myPhone PRIME Operating Instructions Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

myPhone PRIME

(smartphone)

Lot number: 201606

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We create for you.

Thank you for choosing the device of the myPhone brand. The product has been designed considering you and, therefore, we try to do our best in order that the use of it makes you a pleasure. We have taken care for that the elegancy, functionality and comfortable use are combined with a popular price. Taking care of your safety, we recommend you to read carefully the following operating instructions.

The Manufacturer’s data

myPhone Sp. z o. o.

ul. Nowogrodzka 31

00-511 Warszawa

Poland

The Customer Service Office

Biuro Obsługi Klienta

myPhone Sp. z o. o.

ul. Krakowska 119

50-428 Wrocław

Poland

Infoline: (+48 71) 71 77 400

E-mail: pomoc@myphone.pl

Website: http://myphone.pl

Designed in EU

Manufactured in China

Operating instructions

The actual product, the accessories enclosed and some its functions may differ from those presented in the photos and descriptions of the present operating instructions.

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1. Table of contents

1. Table of contents .......................................................................... 3

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

3. Making use of the operating instructions ............................. 7

4. Important information ................................................................. 7

5. Technical specification ............................................................... 8

5.1 Technical data............................................................................................ 10

5.2 Kit contents................................................................................................ 10

6. Prior the first start-up ................................................................ 11

6.1 Assembly of (y) SIM cards (card) ............................................................. 11

6.2 Memory card assembly ............................................................................. 11

6.3 Rechargeable battery charging .................................................................. 12

7. Telephone appearance ............................................................. 13

8. Pushbuttons ................................................................................ 14

9. Interconnection with a computer ........................................... 15

10. Making use if the touch screen ............................................ 16

10.1 A touch .................................................................................................... 16

10.2 A shift ...................................................................................................... 16

10.3 Double click ............................................................................................ 17

10.4 A draw ..................................................................................................... 17

10.5 A touch and hold ..................................................................................... 18

10.6 Screen interlock ....................................................................................... 19

10.7 The device console screen ....................................................................... 20

10.8 The console contents ............................................................................... 20

10.9 Indicator icons ......................................................................................... 21

10.10 Component removal from the console screen ....................................... 22

10.11 Creation of folders ................................................................................. 23

11. Entering a text ........................................................................... 23

11.1 entering a text – A virtual keyboard ........................................................ 23

Depending on the internal smartphone software version, two keyboard

types may be available. The standard Android system keyboard is always available but, usually, the SwiftKey is also available, that possessed somewhat more developed option, including writing without tearing your

finger off the screen. ........................................................................................ 23

The Android system keyboard ................................................................ 23

The SwiftKey keyboard ............................................................................ 25

11.2 Text copying and gluing in ..................................................................... 26

12. Applications ............................................................................... 27

12.1 Application fetching ................................................................................ 27

12.2 Switching an application ON and OFF ................................................... 27

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12.3 Uninstalling an application ..................................................................... 28

12.4 Application management......................................................................... 28

13. Settings ....................................................................................... 28

13.1 Plain and wireless Wi-Fi networks ......................................................... 28

Bluetooth .................................................................................................... 28

SIM cards ................................................................................................... 29

Use of data ................................................................................................ 29

More. ........................................................................................................... 29

13.2 Device ...................................................................................................... 29

Display ........................................................................................................ 29

Sounds and notifications ......................................................................... 29

Applications ............................................................................................... 30

Memory and USB ..................................................................................... 30

Battery ........................................................................................................ 30

Memory....................................................................................................... 30

13.3 Personal ................................................................................................... 30

Location ...................................................................................................... 30

Protections ................................................................................................. 30

Accounts .................................................................................................... 30

Google ........................................................................................................ 30

Language and entering a text ................................................................. 31

Data copying and deleting....................................................................... 31

13.4 System ..................................................................................................... 31

Data and time ............................................................................................ 31

Switching ON and OFF schedule .......................................................... 31

Access facilitating ..................................................................................... 31

Printing ....................................................................................................... 32

Programming options ............................................................................... 32

Information on the telephone .................................................................. 32

13.5 Contacts ................................................................................................... 33

Adding contacts ........................................................................................ 33

Editing contacts ......................................................................................... 33

Contact removal ........................................................................................ 34

Import/Export of contacts ........................................................................ 34

13.6 Communication ....................................................................................... 34

Making connections ................................................................................. 34

Messages ................................................................................................... 35

Creating messages .................................................................................. 35

13.7 Multimedia .............................................................................................. 36

Camera ....................................................................................................... 36

Google photos ........................................................................................... 38

Play music .................................................................................................. 38

Radio FM .................................................................................................... 40

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13.8 Bluetooth ................................................................................................. 41

Sending files .............................................................................................. 41

Receiving files ........................................................................................... 41

Connection of the Bluetooth earphone kit ............................................ 41

13.9 Internet ..................................................................................................... 42

Wi-Fi ............................................................................................................ 42

Interconnection with the 3G keyboard .................................................. 42

14. Adding the APN access points ............................................ 43

15. Localisation ............................................................................... 44

16. Updating the smartphone system software via OTA ..... 45

17. Safety notes ............................................................................... 45

17.1 Solving problems ..................................................................................... 45

17.2 Memory card service ............................................................................... 47

17.3 Protection of personal data and important information .......................... 47

17.4 Notes on correct use of the rechargeable battery .................................... 48

18. Device maintenance ................................................................ 48

19. Safety during listening music / connections ................... 49

20. Surrounding safety .................................................................. 49

21. Making use of the instructions............................................. 49

21.1. Consents ................................................................................................. 49

21.2 Appearance .............................................................................................. 50

21.3 Trademarks .............................................................................................. 50

22. Proper utilisation of waste equipment ............................... 50

23. Proper utilisation of waste rechargeable batteries ........ 51

24. SAR coefficient ......................................................................... 51

25. EU Directive conformity declaration .................................. 51

2. Safety

—SAFETY— Carefully acquaint with the hints given herein. Missed observation of the hints may be dangerous or not compliant with the legal regulations.

—DO NOT RISK— Do not switch the device ON at the places where it is forbidden to make use of electronic devices nor where it may result in interference or other hazards.

—INTERFERENCE— Any and all wireless devices may result in interference that may affect the operating quality of other devices.

—LIMITED ACCESS AREAS—

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Switch OFF your telephone in a plane since it may disturb the operation of other equipment located therein. The telephone may interfere with operation of the medical equipment in hospitals and health protection entities. Abide by any kinds of bans, regulations and warnings transferred by the medical staff.

—FILLING STATIONS— Switch OFF your mobile during filling up fuel ON a filling station. Do not use it near chemicals also.

—DRIVING— Do not use the device when driving.

—PROFESSIONAL SERVICE— This product may be repaired only by a qualified service of the manufacturer or by an authorised service point. Any repair conducted by an unqualified or unauthorised service implies a threat of a device failure and a loss of the guarantee.

—WI-FI (WLAN) — In the European Union Member States, a WLAN network may be used indoors without any restrictions, In France, a WLAN network may not be used outdoors.

—PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY DISABLED PERSONS— The device should not be operated by persons (including children) of limited physical or mental predispositions, as well as by persons of no earlier experience in operation of electronic equipment. They may use the device only under supervision of persons responsible for their safety.

—WATER OR OTHER FLUIDS— Do not expose the device to action of water or other fluids. It could be of an adverse impact upon the operation and life of the electronic components. Avoid operation in an environment of a high humidity – misty kitchens, bathrooms, rainy weather. Water particles may result in occurrence of moisture inside the device and this is not of any positive impact upon operation of electronic components

—CHILDREN— The device is not a toy. The memory card and the SIM card are small enough and may be swallowed by a child or result in its choking. Keep the device and its accessories away from the reach of children.

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—RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES— The exposition of a rechargeable battery to action of very low or very high temperature values (below 0°C / 32°F or above 40°C / 100°F) should be avoided. The extreme temperature values may affect the battery capacity and life. Avoid also any contact of a battery with fluids and metal objects. Such contact could lead to a complete or partial failure of the battery. A rechargeable battery should be used in conformity with its destination only. Please do not destroy, damage nor throw the battery into a fire – this could be dangerous and result in a fire. A used or damaged battery should be put into a special-purpose container. Rechargeable battery overloading may result in its failure. Due to that, a battery may not be charged longer than 3 days. Fitting a battery of an inappropriate type results in a threat of its explosion. Please do not open a rechargeable battery. Utilise the battery in compliance with the instructions. In a case that the charger wire is damaged, it should not be repaired but the charger should be replaced by a new one. Use the original manufacturer’s accessories only.

—HEARING—

To avoid any damage to your hearing, do not use the device at a high volume level for a longer time nor put the energised device directly against your air.

3. Making use of the operating instructions

The device and the screen dumps included in these instructions may differ from the actual product. The accessories enclosed with the myPhone PRIME set may look differently than in the illustrations included in the present instructions.

In the operating instructions, the options included in the Android™ system have been described. The descriptions may be different, in dependence of the operating system version that will be installed in the device.

4. Important information

Most applications that may be installed in the device are the mobile ones. The operation of such applications may differ from their equivalents intended for operation ON personal computers. The applications installed in the device may differ one from another in dependence of the country, region and technical characteristics of the equipment. The manufacturer accepts no liability for the problems resulting from software of other companies. The manufacturer is not responsible for inaccuracies that may occur during editing the register presets or modifying the operating system. Any attempts to introduce changes in the operating system may be a reason for incorrect operation of the device and applications, and for voiding the guarantee.

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5. Technical specification

A touch screen of the diagonal 5” and the resolution

HD (1280x720 px)

This modern display ensures extremely deep colours and a vide viewing angle what will make it possible for you to enjoy films, photos and games in amazing, real and rich colours.

Multi-Touch The touch screen ensures an amazing pleasure of work with myPhone PRIME – play, write, draw, rotate images, maps – all this at a superb quality of the capacitive screen.

The processor Quad Core Cortex-A7 1,3 GHz The super-efficient, four-core processor ensures the maximum possible effectiveness of the telephone. The demanding games, WWW pages, e-mail – the multi-task features make that all this operate smoothly.

3G network All smartphones of the myPhone brand possess the function of servicing the third generation network, 3G, that makes it possible for making high quality voice calls, making use of Internet. Making use of videoconferences, localisation services and for watching the mobile television.

Dual SIM The Dual SIM technology applied in the telephone makes possible the extremely comfortable use of two SIM cards at one time.

Rear camera 5 Mpx/Front camera 2 Mpx The front internet camera makes it possible to conduct video calls freely and to take photos. The rear set makes it possible to shoot high quality films wherever you are.

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Wi-Fi MyPhone PRIME is provided with the Wi-Fi technology ensuring data transmission at the speed conformant with the standards 802.11 a/b/g/n; due to that, you may connect wirelessly with ubiquitous hot spots and with a home network. Receive, transmit, and transfer data, programs and files, without any restrictions, to the network and to other devices.

MicroSD card reader, up to 32 GB Any problems with the memory capacity? myPhone PRIME does not have such problems. Use the exchangeable microSD and don’t worry about the memory resources in your telephone.

The minijack 3,5 mm connector

Smartphone myPhone Prime is provided with an audio minijack 3,5 mm connector, to which earphones and even Hi-Fi sets may be easily connected.

System Android™

The operating system of the Google brand – the amazing possibilities are within your hand reach – all applications are available at any instant; the newest Client of the Gmail mail is only the very beginning of what you will discover in the smartphone – and you will find the rest in the Internet shop of

Google Play.

Google Play All smartphones of the manufacturer are capable of using the applications included in the Google Play market. For this

purpose, you have to register an individual Google account, specifying the e-mail address and the password. After registering and accepting the regulations, you may make use of payable and free applications located in Google Play.

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5.1 Technical data

Display

5" IPS, 720x1280 px

Processor

Quad Core Cortex-A7 1,3 GHz (MT6580A/Mali-400 MP)

Rear camera

5 Mpx with LED light

Front camera

2 Mpx

RAM memory

1 MB

Internal memory

8 GB

Card reader

microSD (do 32 GB)

Operating system

Android 6.0 Marshmallow

Dual SIM

Yes, SIM slot + microSIM

Connectors

microUSB, minijack 3,5 mm

Communication

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

GSM

850/900/1900/2100 MHz

WCDMA (3G)

900/2100 MHz

Rechargeable battery

Li-ion 2000 mAh

Loader input characteristics

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

Loader output characteristics

5 V , 1000 mA

Dimensions

144,5 x 72,5 x 9 mm

Telephone weight

145 g

5.2 Kit contents

 mobile telephone myPhone PRIME  rechargeable battery of capacity 2000 mAh  mains charger (adapter + USB wire)  operating instructions  guarantee card

If any of the above mentioned items is missing or if it is damaged,

contact the seller.

We advise you to keep the packaging for a case of a possible

complaint. Keep the packaging away from the reach of children.

Utilize the packaging in compliance with the local regulations, when it

is not needed any more.

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6. Prior the first start-up

6.1 Assembly of (y) SIM cards (card)

The device is a cellular telephone manufactured in the Dual SIM technology, that makes it possible to use two mobile networks at one time. You can use 2 SIM cards in it. To insert a SIN card(-s) correctly, proceed as follows:

 Switch OFF the telephone, remove the casing gently, bending it a little.

Next, shift the casing gently or remove it from the smartphone structure, paying attention that the device components are not damaged

 Remove the rechargeable battery.  Insert the SIM card(-s) into the slot(-s), as per the drawings located

above the slot(-s).

6.2 Memory card assembly

Use the memory cards recommended by the device manufacturer,

only – pay attention to the selection of the appropriate format (most often

- microSD), capacity and grade/class. Incompatible memory cards may damage the device and result in that the data stored in the memory may be corrupted. The memory card incompatibility may be due to, among others, an incorrect card format (the format required is microSD) or to the card capacity that is not served – above the values recommended by the manufacturer. To insert the memory card, proceed as follows:

 Switch OFF the telephone, remove the casing gently, bending it

lightly. Next, shift the casing gently or remove it from the smartphone structure, paying attention not the damage the device components.

 Take OFF the rechargeable battery.  Insert the memory card into the socket, in compliance with the

drawing located above it and, where possible, protect it with a special-purpose movable flap.

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6.3 Rechargeable battery charging

Prior the first switching the device on, the rechargeable battery should be charged. The battery should be charged with use of the charger of the kit or a one intended for this device type. If there are any doubts, contact the

seller or the manufacturer’s service. Use Chargers and wires

recommended by the manufacturer, only. The use of incompatible chargers or wires may result in a battery explosion or a device damage. If a battery is close to discharging, a message concerning its low charging level is displayed. To continue the use of the device, charge its battery. After a complete battery discharge, the device may not be switched ON even when it is being charged. Prior switching the device ON again, charge the rechargeable battery for a few minutes. In a case of problems with the battery or when it needs a replacement, the device should be delivered to the manufacturer’s service centre.

To charge the rechargeable battery, proceed as follows:

1. Connect the microUSB plug into the device socket. Improper connection of the charger (the USB wire) may result

in a damage of the device or the power pack. The damages resulting from inappropriate operation are not covered by the guarantee.

2. Connect the charger to a mains socket. After charging is initiated,

the rechargeable battery icon in the upper RH corner of the screen will be changed into an animated one, with a thunderbolt symbol and, if the device has been switched off, an animation should appear, depicting the battery charge level.

During charging, the device may heat up. This is a normal

phenomenon that should not affect the durability nor efficiency of the device.

3. When the charge percentage reaches 100, it will be an evidence for

the rechargeable battery is charged already and the charging operation should be finished.

4. Disconnect the charger from the mains socket and from the telephone. If the device is not being charged properly, it should be delivered,

complete with the charger, to the manufacturer’s service centre.

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7. Telephone appearance

Number

Symbol

Function

Touch display 5"

Brightness and proximity sensors

Internal loudspeaker

2 Mpx camera lenses

Headphone socket minijack 3,5 mm

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Multi-function socket microUSB

5 Mpx digital camera lenses

Additional illumination diode

Volume increase/decrease pushbuttons

On / OFF / interlock pushbutton

Menu pushbutton

Home pushbutton

Back pushbutton

Microphone

External loudspeaker

8. Pushbuttons

 A single short depression will result in a transition to the view of the

currently open application list.

 When this pushbutton is depressed and held for ca. 2 s and

released, the menu of the advanced or additional options will be switched on; e.g., for the console screen, these are, most often, such options as: Settings, Wallpapers, Widgets.

Home

 One short depression will result in a transition to the console screen.

Back

 A depression of the pushbutton will result in an exit from the

application / a re-switch to the previous screen.

On / Off/ interlock pushbutton

 A single short depression will result in a screen locking /unlocking.  When this pushbutton is depressed and held for ca. 2 s, the following

will be done:

o if the telephone is OFF – the device will be switched On, o if the telephone is ON – the call of the menu enabling to restart

the system, switching the airplane mode ON/OFF, rapid changes of the sound profile or other functions assigned to them.

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 You can also call so called “hard switching OFF” by depressing

and holding the pushbutton till the device is switched fully OFF.

Volume increase and decrease pushbuttons

 A depression, during a voice call, will result in an increase or

a decrease of the call sound volume.

 A depression during the telephone incoming call sound reproduction

will silence the ring.

 A depression, on the main screen, in a case that active connections

are missing, will increase or decrease the volume of the ringers or change the telephone sound profile to “vibration only” or “alarms only”.

 A depression, in the camera application, may result in activation of

the snapshot trigger – taking a photo. This works only when the software foresees such a function.

 A depression, in other applications, will control the volume of the

music, hints being told or other sounds.

Switching ON, switching OFF, restarting

To switch the device ON, depress and hold (for about 3 seconds) the ON / OFF pushbutton. To switch the device OFF, depress and hold (for about 2 seconds) the ON / OFF pushbutton and, next, select [Switch OFF]. To restart the device, depress and hold (for about 2 seconds) the ON / OFF pushbutton and select [Restart].

9. Interconnection with a computer

To connect to a computer provided with the operating system Microsoft Windows 7/8/10/Vista/XP, with a USB wire, the following should be done:

1. Connect the USB wire of the kit to the multi-function socket

microUSB of the telephone.

2. Connect the other end of the wire to the USB socket in the computer.

3. When the device is connected, a window with the telephone name and

operations possible for execution will appear on the computer screen.

4. In the telephone, move your finger from the upper edge down and click

at the message “USB in the loading mode”. More options will appear.

5. In order to be able to transmit files, select “File transfer”.

6. In order to exchange files between the computer and the telephone,

select “Open the device to display files” in the window being displayed.

7. Now, you may exchange files between the telephone and the computer.

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10. Making use if the touch screen

The touch screen of the telephone enables easy choice of components or executing operations. The actions mentioned hereafter make it possible to control the touch screen:

10.1 A touch

Touch one time in order to activate an option, to start an application, to select or start a menu.

10.2 A shift

Rewind upwards, downwards, to the left or to the right, to shift a list or a screen.

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10.3 Double click

Touch the component fast two times.

10.4 A draw

Touch the components, hold for a while (circa 1 second) and draw it to another place

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10.5 A touch and hold

Touch a component (for instance, an icon) and hold it for about 2 seconds.

The touch screen of the device will be switched OFF after some inactivity period. To switch the screen ON, depress the interlock pushbutton.

In most telephones, the device waiting time before switching the screen OFF may be set. It is enough to select, most frequently, the following from the application list.

[Setting]  [Display]  [Sleep].

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10.6 Screen interlock

To lock the device, depress shortly the interlock pushbutton (7). The screen will be extinguished.

To unlock the screen, depress shortly the interlock pushbutton. A screen similar to the following one will appear:

On the display, in the locked-screen mode, the following information is displayed:

1. The information about the SIM card status / the network operator’s name.

2. The icon state strip.

3. The current time and date.

4. The icon of the application for making connections. To start the application, run onto it with your finger and move it to the right.

5. The icon depicting the device interlock. To unlock the device, run onto the padlock icon with your finger and move it upwards.

6. The camera icon. To activate the camera, run onto it with your finger and move it to the left.

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10.7 The device console screen

10.8 The console contents

1. The Google browser.

2. Voice browsing. After depressing this icon, say aloud what you are looking for (for instance, a word of a WWW page, etc.), and the browser will display the results found.

Connect the telephone to Internet in order that the voice

browsing function is operable.

3. The application for making connections.

4. Contacts (Telephone directory).

5. The application Menu icon. After the icon is depressed, the list of the applications installed in the telephone will appear.

6. Various messages.

7. The camera.

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If the User draws downwards, from the upper screen edge, the window will be expanded. The notification field will appear. After the pushbutton is depressed, the tool menu will appear, wherein it is possible to configure and/or preview the basic characteristics, i.e.:

 Highlight  Wi-Fi

 Bluetooth  Do not disturb  Default operator mobile data transmission, the use of the data  Airplane mode  Auto-turning  A torch  Localisation  Data connection  Sound profiles

After the Setting icon , located in the upper Right Hand corner of the expanded window is touched, a transfer will happen to the menu [Settings] which is described in detail in the Chapter beginning on page 27 of the present operating instructions.

10.9 Indicator icons

Icon

Description

Rechargeable battery charge level

Active Wi-Fi network connection icon

New e-mail message

New SMS message

Cellular network signal strength icon

Missed connections

Connections in progress

Held connections

Device connected to the computer

Active Bluetooth module icon

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Active alarm

Airplane mode

Loudspeaking mode

Active roaming

Sound profile set to vibration

The icons presented above may differ from those appearing in the telephone, in dependence on the operating system and the system overlay version.

10.10 Component removal from the console screen

Touch the component you want to remove, hold it and, next, move it towards the upper device strap, into the place of the inscription

„X Remove”.

The icon may be “dropped” – it will be removed.

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10.11 Creation of folders

On the console, you can create folders that will contain the applications selected by the User. Due to that, the User may have frequently used applications at one place, not littering the console in the telephone.

The graphics to the left presents the Google folder located on the main telephone console. To create a similar folder, click and hold the application and, next, transfer it onto the subsequent application. Due to that, a folder including the icons of the two applications will be created. In this folder, you can locate several applications. To fix or edit its name, it is enough to touch

it with your finger. After opening the folder, touch its name or the message “Folder without name” with your finger and write in the new name and, next, depress OK on the keyboard.

11. Entering a text

11.1 entering a text – A virtual keyboard

Depending on the internal smartphone software version, two keyboard types may be available. The standard Android system keyboard is always available but, usually, the SwiftKey is also available, that possessed somewhat more developed option, including writing without tearing your finger off the screen.

A text is entered with use of the virtual alphanumerical keyboard. If, in the device, the Polish language has been selected, then, in order to enter the Polish characters. A relevant key should be held depressed longer. For instance, to enter the letter „ą”, keep depressed longer (about 2 seconds) the key with the letter „a”, and, next, from the list that will appear, select „ą”.

The Android system keyboard

The virtual alphanumerical Android system keyboard looks like it follows (note: the keyboard appearance may differ a little in dependence of the program wherein it is used).

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No.

Function

The field wherein the text being written in appears.

A bar with suggested words appear, that may be selected instead of writing them in full, what accelerates writing considerably.

The virtual keyboard keys. Holding the keys depressed results in writing in digits from 1 up to 0 and the letters with the diacritical characters, characteristic for a relevant language, e.g. ó, ö, õ, ô.

Shift / Caps Lock – a single click results in the changed meaning of the keys – the letters change their size and a double click (signalled by switching the blue underlining on) results that the text is being written in the upper case.

Backspace – deleting the character after which the cursor is located.

A transition to the panel with digits and symbols.

A transition to the overlays with various emoticons, including those with pictures.

Insertion of a comma. Holding depressed activates the possibility to select the keyboard and the language)

Insertion of a space – a distance in the contents (blank place, blank character).

Insertion of a dot. Holding depressed, activates the submenu covering the most popular special characters, e.g. !@#$%&()?:;”’.

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The SwiftKey keyboard

The virtual numerical keyboard SwiftKey looks like the one presented below (note: the keyboard arrangement may differ insignificantly in dependence of the program wherein it is used).

Nol.

Function

A transition to the menu where you can change the style and settings of the virtual keyboard.

A bar with the words being suggested, that may be chosen instead of being written in full, what accelerates writing considerably.

Backspace – deleting the character after which the cursor is located.

A transition to the panel with digits and symbols.

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Ready (Enter) – the pushbutton serves to move the cursor to the new line during writing a text. Keeping the key depressed longer will result in terminating writing or transfers to the emoticon menu, depending on the option selected.

Space – it serves to introduce a gap (blank place, blank character).

Dot – a single click will result in insertion of a dot into the text while a longer depression results in calling the submenu covering the most popular special characters.

11.2 Text copying and gluing in

A text from a text field may be copied and glued into another application, proceeding as follows:

1. Hold, with your finger, the word you want to copy. A screen similar to the one below will appear:

2. To highlight more than one word, use the slides. You can also highlight the whole text clicking [Highlight all].

3. Click: [Copy] to copy, or [Cut] to cut off the highlighted characters.

4. In another application, locate the cursor at the place wherein the text being copied is to be inserted, and hold it with your finger (about 2 seconds).

5. Select [Glue] to glue in the text.

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12. Applications

Activating the applications, you can make the full use of the device capabilities. On the console screen, touch the [Application menu] icon to get access to the applications installed. To add an application shortcut key on the console screen, touch the icon of the application in the application menu and hold it, and, next, after the view changes to the console view, choose the place for creation of the application shorthand and “drop” it down into the place.

12.1 Application fetching

In order that you can use the [Google Play] service, you should have or create your own account in the Gmail service. To use the [Google Play] option, select the [Play Shop] application from the Menu. Find the required application with the magnifying glass icon or by shifting the overlays in the [Play Shop] option and, next, click the [Install]  [Accept] option. After the latter is selected, the application fetching and installing process, on the device, will be initiated.

If the notification option is ON, then the completion of the application fetching and installing process will be signalled by a notification on the System bar. To start an application after it is installed in the device, select [Open]. To install applications fetched from other sources, select: [Application Menu]  [Settings]  [Protection]  [Unknown sources], move the slide to the right.

12.2 Switching an application ON and OFF

To switch an application ON, it is enough to touch its icon on the console or in the application Menu. If you want to exit an application, it is enough to depress the Home pushbutton – the application will be minimalized and will operate in the background, and you will be presented the console view. If you want to return to the application used before, depress the Menu pushbutton. The list of the operating applications you have used lately will appear. From the list, select the application you are interested in and click it to return to it. If you want to close an application, then, in the view of the list, click the application and move it to the left or to the right. Usually, you can switch an application OFF by depressing the cross located at its upper right-hand

corner or switching all the applications OFF, using the , icon located in the lower left-hand screen corner.

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12.3 Uninstalling an application

An application may be removed on several ways. Hereinafter, the 3 most frequently ways will be presented.

1. Select: [Application Menu]  [Settings]  [Applications]. Select, from the list, the application you want to uninstall, click it and Select the option [Uninstall]  [OK].

2. Select: [Application Menu]  [Play shop]. Select the magnifying glass and write in the name of the application you want to uninstall, click it and, next, select the option [Uninstall]  [OK].

3. In the [Application Menu], touch and hold the application icon and, next, move it towards the upper device bar, into the upper right-hand corner, into the place of the „Uninstall” inscription. When you run onto the inscription with the icon, it will be highlighted with the red colour. At this instant, it may be simply dropped. Next, acknowledge application uninstalling.

The Applications installed by the User and some Applications installed by the device manufacturer may be uninstalled. On the other hand, system applications may not be removed.

12.4 Application management

The applications may be managed with use of the task manager application. Select: [Application Menu]  [Settings]  [Applications]. The manager with the application list will be operated. To interrupt operation of an application, click the application name and, next, select the option: [Stop].

13. Settings

Access to the Settings application: Select: [Application Menu]  [Settings].

13.1 Plain and wireless Wi-Fi networks

Peek at the Chapter Internet – Wi-Fi that may be found in the later part of the instructions – page 41.

Bluetooth

An application for serving the Bluetooth module built in the telephone. Due to it, it is possible, among others, to search for available Bluetooth devices, to set the visibility and to display the list of paired devices (for more information about operation of the Bluetooth module, see the Chapter concerning Bluetooth that can be found in the later part of the instructions – page 40).

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SIM cards

There is a possibility to switch ON or OFF the service of one or both SIM cards, activating or disengaging the Data connection, determination of making connections and sending SMS-es from a specific card or leaving the possibility of choice at each time that the functions are being activated.

Use of data

Approximate calculations making it possible to control the limits of data received with use of mobile Internet.

Note: the transfer limits indicated here are measured by the telephone

software. The operator may calculate the transfer in another way.

More.

 Airplane mode – it switches OFF [Wi-Fi], [Bluetooth] and [Cellular

networks].

 Tethering and access point – making available a cellular

telephone data transmission connection as a portable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or USB hotspot.

 VPN - the [VPN] option, Virtual Private Networks may be configured

and managed.

 Cellular networks – it makes it possible, among others, to connect

with Internet with use of a cellular network, to choose a cellular network operator, to select the network type and to switch the roaming data transmission ON.

13.2 Device

Display

The settings referring to the device display:

 MiraVision™ (it makes it possible to change the characteristics of

the image being displayed)

 the brightness level (including the automatic selection)  wallpaper  sleep  font size  screen content location, complete with a device rotation.

Sounds and notifications

A possibility of matching sounds to your own preferences:

 the predefined audio profile or adapt one for your own purposes  sound volume  vibration

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 notification sound  “do not disturb” mode  Sound improvement (for earphones and a loudspeaker, the

surround mode).

Applications

Display of the list of all applications installed in the telephone.

Memory and USB

Display of the information on the condition of the internal device memory and the microSD card memory. Selection of the default record disk.

Battery

Display of the information on the way of the power use by the device, a possibility to switch ON the percentage presentation of the energy in the rechargeable battery as well as the intelligent power saving.

Memory

It shows the mean memory use by the applications during a selected period from 3 up to 24 hours.

13.3 Personal

Location

A possibility to permit for the applications to use the GPS data and satellites for determination of an approximate location of the device and a possibility for a Google service to use the location data in order to improve the results of browsing, etc.

Protections

A possibility to switch the screen interlock ON, to encode the telephone data, settings for the installing options for applications of unknown sources, etc.

Accounts

A possibility to assign the user’s account to the Android™ system. In addition, due to the [Accounts] tab, it is possible to display, among

others, the information on the user’s accounts, to change the automatic

synchronisation functions settings and to manage the accounts.

Google

It grants control on the Google account, including logging, personal data and privacy, settings, spare copies, Google Fit, applications, advertisements, the browser and Now, protections, etc.

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Language and entering a text

It makes it possible to match the language settings of the device, keyboard, spelling correction options, vocabulary, speech and mouse/touchpad service.

Data copying and deleting

Restoring the factory settings (removal of all data from the telephone memory and resetting of the system settings, e.g. the data about the user), creation of spare copies, etc.

13.4 System

Data and time

Settings concerning data and time of the Android™ system.

Switching ON and OFF schedule

This service makes it possible to program the time of automatic switching the device ON and OFF.

Access facilitating

The access facilitating services are special functions intended for persons with seeing/hearing disabilities. A change of settings ensures a better access to the interface and functions of the device. The following options, among others, are located there:

 [TalkBack] – it reads aloud the information useful for visually and

hearing impaired persons.

 [Switch Access] – it makes it possible to scan searching for

elements and to select them with one or several switches

 [Clean Master] – it makes it possible to extend the rechargeable

battery operating time.

 [Inscriptions] – a facility function enabling to switch the inscriptions

in the device and to define the language, text and font style options.

 [Magnification gestures] – a possibility of including and excluding

the magnification gestures. The inclusion will result in that when we “pinch” the screen, a part of it will be brought closer.

 [Large text] – it increases the system text font size.  [High contrast text] – colour fonts become black.  [Power pushbutton, disconnect] – terminating telephone calls

with the ON/OFF pushbutton.

 [Auto-rotating the screen] – switching the possibility of auto-

rotating of the device screen ON/OFF.

 [Utter the passwords aloud] – configuring the device to read out

the passwords when gaining access to the web sites with the TalkBack function.

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 [Access facility shortcut] – fast switching the access facilities ON.  [Change of text to speech] – the option of text conversion into

speech. The configuration of the Google mechanism of processing texts into speech. Speech speed options and a possibility to hear an example.

 [Touch and hold time] – setting the time of recognition after a touch

and holding the option on the display.

 [Fast start-up] – it switches the fast restore from the hibernation

condition ON.

 [Colour inversion] – it reverses the interface colours (an

experimental function).

 [Colour correction] – it helps, in service, the persons having

problems with colour recognition.

Printing

The option with which you can print documents directly from your smartphone or from a virtual disk, so called cloud. For operation of this option, an additional application is needed, that may be taken from the Google Play shop, and a printer with the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth communication.

Programming options

Normally, this option is invisible for the User. To activate it, enter

[Settings]  [Information about the telephone] and depress [Compilation number] 7 times.

After the action is executed, the message: „You are the programmer now" will be displayed. Next, depress the Back pushbutton and return to the Settings; There should appear a new item – [Programming options] there, that enables to switch ON or OFF such options as: USB debugging, connecting the device with a computer, using a USB wire, in the debugging mode, setting the spare copy password, simulating a location, switching a data connection to the cellular network when WiFi has a week signal, etc.

Information on the telephone

Display of the information about the device, such as e.g.:

 [Programming update]  [Information on the telephone]  [Legal information]  [Model number]  [Android™ system version]  [Android™ protection correction level]  [Kernel version]  Etc.

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13.5 Contacts

Adding contacts

There are several methods to add new contacts to the directory of the telephone. One of the ways is to switch ON the application Telephone

and to write in the telephone number we want to add. Next, depress

the “Create a new contact” pushbutton. Next, select the place to record the new contact – Telephone / SIM card / Google (if the User is logged in the telephone for an account in the service) / Another account.

If you select the SIM card, a menu including the following fields to be filled will appear:

 Full name  Telephone (mobile or another)  You can also make up some optional fields as the second telephone,

e-mail. Make up the fields of interest and depress “Add a new contact”.

If you select the telephone as the place for recording, a menu covering the following options will appear:

 Full name  Name (phonetically)  Nickname  Contact photo  Telephone number  Telephone – depressing “Mobile”, you can select another option of

the list.

 You can also make up the optional fields such as the second

telephone, address, e-mail, etc.

Another method to add anew contact is to activate the [Contacts] application. Next, depress the „New contact” option. The other

stages of adding a new contact remain the same as in the first method.

Editing contacts

To edit a contact, proceed as follows:

 Start the [Contact] application  Select the contact you want to edit.

 Depress the pushbutton.  Introduce changes in the fields you are interested in and depress the

pushbutton to write the changes.

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Contact removal

To remove a contact, proceed as follows:

 Start the [Contacts] application.  Select the contact you want to edit.  Depress the pushbutton and select „Remove”, and, next,

acknowledge with „OK”.

Import/Export of contacts

To copy / import contacts, proceed as follows:

 Start the [Contacts] application.  Depress the pushbutton and select Import/export”.  Select the location wherefrom you want to copy / import contacts.  Select the location where to you want to copy / import contacts.  Select contacts to be copied, marking them on the left hand side of

the screen

 Select the „OK” option to copy the contacts.

13.6 Communication

Making connections

To make a connection, proceed as follows:

 Touch the “Telephone” icon located on the main screen or in the

Application Menu of the Android™ system.

 Enter the telephone number to which you want to call.  Depress “telephone receiver” located at the screen bottom and

select the SIM card with which you want to make am audio connection

Write in here the

telephone numer

with which you

want to establish

communication

Touch to establish

the voice connection.

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Messages

This telephone may be used for exchanging text messages with other cellular telephones. For managing messages, the [Messages] application serves, located on the main screen or in the Application Menu of the telephone. The incoming and outgoing messages for the same contact will be recorded as a single call; due to that, you can comfortably view the complete history of correspondence with the relevant contact.

To be capable of sending an SMS, insert the SIM card into the socket in the device, select [Application Menu]  [Settings]  [SIM cards]

 [SMS] and mark the SIM card with which you will send SMS-es (when

changing the SIM card, the steps mentioned above should be executed from the beginning).

Creating messages

Activate the [Messages] application located on the main screen or in the Application Menu. Touch and write in the telephone number and the contact name or go to the contact list, douching and select the appropriate contact. After the contact is selected, the system will automatically move the cursor into the message text entry field. Enter the message contents. To send the message, press . If you are in hurry, then you may select fast one of the pre-prepared

messages. This function is called „Fast text”. Before you send a text message, you can change it to a multimedia one

by depressing the symbol located at the top, on the right hand side of the screen, and by adding one of the multimedia files (a photo, film, audio, etc.).

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13.7 Multimedia

Camera

Icon

Description

Catching with a gesture.

HDR mode – wide brightness range.

Flash lamp operating mode.

It activates the front or rear camera.

It activates the camera and the camera shutter trigger.

It operates the camera – shooting films.

Settings of the camera.

Normal mode.

Pretty face mode.

Panorama mode.

Photos

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To take a photo, locate the object to be photographed in the camera preview frame and, next, touch the shutter pushbutton. Where

required, match the settings of the exposition, flash lamp and other, and leave them in the automatic mode (the options available in the settings).

Touch to go to the settings:

 General

o Location record o Exposition o Colour effect o Scenery mode o White balance o Image features o Flickering avoidance o Return the defaults

 Camera

o No shutter delay o Vibration avoidance o Voice catching o Face detection o A photo with a smile o Automatic scene detection o Time releaser o Number of coughed shots o Photo size o Preview size o ISO o Pretty face o Volume pushbutton

 Camera

o EIS o Microphone o Audio mode o Post-frame space o Video film quality

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Google photos

Touch the “Photos” icon in the Application Menu to review photos and films. The Gallery application displays photos and films stored in the telephone memory and on the SD memory card, also those taken by the camera, taken from the network or from other locations.

The gallery application service:

1. Making photos available: you may make available the photos reviewed, via Bluetooth, the e-mail Client and other, touching the

icon located in the upper right-hand corner of the gallery application.

2. Photo removal: you may remove the photos being reviewed, selecting the trash icon and confirming the file removal intention.

3. Editing photos: during reviewing photos in the Gallery, you may edit a photo selected by you. For this purpose, touch the icon.

4. Photo details: you may display more details about the photo being reviewed, selecting the icon.

Play music

For management and reproduction of music, the [Play Music] application serves, located in the main menu. Each User is offered a possibility to test, within 30 days, the access to millions works of the whole world; it is enough to have and active Google Account. The works may be listened to by streaming from the network (this may result in counting charges by the operator) download them into the device memory (offline mode). After 30 days, it will be possible to prolong the possibility of the music streaming, but this service will be payable already. The rate is given in the service.

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No.

Function

Menu – it makes it possible to access the options: Listen, Music libraries, Shop. You can choose that the works reproduced are recorded in the device memory. You may enter the application setting menu where it is possible, among others, to add and delete user accounts, to manage the devices connected (earphones, loudspeakers, etc.), to force streaming in a Wi-Fi network only, to choose the sound quality, to block obscene works, to fix music fetching during nights when you do not use Internet, to manage files.

Searching through a list of works.

Random reproduction of all the works of the user.

The last added or reproduced works or albums.

There are displayed: the cover, work name and the performer of the last work listened to

Reproduction control – start/pause.

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Radio FM

The [Radio FM] application. Located in the main menu

To make use of the Radio FM, connect the wire earphone set (it is not

included in the myPhone PRIME kit).

Touching the pushbutton will open the dialogue box wherein the following options are located:

 Start recording – it makes it possible to record radio broadcasts and

write them into the smartphone memory.

 Records written in – it enables to pass to the recorded file list and to

listen to the files, adding them to the playlist, editing the playlist or deleting.

The radio station switched ON may be listened also in the background; due to that, the User may use other applications installed in the smartphone at that time.

Current

frequency

Displaying the

list of channels.

Adding current

channel to the

favourites.

Searching lower frequency channel.

Low/high frequency - regulation

every 0.1 MHz.

Turning on/off

Radio FM

Searching

higher frequency

channel.

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13.8 Bluetooth

The Bluetooth module built in the device is a short-reach wireless communication technology used for the data exchange at a distance up to about 10 metres. The most often used Bluetooth devices are the earphones or wireless loudspeakers for making voice connections and for listening to the music, automobile wireless kits and other mobile devices such as laptops, tablets or mobiles.

Sending files

To send a file, enter:

1. [Application Menu]  [Settings]  [Bluetooth], move the slide [Bluetooth] to the right, to switch it ON.

2. Enter the File manager and hold longer the file you want to make available.

3. Next, touch and select Bluetooth from the list.

4. On the list, touch the device identifier, to commence pairing. After pairing, the file will be transferred automatically.

Receiving files

To receive a file, enter:

[Application Menu]  [Settings]  [Bluetooth], move the slide [Bluetooth] to the right, to switch it ON. After pairing, the telephone will

receive the file from another device and will write it into the telephone memory.

Connection of the Bluetooth earphone kit To connect the earphone kit to your telephone, enter: [Application Menu]

 [Settings]  [Bluetooth], select the earphone kit identifier of the list.

After pairing, you will be able to use it for listening music and receiving/making connections.

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13.9 Internet

Wi-Fi

The option serving for interconnecting the device and the Wi-Fi network.

1. Select: [Application Menu]  [Settings]  [Wi-Fi] and move the slide to the right (switch ON). If you want to add or specify a new WiFi network, depress the Menu pushbutton and select the option [Add a network] or [Refresh].

2. In this field, you can see the list of the available Wi-Fi networks, the status of the connection between the device and the relevant network, the icon depicting the network signal power value, the protection – a padlock is shown.

If the Wi-Fi is protected, at an attempt to connect to the same, it is necessary to specify the password. The password is being written in with use of the virtual alphanumerical keyboard.

Interconnection with the 3G keyboard

With the telephone, you may make use of the mobile Internet that is offered by your Cellular network operator. To use Internet in the telephone, your SIM card should be capable of interconnection with the 3G network and the telephone should be within operational coverage of this network. If you are not sure that the card possesses such a possibility or do not know if the telephone is within the 3G network coverage, contact the operator. To switch the mobile Internet ON, insert the SIM card into the socket of the device, select [Application Menu]  [Settings]  [SIM cards]  [Cellular data transmission] and mark the SIM card, with which you will connect with Internet (when changing the SIM card, perform the above mentioned steps from beginning). Next, expand the notification bar and depress as well as „Data connection”.

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14. Adding the APN access points

For correct operation of the MMS option and of Internet, via a cellular network, the correct configuration of the APN settings is required.

The best possible option is to verify the data that should be included in APN, in the page of the operator, the SIM card of whom is being installed in the device. In some cases, we can receive the data via SMS or e-mail. If the data is to be added manually, after finding the information about the values that should be written into APN, you should, usually, start the following

[Application Menu]  [Settings]  [Plain and wireless networks]  [More…]  [Cellular networks]  [Access points].

Next, click at the upper right-hand corner , what will enable to add an

APN point. A field filling-in possibility will appear. Please find below exemplary screens with the fields filled up for the APN operator, PLAY. For MMS:

Edit the access point

Not set

APN Type

Name

Not set

Password

Not set

Server

Not set

Proxy for MMS

Not set

User name

Not set

MMS Port

Not set

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For Internet:

After filling all of them in (not all of them must have the values given), click the icon in the upper right-hand corner of the screen and select the option [Write in], if you want to store APN in the device memory or [Reject], if you want to exit the edition without recording.

15. Localisation

There is a possibility to enable the applications to use the GPS data and satellites to determine the approximate localisation and a possibility to enable for a Google service to use the localisation data in order to improve, for instance, the searching results.

Prior attempting to make use of the localisation services, such as the map and the applications for navigation or the Internet services, ensure that the wireless connection to the Internet services and the GPS satellite function are active in [Application Menu] [Settings]  [Localisation].

Edit the access point

Name

User name

Not set

Password

Not set

Server

Not set

Proxy for MMS

Not set

Authentication type

Not set

APN Protocol

APN Protocol when in roaming

APN ON/OFF

APN ON

Media

Not specifited

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16. Updating the smartphone system software via OTA

The manufacturer makes, sometimes, available a system software update due to which the device gain the new capabilities, corrections, etc.

In the system, there is included the application [Software updating] . Due to it, you may verify in an update has appeared and, if so, it can be downloaded from Internet and installed in the device.

Note that updates may have the size counted in hundreds megabytes; therefore, we recommend to execute them at the connection via Wi-Fi. Updating via the GSM network may contribute to calculating the fees for the data taken from Interned, by the operator.

Remember that before updating, the battery charge level is higher than 30 per cent. If it were lower, the device should be connected to a mains charger for the updating time.

During the updating process, the device may restart itself several times. Do not remove the rechargeable battery from the device nor use its functions since it may result in that the device becomes inoperable.

17. Safety notes

17.1 Solving problems

In a case of any problems connected with the device, we recommend to make a spare copy of important data (contacts, SMS, photos, recorded films, music, etc.); then, restart the telephone or return to the factory setting of the device. If the problem persists still, read the following advices and comply with the suggestions specified below if you exercise problems with a specific operational section of the device.

 SD memory card – check it has been fitted correctly in the relevant

SD socket for SD cards. If this does not help, use another memory card of the adequate class and capacity.

 USB operation – check the wire, connecting another device via it.

Check the USB connection form in the telephone settings (the shortcut is available on the notification screen). If this does not help, then use another wire.

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 Internet / Wi-Fi – check if the telephone does not operate in the

airplane mode that disable use of any wireless network functions. Check the network broadcast coverage. Check if the function in the device is activated and the parameters are set correctly. Check for the correctness of the Wi-Fi network logging password.

 Bluetooth – check if the connection is activated and the Bluetooth

device visibility options you use are active. Ensure that both devices are within the reach of the Bluetooth connection and if there are no obstacles interfering with the Bluetooth operation are between them (a curiosity: some LCD displays absorb magnetic waves). Ensure that the devices have enough free memory space for the purpose of the file exchange. Ensure that both devices operate in the airplane mode (the Airplane mode blocks the operation of Bluetooth).

 Sounds – ensure that the telephone sound is not muted and check

the other telephone sound settings. Check if the plug terminating the wire is (or is not) connected correctly to the minijack 3,5 mm socket. Some minijack terminals differ from the other; this may also be a reason. Test another wire or use an adapter.

 Photos and screenshots – ensure that the camera lenses are not

shaded by something. Check if the devices has enough free memory space on the SD card or in the internal memory (depending on the medium wherein photos and screenshots are written). Check for SD memory card fitting correctness.

 In spite of that the rechargeable battery is being charged, its

charging level decreases unceasingly – switch OFF all the

options such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Localisation and, next, decrease the screen brightness (the options consume most energy of the device battery); then switch On the Airplane mode in the device. These simple steps accelerate battery charging. It is recommended that the device is charged with use of a charger and not via the USB port in the computer.

If the problem persists still, contact the device supplier.

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17.2 Memory card service

 Do not remove the memory card when the information is being

transferred into it or being used by the device. This may be a reason for a data loss or a card or device damage.

 Do not touch the memory card contacts with your fingers or metal

objects. In a case of a dirt, wipe the card with a dry and soft cloth.

17.3 Protection of personal data and important information

 It is recommended to make spare copies of important data regularly.

The manufacturer is not responsible for any information loss.

 Prior selling or giving the device, delete all data ([Application Menu]

 [Settings]  [Data copy and delete]  Factory settings]  [Reset the telephone]). In this way, you may secure against an

access to the personal information from unauthorised persons.

 When fetching applications, acquaint with the information displayed

on the screen. A special caution should be kept in the case of the applications that gain access to numerous functions or to a considerable amount of personal information.

 Check the accounts regularly, under the aspect of unauthorised or

suspected use. If any traces of improper use of the personal information are found, contact the service provider in order to delete or change the account data.

 In a case that the device is lost or stolen, immediately change the

passwords to the accounts (Google, mail, social networks, etc.).

 Try not to use applications originating in unknown sources. Block the

device with a pattern, password or a PIN code.

 Do not proliferate any material protected by the copyrights.  It is not permitted to proliferate the contents protected by copyrights

without obtaining a consent of the copyright owner. The manufacturer is not liable for any legal effects of illegal proliferation of materials protected by the copyright, by the User.

 Use anti-virus programs and regularly update the virus signature

bases within the programs.

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17.4 Notes on correct use of the rechargeable battery

 The battery in the device may be charged via the USB port of

a computer or a laptop. However, this is not a recommended form of charging the battery of the device in operation, due to the low charging current offered by such USB port – in spite of a connection to a power supply source, the rechargeable battery may discharge. If you want to charge the battery in this way, switch the device OFF.

 If the battery charge level is low, charge the battery up to use the

device furthermore. If you want to extend the battery life, let it discharge to the level below 20% of the full battery capacity level and, then, charge it fully.

 If you do not use a charger, disconnect it from the device.

Overloading may shorten the rechargeable battery life time.

 The battery charging temperature value is of an impact upon the

battery charging quality. Before the charging process is commenced, the rechargeable battery may be cooled down or its temperature may be increased so that it is close to the standard one in the room conditions. If the battery temperature value exceeds 40°C, then it must not be charged!

 Do not use a damaged rechargeable battery!  The battery life may be shortened if the battery is exposed to action

of a very low temperature or a very high one; this will result in disturbances in the device operation even if the battery has been charged again.

18. Device maintenance

To extend the device life, observe the following recommendations.

 Keep the device and its accessories away from the reach of children.  Avoid a contact of the device and any liquid; this could result in

a damage to the electronic components of the device.

 Avoid very high temperature levels since they may result in

a shortened life of the electronic components of the device, melt the plastic components and destroy the rechargeable battery.

 Do not attempt to disassemble the device. Unprofessional

interference in the device may result in a serious damage or destruction of it.

 For cleaning, use a dry cloth only. Never use any agent of a high

concentration of acids or bases.

 Use original accessories only; a violation of this rule may result in

invalidation of the guarantee.

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 The device package may be subject to recycling in accordance with

the local regulations.

19. Safety during listening music / connections

This telephone is capable of generating loud sounds that may result in a hearing impairing. When using the telephone or the loudspeakers, it is recommended to locate the device in a safe distance from your ear and not to hear sounds of a high intensity for a long time.

20. Surrounding safety

Switch the device OFF where its use is forbidden or where it may result in interference and hazard. The use of any and all devices making use of radio waves results in disturbances in operation of medical devices (e.g. pacemakers), if they are not adequately protected (in a case of any doubts, contact a physician or the medical equipment manufacturer) and is forbidden in such surrounding.

Note

Statement

The manufacturer is not responsible for any

consequences of the cases resulting from

improper use of the device or incompliance

with the above mentioned recommendations.

The software version may

be improved without a

prior notification.

21. Making use of the instructions

21.1. Consents

Without a prior consent in writing of the myPhone company, no part of the present operating instructions may be reproduced, proliferated, translated nor transferred in any form or with use of any electronic or mechanical means, including by creation of photocopies, registering or maintaining in any information storing and retrieval systems.

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21.2 Appearance

The device and the screenshots presented in the instructions may differ from the actual product. The accessories enclosed with the kit may look differently from those shown in the illustrations included in the present instructions.

21.3 Trademarks

 Android, Google, Google Play, Google Play logo and other brands

are the trademarks of Google Inc.

 Oracle and Java the registered trademarks of the Oracle company

and / or their subsidiaries.

 Wi-Fi® and the Wi-Fi logo are the proprietary trademarks of the

Wi-Fi Alliance association.

 Any and all other trademarks and copyrights belong to the relevant

owners.

22. Proper utilisation of waste equipment

The device is marked with the crossed out litter symbol, in conformity with the European Directive 2012/19/WE, concerning waste electrical and electronic equipment (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment – WEEE). The products marked with this

symbol, after expiry of their period of use, should not be utilised nor discharged with other waste from households. The User is obliged to liquidate waste electrical and electronic equipment, delivering it to a defined point where such hazardous waste undergoes the recycling process. Gathering this waste type in separated locations and the appropriate recovery process contribute to the natural resource protection. The proper recycling of the waste electrical and electronic equipment is of a beneficial impact upon the human health and surrounding. To obtain information concerning the place and way for a safe elimination of the waste electrical and electronic equipment, the User should contact the competent local authority body, the waste collection point and the sale point, the equipment has been bought in.

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23. Proper utilisation of waste rechargeable batteries

In conformity with the EU Directive 2006/66/EC, concerning rechargeable battery utilisation, the product is marked with the crossed out litter basket. The symbol means that the batteries

or rechargeable batteries should not be discharged together with standard household waste but treated in accordance with the Directive and the local regulations. Do not discharge rechargeable batteries together with communal waste.

The rechargeable battery(-ies) Users must make use of the available reception network for the components, that enables their return, recycling and utilisation. On the area of EU, the collection and recycling of the rechargeable battery(-ies) is subject to separate procedures. To learn more of the rechargeable battery(-ies) recycling procedures, existing in the surroundings, contact the municipality, an institutions for the waste management or a waste dump.

24. SAR coefficient

The SAR coefficient is a value indicating the amount of radiation emitted by a telephone. The table below shows the maximum SAR coefficient values for the myPhone Prime telephone.

GSM 900

GSM 1800

UMTS BAND I

UMTS BAND VIII

HEAD

0,164

0,090

0,102

0,208

BODY

0,440

0,790

0,741

0,399

25. EU Directive conformity declaration

The myPhone Sp. z o.o. LLC declares herewith that this product is in conformity with the basic requirements and the other resolutions of the European Directive 1995/5/EC.

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