use the battery in accordance with the intended use. Do not destroy, damage or throw the battery into the fire – it may be dangerous and lead to explosion. Used or damaged battery should be stored in a special container. Do not open the battery. Overloading the battery may lead to damage. Therefore the battery should not be charged continuously for longer than 3 days. If wrong type of battery is used, the explosion may occur. The battery should be disposed of in accordance with instructions. Unused adapter should be unplugged from the mains socket. Whenever an adapter cable is damaged, it should not be repaired - use a new adapter. Use only original myPhone accessories provided with the device.

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WI-FI (WLAN) This device uses unharmonized frequency bands for wireless connection and can be used in all European countries. In European Union countries the WLAN may be freely used indoors. In France WLAN must not be used outdoors.

CHILDREN This device is not a toy. Memory card and SIM card are small enough to be easily swallowed by a child. Store the phone and its accessories beyond reach of small children.

INTERFERENCES All wireless devices may cause interference that influences operation of other equipment.

NOTE

To avoid hearing damage do not use the device with high volume level for prolonged time and do not place the operating phone directly to the ear.

Using this User's Manual

The device and screenshots depicted in this User's Manual may vary from your device. The accessories of the myPhone COMPACT may look different from pictures in this User's Manual.

This User's Manual describes options present in Android system. The descriptions may vary depending on the operating system version owned by the User.

Important information

Most apps that may be installed on this device are mobile apps. The operation of those apps may vary from their counterparts installed on a PC.

Apps installed on the device may vary depending on the country, region and technical characteristics of the equipment. myPhone company is not responsible for any problems with efficiency caused by third party software.

myPhone company is not responsible for any abnormalities that may occur during register setting edition and operating system software modification. Any attempts to modify the operating system may lead to improper device and app operation and will void any warranty.

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Trademarks

 Android logo, Google™, Google Maps™, Google Mail™, YouTube™, Google Play™,

Google Latitude™ and Google Talk™ are trademarks of Google, Inc.

 Oracle and Java are registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its branches.  Wi-Fi® and Wi-Fi logo are registered trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.  All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

Producer

myPhone Sp. z o.o.

ul. Krakowska 119

50-428 Wrocław

Poland

Hotline: (+48 71) 71 77 400

Email: pomoc@myphone.pl

Website: http://www.myphone.pl

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Contents

Contents ......................................................................................................................... 6

Contents of the packaging ............................................................................................... 8

Technical specifications ................................................................................................... 8

1. Before first use .......................................................................................................... 10

SIM card installation ........................................................................................................... 10

Memory card installation ................................................................................................... 10

Charging the battery .......................................................................................................... 10

2. The appearance of the phone .................................................................................... 11

Buttons ............................................................................................................................... 12

Turning the device on/off .................................................................................................. 13

Connection with a PC ......................................................................................................... 13

Using the touchscreen ........................................................................................................ 13

Screen lock ......................................................................................................................... 17

Device desktop screen ....................................................................................................... 18

Indicator icons .................................................................................................................... 19

Removing items from the desktop ..................................................................................... 20

Creating folders .................................................................................................................. 20

3. Entering the text ....................................................................................................... 21

Entering the text – virtual keyboard .................................................................................. 21

4. Access to apps ........................................................................................................... 23

Downloading apps .............................................................................................................. 23

Opening and closing apps .................................................................................................. 23

Uninstalling apps ................................................................................................................ 23

App management ............................................................................................................... 24

5. Settings ..................................................................................................................... 24

Wired and wireless networks ............................................................................................. 24

Wi-Fi................................................................................................................................ 24

Bluetooth ........................................................................................................................ 24

SIM cards ........................................................................................................................ 24

Data use .......................................................................................................................... 24

More... ............................................................................................................................ 24

Device ................................................................................................................................. 25

Display ............................................................................................................................ 25

Audio profiles ................................................................................................................. 25

Tips and notifications ..................................................................................................... 25

Memory .......................................................................................................................... 25

Battery ............................................................................................................................ 25

Applications .................................................................................................................... 25

Personal .............................................................................................................................. 25

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

Security ........................................................................................................................... 26

Accounts ......................................................................................................................... 26

Language, keyboard, voice ............................................................................................. 26

Backup and data erase ................................................................................................... 26

On/off schedule .............................................................................................................. 26

System ................................................................................................................................ 26

Date and time ................................................................................................................. 26

Access facilitation ........................................................................................................... 26

Printing ........................................................................................................................... 27

Developer's options ........................................................................................................ 27

Phone info ...................................................................................................................... 27

6. Contacts .................................................................................................................... 27

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

Editing contacts .................................................................................................................. 28

Deleting contacts ................................................................................................................ 28

Importing/exporting contacts ............................................................................................ 28

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7. Communication ......................................................................................................... 29

Making calls ........................................................................................................................ 29

Creating messages .............................................................................................................. 29

Sending messages .............................................................................................................. 29

8. Multimedia ............................................................................................................... 30

Camera ............................................................................................................................... 30

Gallery ................................................................................................................................ 31

Video player ....................................................................................................................... 31

Music .................................................................................................................................. 32

FM Radio............................................................................................................................. 33

File explorer ........................................................................................................................ 34

9. Bluetooth .................................................................................................................. 34

Sending files ....................................................................................................................... 34

Receiving files ..................................................................................................................... 34

Connecting the Bluetooth headset .................................................................................... 34

10. Internet ................................................................................................................ 35

Wi-Fi ................................................................................................................................... 35

Connecting with 3G network ............................................................................................. 35

11. Safety notes ......................................................................................................... 36

Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................. 36

Making screenshots ............................................................................................................ 37

Memory card operation ..................................................................................................... 37

Personal data and information protection ........................................................................ 37

Notes on proper battery use .............................................................................................. 37

Device maintenance ........................................................................................................... 38

SAR coefficient ................................................................................................................... 38

Safety during listening to music/making calls. ................................................................... 38

Environmental safety ......................................................................................................... 38

Proper disposal of the device ............................................................................................. 39

Proper disposal of batteries ............................................................................................... 39

Declaration of conformity with European Union directives .............................................. 39

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Contents of the packaging

Before first use of the phone please verify if the following items are in the box:

 myPhone COMPACT cellular phone,  battery,  AC adapter (with USB cable),  User's manual,  warranty card.

Contact the vendor if any item is missing or damaged.

The myPhone COMPACT set has a sticker with IMEI number attached to the packaging. We recommend to store the packaging in case of possible warranty claims. Keep the packaging beyond reach of the children. Utilize the packaging in accordance with local regulations when it is no longer needed.

Technical specifications

 Glass 4" touchscreen with WVGA resolution (800 x 480 px)

Modern display made with IPS technology ensures amazingly vivid colors and wide view of angle, which lets you enjoy movies, photos and games with great, real and strong colors.

 Dual SIM

The Dual SIM technology enables comfortable use of two SIM cards simultaneously.

 3G network

All myPhone smartphones support third generation 3G network which enables placing high quality voice calls, browsing the Internet, video-conferences, positioning services as well as mobile tv.

 Quad Core Cortex- A7 1.2 GHz CPU

Superefficient quad core CPU ensures highest productivity of the phone. Combined with 512 GB RAM memory it meets the requirements of even the most demanding users. Demanding games, websites and e-mail – multitasking makes everything work fast.

 Back 2 Mpx camera/front 0.3 Mpx camera

The front webcam enables seamless video chats and taking pictures. Back camera enables taking pictures and recording highest quality movies, wherever you are.

 WiFi

MyPhone COMPACT features the WiFi technology that enables data transmission and possibility of using omnipresent hot spots and home networks. Send, receive, transfer data, apps and files to the network and other devices.

 Micro-B USB

The micro-B USB 2.0 socket enables connecting the smartphone to your PC.

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 microSD card reader (up to 32GB)

Having troubles with available space? Are 16 or 32 GB not enough? myPhone COMPACT has an answer - use replaceable microSD cards and do not worry about memory in your phone.

 3.5 mm Mini jack

myPhone COMPACT smartphone has a 3.5mm audio miniJack connector. It enables connection of headphones or Hi-Fi audio sets.

 Android 5.1 Lollipop system

Superefficient Google's system - amazing possibilities at your fingertips - all apps are available anytime and Gmail or web browser are just a beginning of what you can discover in your myPhone COMPACT smarthpone - the rest can be found in the Google Play store.

 Google Play

All myPhone smartphones enable use of apps from the Google Play store. To use the store you need to register a Google account, providing an e-mail address and a password. After registration and acceptance of the regulations you can use both paid and free apps available in Google Play.

 RAM memory: 512 MB  4 GB of internal memory  Battery with 1350 mAh capacity  Input and output adapter parameters:

- IN: 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz, 150 mA

- OUT: 5 V , 1000 mA

 Phone weight: 106 g

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1. Before first use

SIM card installation

myPhone COMPACT is a Dual SIM technology smartphone that enables the use of two cellular networks simultaneously. The first slot supports microSIM cards and the second slot supports SIM cards or microSIM cards with an adapter. To install a SIM card properly:

 Turn off the phone, remove the back cover (using your nail to hold the thin slot, it is

located in the bottom part of the phone, next to the microUSB slot).

 Remove the battery.  Insert the SIM card as shown in figures below the slot.

MICRO SIM ADAPTERS Do not insert an empty microSIM card adapter (without the card). It may cause the adapter to jam inside. Any attempts to use force to remove a jammed card adapter may lead to mechanical damage of the phone. If an empty adapter is jammed inside the SIM card slot, contact an authorized myPhone service!

Memory card installation

Only use compatible and company-approved memory cards. Incompatible memory cards may damage the card itself and/or the device and lead to data loss. Memory card incompatibility means an unsupported card format (microSD format is required) or an unsupported card capacity (above 32GB). To install a memory card properly:

 Turn off the phone, remove the back cover (using your nail to hold the thin slot, it is

located in the bottom part of the phone, next to the microUSB slot).

 Remove the battery.  Insert the memory card into the slot as shown in the figure below.

Charging the battery

Charge the battery before first use of the phone. The battery should be charged using the AC adapter. The battery has a 1350 mAh capacity. Should any battery problems occur or in case of a required replacement the device should be delivered to the myPhone service center. Use only adapters and cables approved by myPhone company. Use of any unapproved adapters or chargers may lead to battery explosion or device damages. If the battery is low, a low battery message is displayed. Charge the battery, to continue using the device. After complete battery discharge the device can not be turned on, even during recharging. Charge the battery for a few minutes before restart. To charge the battery:

1. Plug the micro-B USB connector (trapezium-shaped) into an appropriate socket of myPhone COMPACT phone.

Improper plugging of the adapter (USB cable) may lead to device or adapter

damage. The warranty does not cover any damages resulting from improper handling.

2. Plug the adapter to the mains socket. When the charging is initiated, an animated thunder icon is displayed in the upper right corner of the screen.

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The device may heat up during charging. This is normal and should not influence

the device durability or efficiency.

3. When the animation and thunder icon disappear from the screen, the battery is fully charged and charging should be ended.

4. Unplug the adapter from the main socket and the phone.

If the device does not charge properly, deliver it along with the adapter to the

myPhone service center.

2. The appearance of the phone

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Number

Symbol

Function

4" touchscreen

2 Volume increase/decrease buttons

3 3.5" minijack headphone socket

Internal speaker

0.3 Mpx camera lens

Menu button

Home button

Back button

9 Turn on/off and locking button

2 Mpx camera lens

LED

External speaker

Microphone

14 Multifunctional microUSB socket

Buttons

 One short press calls the advanced or additional menu options, ex. the options at the

desktop:

 Wallpapers,  Widgets  Settings.

Home

 One short press opens the desktop screen,  Pressing and holding the button for 2 sec calls the list of currently open apps.

Back

 Pressing the button exits an app / returns to the previous screen.

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Turn on/off and locking button

 One short press locks/unlocks the screen.  Pressing and holding the button for 2 sec causes:

o if the phone is turned on - turning the device on, o if the phone is turned off - calling the menu that enables turning the device off,

restarting the system, turning the airplane mode on/off or taking a screenshot.

Volume increase/decrease buttons

 Pressing the buttons during an call causes the call volume increase/decrease.  Pressing the buttons during the incoming call ring mutes the phone.  Pressing the buttons on the main screen, outside am active call, increases/decreases

the ring volume or changes the sound profile to "vibrations only".

 Pressing the buttons in other apps controls the music, sound or other audio volume.

Turning the device on/off

To turn on the device, press and hold (for 3 sec) the on/off button. To turn off the device, press and hold (for 3 sec) the on/off button and then select: [Turn off].

Connection with a PC

To connect with a PC with Microsoft Windows 7/8/10/Vista/XP system using a USB cable:

 Plug the USB cable to the micro-B USB socket of the phone.  Plug the other end to a USB socket in the PC.  Pull down from the upper edge of the screen to extend the window. When the

notification area appears, touch the "USB connection" notification. A list of available options will appear:

o USB storage – access to the memory card (a storage device). o USB tethering – sharing a phone wireless connection with a PC. o Multimedia device (MTP) – access to the phone internal memory and memory

card as a storage.

o Camera (PTP) – enables file sharing with computers that do not support MTP

devices.

o Charging only – the connection does not support file sharing, only the battery is

charged.

o Virtual USB device – turn on the virtual USB device. o Remember my choice – check this to choose the remembered function

automatically.

 To share files between the PC and the phone (in modes that support file sharing) a

window is displayed on the PC desktop. In that window you should choose "Open device to view files".

 Now you are ready to share files between the PC and the computer.

Using the touchscreen

The phone touchscreen enables easy selection of items or operations. The touchscreen can be controlled by the following actions.

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Touch

Touch once to start an option, an app or choose and open a menu.

Swipe

Swipe up or down/left or right fast to move a list or a screen.

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Double click

Touch an item twice and fast.

Drag

Touch an item, hold it (approx. 1 sec) and drag into a new place.

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Touch and hold

Touch an item (ex. an icon) and hold it for approx. 2 sec.

The device touchscreen will be turned off after a period of inactivity. To turn on the

screen, press the lock button.

The inactivity time can be set. Choose from the list of apps:

[Settings]  [Display]  [Sleep].

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Screen lock

To lock the screen, short press the lock button (9). The screen should be turned off.

To unlock the screen, short press the lock button. A screen similar to the following will appear:

On the display, in screen lock mode, the following information can be found:

Information about the SIM card status / network operator's name.

Status icon bar

Current time and date.

App icon to make calls. To open an app, touch it and swipe right.

An icon of a locked device. To unlock, touch the padlock button and swipe up.

Camera icon. To open the camera, touch it and swipe left.

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Device desktop screen

Desktop contents

1. Google search engine.

2. Voice search. When this icon is touched, say aloud what you are searching for

(ex. A word from a website address, etc.), and the search engine will display the results.

To enable the voice search function, connect the phone with the Internet.

3. App to make calls.

4. Contacts (phone book).

5. App Menu icon. When this icon is pressed, the list of apps installed on the phone is

displayed.

6. SMS/MMS.

7. Camera.

The device has three desktops. The figure shows one of them, where at the bottom part of the display you can see icons for useful apps, such as Legimi, Mail, NaviExpert, Internet. To access other desktops, swipe from one edge to another.

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If you pull down from the upper edge of the screen, a window extends. The notification area is displayed. Pressing the button enables configuring and/or previewing basic

parameters, such as:

 Backlight  Wi-Fi  Bluetooth  Date (data sharing)  Airplane mode  Auto-rotate  Flashlight  Location  Send the screen

When you press the Settings icon in upper right corner of the window, the [Settings] menu opens, described in detail in section 5 of this User's Manual.

Indicator icons

Description

Battery charge level

Icon for active WiFi network connection

New e-mail message

New SMS message

Cellular network signal strength icon

Active 3G network icon

Unanswered call

Ongoing call

Call in hold

The device is connected to a PC

Active Bluetooth module icon

Active alarm

Airplane mode

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Description

Hands-free mode

Roaming

Ring profile set to vibrations

Removing items from the desktop

Touch an item to delete, hold it and then drag to the upper bar, where "X Delete" is visible.

The icon becomes red - you can release it to delete.

Creating folders

On your desktop you can create folders with selected apps. Thanks to this solution you can store frequently used apps in one place without cluttering the desktop.

The figure shows the Organizer folder available on one of the phone desktops. To create one, click and hold an app, then drag it onto another

app. In result a folder is created with those two apps. The folder can contain multiple apps. To set its name or rename it, touch the folder and after opening touch its name or the "Unnamed folder" message and then enter the new name and press OK.

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3. Entering the text

Entering the text – virtual keyboard

The text is input using an alphanumeric virtual keyboard. If you chose Polish language in the menu and want to enter Polish characters, long hold a key, ex.:

To enter "ą" character, press longer (approximately 2 seconds) the "a" key and then choose "ą" from the list that follows.

The virtual keyboard is depicted in the figure below (Note: the keyboard appearance may be slightly different depending on the app that uses it):

No.

Function

Shift / Caps Lock – single click causes the change in key meaning – the letters change capitalization and in case of double function keys the upper character is selected; double click (signaled by blue underline) causes that all characters are written with capital letters.

Opening the digit and symbol panel.

Spacebar.

Dot – single click inserts a dot into the text, longer holding calls the submenu with most popular special characters.

Ready (Enter) – the key is used to go to the next row. Longer press finishes typing or opens the emoticon menu – depending on the selected option.

Backspace – used to delete a character before the cursor.

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No.

Function

The bar with suggested words that can be chosen to speed up the typing.

Calling the menu where you can change style and settings of the virtual keyboard.

Copy & past text

Text in the text field can be copied and then pasted in another app:

1. Hold the word to copy.

A screen similar to the following will appear:

2. Use sliders to select more than one word. You can also select the whole text by clicking [Select all] .

3. Click: [Copy] to copy or [Cut] to cut selected characters.

4. In another app place the cursor where the copied text should be pasted and then

hold (approximately 2 seconds).

5. Select [Paste] to paste text.

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4. Access to apps

Opening the apps, you can use all functions of the phone. At the desktop touch the [App Menu] icon to gain access to apps installed on the device. To add a shortcut to an app on your desktop, touch the app icon in app menu, hold it and then, when the desktop is displayed, select the place for creating the shortcut and drop it.

Downloading apps

To use the [Google Play] service you need to own or create a Google account. Create an account or log in to your Gmail account to use [Google Play]. Choose from the app Menu: [Play store]. Search the app (using the looking glass icon or by swiping tabs in [Play store] option) and click [Install]  [Accept]. When this option is selected, the app will be downloaded and installed on your device.

The location for installed apps can be changed by touching [App Menu]  [Settings]  [Memory]  [Preferred installation location].

If the notification option is enabled, you are notified about finished downloading and installation on the system bar. To open an app after installing it, select [Open]. To install apps downloaded from other sources, select: [App Menu]  [Settings] 

[Security]  [Unknown sources]  and slide to the right.

Opening and closing apps

To run an app, click its icon on the desktop or in App Menu. To close an app, press the menu button – the app will be minimized and will work in the background and the desktop will be visible. To return to a previously closed app, press and hold the Menu button until you see the list of running apps. Select the app from the list and touch it to return to it. If you want to close an app in the list view, simply touch it and swipe left or right. You can also close an app by touching the X symbol in the upper right corner.

Uninstalling apps

An app can be uninstalled in a several ways. 3 possible ways are described below. Method 1. Select: [App Menu]  [Settings]  [Apps]  select an app to uninstall, touch it and select [Uninstall]  [OK]. Method 2. Select: [App Menu]  [Play store] select the looking glass and enter the name of the app to uninstall, then touch it and select [Uninstall]  [OK]. Method 3. In [App Menu] touch and hold the app icon and drag it onto the upper bar, in

upper left corner, where "Uninstall" message is displayed.

When the app is above the message, its icon turns red. Just release the app. Then confirm your will to uninstall the app.

You can also uninstall user installed apps and some apps preinstalled by the producer. It is however impossible to uninstall any system apps.

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App management

You can manage the apps using the Task Manager app. Select: [App Menu]  [Settings]  [Apps]. The Task Manager with list of active apps is displayed. To verify which apps are

currently running, use the menu to select: [Running]. To stop the app, touch its name and select: [Stop].

5. Settings

Access to apps, settings: Select: [App Menu]  [Settings].

Wired and wireless networks

Wi-Fi

See section 10. Internet – Wi-Fi.

Bluetooth

The app used to control the phone Bluetooth module. It enables i.a. searching for available Bluetooth devices, setting the visibility and displaying the list of paired devices (to learn more about the Bluetooth module see chapter 9 in this User's Manual).

SIM cards

SIM cards contain card information and enable data transfer.

Data use

Estimated calculations that enable controlling limits of data downloaded from the mobile network.

Note: transfer limits shown here are measured by the phone. The operator may

calculate data transfers using other methods.

More...

 Airplane mode – disables [Wi-Fi], [Bluetooth] and [Mobile networks].  Default SMS app – the app used to send SMS messages.  Tethering and hotspot – sharing the mobile network data connection as a mobile

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or USB hotspot.

 VPN - [VPN] option enables configuration and management of virtual private

networks.

 Mobile networks – enables Internet connection using the mobile network and

selection of the mobile service operator.

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Device

Display

Phone display settings. It is possible to set:

 brightness level  wallpapers  phone sleep  screensaver  font size  change of display content related to phone rotation  fonts  remote display (Cast screen)

When the device is rotated the interface is also rotated. To maintain orientation when the

device is rotated, uncheck: [App Menu]  [Settings]  [Display]  [When phone rotates].

Audio profiles

This option enables adjustment of sound to your own preferences. In this app you can set:

 programmed audio profile  audio volume  vibrations  notification sounds  screen touch sounds  etc.

Tips and notifications

Settings of tips and notifications, also applications.

Memory

Displays information about internal device memory and microSD card.

Battery

Displays information about how the energy is used by the device.

Applications

Displays a list of all apps installed on the phone. Available tabs inform what happens to the apps. The tabs are as follows:

 Downloaded  On SD card (if inserted)  Running  All

Personal

Location

It is also possible to allow apps to use data and GPS satellites to define the phone location and to allow the Google service to use the location data to ex. fine tune the search results.

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Before use of the location services such as the map, navigation or web service apps you should verify if the wireless Internet connection is active and the proper positioning mode is selected in [Settings]  [Location].

Security

Enables modification of settings of screen lock, phone data encryption and settings of installation of apps from unknown sources, etc.

Accounts

Enables assignment of user's account to the Android system. Moreover the Accounts tab provides information on user's accounts, enables changing of auto sync function settings and account management.

Language, keyboard, voice

Submenu for device language, spell checker and voice settings.

Backup and data erase

Enables restoring factory default settings (erasing all data from the phone memory and resetting system settings, ex. about the user) and creating backup copies, etc.

On/off schedule

Enables setting time of automatic device turning on/off.

System

Date and time

Settings of date and time in Android system.

Access facilitation

Access facilitation services are special functions for users with visual and hearing impairment. Settings enable better access to the device interface and functions. They include:

 [Captions] - enables captions on the device and their options (related to language, text

and font).

 [Zoom gestures] – enables or disables zoom gestures. When enabled, pinching the

screen enlarges its part.

 [Large text] – increases size of device system font.  [High-contrast text].  [Power button disconnects] – the calls can be ended using the power button.  [Screen auto-rotate] – enables or disables screen auto-rotate function.  [Say passwords aloud] – configures the device to read passwords during access to

websites with TalkBack function.

 [Access facilitation shortcut] – enables fast access facilitation.  [Convert text-to-speech] – text-to-speech conversion options. Configuration of Google

text-to-speech processing mechanism. Options for speech speed and possibility to listen to the example.

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 [Time of touch and hold] – setting the time of recognition after touch and of holding

an option on the display.

 [Color inversion].  [Color correction]

Printing

An option that enables printing documents directly from the smartphone or the virtual drive (Cloud). For this option to work you need an additional app that can be downloaded from the Google Play store and a printer with WiFi or Bluetooth connection feature.

Developer's options

This option is invisible to the User by default. To activate it you need to enter [Settings]  [Phone info] and press Build number 7 times.

When this is done, the "You are the developer now" message is shown on the display. Next press the Back button and return to Settings. You should be able to find a new item – [Developer's options], that enables or disables such options as: USB debugging, USB phonePC connection in debugging mode, setting the backup copy passwords, fake location.

Phone info

Displays device info, such as:

 [Model number]  [Android system version]  [Kernel version]  Etc.

6. Contacts

Adding contacts

There are a few methods of adding new contacts to the phone book. One of the methods is using the Phone app and entering the phone number to add. Then you need to press the

Add do contact button, press [Menu] and select "Create new contact". Select the location for the new contact – Phone / SIM card / Google (if you are logged in the phone). When the SIM card is selected, a menu with the following fields appears.

 First and last name  Phone (mobile or other)  You also can fill the optional fields, such as the secondary phone, e-mail. Fill any

required fields and press "Ready". When Phone is selected as the contact storage place, a menu with the following fields appears:

 First and last name  Last name (phonetically)  Nickname  Contact photo  Phone number

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 Phone – pressing the "Mobile" you can choose another phone from the list.  You also can fill the optional fields, such as the secondary phone, address, e-mail.

Another method of adding a contact is running the [Contacts] app. Then you need to

press "New contact" . Further steps of adding the contact are identical to described

above.

Editing contacts

To edit a contact:

 Run the [Contacts] app.  Select the contact to edit.

 Press the Edit button.  Make changes in required fields and select

Deleting contacts

To delete a contact:

 Run the [Contacts] app.  Select the contact to edit.

 Press the button and select "Delete", then press "OK".

Importing/exporting contacts

To copy contacts:

 Run the [Contacts] app.  Press the Menu button and select "Import/Export".  Select the place you would like to copy/import contacts to.  Select contacts to copy, checking them at the right side of the screen – if you want to

copy all contacts, select the option at the top of the list.

 Select "Ready" to copy contacts.

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7. Communication

Making calls

To make a call:

 Touch the "Phone" icon on the main screen or in Android system App Menu.  Enter the phone number to dial.  Press the "receiver" with SIM card name at the bottom of the screen to place the call.

Touch to make the call.

Creating messages

Run the [SMS/MMS] app on the main screen or in the App Menu. Touch , enter the

phone number or the contact name (you can also see the contact list by touching ) and select your contact. Then touch on the screen keyboard and enter the message text. Touch to send the message.

Before you send the text message you can change it to the multimedia message by touching

symbol at the left side of the screen and add one of the media files (picture, video,

audio).

Sending messages

Use the [SMS/MMS] app on the main screen or in the App Menu to manage messages. Incoming and outgoing messages for the same contact will be stored as one conversation, which enables easy viewing the message history with particular contact. To send an SMS, insert the SIM card to the device, select [App Menu]  [Settings]  [SIM cards]  [Select main card] and check the main card to be used to send SMS messages (if you change the SIM card, you need to repeat the steps above).

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8. Multimedia

Camera

Place the object in the camera preview frame and touch the shutter button to take the picture.

If necessary, adjust settings for exposure, flash and other elements or leave them in automatic mode (options available in settings).

To change settings, place your finger at the left edge of the screen and swipe toward the center until new symbols are visible:

Touch to switch to camera

Touch to switch to video recording

Touch to open settings

 Resolution and quality

o Photo: back camera o Photo: front camera o Video: back camera o Video: front camera

 Memory path

o Internal o External (if a microSD card is available)

 Advanced

Camera

o Photo quality o Measurement

o White balance o Flicker reduction

Touch to take a picture.

Touch to display

Switch cameras

Flash settings

HDR mode

Display grid

Self-timer

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o Color effect o Scenery mode o Serial photos o AI detection o ISO o Contrast o Saturation o Screen brightness o Manual exposure o Freeze-frame display o Shutter sound o Time stamp o Volume button o Restore defaults

Video

o Coding type o Slow motion o Restore defaults

Gallery

Touch the [Gallery] icon in App Menu to preview pictures and videos. The app displays pictures and video in the phone memory and the SD card, including those taken with the camera, downloaded from the Internet and from other locations. Gallery app control: Sharing pictures: any displayed picture can be shared by Bluetooth, e-mail and other means, by touching the icon in the upper right corner of the gallery app. Removing pictures: you can remove a displayed picture by pressing Menu and selecting "Delete" from the submenu. Picture details: you can view more information on displayed picture by pressing Menu during preview and then selecting "Details" from the submenu. Editing pictures: you can edit a selected picture when it is displayed in the Gallery.

To do this, touch icon.

Video player

Touch the [Video player] icon in App Menu to view videos. The app displays videos in the phone memory and the SD card, including those taken with the camera, downloaded from the Internet and from other locations. Video player operation:

Video playback: touch the play symbol in the middle of a video clip to play it. Sharing a video: any displayed picture can be shared by Bluetooth, e-mail and other means, by

touching the icon in the upper right corner of the gallery app. Deleting videos: you can remove videos by pressing Menu and selecting "Delete" from the submenu. Details: you can view more information on displayed video by pressing [Menu] during preview and then selecting "Details" from the submenu.

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Music

To manage and play music use the [Music] app available in the main menu.

Touching the [Menu] button opens a dialog window with following options:

 Library – all available songs  Random – party mode  Add do playlist – adding current song to a user defined playlist  Delete  Sound effects – the equalizer effects  Set as ringtone – the current song is set as the phone ringtone  Close – exits the [Music] app

Touch to view the playlist.

Touch to switch modes:

- repeating all songs,

- repeating current song,

- no repeating.

Touch to use random

selection of the songs.

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FM Radio

[FM Radio] app in the main menu.

Note: You need to connect the headphones to use the FM radio. It is not included with

myPhone COMPACT.

Touching the [Menu] button opens a list with following options:

 Auto search – searches for available channels and saves a new list (current list is

overwritten),

 Start (stop) recording – records the current channel,  Search from current location - searches all currently available channels and adds them

to the list,

 Radio stations – list of saved channels,  Recordings – previously recorded broadcasting,  Recording format – select AMR or 3GPP as the recording format.

Touch to add current station to the list.

Current band

Touch to switch playback to the internal speaker.

Touch and swipe to

set the frequency

manually.

Touch to turn on/off

FM Radio.

Searching for the channel with lower

Searching for the channel with higher

Next channel with lower/higher frequency.

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File explorer

To manage files use the [File explorer] app available in the App Menu. A file can be searched for in two ways. In first method you need to select the file type by touching a relevant icon and then double touch the file on the list to open it in a selected app. If you touch and hold the file for 2 seconds, an option menu appears:

 Copy – copies the file to another location by selecting memory, folder and paste

option.

 Cut – moves the file to another location by selecting memory, folder and paste option.  Delete – deletes the file after confirmation.  Rename – renames the file.  Share – shares the file using one of the apps from the list (SMS/MMS, Bluetooth, etc.).  Properties – displays information about the file

In case of some files it is also possible to use them (ex. an audio file as a ringtone). The second method of searching for a file is touching the Quick display phrase (at the top, next to the looking glass symbol). A list is displayed, where you can select the internal memory (phone) or external memory (card, if available) and touch the folder to go to the file. Opening the file and other options are identical as in the first method. It is also possible to select more than one file. To do this, press [Menu]  [Select more] and select more files (or all by selecting the first item in the file list) and delete, using the trashcan icon or press [Menu] and select copy, cut or share (it works like with just one file).

9. Bluetooth

The Bluetooth module of the phone is a wireless short-range communication technology used to share data at the distance up to 10 meters. The most popular Bluetooth devices are headsets used for calls and to listen to music, car hands-free sets and other mobile devices such as laptops, tablets or smartphones.

Sending files

To send a file, go to:

1. [App Menu]  [Settings]  [Bluetooth], slide [Bluetooth] to the right to turn it on.

2. Enter the File explorer, hold the file to share.

3. Select Share  [Bluetooth].

4. To start pairing touch the device identifier on the list. After pairing the file is sent

automatically.

Receiving files

To receive a file, go to:

[App Menu]  [Settings]  [Bluetooth], slide [Bluetooth] to the right to turn it on.

After pairing the phone receives the file. The received file is stored in the memory.

Connecting the Bluetooth headset

To connect a headset to your phone, go to: [App Menu]  [Settings]  [Bluetooth], select the headset identifier on the list of available devices. After pairing you can use the headset to listen to music and to receive/make calls.

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10. Internet

Wi-Fi

The option used to connect with Wi-Fi network

1. Select: [App Menu]  [Settings]  [Wi-Fi] and slide right (on).

2. If you want to add a new WiFi network, press and select [Add network] or [Refresh].

3. In this field is displayed a list of available WiFi networks, current connection status, an

icon representing WiFi signal strength and information if the network is password protected

- a padlock symbol.

If the WiFi network jest password protected, you need to enter the password during

connection. The password is entered using the virtual alphanumerical keyboard.

Connecting with 3G network

With myPhone COMPACT you can use the mobile Internet offered by your cellular network operator. To use the Internet, you need a SIM card that supports connections with 3G network and to be in range of this network. If you are not sure if the card supports 3G networks and if you are in range – contact your operator.

To use the mobile Internet, insert the SIM card to the device, select [App Menu]  [Settings]  [SIM cards]  [Mobile data transfer] and check the main card to be used to connect with the Internet (if you change the SIM card, you need to repeat the steps above).

Move the slider to the right. Expand the notification bar and touch and "Date".

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Location

It is possible to allow apps to use data to define the phone location and to allow the Google service to use the location data to ex. fine tune the search results. Before use of the location services such as the map, navigation or web service apps you should verify if the wireless Internet connection is active and the positioning mode is selected in [App Menu]  [Settings]  [Location]. When the Wi-Fi connection is active, you can use useful apps that require the Internet connection, such as:

 [Google Play]  [Chrome] – browser designed by Google Inc.  [Internet] – basic Internet browser  [Gmail] – Google e-mail account  [Mail] – other mail account  [Maps]  etc.

11. Safety notes

Troubleshooting

In case of any problems with the device we recommend saving the data and restarting the phone. If the problem persists, read the tips below and follow suggestions in case of a particular type of problem.

 SD memory card - verify if it is properly installed in the SD card slot. If the problem

persists, use a different SD card.

 USB – verify if the phone is properly connected to another device. Check the USB

connection type in your phone settings (the shortcut is available on the notification

screen). If the problem persists, use a different USB cable.

 Internet / Wi-Fi – check if the phone works in airplane mode (airplane mode disables

any wireless network functions). Check the network range. Check if the function is

turned on in the phone.

 Bluetooth – check Bluetooth device visibility options. Make sure that both devices are

in range of Bluetooth connection and if there are no obstacles between them (curious

detail – some LCD monitors absorb magnetic waves). Make sure that both devices

have enough free memory to share files. Make sure that both devices work in airplane

mode (airplane mode blocks the Bluetooth).

 Sounds – make sure that the sound in the phone is not muted and control other sound

settings. Verify if the cable is properly plugged in the miniJack 3.5 mm socket.

Some miniJack plugs may vary and this might be a reason – try another cable.

 Pictures and screenshots – verify if the camera lens is not covered. Verify if the device

has enough free memory on the SD card. Verify if the SD card is properly seated.

 Although the battery is charged, its level of charge drops continuously – turn off all

options such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and decrease the screen brightness (those options

are the most power consuming), then use the airplane mode. Those simple steps

speed up the phone charging. It is recommended to charge the device using the

adapter, not the USB socket. If the problem persists, contact the phone producer.

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Making screenshots

During use it is possible to make a screenshot and save it in the device memory. To do this, press and hold the on/off and Volume - buttons. After this the screenshot is made and saved in memory in Pictures Screenshots folder.

Memory card operation

 Do not remove the memory card, when the information is moved on it or used by the

device. This may lead to data loss or card/device damage.

 Do not touch the gold memory card pins with your fingers or any other metal objects.

If the phone is dirty, wipe it with a soft cloth.

Personal data and information protection

 We recommend making regular backup copies of important data. myPhone company is

not responsible for any data loss.

 Before the device is disposed of, erase all data ([App Menu]  [Settings]  [Copy and

data erase]  [Factory settings]  [Reset phone]). In this way you can protect your

personal information from stealing by unauthorized persons.

 When downloading apps, read any information on the screen. Pay special attention to

apps that require access to many functions or personal information.

 Check the accounts regularly for unauthorized or suspicious use. If you find any trace

of improper use of personal information, contact the service provider to delete or

change the account details.

 If your phone is lost or stolen, change passwords to accounts to protect personal

information.

 Try not to use apps from unknown sources. Lock the phone using a pattern, password

or PIN code.

 Do not distribute copyright protected materials.  Do not distribute any copyrighted contents without permission from the copyright

owner. Failing to do so may lead to copyright infringement. The producer is not

responsible for any legal consequences of illegal distribution of any copyright

protected materials.

Notes on proper battery use

 The battery in this device may be charged using the USB socket. It is, however, not

recommended due to low voltage offered by the USB port and even if the battery is

connected, it may be eventually discharged. If you want to charge the battery using

USB, turn off the phone. If the battery is low, charge it to continue using the phone. If

you want to prolong the battery life, let it discharge below 20% of full level and fully

recharge.

 If you do not use the adapter, unplug it from the phone. Overcharging leads to

shortened battery life.

 The battery temperature influences charging quality. Before the charging process is

initiated, the battery may be cooled or heated to reach the temperature close to room

temperature. If the battery temperature exceeds 40 degrees, the battery cannot be

charged!

 Do not use damaged battery!  The battery life can be shortened when it is exposed to very low or very high

temperatures; it leads to device malfunctions even if the battery was properly charged.

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Device maintenance

To prolong the device life:

 Store the phone and its accessories beyond reach of small children.  Avoid contact with liquids; it may lead to damage of electronic parts.  Avoid very high temperatures; it may shorten life of electronic components, melt

plastic parts or destroy the battery.

 Do not attempt to dismantle the phone. Unprofessional interference in the device may

lead to damage or destruction.

 To clean use only a dry cloth. Do not use any acidic or acidic media.  Use only original accessories; breaking this rule may void the warranty.  The device packaging may be recycled in accordance with the provisions.

SAR coefficient

The SAR coefficient shows the radiation emitted by the phone. The table below shows maximum values of SAR coefficient for myPhone COMPACT phone.

GSM 900

GSM 1800

WCDMA BAND I

WCDMA BAND VIII

HEAD

0.248

0.144

0.071

0.361

TORSO

0.572

0.250

0.281

0.391

Safety during listening to music/making calls.

The phone is able to generate loud sounds that may damage your hearing. If you use the phone or speakers, keep safe distance from your ear and do not listen to high levels of sound for a long time.

Environmental safety

Turn off the device in places where using cellular phones is forbidden or where it may cause interferences and risks. Use of any devices using radio waves causes interference in work of medical devices (ex. a stethoscope or pacemaker) if not properly secured (in case of doubts consult the doctor or medical equipment producer).

Note

Declaration

The producer is not responsible for any

consequences of situations resulting from

improper use of the device or failure to

follow the recommendations.

The software version may be updated

without previous notification.

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Proper disposal of the device

The device has a crossed-out wheeled bin symbol, according to the European

Directive 2012/19/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment – WEEE. The products with this symbol should not be disposed of with other household waste. The user is responsible for disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment, delivering it to the reception point where such equipment is recycled. Storing this kind of waste in designated places and proper recovery process help protect the natural resources. Proper recycling of used electrical and electronic equipment has a good influence on human health and environment. To learn about the place and method of proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, the user should contact proper authorities, waste collection point or vendor.

Proper disposal of batteries

According to 2006/66/EC Directive on battery disposal, the product is marked with symbol:

The symbol means that batteries used in the device should not be disposed of with

household waste, but according to the Directive and local regulations.

Do not dispose of the batteries with unsorted municipal waste. Battery users should use available reception points of such elements that ensures return, recycling and disposal

Within the EU separate procedures of collection and recycling apply. To learn more about existing procedures of battery recycling, contact municipal authorities, waste management institution or a landfill site.

Declaration of conformity with European Union directives

myPhone Sp. z o.o. ensures and declares that the product complies with all

relevant provisions of the European Directive 1999/5/EC.

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Numer Deklaracji 107/10/2015 Data wystawienia deklaracji 09-10-2015

Number of Declaration of Conformity (date of issue of declaration)

DEKLARACJA ZGODNOSCI WE

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We, myPhone Sp. z o. o.

(importer's name)

ul. Nowogrodzka 31, 00-511 Warsaw

(importer's address)

niniejszym deklarujemy, ze następujący wyrób:

declare under our responsibility, that the electrical product

telefon komórkowy / GSM mobile phone myPhone COMPACT

(nazwa wyrobu / name) (typ wyrobu / type of model)

spełnia wymagania następujących norm:

to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standards:

SAFETY: EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011

SAR: EN50360:2001/A1:2012

EN 62209-1:2005 EN 62209-2:2010 EN 62479:2010 EN 50566:2013/AC:2014

EMC: ETSI EN 301 48941 V1.9.2(2011-09)

ETSI EN 301 489-03 V1.6.1(2013-08) ETSI EN 301 489-07 V1.3.1(2005-11) ETSI EN 301 489-17 V2.2.1(2012-09) ETSI EN 301 489-24 V1.5.1(2010-10

RADIO: ETSI EN 301 511 V9.0.2(2003-03)

ETSI EN 300 328 V1.8.1(2012-06) ETSI EN 300 440-1 V1.6.1 (2010-08) ETSI EN 300 440-2 V1.4.1 (2010-06) EN 301 908-1 V6.2.1 (2013-04) EN 301 908-2 V6-2.1(2013-10)

jest zgodny z postanowieniami nastąpujących dyrektyw:

following the provisions following directives.

R&TTE 1999/5/EC DIRECTIVE Year of CE symbol placement: 2015

10/09/2015 Warsaw (date, place) (signature) (signature, of the signatory)

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