myPhone HaloX User Manual

USER’S MANUAL

myPhone HaloX

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myPhone HaloX set contains:

Before you begin to use you myPhone HaloX check if all of these items can be fund in the box:

 myPhone HaloX phone,

 battery,

 charger,

 charging base,

 microUSB cable,

 user manual,

Contact your retailer if one of the above items is missing.

There is an IMEI sticker on the box. Keep it for further use (warranty, identification in case of theft, etc.)

Keep it away from water and children.

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Tech. specification:

 Frequency range: 900 / 1800 MHz; and

GPRS

 One SIM card nest;

 Size: 121 x 58 x 14 mm (L*W*H);

 Touch panel and LCD display: 3.5” size

diagonally, constructed using G+F technology, can display 262 thousands of colours;

 Camera:

o Picture resolution: max. 2Mpix;

o Recording movies: 480 x 320 px

resolution, 3 frames per second.

 H-free loudspeaker;

 Battery capacity: 1400 mAh, 5.18 Wh;

 Wieght – device and battery: 115 g;

 Box weighs:

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o Net: around 272 g;

o Gross: around 344 g;

 MicroSD memory card support: up to

32 GB;

 Available sockets: 5-pin microUSB and

3.5 mm miniJack.

 Memory available for user: around 3MB

 Charger specs.:

o Input: 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz, 150 mA;

o output: 5.0 V , 500 mA;

This cellphone can fit up to 500 contacts into it’s memory.

We suggest to mount a microSD memory card to increase available memory for pictures and music.

FM radio will work without plugging earphones in, but you may have to use

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them in order to use them as an antenna.

FUNCTIONS AND VIEW

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1. „Leash” mount nest.

2. 3.5 mm miniJack socket.

3. Internal „handset” speaker.

4. Touch screen 3.5”

 To move around and use the phone

use swipe and touch gestures similar to that used in smartphones.

5. „Green phone” button used to receive calls.

6. „Home” button.

 Used to jump immediatelly to the

mainscreen from wherever you are.

7. „Red phone” button.

 Used to cancel options, reject and

end calls. Pressing it in a menu will have a “go back one level” effect. Pressing it in the main screen will

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cause the screenlock to take effect.

8. Volume control buttons.

 This phone allows volume control over

media, incoming call ringtones, and the call itself.

9. Camera lens.

10. LED diode. Used as a flashlight, or a camera flash.

11. External speaker.

12. Back cover.

Turning the phone on/off

In order to turn the phone on, press and hold the „red phone” button for about 3 seconds. To turn the phone off do the same on the main screen, screen must be unlocked.

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Mounting the SIM and microSD card

To mount the SIM card in – take the back cover (12) off – there is a downwards pointing arrow on it. Push it in and then swipe down.

The SIM card must be inserted in such a manner as shown in the figures - on and next to the SIM slot.

To unlock the microSD slot push it to the right side and it will open up. Insert the microSD card and close the slot. You can

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SIM nest

Battery connectors

MicroSD card socket

lock it by pushing it to the left.

Insert the battery but pay attention to the correct orientation, it should be impossible to insert the battery wrong, but be careful because you can still break the battery connectors – these should be adjacent to those on the battery in order to fit into it.

Charge the device before you turn it on. In case of any problems with the battery the device must be sent to myPhone service center. Contact your retailer.

Replace the back cover now and charge the device

Charging

*WARNING: connecting the charger

forcefully and incorrectly may seriously damage your device. Such damage does not fall under warranty rules and may

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lead to warranty cancellation.

To charge the phone use only the provided charger. After properly plugging

the charger you will see this icon (or alike), a red diode will light up in the left upper corner of the phone. Plug the adapter out from the wall plug and then unplug it from the phone.

If you want to use the charging base

Plug in the charger’s USB connector into the back of the charging base. A diode should light up.

Place the phone in the charging base as shown in the picture on the next page:

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2. Basics:

Aby To unlock the screen press the red phone button (7) and follow the steps

shown on screen. Once you’ve unlocked the phone you will see the main screen – as seen below:

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Drag-down toolbar

Date & time

Dialer app

„Messaging” app For text messages

User Interface – touch screen gestures

This phone’s easy to use touchscreen can be operated using the following gestures:

Touch or “tap”

Touch once to start applications and select options.

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Swipe

Swipe up, down, left, and right to move around the screens, menus and to drag down the toolbar.

Touch and hold

Touch and hold items for about 2 senconds.

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Touching and holding may in some cases expand additional options and multiselect items.

Access the phone’s menu

Swipe right on the main screen in order to go to the main menu.

Touch an icon, or a bar to perform actions or go to the desired options. Press the red phone button (7) in order to go back to the previous menu. Press home button (6) to go directly back to the main screen.

There is a handfull of options in the main

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menu for you to select from:

 Call log;

 Camera;

 Contacts;

 My favorite

 Alarm;

 FlashLight;

 Gallery;

 Recorder;

 Music;

 FM radio;

 Movie;

 Bluetooth;

 Calendar;

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 Notes;

 Calculator;

 File mgr.;

 Stopwatch;

 Settings.

Screen keyboard

There are two screen keyboard types available. First one is the QWERTY:

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Some of the keys will react to touch and hold gesture, allowing you to select a different character.

Functional keys:

Key Function

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„Shift”, write using capital letters

Hide keyboard

Spacebar – make some space between your words

„Symbols”, switches the keypad to symbols and emotes

„Next”, used to switch between input bars. In some cases it will be replaced by “Enter” key.

„Backspace” – deletes the character behind the writing indicator

„Enter” – Write in the next line

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Switch to keypad

The second available input method is the numeric keypad

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Text messages [SMS]

Sending a message

Select [Messaging] from the main screen. And then [New msg.]

Input the recipient and message text in their respective sections (“To:” and “Tap to compose”). The phone does not have a dictionary or an autocorrect function.

Touch send to send message.

Viewing messages

Select: [Messaging], from the main screen, and then touch desired thread to read messages associated to the contact or phone number.

To view messages stored on the SIM card, select Messaging > Options > SIM

messages.

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Multimedia messages [MMS]

myPhone HaloX can send multimedia messages over the network.

Sending messages

After touching „Tap to compose” section there will be a button “Insert” available above the keypad. Select file category and then find the desired file you want to attach and send. Please remember that some of the files may have to be compressed before sending them. This phone will do it automatically.

Tech. criteria

Network: GSM 900/1800 MHz

Some functions may be depending on the network services you’re using.

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(SAR) certificate

This cellphone is both radiowaves transmitter and receiver.

Maximum SAR value for myPhone HaloX is 0,719 W/kg

How to utilise the device properly

According to European 2012/19/UE directive this device is marked with a crossed out container. In order to utilise this device or it’s components

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Warning Statement

The manufacturer is not responsible for consequences of improper use of this device, and not following the instructions this manual contains.

The software version may be upgraded without earlier notice. Representative reserves the right to his own, and proper interpretation of this manual.

i.e. the battery - you must deliver it to a proper recycling center. Contact your local authorities or your retailer for more iformation

EC Declaration of conformity

myPhone Sp. z o.o. hereby states that this device is compatibly with basic requirements and other decisions described in European Union’s 1999/5/EC directive.

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