myPhone Pocket 18x9 User Guide

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USER MANUAL

myPhone POCKET 18X9

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We create for you. Thank you for choosing myPhone 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

Made in China

User manual

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1. Table of contents

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

2. Safety ............................................................................ 4

3. The use of the manual ........................................................................................................... 5

4. Important information ............................................................................................................ 5

5. Technical Specification ............................................................................................................ 6

5.1 Technical data .................................................................................................................................. 6

5.2 Package content .............................................................................................................................. 7

6. Before the first start ............................................................................................................... 7

7.1 Installation of the SIM card(s), memory card and battery .............................................. 7

6.3 Inserting, removing and recharging the battery ................................................................ 7

7. Appearance of the smartphone. .......................................................................................... 9

8. Buttons ....................................................................................................................................... 10

9. Using the touch screen .......................................................................................................... 11

9.1. Touch .................................................................................................................................................. 11

9.2 Swipe ................................................................................................................................................. 11

9.3 Triple click ......................................................................................................................................... 11

9.4 Hold and swipe .............................................................................................................................. 11

9.5 Slide in and out ............................................................................................................................. 11

9.6 Screen lock ...................................................................................................................................... 11

9.7 Device desktop screen ...............................................................................................................13

9.8 Indicator icons ............................................................................................................................... 14

9.9 Removing elements from desktop screen ......................................................................... 14

9.10 Creating folders ........................................................................................................................... 15

10. Text input ................................................................................................................................. 15

10.1 Text input - the virtual keyboard. .......................................................................................... 15

10.2 Copy and paste the text ..........................................................................................................16

11. Computer connection ........................................................................................................... 16

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12. Applications .............................................................................................................................. 17

12.1 Application download ................................................................................................................. 17

12.2 Launching and disabling applications. ................................................................................ 17

12.3 Uninstall applications ................................................................................................................ 17

12.4 Managing applications .............................................................................................................. 17

13. Settings .................................................................................................................................... 18

13.1 Networks and Wi-Fi .................................................................................................................... 18

Wi-Fi ..................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Bluetooth .......................................................................................................................................................... 18

SIM cards ........................................................................................................................................................... 18

Data Usage ....................................................................................................................................................... 18

More..................................................................................................................................................................... 18

13.2 Device .............................................................................................................................................. 18

Navigation bar ................................................................................................................................................. 18

Display ................................................................................................................................................................ 18

Notifications ..................................................................................................................................................... 19

Sound.................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Apps ..................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Storage .............................................................................................................................................................. 19

Battery ............................................................................................................................................................... 19

Memory .............................................................................................................................................................. 19

Users ................................................................................................................................................................... 19

DuraSpeed ........................................................................................................................................................ 19

13.3 Personal ..........................................................................................................................................19

Location ............................................................................................................................................................. 19

Security .............................................................................................................................................................. 19

Accounts ........................................................................................................................................................... 20

Google ................................................................................................................................................................ 20

Language and input methods ................................................................................................................ 20

Backup & reset .............................................................................................................................................. 20

13.4 System ........................................................................................................................................... 20

Date & time ..................................................................................................................................................... 20

Accessibility ..................................................................................................................................................... 20

Printer ................................................................................................................................................................. 21

Developer options.......................................................................................................................................... 21

Scheduled power on & off ......................................................................................................................... 21

About phone .................................................................................................................................................... 21

14. Phonebook .............................................................................................................................. 22

14.1. Adding contacts .......................................................................................................................... 22

14.2 Editing contacts .......................................................................................................................... 22

14.3 Deleting contacts ....................................................................................................................... 22

14.4 Contacts import/export. .......................................................................................................... 22

15. Communication ..................................................................................................................... 22

15.1 Making calls ................................................................................................................................... 22

15.2 SMS - Messages ......................................................................................................................... 23

Generating message ................................................................................................................................... 23

16. Multimedia .............................................................................................................................. 24

16.1 Camera ............................................................................................................................................ 24

16.2 Photos ............................................................................................................................................. 25

16.3 FM Radio ........................................................................................................................................ 25

17. Bluetooth .................................................................................................................................. 27

17.1 Sending files .................................................................................................................................. 27

17.2 Receiving files ............................................................................................................................... 27

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17.3 Connection a bluetooth headset ......................................................................................... 27

18. Internet ..................................................................................................................................... 27

18.1 Wi-Fi .................................................................................................................................................. 27

18.2 Connecting to a 3G network .................................................................................................. 27

19. Adding APN access points ................................................................................................ 28

20. Location .................................................................................................................................. 29

21. Smartphone software update by OTA ......................................................................... 29

22. Safety remarks ..................................................................................................................... 30

22.1 Troubleshooting ..........................................................................................................................30

22.2 Protection of memory card data ..........................................................................................31

22.3 Protection of personal data and important information ...........................................31

22.4 Correct battery use remarks. ................................................................................................31

23. Maintenance of the device .............................................................................................. 32

24. Safety while listening to music/calls. ......................................................................... 32

25. Surroundings security ....................................................................................................... 32

26. The use of the manual ...................................................................................................... 33

26.1 Consents ........................................................................................................................................ 33

26.2 Appearance .................................................................................................................................. 33

26.3 Trademarks .................................................................................................................................. 33

27. Correct disposal of used equipment ............................................................................ 33

28. Correct disposal of used battery .................................................................................. 33

29. Specific absorption rate (SAR) ....................................................................................... 34

30. Declaration of conformity with European Union Directives ................................ 34

2. Safety

Read these guidelines carefully. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal. All wireless devices may cause interferences, which could affect the performance of other devices. Do not switch on the phone when the use of mobile phones is prohibited or if it might cause interference or danger. Do not drop your smartphone or subject it to mechanical damage.

—WI-FI (WLAN)—

In the European Union Member States, a WLAN (Wi-Fi) network may be used indoors without any restrictions.

—WATER AND OTHER LIQUIDS—

Protect the device from water and other liquids. It can influence work and the life span of electronic components. Avoid using the device in environments with high humidity or during rainy weather. Particles of water can cause the liquefaction of moisture in the device, and this may have a negative impact on the work of electronic components.

—RESTRICTED AREAS—

Switch OFF the device in an airplane since it may disturb the operation of other equipment located therein. The device 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.

—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.

—CHILDREN AND PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY DISABLED PEOPLE—

This device should not be operated by people (including children) with limited physical

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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. 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.

—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.

—DATA (PHONEBOOK, NEWS, PHOTOS, VIDEOS)—

Be sure to regularly back up your smartphone data. The operating system provides the ability to automatically collect contacts and data about installed applications on a free virtual disk, that is assigned to each user account on the device Additionally, a properly configured service can make a back up of your photos and videos. If someone does not want to store data in the cloud, one should use one of the commonly available applications to back up on the memory card, or write data to the hard drive of the home computer.

—HEARING—

To avoid hearing damage, do not use the device at high volume levels for a long period of time, do not put operating device directly to the ear.

—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 set may differ from the illustrations included in manual. Options described in the manual are found in Android system but they might differ from the one available in the phone, depending on the operating system installed in the device. The instruction is based on the default operating system set up.

4. Important information

Applications installed on your smartphone may differ from their counterparts installed on your personal computer. They might also vary depending on country, region, hardware specifications and your network provider. Differences may also occur after updating applications to their latest version. The manufacturer is not responsible for

problems caused by other companies software and 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. When you use your smartphone, you may experience pain or discomfort in your eyes, hands, wrists, shoulders, neck and

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spine. In such case stop using the smartphone and consult a doctor as fast as possible.

5. Technical Specification

Touchscreen 5” and 480x960 px resolution The modern screen displays deep and vivid colors, allowing you to appreciate movies, photos and games in incredible, real and juicy colors.

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

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

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 e-mail and password. After registration and acceptance of the rules you can use paid and free applications listed in the Google Play.

5.1 Technical data

Display

5” 480x960 px

Processor

Quad Core MT6580

Rear Camera (main)

5.0 + 0.3 Mpx AF z LED diode

Front Camera

2 Mpx

RAM memory

1 GB

Internal memory

8 GB

The card reader

microSD up to 64 GB

Operating system

Android 7.0 Nougat

Dual SIM open

Yes

Connectors

microUSB, minijack 3.5 mm

Connectivity

Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS

GSM

850/900/1800/1900 MHz

UMTS (3G)

900/2100 MHz

Battery

2000 mAh Lit-ion

Input/output parameters chargers

100-240 V~, 0.15/50 Hz, 60 A

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Output parameters chargers

5 V 1 A

Dimensions

138.8 x 67 x 9.9 mm/ 5.4x2.6x0.4 inch

Phone weight

142g /5 oz

5.2 Package content

• myPhone POCKET 18X9

• 2000 mAh capacity battery

• Charger (adapter + USB cable)

• User manual

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 the container in accordance with local regulations when it is no longer

needed.

6. Before the first start

7.1 Installation of the SIM card(s), memory card and battery

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, turn off the device, open the device with your fingernail and gently remove the cover, remove the battery pack and insert the SIM card (s) into the slot (s) (15) as shown in the illustrations next to the slots. Then carefully insert the battery pack in such a way that its contacts connect to the connectors in the smartphone bay and gently replace the cover. To insert the memory card correctly, turn off the device, open the device with your fingernail and gently remove the cover, remove the battery pack and insert the memory card into the slot (16) as shown in the illustrations next to the slot. Then carefully insert the battery pack in such a way that its contacts connect to the connectors in the smartphone bay and gently replace the cover.

6.3 Inserting, removing and recharging the battery Charge and then mount the battery before the first use.

To mount the battery pack correctly, open the cover with your fingernail and remove the case gently and carefully insert the battery pack so that its contacts connect with the connectors in the smartphone bay and gently insert the case. To remove the battery, perform these actions in reverse order.

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

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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, connect the microUSB plug to the socket in the device and the USB plug to the charger.

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.

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.

When the charge reaches 100% it means that the battery is fully charged, finish the charging. Unplug the charger from the wall socket and from the smartphone.

If the phone does not charge properly deliver it (with the charger) to a service center of the manufacturer.

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7. Appearance of the smartphone.

Numbe

Symbol

Function

Illumination LED / Flash light

Internal speaker

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2 Mpx digital camera lens

Headphone port minijack 3.5 mm

Multifunctional microUSB port

Double digital camera lenses 5 Mpx (main) + 0.3 Mpx (additional)

Illumination LED/Flash light

The spot of opening the cover

Volume control buttons

Blockade on/off button

Touchscreen 5"

Microphone

External speaker

SIM cards slot

microSD card(s) slot

8. Buttons

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

between or turn them off.

Home

• One quick press takes you to phone desktop.

Back

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

screen.

Blockade on/off button

• One quick press locks/unlocks the screen.

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

o If the smartphone is off - the device would switch on. o If the smart phone is on - displaying menu allowing you to shutdown, reboot,

enable / disable airplane mode.

Volume increase and decrease buttons

• Pressing during a voice call will cause an increase or decrease of the audio

connection volume.

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9. Using the touch screen

The touchscreen can be controlled by the following actions:

9.1. Touch

Touch one to start options, app, menu.

9.2 Swipe

Quickly swipe up, down, to the left or to the right, to scroll the list or the screen.

9.3 Triple click

Quickly tap the screen three times to start zooming - if this option is enabled in your smartphone settings.

9.4 Hold and swipe

Touch an element (an icon perhaps) and hold it for about 1 seconds. Then you can delete/uninstall that element.

9.5 Slide in and out

Touch the screen with two fingers and slide them together or apart to zoom in or out a photo or a map.

The touch screen will be turned off after some time of inactivity.

To turn off the screen press the blockade button.

In most smartphones, you can set how long your device waits before turning off the screen. Most often it suffices to select from the app list:

[Settings] > [Display] >

[Sleep].

9.6 Screen lock

To lock the device press the blockade button shortly. The screen will be blanked.

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To unlock the screen press shortly the blockade button. A screen similar to the one beneath appears:

On the display, in lock mode the following information appear:

1. Information on SIM cards status/Network operator name.

2. A bar with status icons.

3. Current time and date.

4. "Google Now" sound assistant icon. To turn it on, move the icon with your finger

to the right side up (diagonally).

5. An icon illustrating a locked device. To unlock the device touch the lock icon with

your finger and move it upwards.

6. Camera icon. To turn the camera on touch its icon with your finger and move to

the left.

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9.7 Device desktop screen

Desktop content:

1. Google search tool.

2. Voice search. After pressing this icon,

say out loud what you want (i.e. the word of the web page address, etc.), and the search engine will display the found results.

The voice search function will work

only when the phone has an active internet connection.

3. An app to make calls

4. Messages (SMS, MMS).

5. App menu icon. Press this icon to see

the list of apps installed in the phone.

6. Phonebook

7. Camera

8. Back, Home, Menu virtual buttons.

Swiping downwards from the bottom edge of the screen will maximize the display window. Notification box appears. After sliding down again from the top edge of the screen or pressing the button

, a tool menu will appear where you can configure and/or preview the basic parameters, i. e. the following parameters.

• Backlight slider

• Wi-Fi

• Default operator data

transmission / Use of data

• Battery use

• Do not disturb

• Flashlight

• Auto-rotate

• Bluetooth

• Airplane mode

• Location

The layout and number of functions can be edited by clicking "EDIT" in the lower right corner of this window. When you touch the settings icon , located in the upper right

corner of the expanded window you will be transferred to the [Settings], which is described in detail in further section of this manual.

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9.8 Indicator icons

Icon

Description

Battery charge level

Active Wi-Fi connection icon

New email message

New sms message

Mobile network signal strength icon

Missed call

Ongoing call

Held call

The device plugged into computer

Active Bluetooth icon

Alarm active

Aeroplane mode

Speakerphone mode

Roaming active

Sound profile set to vibrations.

The icons presented above might differ from the one that appear in the phone,

depending on the OS and used system patch.

9.9 Removing elements from desktop screen

Touch the elements you wish to remove, hold it and move it towards the top bar, directly into "X Remove" inscription.

You can "drop" the icon - it will be removed.

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9.10 Creating folders

You can create folders on the desktop where you can place apps you choose. So you can have frequently used applications in one place, not littering the desktop on your smartphone.

The image opposite shows the Google folder, located on the main smartphone desktop. To create one, click and hold an application icon and then drag it onto another application. As a result a folder containing two applications will be created. A few applications may be situated in one folder. To set or edit its name touch it with your finger. When the folder is open touch its name or "Unnamed folder" inscription, insert a new name and press OK.

10. Text input

10.1 Text input - the virtual keyboard.

The text is usually entered using alphanumeric keyboard. If the selected language contains diacritical signs or any special characters, you can enter any sign by pressing a corresponding key a little longer. I.e. If the chosen language is Polish and you want

to enter letter "ą" you have to hold "a" key a little longer until a list appears from which you can choose "ą".

The appearance of the keyboard may vary slightly depending on the program, in

which it is used.

The virtual alphanumeric Android keyboard of the device is as follows (note: the appearance of the keyboard may vary slightly depending on the program, in which it is used):

No.

Function

Virtual keyboard keys. Holding the keys Q to P to enter the digits from 0 to 9 and letters with diacritical marks characteristic for that language, i.e. ó, ö, õ, ô.

Shift/Caps Lock - a single click will cause a change in the key meaning / you can enter one uppercase letter, a double-click (signaled by turning on the blue highlight) will cause the text to be written in capital letters.

Backspace – will erase the sign behind which the cursor is placed.

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The transition to the panel with numbers and symbols.

A single click enters a coma, "@" symbol or another symbol (depending on the application). Longer holding allows you to activate the language and keyboard settings.

Space (empty).

Insert a full stop. Press and hold to activate a choice of special characters etc.

Confirmation of the entered text, address, number, etc. or search (depending on the application).

10.2 Copy and paste the text

The text written in the text field can be copied into another app:

1. Press and hold you finger onto the word you wish to copy. a. A screen similar to the one beneath appears:

2. To mark more than one word use the sliders. You can also mark the whole text

by activating a submenu and selecting [Select all].

3. Choose [Copy] to copy and [Cut] to cut the marked signs.

4. Place the cursor in another application in place into which you wish to paste the

copied text, press and hold your finger (for about 2 seconds).

5. Select [Paste] to insert the text.

11. Computer connection

To connect to PC computer with Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 using USB you should:

1. Plug the included USB cable to multifunctional USB socket in smartphone.

2. Plug the other end of the cable into the socket in your computer.

3. When the device is plugged in, a screen will appear on your computer with the

name of the smartphone and operations possible to perform.

4. If that does not happen swipe from the top edge of the bottom of the smart

phone and click "USB charging mode". More options will appear.

5. To send files select "Send files".

6. To exchange files between the computer and

the phone choose: "Open device to view files".

7. Now you can exchange files between your

phone and the computer.

If the OS does not recognize the phone

memory, check if the installed driver operating the smartphone is correct.

Search the

driver list manually and choose "MTP USB device".

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12. Applications

When running applications, you can make the most of the device. On screen desktop tap the icon [Application menu] to gain access to installed applications. To add a shortcut to an application on the desktop screen, press the application icon in the application menu and hold it, then when you change the view to the desktop view, select the place where you wish to create a shortcut and "drop" it in there.

12.1 Application download

To use [Google Play] service you have to own or create a Gmail account.

To use [Google Play] option choose an [Play] application from the menu. Search for the application you need using icon with a magnifier or through moving the tabs in [Google Play], then click [Install]> [Accept]. Downloading and installing process will begin as soon as you accept your choice.

If the notifications are enabled, the end of downloading and installing the

application is indicated by a notification in the system bar.

To open a newly installed application select [Open]. To install applications downloaded from other sources enter [Application menu] > [Settings] > [Security] > [Unknown sources]

and swipe the slider to the right.

12.2 Launching and disabling applications.

To launch an application touch its icon on the desktop or in apps menu. If you wish to exit an application press "Home" button - app will be minimalized but will still work in the background and you will see the desktop. If you wish to go back to previously used app press "Menu" button. A list of recently used, active applications will appear. Choose the application you need and press it to use it again. If you wish to close the application drag it to left or right on the list. Usually you can close the application by pressing the "x" sign placed in the upper right corner or turn off all apps by selecting [Clear all] situated in the bottom-right corner.

12.3 Uninstall applications

You can uninstall apps installed by the user and some apps installed by the

manufacturer. You cannot uninstall system applications.

There are a few ways to uninstall an app. Beneath the 3 most common ways are presented:

1. Enter: [Applications menu] > [Settings] > [Apps] and from the list that appear select

the app you wish to uninstall, tap it and choose option [Uninstall] > [OK].

2. Enter: [Applications menu] > [Google Play] choose the icon of magnifier and type-

in the name of an app you wish to uninstall, tap it and choose option:[Uninstall] > [OK].

3. In [Menu Applications] touch and hold an application icon, drag it to the upper right

corner and drop it on the [Uninstall] inscription. When we move the icon to the inscription, it will turn to red. "Drop" it at that exact moment. Then confirm uninstalling.

12.4 Managing applications

You can manage the applications using the task manager. Enter: [Applications menu] > [Settings] > [Apps]. A manager containing a list of applications will be launched. To stop an application touch its name and choose an option [Force stop].

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13. Settings To access applications settings enter: [Applications menu] > [Settings]. At the top there is a [Suggestion] box, which suggests system actions that a smartphone user may perform.

13.1 Networks and Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Take a look at the Internet – Wi-Fi chapter, which is situated further in the manual.

Bluetooth Application handling the built-in Bluetooth. It enables, among others, search for available Bluetooth devices, setting the visibility, and display a list of paired devices. You can see more on the Bluetooth module in the Bluetooth chapter, which can be found further in this manual.

SIM cards There is the ability to enable or disable the use of one or both SIM cards; enable or disable data connections, establish calls and sending text messages from a particular card or leaving the choice each time when these functions are activated.

Data Usage Estimated calculation controlling the limits of downloaded data used by the mobile Internet.

Attention: transfer limits indicated here are measured by the smartphone

software.

The operator may calculate the data transfer otherwise.

• Airplane mode - enables [Wi-Fi], [Bluetooth] and [Mobile networks].

• Tethering & portable hotspot - sharing mobile data connection when you set your

smartphone as a portable Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth, USB.

• VPN - [VPN] option enables configuration and management of Virtual Private

Networks

• Cellular networks - It enables customers to connect to the Internet via a cellular

network, to choose mobile operator, select the type of network and enable data roaming.

13.2 Device

Navigation bar Settings for displaying the navigation bar and the layout of buttons on the navigation bar.

Display Settings regarding the device display. You can set:

• MiraVision™ (allows changes in picture parameters)

• Brightness level,

• Wallpaper,

• Sleep,

• turn on the camera by double-pressing the power button,

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• Font display size,

• When device is rotated.

Notifications Ability to customize notifications to suit your preferences for each application. In addition, there is an option to specify which notifications appear on the lock screen.

Sound Ability to customize sounds to your liking:

• media volume, alarm volume, notifications and ringtone volume

• vibrations,

• "do not disturb" mode,

• selection of phone ring tone, notification, alarm, and other sounds,

• screen transfer,

• Sound enhancement (BesLoudness – volume booster).

Apps Display a list of all applications installed on your smartphone. In the options one can also set permissions for opening links, speech recognition assistant settings, home screen applications, default browser selection, phone and SMS applications, and special access.

Storage Display information on status of an internal memory and microSD memory card. Selecting the default disk storage.

Battery Displays information on the battery use, presents a percentage consumption of energy in the battery, and an intelligent energy saving.

Memory It shows an average memory usage (by applications) in the time period from 3 to 24 hours.

Users Shows the logged-in user. You can also add users here.

DuraSpeed It helps in accelerating the application which is in the foreground by limiting the application running and working in the background. Once enabled, some notifications from the background application may be delayed.

13.3 Personal

Location Here, you can permit applications to use data and GPS satellites to determine the approximate location of the device. Also the possibility to allow Google to use location data in order to improve search results, etc.

Security Here, you can turn on a display lock, (Swipe, Pattern, PIN code, Password), Smart Lock (leaves the device unlocked when the owner is nearby, it is paired with a trusted device, it is placed in a trusted location, hears a trusted voice, detects body contact. Ability to encrypt the phone (an irreversible option). Ability to block SIM card, set device administrators, permit installation of applications from unknown sources. Additionally, you can view the credentials and add CA certificates, handle trust agents , pin the

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screen and overview monitoring applications.

Accounts Possibility to assign a user account to Android OS. Besides, thanks to the [Accounts], you can display, among others, information about user accounts, change the settings for the auto sync and manage accounts.

Google It gives you a control over your Google Account, including logging data , personal and

privacy settings, backups, Google Fit ™, application, advertising, and search engine,

Goggle Now, security, etc.

Language and input methods You can adjust language settings of the device, spelling correction, dictionary, speech and use of mouse/touchpad.

Backup & reset Restoring factory settings (delete all data from the memory and reset the system settings, for example. information on the user), creating backup, etc.

13.4 System

Date & time Android date and time settings.

Accessibility Accessibility service are special features for people who are visually/auditory impaired. Changing the settings provides a better access to the interface and device functions:

• [TalkBack] – reads aloud information useful to the visually impaired and the blind

when operating the device.

• [Select to Speak] - reads descriptions and content when selected on the screen.

• [Switch Access] – Allows you to scan for items and select them using one or more

switches.

• [Captions] - facilitating function which allows you to turn subtitles on the device

and specify their options (regarding i.e. the language, style, font ).

• [Magnification gesture] - turn the magnifying gestures on or off Enabling will

cause you to enlarge the image when you click the screen three times. In addition you can adjust the zoom by sliding your fingers in and out or holding magnifying glass.

• [Font Size] - Increases the font size of system texts

• [Display Size] - Enlarges or reduces the size of items on the screen.

• [Click after pointer stops moving] - launches the automatic click function and its

delay when the cursor moves. It works when you connect the mouse to your device.

• [High contrast text] - all colourful fonts become black.

• [Power button ends call] - Ending phone calls using power on/off button.

• [Auto-rotate screen] - Turns the auto-rotate screen function on or off.

• [Speak passwords] - configure the device to read passwords when accessing

websites with TalkBack function.

• [Large mouse pointer] - mouse cursor will be larger. It works when you connect

the mouse to your device.

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• [Mono audio] - Combine channels when playing audio.

• [Accessibility shortcut] – Quickly activates accessibility.

• [Text to speech output] text-to-speech options. The configuration of text-to-

speech Google mechanism. Speech speed options and possibility to listen to an example.

• [Touch and hold delay] - setting the recognition time for tapping and holding the

options on the display.

• [Quick boot] -Allows you to turn your smartphone on more quickly from

hibernation - the device does not turn off completely.

• [Colour inversion] - inverts the interface colours.

• [Colour correction] - function helps people who have problems recognizing colors.

Printer This option enables printing documents directly from the phone or virtual disk - socalled cloud. This feature requires an additional application (downloadable from the Google Play store) and a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth printer. There are tools made by manufacturers of printers with WiFi, but also universal programs.

Developer options By default this option is not visible to the user. To activate it enter: [Settings] > [About phone] and press [Build number] 7 times. When you do this you will see the message "

You are now a developer."

Then press back button and go back to Settings where a new menu item [Developer options] should appear which enables options like: Debugging USB, connecting the device with a computer by USB cable in a debugging mode, setting passwords for a back-up copy, setting a mock location, switching data connection to a cellular network when Wi-Fi signal is weak etc.

Scheduled power on & off The service enables programming an auto shutdown or start of the device.

About phone Information on the device i.e.:

• [Status]

• [Legal Information]

• [Model number]

• [Android version]

• [Android security patch level]

• [Baseband Version]

• [Kernel version]

• [Build number]

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14. Phonebook

14.1. Adding contacts

Enter [Phone] application and type the phone number you wish to add. Then press "Create a new

contact" . A menu will appear containing, among others: Name and surname, Phone number (cell phone or other), email. Fill-in fields you wish and press "Save" to save changes.

By default, contacts are assigned to the

default user account.

14.2 Editing contacts

To edit a contact:

• Run application [Contacts].

• Choose the contact you wish to edit.

• Enter [Menu] by selecting icon.

• Insert changes in the fields you wish and

press "Save" to save changes.

14.3 Deleting contacts

To delete a contact:

• Run application [Contacts].

• Choose the contact you wish to edit.

• Press button and choose "Delete", confirm

with "OK".

14.4 Contacts import/export.

To copy/export contacts:

• Run application [Contacts].

• Press button and choose Import/Export.

• Choose a source from which you wish to copy/export contacts.

• Choose a place into which you wish to import/export contacts.

• Choose the contacts you wish to copy.

• Press "OK" to start copying.

15. Communication

15.1 Making calls

To make a call:

• Touch "Phone" icon placed on the main screen or in Android applications

menu.

• Insert the phone number you wish to call.

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• Press "handset" placed at the bottom of the screen and choose which SIM card

you wish to use.

15.2 SMS - Messages

This smartphone can be used to exchange text and multimedia messages with other

cellphones. You can manage your messages using the [Messages] application in the home screen or smartphone menu. Incoming and received messages will be saved as a one conversation for each contact. In this way you can look through the whole conversation with given contact in a comfortable way. To be able to send an SMS, insert a SIM card into the slot in the device. Enter: [Applications menu] > [Settings] > [SIM cards] > [SMS messages] and tick the SIM card which is going to be used to send SMS messages. (When you exchange SIM card you have to repeat the whole process).

Generating message

You can manage your messages using the [Messages] application in the home screen or smartphone menu. Start the app and insert the phone number or select a contact from the list. When you have chosen the contact a screen will appear where you type the message itself. Type the message body. Before you send a text message

you can transform it into a multimedia message by pressing symbol situated in the left corner of the textbox and adding a picture, video, audio or location. The graphics below show icons that symbolize data that can be added.

To send a message, press the icon for a text message or for a multimedia message.

Here type the

phone number.

Touch to make a call.

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16. Multimedia

16.1 Camera

Icon

Description

HDR mode - high dynamic range.

Flash mode

Activates the front or rear camera.

Activates the camera and the shutter of the camera.

Blurr mode - the background is blurred.

Activates the camera - video recording.

Camera and Video recorder settings.

Normal mode.

Beautiful face mode.

Panoramic mode

To take a photo place the photographed object in the frame and touch shutter button

. If necessary you can adjust exposure, flash and other settings or leave them in

automatic mode (options available in settings). Touch to go to settings:

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• General

◦ GPS location info ◦ Exposure ◦ Colour effect ◦ Scene mode ◦ White balance ◦ Image properties ◦ Anti-flicker ◦ Volume Button Settings ◦ Restore defaults

• Camera

◦ Zero shutter delay ◦ Anti-shake ◦ Face detection ◦ Auto scene detection ◦ Self-timer

◦ Capture number ◦ Picture size ◦ Preview size ◦ ISO ◦ Face beauty

• Camcorder

◦ EIS ◦ Microphone ◦ Audio mode ◦ Video quality

16.2 Photos

Touch icon in applications menu to browse pictures and videos. Application displays pictures and videos stored in your smartphone and the SD memory card, including those that have been taken with the camera, downloaded from the web or from other locations. The following options are available in the application, among others:

1. Share photos - you can share your photos through Bluetooth, email and others,

by touching an icon situated in the lower left corner of the "gallery" app.

2. Deleting photos: You can delete the photo you are viewing by pressing

icon and confirming that you have moved the image to the bin.

3. Details: You can display more information on viewed picture by pressing

icon.

4. Edit photos - While viewing the pictures in the gallery you can edit it any picture

you want to. To do that touch icon.

16.3 FM Radio

[FM Radio] app is situated in the main menu.

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To use FM Radio you should plug a headset to the smartphone (acts like an

antenna). - NOT INCLUDED

Touching button will open a dialog window in which the following options appear:

• Start recording - enables recording radio stations and saving it in smartphone

memory.

• Saved recordings - It allows you to go to the list of recorded files and listen,

add to the playlist or edit them. A radio station can be listened to in the background, so at this time other applications can be used on your smartphone.

The current

frequency

(MHz).

Radio Stations

Adding the

current

frequency to

favourites.

Searching for

channel of lower

frequency.

Lower/Higher frequency -

adjustable of 0.1 MHz.

Turning the

FM Radio

On/Off

Searching for a

channel of

higher

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17. Bluetooth

A built-in Bluetooth module is a wireless, short-range communication technology used to exchange data up to 10 meters distance. The most commonly used Bluetooth devices are headphones or wireless speakers used to make voice calls and listening to music. Also car kits and other wireless mobile devices such as laptops, tablets, and mobile phones are often used.

17.1 Sending files

To send file enter: [Applications menu] > [Settings] > [Bluetooth] move the slider [Bluetooth] to the right to turn it on. Enter [File manager] and hold a little longer the

file you wish to share. Then touch an icon and choose Bluetooth from the list. In the list, touch the device ID to start pairing. When pairing is complete and transfer is confirmed on the target device, the file will be send.

17.2 Receiving files

To receive a file enter: [Applications menu] > [Settings] > [Bluetooth] move the slider [Bluetooth] to the right to turn it on. When paired, the smartphone will receive a file send from another device and will save it in its memory, when confirmed.

17.3 Connection a bluetooth headset

To connect a headset to your smartphone enter: [Application menu] > [Settings] > [Bluetooth] > and select headset ID from the list. When pairing is active you will be able to listen to music and receive/make calls.

18. Internet

18.1 Wi-Fi

Option used to connect the device to an Wi-Fi network.

1. Enter [Applications menu] > [Settings] > [Wi-Fi] and move the slider to the right

to turn it on. If you wish to add a new Wi-Fi network touch "Menu" button and select option [Advanced] or [Refresh].

2. In this field you can see a list of available Wi-Fi networks, connection status

between the device and given network, an icon depicting network signal strength, security (a padlock visible).

If a Wi-Fi network is secured then on an attempt to connect an enquiry for

password will appear, which is to be entered by a virtual alphanumeric keyboard.

18.2 Connecting to a 3G network

Using a smartphone you can use the mobile internet offered by your mobile operator. To use internet in your smartphone, SIM card you use should be able to connect to a 3G network and your smartphone has to be within range of the network. If you are

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not sure if the SIM card has the ability to connect to above mentioned network, or you are not sure if your smartphone is in 3G network range contact you cellular network operator. To enable mobile internet when the SIM card is inserted into the device. Enter: [Applications menu] > [Settings] > [SIM cards] >[Cellular data] and tick the SIM card with which you are going to connect to the Internet. (When you exchange SIM card you have to repeat the whole process). Then unfold the notification bar (from the top edge of the screen) and press the icon and the device should connect to the 3G Internet.

If you do not have the Internet enable it in: [Applications menu] > [Settings] > [Wireless&Networks] > [More] > [Mobile networks] > [Data Roaming] roaming of national calls or all calls.

19. Adding APN access points

A correct configuration of APN settings is needed for the proper functioning of MMS service and the mobile Internet network.

The best option is checking data which should be in APN on the website of cellular operator, whose SIM card is being installed. In some cases those data can be received via SMS or email.

If you need to add them manually, after finding information about the values to be

recorded in APN, you must usually enter: [Applications menu]> [Settings]> [Wireless & networks]> [More]> [Mobile networks]> [Access points]. Subsequently touch the

upper right corner which will add an APN point. An ability to fill in some fields will appear. Below are examples of screens filled with fields for APN operator PLAY. After filling them (not all have to been

given values), you need to click the icon in the upper right corner of the screen and select [Save], if you want to keep the APN in the device memory or [Reject], when you want to exit the window without saving.

For MMS:

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For the Internet:

20. Location

There is a possibility to permit applications to use data and GPS satellites to determine the approximate location of the device. Also the possibility to allow Google to use location data in order to improve i.e. search results. Before using location services, such as map and navigation applications, or internet services, ensure that there is an active wireless connection to the Internet and the function of the GPS satellites in the [Application Menu]> [Settings]> [Location].

21. Smartphone software update by OTA

From time to time, the manufacturer provides system software update, so that the

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devices receive new possibilities, patches, etc. There is an application in the system [System update]. It allows you to check whether any update is available and if so, you can download it from the internet and install on the device.

The internal memory of the device is NOT used for updating system software, so during the upgrade process you may receive the message "Downloading and installing an update requires an SD card." It means that the update file is so large that it does not fit in the standard cache memory of the device. Therefore, to properly perform the update process, insert the SD card containing enough free space and specify it in the system as an external memory. If the card is specified as an extension of internal memory, the update will not be possible.

Remember that updates tend to have an expected size counted in hundreds of megabytes, so we recommend that you carry them out when connected via Wi-Fi. Updating via the GSM network may contribute to the operator charging for data downloaded from the Internet.

Please remember that before upgrading, the battery charge level should be higher than 30%. If it is lower, plug the device to the power grid and charge the battery at least to 30%.

While updating the device might restart on its own a few times. You should not remove the battery or use any of device features, as this may cause the device to stop working.

22. Safety remarks

22.1 Troubleshooting

In case of any problems with the device we strongly advice to make a copy of an important data (contacts, SMS, photos, videos, music etc.) and restart the phone or restore default factory settings.

If the problem continues, read the following tips and follow the given suggestions in case of problems with a particular section:

• SD Memory card - check if it is properly mounted in the corresponding SD card slot.

If it does not help use another memory card of appropriate class and capacity.

• USB - check the cable, by plugging another device. Check the form of a USB

connection in smartphone settings (shortcut available in screen notifications). If it doesn't help, use another cable.

• Internet/Wi-Fi - Check if the aeroplane mode is not on, because it disables using any

wireless network functions. Check network range. Check if the function is activated in the device and the parameters set correctly. Check the login password to the WiFi network.

• Bluetooth - check whether the connection is active and Bluetooth visibility options

are enabled. Make sure that both devices are in Bluetooth connection range and there are no obstacles between them (interesting fact - some LCDs absorb magnetic waves). Make sure that the devices have a sufficient amount of memory to exchange files. Make sure both devices have disabled the aeroplane mode. It blocks Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and cellular networks.

• Sounds - make sure that the sound in the phone is not muted. Check other

smartphone sound settings. Check if the plug at the end of the cable is connected

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correctly to the 3,5 mm minijack socket. Some minijack plugs differ from each other which also might be a reason. Try another cable or use an adapter.

• Photos and screenshots - check if the camera lens is not somehow obscured. Check

if the device has a sufficient amount of memory on the SD card or internal memory (depending on the carrier, in which photos or screenshots are stored). Check if the SD memory card has been mounted correctly.

• Although the battery is charging, the battery charge continues to drop - turn off all

options, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Location, and then reduce the brightness of the screen (these options consume the most power from the battery of the device), then turn Aeroplane mode on the device. Those easy steps will accelerate the charging process. It is recommended to charge the device with the charger, and not through a USB port on your computer.

If the problem persists, contact your dealer.

22.2 Protection of memory card data

• Do not take out a memory card while information are being transferred or used by

the device. This may cause data loss or damage to the card or device.

• Do not touch the pins with your fingers or metal objects. In case of any dirt, wipe

the card with a soft dry cloth.

22.3 Protection of personal data and important information

• It is recommended to regularly back up important data. The manufacturer is not

liable for any loss of information.

• Before you resell or cede the device delete all data: [Applications menu] >

[Settings] > [Backup & reset] > [Factory data reset] > [RESET PHONE]. This way you can protect yourself from accessing your personal information by unauthorized people.

• Downloading applications, refer to the on-screen information. Particular caution

should be exercised in the case of applications that have access to many functions or to a significant amount of personal information.

• Regularly check your account in terms of unauthorized or suspicious use. If traces

of misuse of personal information are discovered, contact your service provider to delete or change your account information.

• In the case of loss or theft of the device immediately change the passwords for

the accounts (Google, email, social networking, etc.).

• Try not to use applications coming from unknown sources. Lock the device using

the pattern, password or PIN code.

• Do not distribute copyright-protected material.

• Do not distribute copyrighted content without permission of the copyright holder.

Failure to do so may result in copyright infringement. The manufacturer is not liable for any legal consequences of illegal use by the user of copyrighted material.

• Use anti-virus software, which regularly update the virus signature database.

22.4 Correct battery use remarks.

• The battery may be charged with USB port in the computer or laptop. Nevertheless,

it is not a recommended form of charging an operating device due to the low charging current offered by the USB - even though the device is connected to a power source battery can still gets discharged. If you wish to charge your device

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this way turn off the device.

• If the battery level is low, recharge it to continue the use of the phone. If you wish

to prolong the battery life span, discharge the battery beneath 20% of the battery capacity and charge it back to 100%.

• If not used, unplug the charger from the device. Excessive charging might cause

shortened battery life.

• The temperature of the battery has an impact on its charging cycle. Prior to the

charging process, cool the battery or raise its temperature so that it is similar to the room temperature. If the battery temperature exceeds 40ºC/104ºF it must not

be charged!

• Do not use a damaged battery!

• The battery life span can be shortened, if it has been exposed to very low or very

high temperatures - this causes interference to the device, even when the battery has been properly charged.

23. Maintenance of the device

To prolong the life span of the device act according to these instructions.

• Keep the device and its accessories out of reach of children.

• Avoid contact with liquids; it can cause damage to electronic components of the

device.

• Avoid very high temperatures for it can shorten the life of device electronic

components, melt the plastic parts and destroy the battery.

• Do not try to disassemble the device. Tampering with the device in an

unprofessional manner may cause serious damage to the device or destroy it completely.

• For cleaning use only a dry cloth. Never use any agent with a high concentration of

acids or alkalis.

• Use only the original accessories. Violation of this rule may result in an invalidation

of the warranty.

The packaging of the device can be recycled in accordance with local regulations.

24. Safety while listening to music/calls.

This smartphone may produce loud noises which may damage your hearing. When you use a smartphone or speakers it is recommended to place the device at a safe distance from your ear. Do not listen to the sounds of high intensity for a long time.

25. Surroundings security

Turn off the device in areas where its use is forbidden or when it may cause interference or danger. The use of any devices that radio waves causes interference with medical devices (i.e. cardiac pacemaker), if they are not properly secured (if in doubt, consult your doctor or medical device manufacturer).

Attention

Statement

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The manufacturer is not responsible for any

consequences caused by improper usage of the

device and not obeying the above instructions.

The software version can be

upgraded without earlier

notice.

26. The use of the manual

26.1 Consents

Without prior written consent of the manufacturer, no part of this manual may be photocopied, reproduced, translated or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or storing in any systems of storing and sharing information.

26.2 Appearance

The device and screen shots contained in this manual may differ from the actual product. Accessories attached to the set may differ from the illustrations included in manual.

26.3 Trademarks

• Google, Android, Google Play, Google Play logos and other brands are Google

LLC trademarks.

• Oracle and Java are a registered trademarks of Oracle and / or its affiliates.

• Wi-Fi® Wi-Fi logo are a registered trademarks Wi-Fi Alliance association.

• All other trademarks and copyrights belong to their respective owners.

27. Correct disposal of used equipment

The device is marked with a crossed-out garbage bin, in accordance with the European Directive 2012/19/EU on used electrical and electronic Equipment (Waste Electrical and Electronic equipment - WEEE). Products marked with this symbol should not be disposed of or dumped with other household waste after a period of use. The user is obliged to get rid of used

electrical and electronic equipment by delivering it to designated recycling point in which dangerous waste are being recycled. Collecting this type of waste in designated locations, and the actual process of their recovery contribute to the protection of natural resources. Proper disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment is beneficial to human health and environment. To obtain information on where and how to dispose of used electrical and electronic equipment in an environmentally friendly manner user should contact their local government office, the waste collection point, or point of sale, where the equipment was purchased.

28. Correct disposal of used battery

According to the EU directive 2006/66/WE with changes contained in EU directive 2013/56/UE on the disposal of batteries, this product is marked with crossed-out garbage bin symbol. The symbol indicates that the batteries used in this product should not be disposed with normal

household waste, but treated according to the legal directives and local regulations. It is not allowed to dispose of batteries and accumulators with unsorted municipal waste. Users of batteries and accumulators must use the available collection points of these items, which allows them to return, recycle and disposal. Within the EU, the collection and recycling of batteries and accumulators is a subject to separate

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procedures. To learn more about existing procedures of recycling of batteries and accumulators please contact your local office or an institution for waste disposal or landfill.

29. Specific absorption rate (SAR)

SAR is a value indicating the amount of radiation emitted by the phone. The SAR limit recommended by the Council of the European Union is 2 W/kg. The maximum SAR values for myPhone POCKET 18x9 are 0.461 W/kg for GSM 2100 MHz and 0.113 W/kg for Wi-Fi.

30. Declaration of conformity with European Union Directives

mPTech Ltd. hereby declares that myPhone Pocket 18x9 cellular phone is compliant with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following Internet address:

www.myphone.pl/qr/myphone-pocket-18x9

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