NGM Elvis User Manual

Ver.1.0.20101125

Elvis

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Contents

1. For your Safety ............................... 5

2. Mobile Phone Profile ..................... 8

3. Preparation before Use ................ 10

Install SIM Card ................................................ 10

Install Memory card ......................................... 12

Install Battery .................................................. 13

Charge Battery ................................................. 14

Notices on using the battery ............................ 15

PIN code ........................................................... 16

4. General Instructions ..................... 18

Dial key ............................................................ 18

Switch-on/off key /End key .............................. 18

Standard keypad .............................................. 18

AM/FM function key ........................................ 19

Keypad lock ...................................................... 20

Icons in Standby State ...................................... 20

Language and Input Mode ............................... 21

Services ............................................................ 21

Callers’ group ................................................... 22

5. Basic operation ............................ 22

Switch on ......................................................... 22

Switch off ......................................................... 23

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Dial a Call ......................................................... 23

Adjust Receiver Volume ................................... 24

Answer a Call ................................................... 24

Send DTMF Signal ............................................ 25

Dial Hold .......................................................... 25

Fast Read SMS ................................................. 26

Missed Calls ..................................................... 26

Connect to Voice mail ...................................... 26

6. Use of Menu Functions ................ 27

Phonebook ....................................................... 27

Messaging ....................................................... 30

Call History ....................................................... 43

Fun & Games ................................................... 46

Audio player ..................................................... 47

Multimedia ...................................................... 49

Services ............................................................ 60

Organizer ......................................................... 63

Settings ............................................................ 69

7. Coffer Function ............................ 83

8. Editor Operation .......................... 87

Basic letter input .............................................. 87

Number input ................................................... 87

Symbol input .................................................... 87

9. Use of USB ................................... 88

10. Maintenance & Safety ................ 88

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After sales service ............................................ 88

Charger and Adapter Safety ............................. 89

Battery Information and Care .......................... 89

General Notice ................................................. 89

Troubleshooting ............................................... 91

10. Abbreviations ............................. 94

11. Certifications .............................. 95

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1. For your Safety

For your safety and proper use of the
mobile phone, please read the following
guidelines carefully: Do not switch the mobile
phone on when close to chemical factory, gas
station or other explosive objects.

 During driving, please use headset for safety

purpose; unless otherwise in emergency,
always stop the car on roadside to have a call
conversation.

 Because the use of the mobile phone can

cause interference in the aircraft, never use
the mobile phone in aircraft. The use of the
mobile phone is dangerous and illegal; do
switch off the mobile phone before boarding.

 Pay special attention to the use of the mobile

phone near heart pacemaker, deaf-aid and
some other medical equipments, because
the mobile phone can cause interference
with them.

 None-original factory’s accessories and parts

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will lose guarantee.

 Do not dismantle the mobile phone without

permission. In case of failure, please contact
the supplier as soon as possible.

 Do not plug the charger into the mobile

phone and charge without battery. Always
power off the mobile phone when taking out
the battery; otherwise the memory of the
phone may be damaged.

 When charging the mobile phone, always

keep it in the place with good ventilation,
heat sink and away from flammable and
explosive objects.

 In order to avoid demagnetization, always

keep the mobile phone away from magnetic
objects such as CD, credit card etc.

 Ensure the mobile phone not to contact any

liquid; once such case occurs, remove the
battery and contact the supplier
immediately.

 Do not use the mobile phone in the

environment at too high or too low
temperature, never expose the mobile
phone under strong sunshine or too wet
environment. The suitable temperature for

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the phone and accessories is 0℃-40℃. The
height to use the phone shall be less than
2,000m.

 Do not use liquid or wet cloth with strong

cleanser to clean the mobile phone.

 This mobile phone has shooting, videoing

and audio recording functions, which shall be
used as per the related laws and regulations.

 Always keep the mobile phone out of

children’s reach. Do not throw or vibrate the

mobile phone because violent treatment to
the mobile phone may damage the inner
circuits and precise structures.

 Please do not discard the waste battery into

general household garbage. Please deal with
the waste battery according to provisions

where they are definitely made.
Warning: We will not be bear any responsibility
for any incompliance with the above guidelines
or improper use of the mobile phone. Our
company keeps the right to make modifications
to any of the content here in this user guide
without public announcement in advance. The
content of this manual may vary from the actual
content displayed in the mobile phone. In such

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case, the latter shall govern.

2. Mobile Phone Profile

The mobile phone single screen ， one

vibration motor, one charger/ data common
transmission port.

(Below is the front of the mobile phone).

1

2

3

5
6
7

8

9
10
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1.

Speaker

8.

Keypads

2.

LCD 9.

Next music

3.

Play key

10.

Retreat key

4.

Previous music

11.

End key

5.

SEND 1 (SIM-1)

12.

Speaker

6.

Main menu key

13

Camera

7.

SEND 2 (SIM-2)

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3. Preparation before Use

Install SIM Card

When registering mobile phone number,
you can apply for two different phone numbers,
two different mobile phone network service
providers and thus obtain two SIM (Subscriber
Identification Module) cards.

With these two SIM cards, you can use all
functions of your mobile phone. The SIM cards
save the parameters needed for communications
and personal data, including PIN (Personal
Identification Number) code, phonebook, short
message and other extra system services.
Warning: Do not distort or scratch the SIM card
nor let it contact static, dust or moisture. If it is
lost, please contact immediately your network
operator for help.

Before SIM card installation, please switch off
the mobile phone. The SIM card is installed on
the back of the mobile phone.

Follow the following diagram to install the
SIM card. Please insert the host SIM card into the

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SIM1 slot and the slave SIM card into the SIM2
slot.

Note: If SIM card is inserted only into the
SIM1 slot, then only the host works; likely, If SIM
card is inserted only into the SIM2 slot, then only
the slave works. When two SIM cards are
inserted into the SIM1 slot and SIM2 slot
respectively, you can choose work mode freely as
you wish.
Note: As the SIM card is small object, keep it out
of children’s touch or prevent children gulping it!

SIM 1

SIM 2

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Install Memory card

As the mobile phone does not have enough
storage space, to use some functions, you need
to install a memory card (This mobile phone use
T-FLASH card.)

Install T-FLASH card: Open the back cover to
take out the battery, release the T-Flash card lock,
insert the T-Flash card into its slot, and restore
the lock and the battery before restarting the
mobile phone.

Note: As the T-FLASH card is small object, keep it

T-flash

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out of children’s touch or prevent children

gulping it!

Install Battery

The mobile phone is suitable for original
battery and accessories. When the battery is idle,
it is recommended to put it into the protection
box.

Follow the following diagram to install the
battery.
Note: Do install the battery as per the diagram so
as prevent the battery contact patch being
damaged.

Battery

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Earphone

Charge Battery

The new battery cannot reach the optimal
efficiency unless it has undergone several
continuous complete charges and discharges.

When the battery is used up, charge it in
time. Over-discharge can damage the battery.

After the battery is charged full, cut off the
connection of charger with the AC power supply
and the connection with the mobile phone.

Follow the following diagram to connect the
charger.

During charging, the battery capacity icon
on the screen flickers from the right to the left.
After the battery is charged full, the icon is full of
bars. Slight heat during charging is normal.
Warning: When a travel charger and its
accessories are used to charge the battery, please
firstly check if they are original or recognized by
the original manufacturer. The use of other
accessories may damage your mobile phone and
cause risks! Always use them indoor and dry

Charger Port /USB

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places.

Notices on using the battery

The performance of the battery is affected
by many factors, including radio barrier network
settings, signal strength, signal strength, work
temperature, chosen and used functions or
settings as well as phone accessories, tone, data
or other applications.

For optimal performances, please follow the
rules below:

 New battery or the battery having been idle

for long need charging for long. The standard
voltage scope for the battery is 3.6V-4.2V.

 During charging, keep the battery at room

temperature or similar temperature.

 With time passing by, the battery will

gradually be worn and thus need longer time
to charge. This is normal. However, after
normal charging, if call duration decreases
but charging time increases, you need to buy
another battery from the original
manufacturer or authorized by the original
manufacturer. The battery of interior quality
can damage your mobile phone and cause

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danger!

 If the phone is overused at low battery when

charging, there might need a longer time for
the charge indicator to be shown on the

screen.
Note: Please dispose the battery according to the
local regulations. Try to recycle the battery as
possible. Do not treat the waste battery as
common waste.
Warning: Do not throw the battery into fire so as
to prevent fire. The broken battery may cause
explosion.

Warning

Charging the mobile phone by
improper means can cause to explosion.
Always refer to the related regulations for
the disposal of the battery.

PIN code

PIN1 Code: It is the personal identification

number used to enter SIM and able to prevent
others using SIM1 without permission. If the
mobile phone has activated the PIN1 code
protection, when the mobile phone is switched

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on, the screen will display “Input PIN”. In the

process of inputting PIN1 code, the screen will

use “*” to represent the input content. While

obtaining SIM, you can obtain its PIN1 code.

PIN2 Code: It is the personal identification

number used for some special functions such as
paid call etc.
PUK Code and PUK2 Code(8-digit)

To change the locked PIN code, you need to
use PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code. To
change the locked PIN2 code, you need to use
PUK2 code. If these two codes are not provided
together with the SIM cards, ask the local service
provider for them.
Warning: If the PIN code is input wrongly for
successively three times, the SIM card will be
locked. Please contact the network operator
immediately for help. Attempt to unlock the code
may make the SIM card ineffective forever!

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4. General Instructions

Dial key

It is used to dial a call (with phone number
entered or in phonebook state) or receive an
incoming call. In standby state, press this key to
display the latest call register (SIM1 and SIM2
support respectively 20 call entries, including
received calls, missed calls and dialed calls). In
dual-SIM standby mode, press this key to have an
option menu on which you can choose to operate
via SIM1 or via SIM2.

Switch-on/off key /End key

In call state, it is used to interrupt a call; in
call conversation state, it is used to end a call or
exit from the current menu and back to the
standby state. Hold this key for 4~5s to switch
on/off the mobile phone.

Standard keypad

On the keypad, you can see 0-9（A-Z keys）
number keys, * key and # key, totally 12 keys.

Press these keys to input phone number,

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password, English letters, and symbols or choose
menus.

In different states or different functional
menus, “+” key and “Speaker“ key have different
functions:

 Press “SPEAKER” key long to start or exit

from the silence mode.

 In music player state, “up” and “down” are

used to adjust volume.

AM/FM function key

 OK key: In radio state, press the key to stop
 In search state, press the left/right key to

search channels forward and backward,
press the OK key until you find an effective
channel. For FM, you can have a tuning of

0.1MHz downward or backward.

 1-9 number keys: If they are pressed shortly,

you can switch to the corresponding
channels saved in the channel list; if they are
pressed long, you can save the current
frequency to the corresponding channel.

 Up/ Down keys: Adjust volume.

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Keypad lock

When in standby interface, if the mobile
phone is idle for certain time, it will be locked
automatically. Press the “Send 1” key and
“Retreat”to release. After the mobile phone is
locked, the keypad cannot be activated easily; in
case of incoming call, likewise, press the answer
key to receive it; after that, the keypad will be
locked automatically.

Icons in Standby State

Indicates signal

strength

Indicate the

battery level

Alarm clock is

active

Keypad is locked

There is new

message(s)

Host line 1

There is missed

call(s)

Host line 2

In normal mode

Slave line 1

Vibrate then ring

Slave line 2

Ring

MMS

Vibrate

Inbox PUSH

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Ring and vibrate

GPRS
Call divert

Language and Input Mode

The mobile phone has defaulted abc input
mode. For different areas, there are different
languages and corresponding input modes.

Call hint

The mobile phone is inbuilt with vibration
motor and buzzer and provides several incoming
call modes:

Ring
Vibration
Ring and vibration
Ring after vibration

Services

Services are provided with SIM kit. The
mobile phone support service function. The
detailed menu items depend on SIM card and the
network. When the network provides such
function and your SIM card supports such
function, the service menu will automatically be
posted in the services of the mobile phone.

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Callers’ group

The callers’ group in the mobile phone
includes friends, family, VIP, colleagues and
others etc. You can set different call tone and
photo for different callers’ group.

5. Basic operation

Switch on

Press the switch-on/off key to start the
mobile phone, then the screen will display
switch-on image. Then you can enter Settings
menu to set phone modes, including SIM1 &
SIM2 On, Only SIM1 On, Only SIM2 On and Flight.
The defaulted one is Only SIM1 On.

After insert SIM card, the mobile phone will
automatically check the SIM card availability, and
then it will be shown information as following on
the display by sequence:

1. “Input phone password”——If you have set
the password.

2. “Input PIN” —— If you set SIM card
password.

3. “No service”—Indicates fail to make register
and cannot make any calls.

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4. “Emergency calls only”—indicates has
registered to other network and only can
make call to 112.

5. “Searching”—the mobile phone is searching
network until find appropriate network;

6. “Operator name”—Indicates network
successfully registered.

Note: If you do not know PIN code, please
contact the network service provider.

The defaulted phone password is “1122”.

Switch off

To switch off the mobile phone, press the
end key. When the screen displays switch-off
cartoon, the host and the slave will be off at the
same time. Do not take out the battery to switch
off the mobile phone. If so, the SIM card can be
damaged easily and some data will be lost.

Dial a Call

 With the number keypad, you can enter

phone numbers (if wrong characters are
input, press the clear key to delete them).
Press the dial key to dial the phone number.
In SIM1 and SIM2 On state, you can choose
to dial a call via SIM1 or SIM2. To end a call,

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press the end key; or to cancel a dial, press
the Cancel key or the switch-on/off key. After
the call is connected, you can see the call
timer on the screen.

 Dial a call via phonebook: Enter the

phonebook and search the desired
name/phone number, and then press dial
key to dial call.

 Redial latest dialed number: In standby state,

press dial key to view the list of the latest
dialed 20 phone number or names. Roll to
the desired phone number or name and
press dial key to dial call.

Adjust Receiver Volume

In call conversation, press the “Previous
music”and “Next music” keys to adjust the
volume of the receiver.

Answer a Call

When there is a call, as per the settings of
the mobile phone, you will be alerted with ring,
vibration, vibration and ring as well as ring after
vibration.

To receive a call, press Dial/Call Key.

To refuse a call, press Switch-on/off key or

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the end key directly.

If the CLI (Call Line Identity) is opened, the
phone number of the caller will occur on the
screen. If this number has been saved in the
phonebook, the name corresponding to this
number will be displayed on the screen.

Send DTMF Signal

When this function is set, in call
conversation, press the desired number key and *
key and # key to send DTMF signals to the other
party. If such function is inactive, then extension
call will become impossible.

Dial Hold

If you have applied for dial hold, in the call

conversation process, press “Options” to have the

following function menus:

 Pause: Pause the current call but with the

line keeping connected.

 End: End the current call conversation.
 New Call: Enter the dial interface, dial

another call.

 Phonebook: Enter the directory of the

phonebook.

 SMS: Enter the directory of theSMS.
 Record: While having call conversation, you

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can record the call.

 Activate/Inactivate Hand free: You can

activate/inactivate the speaker.

 DTMF: You can set whether to send DTMF

signals.
Note: Some menu items need the support of the
local network or can occur in special cases, such
as Conference and New Call. Consult the local
network operator for details.

Fast Read SMS

When the user receives unread SMS, the
screen will display an icon of unread SMS. Press
Read to enter and read the SMS. The SIM card 1

unread SMS icon is marked with “1” and SIM card
2 unread SMS icon is marked with “2”.

Missed Calls

When there is a missed call incoming, the
screen will display a missed call icon. And press
Read to enter and read missed calls.

Connect to Voice mail

The mobile phone allows connecting the
incoming call into the voice mail and then you
can receive a notice about voice message. (The
voice mail number must be preset).

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6. Use of Menu Functions

Phonebook

The mobile phone is provided with the
business card folder type phonebook. The
information of every contact saved on the mobile
phone include three phone numbers (mobile
phone, home phone and company phone),
company name, e-mail, fax, birthday, big-head

sticker, tone, callers’ group (five types: family,

friends, VIPs, colleagues and others). Every
contact saved into SIM1 and SIM2 can only
include name and number. You can browse the
details of the contract.

View

You can view contact details and modify them

as often as necessary.

Send SMS

You can send text messages to the selected

contact.

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Send MMS

You can send multimedia messages to the

selected contact.

Call

You can call the selected contact.

Edit

You can edit the details of the selected

contact.

Delete

You can delete the selected contact from the

list.

Copy

You can copy the selected contact from the
phone to one SIM card (or vice versa), or from
one SIM card to another SIM card.

Move

You can move the selected contact from the
phone to one SIM card (or vice versa), or from
one SIM card to another SIM card.

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Send contact

You can send vCard of the selected contact
via SMS, via MMS, via Email or via Bluetooth.

Mark several

You can select more contacts at the same
time and perform the necessary operations.

Caller groups

You can set call tone, photo and members

for five callers’ groups. Callers’ group member

can only come from the number saved on phone.

Phonebook Settings

 Reminder time: you can set the time when

you want to be reminded about birthdays
and many other recurrences.

 Name filter: you can choose the phonebook

to be displayed (SIM1, SIM2, phone and all
the possibile combinations).

 Speed dial: you can activate or deactivate

this function, allowing to assign a phone
number to each numerical key (2-9) and
make a speed dial.

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 My vCard: You can edit and send my business

card.

 Vcard version: including vcard 2.1 and vcard

3.0

 Extra numbers: you can save here (in SIM1 or

SIM2 separately) some extra numbers like
yours, network services, SOS.

 Memory Status: you can view the current use

status of the phonebook, including SIM1,
SIM2 and phone memory. The display format
is “Used/Total”.

 Copy contacts: you can copy the contacts

from the phone to SIM1 or SIM2, or vice
versa.

 Move contacts: you can move the contacts

from the phone to SIM1 or SIM2, or vice
versa.

 Delete all contacts: you can delete all the

contacts from SIM1, SIM2 or the phone.

Messaging

SMS

SMS is a kind of network service that cannot

be used to send and receive short messages until

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you apply to the network operator

Both SIM cards of the mobile phone can
send and receive SMS. The SMS is sent to the
SMS center of the network and then sent by the
network to the target user (GSM user). If the user
does not switch on the mobile phone or the
mobile phone cannot receive the SMS (the
memory is full), the network will save the SMS
temporarily. The duration of storage depends on
sender’s settings and network service provider.

With this function, the mobile phone can
send and receive chain text messages, which may
affect the message fees. For more information,
please consult the service provider.

When the SMS capacity is full, there will be
an SMS icon flickering on the standby interface.
The full capacity can affect SMS reception. Delete
some SMS to solve the problem.

If the other party has received SMS, you will
hear the alert sound from the mobile phone (if
such alert function is set as ON)
Note: When sending SMS via the SMS network,

the mobile phone may display “Message sent”. It

indicates that the SMS has been sent to the SMS
center inbox set in the mobile phone but does

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not mean the receiver has received the SMS. For
more information, please consult the service
provider.

Write Message

You can write message in this menu.

Every SMS can contain 160 word length

English characters. To write SMS, press “#” key to
switch input modes, “*” key to select Symbol;
press “Clear” key to clear one character before

the cursor, long press “Clear” key to delete all
characters; press the end key to back to the
standby interface, press the upper and down
direction key to choose characters.

The mobile phone can send the chain SMS
more than 160 characters (limit for common text
messages). If the SMS contains more than 160
characters, then the SMS will be split into 2pcs or
more. You can insert Picture, My picture,
Predefined animation, My animation, Melody, My
melody, Predefined sound into SMS. However,
the SMS will not be received and displayed unless
the network and the receiving mobile phone
support.

You can enter the phone number or choose

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a number from the phonebook to send the SMS.
In dual-SIM standby mode, you can choose to
send the SMS via SIM1or SIM2.

Inbox

You can see the SMS in the SIM1/SIM2 inbox.

 View: you can view the received SMS.
 Reply: you can reply to the received SMS.
 Call sender: you can dial the number of the

sender.

 Forward: you can directly forward this SMS

to others.

 Delete: delete the current SMS.
 Delete all: you can delete all SMS in inbox.
 Mark as read: you can mark the SMS as

“read” or “not yet read”.

 Advanced: you have the options: Copy to

phone, Move to phone, Copy all and Move
all (from SIM card and from phone).

Junkbox

The unwanted messages will be saved here.

Drafts

You can save here your message as a draft — to
be continued later. You can have such operations

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as View, Send, Edit, Delete and use the advanced
options on the messages.

Outbox

While sending SMS, if choosing “Save and
send”, you can save the SMS into the Outbox. You

can directly save the edited SMS into the Outbox,

in such case; the Outbox will display “No
number”, i.e. no target number. If you fail to send

the SMS, it will be saved in the Outbox. Also, you
can have such operations as View, Resend (from
SIM1 or SIM2), Edit, Delete, Delete all, Advanced.

Templates

With it, you can pre-edit some common
phrases, which is convenient for quick SMS
editing.

SMS settings

You can set some parameters of the SIM1

SMS or SIM2 SMS in the menu.

 Profile settings: To send SMS, you must

input the SMS center number.
Note: The SMS center number is provided by the
network operator.

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 Voicemail server: To set name and

number of the voicemail server.

 Common settings

 Delivery report: The network will

inform you whether the other party
has received the SMS and what the
time is.

 Reply path: You can send the reply

path to the network terminal. This
function needs the support from the
SMS center.

 Memory status: You can view the

capacity of the SIM card or the phone

for SMS by number.

 Preferred storage: You can set the

storage position (SIM or phone) for SMS.
Message Firewall: from here you can set the
message firewall (Black List e White List) and
activate the Garbage Message hint.

MMS

MMS can contain words, sound and photos.
If the MMS is out of the limit, the mobile phone
will be unable to receive the MMS. If the SMS
contains photos, the mobile phone will adjust
photos so as to display them on the screen

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completely.

The display effect of MMS depends on
reception devices.
Note: You cannot use photo messages unless the
network operator or service provider supports to
do so. You cannot receive and display MMS
unless the mobile phone has the compatible
MMS or e-mail function.

Write message

To

 Add Number-- Input the number of

the receiver.

 Add E-mail-- Input the e-mail of the

receiver.

Cc

 Add Number-- Input the number of

the receiver.

 Add E-mail-- Input the e-mail of the

receiver.

Bcc

 Add Number-- Input the number of

the receiver.

 Add E-mail-- Input the e-mail of the

receiver.

Subject: You can edit the subject of the

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MMS.

Edit content

Press Edit key to have the following options:

 Add text: You can write you want to

say.

 Add picture: You can insert you

desired picture.

 Add audio: You can insert your

desired audio.

 Add video: You can insert your

desired video.

 Add attachment: You can insert you

desired attachment.

 Add slide before: You can add a slide

before the current page.

 Add slide after: You can add a slide

after the current page.

 Add bookmark text: You can insert a

bookmark from your personal list.

 Preview: You can preview the

editing effect of the current MMS.

 Slide timing: You can set the play

time of every slide.

After editing, you can press “Done” key to

finish the MMS, in this option you can send the

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MSM as following methods: send only, save and
send, save to drafts or save as template, you can
also set functions including: Validity period,
Delivery report, Read report, Priority.

Inbox

You can see the MMS in the inbox and have

the following operations:
 View: You can view the MMS and save

photos, audio and annex.

 Reply: Reply the sender with MMS Reply by

SMS: Reply the sender with SMS.

 Reply all: If the MMS you received has been

sent to many receivers by the sender, with
such function, you can send a reply MMS to
the same receivers.

 Forward: You can directly forward this MMS

to others.

 Delete: Delete the current MMS.
 Delete all: You can delete all MMS in inbox.
 Save as template: You can save the MMS as

template.

 Properties: View the detailed information of

the current message.

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the MMS and save it or dial a call. You can
also use the URL in the MMS.

Outbox

You can view the MMS send and saved in the
Outbox and failed and have such operations as
View, Send, Delete and Delete all, Save as
template, Properties and Use details.

Drafts

You can save the edited MMS into the drafts,
and also you can have such operations as View,
Send, Edit, Delete and Delete all, Save as
template, Properties and Use details on the MMS
in the drafts.

Templates

There are 5pcs preset MMS in the mobile
phone and you can have such operations as View,
Write message and Properties from Template.
There will be the templates which the user can
personally define.

Message settings: You can set some parameters

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of the MMS in the menu.

Compose:

 Creation mode-- "Free" and

“Restricted ".

 Picture resizing-- You can reduce the

size of the inserted photo, including:
160x120,320x240 and Off.

 Best page time-- You can set On or

Off to activate such function.

 Auto Signature-- You can set On or

Off to activate such function.

 Signature-- You can edit the content

of the automatic signature.

Send:

 Validity period -- You can set the

time to save in the MMS service
center and send, including
Maximum, 1 hour, 6 hours, 12
hours, 1 day, 1 week.

 Delivery report -- You can select On

or Off to activate such function.

 Read report -- You can select On or

Off to activate such function.

 Priority -- Including Medium, High,

Low.

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 Slide timing -- You can set the

interval of the receiver to see the
MMS, defaulted as 5 seconds.

 Delivery time -- Immediate, 1 hour

later, 12 hours later and 24 hours
later.

Retrieve:

 Home network—Immediate and

Rejected, Delayed.

 Roaming -- The same as to the main

network, including and As home,
Delayed and Rejected,.

 Read report—On request, Send,

Never send

 Delivery report—You can set On or

Off to activate such function.

Filter:

 Anonymous -- Allow and Reject.
 Advertisement-- Allow and Reject.

Memory Status:

You can see the utilization rate of the
mobile phone, including the used space and the
usable space. The sub menu should show SMS
capacity in Numbers.

Server profile:

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In dual-SIM mode, you can separately set
SIM1 and SIM2. After choosing Settings, you can
have the following settings:

 Activate account.
 View account: You will view the

Account name, MMSC address, Data
account, Connection type, User
name and Password of the account.

Email

Before sending or receiving emails, you need

to create and activate an email account.

Before use, you need to set the e-mail in the
“E-mail accounts” menu. Via this menu, you can
receive and send e-mail.
 Send and receive: You can send/receive

the e-mail from the specified mailbox.

 Write Email: You can edit e-mails.
 Inbox: You can see the received e-mails.
 Outbox: You can see the sent e-mails.
 Sent: You can send e-mails.
 Drafts: You can see the drafts in the

specified mailbox.

 Clear mailbox: You can clear the e-mails in

the specified mailbox, including inbox,
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clear all e-mails.

 Delete Marked emails: You can change the

status of all e-mails to deleting status,

 Email accounts: You can set up you new

account.

 Templates: you can pre-edit some common

phrases, which is convenient for quick
editing.

Call History

Call center includes Call history and Call
Settings. In dual-SIM mode, you can separately
search the call register of SIM1 and SIM2 and set
separately some operations corresponding to
SIM1 and SIM2. In mono-SIM standby mode, you
can set the available SIM card and see its call
register.

Call history includes missed calls, dialed calls
and received calls, delete call log, call time, call
cost, SMS counter, GPRS counter etc.

In missed calls, received calls and dialed calls
function list, you can see the date and time of the
call, edit or delete the phone number in the list,
save the number to phonebook or send SMS and
MMS to the number, etc.

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Note: SIM1 and SIM2 contains respectively
20 entries. Choose any entry from missed calls,
received calls and dialed calls; press the Send key
to dial the number directly.

Call timers

 Last Call: With this function, you can view

the last call time.

 Dialed calls: With function, you can view the

duration of all dialed calls.

 Received calls: With the function, you can

view the duration of all received calls.

 Reset all: With this function, you can clear all

duration records of calls.
Note: The actual call duration and service time in
the bill of the service provider may be different
from them, which depends on the network
functions, accounting rounding and tax etc.

Call Cost

This needs the support of the network service
provider.

 Last Call Cost: With this function, you can

view the fees of the last call.

 Total Cost: With this function, you can view

the fees of all calls.

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 Reset Cost: With this function, you can clear

all fee records.

 Max Cost: With this function, you can limit

call fees in the specified pricing unit or

currency unit. PIN2 code must be input to set

call cost.

 Price Per Unit: This function needs network

support. For more details, please consult the

network operator.

SIM text message Counter

With this function, you can see and preset
the number of sent messages and received
messages.

GPRS Counter

 Last Sent: You can view the sending traffic of

last link.

 Last Received: You can view the reception

traffic of last link.

 All Sent: You can view the sending traffic of

all links.

 All Received: You can view the reception

traffic of all links.

 Reset Counter: You can clear all link traffic.

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Fun & Games

Java

This phone is equipped with the Java platform,
so that you can install and run Java applications
on the phone. To access the feature, choose
Menu >Fun and Games > Java, and a list of
applications which have been installed will be
displayed. To run an application, simply select the
application and click OK.
You should set the parameters required to run
the application as most of Java application will
access the network. As such, you need to set the
parameters correctly based on the SIM card you
are using. To set the parameters, you are kindly
go to Menu > Services > Data account > GPRS.
Please consult to the operator to have the correct
setting.

Java settings

 Java audio: you can select 1~7 and off.
 Java backlight: you can select to on/off.
 Java vibration: you can select to on/off.
 Select SIM: you can select to SIM1 or SIM2

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 Java SIM1 and SIM2 profile: you can select

the profiles you want.

 Heap size: default size is 3145728 bytes

Java default security

It contains Third party, Untrusted domain,

Restore default settings and Domain options.

Games

This mobile phone provides the inbuilt
games. Please refer to the operation instructions
attached to the games.

Game settings

 BGM: select to on/off the background

audio.

 Sound effect: select to on/off the sound

effect.

 Vibration: select to on/off the vibration
 Volume: turn up/down the volume

Audio player

If the operation system is Windows 2000
above, no driver needs installing. To download
music, you must insert the T-Flash card into the
mobile phone, switch off the mobile phone,

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connect the mobile phone and PC with USB cable,
then the PC will detect the new hardware and
create a new mobile HD. Download the chosen
MP3 file to under "My Music" of the mobile disk
rather than in such folders as Audio, Images and
Photos; otherwise, the file cannot be played.
(Only the music in MP3, AMR and MIDI are
supportable).
Description of audio player options:

Options

Description

Playlist

It shows the Most played songs, the

Recently played songs, the Recently added

songs and the personal playlists.

Track

Search for music by typing the name of the

song.

Artists

Search for music by typing the name of the

artist.

Album

Search for music by typing the name of the

album containing the song.

Genre

Search for music by typing the name of the

genre.

Refresh list

Enter the track list and update it (e.g. the

deleted music in the file management will

not disappear until update is conducted).

Settings

Player settings (Playlist path, Repeat,

Shuffle, Background play), Display settings

(Lyrics on or off), Equalizer and Bluetooth

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settings.

Download

Download the music from a Website.

Multimedia

Camera

With this function, you can use the inbuilt
camera to take photos. The lens of the camera is
located on the back of the slide and the screen is
used as the viewing window. All photos taken are
in JPG form. After downloading the photos onto
PC, you need some software to view them.
If the storage space of the mobile phone is
insufficient to store the taken photos, it is
necessary to delete some old photos or other

files in “File Management” function list to release

more space.

Description of Mobile Phone Options:

Options

Description

Photos

To view the saved photos.

Camera Settings

Shutter Sound: Sound 1, Sound 2, Sound 3 and

Off.

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EV: range from EV-2 to EV+2.

Contrast: High, Medium, Low.

Banding: 50Hz (default), 60Hz.

Delay Time: 5 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec or Off.

Continuous Shot: 1 Shot, 3 Shots, 5 Shots or
Off.

Image Settings

Size: 240x320, 480x680, 600x800, 1200x1600,
1536x2048.

Image quality: High, Normal, Low.

White Balance

Auto, Daylight, Tungsten, Fluorescence, Cloud,
Incandescence.

Scene Mode

Auto, Night.

Effect Settings

Normal, Grayscale, Sepia, Sepia green, Sepia
blue, Color invert.

Storage

Phone or Memory Card.

Restore
Default

You can restore the recorder to factory
settings.

Image viewer

All photos taken are saved in the album.

Options

Description

View

You can view the selected photos.

Slide show

You can browser pictures as Slide show.

Edit

You can edit the pictures as the phone

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guides.

Browse Style

There are two browse styles, i.e. list and
matrix.

Send

As multimedia message; as email; via
Bluetooth.

Use as

You can send photo to wallpaper, screen
saver, power on display, power off display,
call picture.

Rename

You can rename the selected photo.

Delete

You can delete the selected photo.

Delete All files

You can delete all photos in the album.

Sort by

For convenience of search, you can rank
them as per name, type, time and size or
choose “None”.

Storage

You can choose photos storage path (to
phone or memory card).

Video recorder

Press the OK key to start video recording.

The duration of recording depends on the time
limit set and file management capacity. Entering
the options, you can have the following settings:

Options

Description

Camcorder
settings

You can set EV, Night Mode and
Anti-flicker for your recorder so as to have
high-quality videos.

Video settings

You can set Video quality, Size and Time
limits, enable or mute sound and select
the encoding format.

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White Balance

Auto, Daylight, Tungsten, Fluorescent,
Cloud, Incandescence.

Effect Setting

6 options available (see Camera).

Storage

You can choose photos storage path (to
phone or memory card).

Restore Default

You can restore the recorder to factory
settings.

Video player

It supports the videos in AVI and 3GP format.
In such mode, you can have the following
operations:

Options of the player

Options

Description

Play

It supports the videos in AVI and 3GP; it will
not be limited by file size. Click the play
interface to play.

Send

As multimedia message; as email; via
Bluetooth.

Rename

You can rename the specified video.
Delete

You can delete the specified videos.

Delete all files

You can delete all files.

Sort by

For convenience of search, you can rank them
as per name, type, time and size or choose
“None”.

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Storage

You can choose video storage path (to phone
or memory card).

Photo editor

Photo Artist is a simple image and photo editor
with some basic editing features like resizing and
cropping. Please refer to the instructions inside
the phone.

AB repeater

With this function, you can make the files
from the phone or the T-card to repeat as the
phone guides.

Start the music files, press the number keys
from 1—0, then it begins the record, press the
corresponding keys again, then the record ends.
Press the “#” retreat to the repeater mode. After
selecting the number, the repeat begins.

Sound recorder

After choosing “Sound Recorder” and press
“OK” to enter, you can the previous record files.
Press “Options” to have the following operations:

 New record: You can record new files.

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 Play: You can play the selected file.
 Append: You can have annex record for the

files of the superior level (only for the record
files in AMR).

 Rename: You can rename the chosen file.
 Delete: You can delete the chosen file.
 Delete All files: You can delete all files.
 Use as: You can used as user profiles.
 Send: You send the record file to Bluetooth,

email and multimedia message.

 Settings: You can set the storage position for

recorded files, including phone and memory
card. Also you can set the recording format
of the file (including AMR, AWB and WAV)
and its quality.

FM radio

Your mobile phone supports FM radio. To
use the mobile phone to listen to radio, insert the
headset connection cable into the headset port
on the mobile phone. The headset connection
cable functions as the antenna of the FM radio,
so it should hang freely. While listening to radio,
you can dial or receive a call normally. During call
conversation, the radio will turn mute
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GPRS or CSD to send or receive data, they may
interfere with the radio.

When the FM radio is activated, the mobile
phone will display the number and name (if
having been saved) and frequency of the radio
channel. If you have saved some radio channels
(at most 9 channels) in the mobile phone, you
can roll to choose the desired channel or press
any of number keys 1-9 to choose the
corresponding channel.
Option menu

 Channel list: You can edit and save 9

channels.

 Manual input: You can edit the specified

radio frequency band. The frequency of the
radio is between 87.5mHz and 108.0mHz.

 Auto Search: You can have automatic search

and save the searched channels into the File
list.

 Settings: You can set background play, loud

speaker, recording format, audio quality and
record storage.

 Record: You can record new files.
 Append: You can have annex record for the

files of the superior level (only for the record
files in AMR).

 File list: the record files

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Schedule FM record

You can schedule to record certain FM Radio
broadcasting at any time, so that you will not
miss the program.

Slide Show

You can browser pictures as Slide show. Select
the files or pictures to browse.

File manager

You can manage photos, MP3 and folders.

[Phone]-- The storage body is phone.
[Memory Card] -- The storage body is memory

card.
Open: You can open Audio, Images, Photos, My
Music, Video and other folders .

Audio or My Music — (Audio folder, MP3 Folder)

 Play: You can play the selected content.
 New folder: You can create a new subfolder.
 Send: You can send audio via MMS, via

E-mail or via Bluetooth.

 Use as: You can use the file in your personal

Profiles.

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 Rename: You can rename the file.
 Delete: You can delete the current record.
 Delete All files: You can delete all records in

all current folders.

 Sort by: You can rank files as per name, type,

time and size or choose “None”.

 Mark several: You can select multiple files at

the same time.

 Copy: You can copy the file into Audio,

Images, My Music, Photos, Video or
specified folders.

 Move: You can move the file into Images, My

Music, Photos, Video or specified folders.

 Details: You can see the date and size of the

file.

Ebook -- Ebook folder

See Ebook reader under Organizer.

Images or Photos—(Images Folder, Photos
Folder)

 View: You can see the current image.
 Edit: You can edit the images following the

instructions included in the phones.

 New folder: You can create a new subfolder.

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 Send: You can send images via MMS, via

Email or via Bluetooth.

 Use as: You can use the file as Wallpaper,

Screen saver, Power on display, Power off
display or Caller picture.

 Rename: You can rename the file.
 Delete: You can delete the current record.
 Delete All files: You can delete all records in

all current folders.

 Sort by: You can rank files as per name, type,

time and size or choose “None”.

 Mark several: You can select multiple files at

the same time.

 Copy: You can copy the file into Audio,

Images, My Music, Photos, Video or
specified folders.

 Move: You can move the file into Audio, My

Music, Images, Photos, Video or specified
folders.

 Details: You can see the date and size of the

file.

Video—Video Folder

 Play: You can play the current video.
 New folder: You can create a new subfolder.
 Send: You can send videos via MMS, via

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Email or via Bluetooth.

 Rename: You can rename the file
 Delete: You can delete the current record.
 Delete All files: You can delete all records in

all current folders.

 Sort by: You can rank files as per name, type,

time and size or choose “None”.

 Mark several: You can select multiple files at

the same time.

 Copy: You can copy the file into Audio,

Images, My Music, Photos, Video or
specified folders.

 Move: You can move the file into Audio,

Images, My Music, Photos or specified
folders.

 Details: You can see the date and size of the

file.

New Folder: Under the root directory, you can
create a new folder to save more detailed files.

Rename: You can rename the folder.
Delete: You can delete the folder.
Sort by: You can rank folders as per name, type,

time and size or choose “None”

Format: Formatting can clear all files in the

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mobile phone and newly created folders. After
formatting, you need to restart the mobile phone
and the Audio folder and Images folder will
restore automatically and Photos folder will
automatically occur after the first photo is taken.

[Memory Card]

 Open: You can open the files in the memory

card.

 Format: You can format all files in the

memory card.

 Rename: You can rename the memory card.
 Details: You can see the name, the total size

and the free size of the memory card.

Services

Internet service

Homepage-- Start the website chosen in the

connection settings file.

Bookmarks— (Yahoo as default) Enter the

options menu and have the following operations
on the bookmark:

 Go to: Log into the chosen website.
 Edit: Edit the chosen bookmark

name and website.

 Send: Send the bookmark as text

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message or multimedia message.

 Delete: Delete the chosen

bookmark.

 Delete all: Delete all bookmarks.
 Add bookmark: Add new

bookmarks.

Recent pages: Record the latest 10 web pages

browsed.

Offline pages: You can view these pages when

you offline.

Input address: Input the website to be logged

in.

Service inbox: The mobile phone can receive

the service information (“Recommended”

information) sent by the service provider. For
example, the service information can be the
notice of related news headlines, which can
include one piece of news or a service website.

Settings:

 Select SIM: Always ask/SIM1/SIM2
 Profiles: You can select an account from

the list or add a new one. The selected
account can be activated or edited. To edit
an existing account or create a new one:
o Profile name – assign a name.

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o Homepage – set the homepage for

your navigation.

o Data account – set here to the

desired network ID.

o Connection type – HTTP or WAP.
o User name – insert the user name, if

required.

o Password - insert the password, if

required.

 Browser options-- You set whether to

display images during waiting time and
when browsing WebPages.

 Service message settings-- You can choose

ON or OFF to enable the push or not and
you can choose the disable or always in
the Trust settings. Set SL settings functions
as follow: Never, confirm, without confirm.
Add new trust list including: number, IP
address, Domain name.

 Clear cache-- You can clear cache. When

the data of the cache are excessive,
network surfing speed can be affected.

 Clear cookies-- You can clear personal data.
 Trusted certificates--Entrust.net WAP CA

©1999 Limited liability. See

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www.entrust.net/wapcps; US VeriSign, Inc.

Class 3 Public, primary certification
authority.

Organizer

Calendar

With this function, you can set the alarm
clock to remind you of your schedule and record
your schedule. Roll the highlight block to the
desired date and then the current date will be
highlighted in green. If the date is set with memo
function, then this date will be highlighted in red.
To view all memos of one day, press OK to see the
schedule. You can have the following operations:

 View: You can view the schedule of the date

where the cursor is on and set the time,
date, content and whether to activate alarm
on this schedule of todays. When editing the
schedule, you can choose alarm type with
the left and right direction keys. In addition,
you can have such operations as Delete,
Delete and Add on the schedule.

 View all: You can view the entire schedule of

the date where the cursor is on and set the

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time, date, content and whether to activate
alarm on this schedule.

 Add event: you can select task type as

reminder, meeting, course.

 Delete event: You can delete the task as the

phone guides.

 Jump to Date: You can move to the calendar

of the specified date.

Tasks

You can have such operations as Create
Memo, Browse, Add, Edit, Delete, Delete All and
Send on memos.

If you have set alarm for the memo, when
the set time is reached, the mobile phone will
ring and display the memo content.

Alarm

The time format for the alarm clock is
identical to that of clock. When the mobile phone
is off, the alarm clock can still work provided the
battery is sufficient. The system has set 5 alarm
clock options and the defaulted is off. You can
activate one option or all options according to
the actual demand. Every alarm clock option can
set independent time and date. When the time is
reached, the mobile phone will give out alert

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tone and flicker the current time and date on the
screen. Press Stop to stop alarm clock; press
Sleep, then the mobile phone will pause ringing
and continue after 4 minutes.

If alarm time is reached but the mobile
phone is switched off, then the mobile phone will
be switch on automatically and ring. If Stop is
pressed, then the mobile phone will ask you
whether to switch on the mobile phone. Press

“No” to switch off the mobile phone and “Yes” to

register at the network and switch on the mobile
phone.

World clock

Press the left and right direction keys to
view the current time of every country
corresponding to every time zone.

Phone sync

Choose the function as the phone guides to

have the phonebook synchronization between
two NGM phones.

Calculator

 The upper direction key for “+” and the

lower direction key for “－”, the left direction

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key for "×" and the right direction key for "÷";

 Press the clear key to clear the latest inputs

or results digit by digit; press the clear key
long to clear all content or result;

 Press “OK” key to obtain the result.

Note: The precision of this calculator is limited
and can be used for simple calculation.

Currency Converter

To save exchange rate, press “OK”, then

choose to set exchange rate. Choose one
exchange rate from the displayed options. After
that, press “OK” to confirm. Then the exchange
rate will be saved in the memory until you enter
a new one to replace it. To convert currency,

enter the sum to be converted, press “OK” and

then choose to local currency or foreign currency.

Ebook reader

In standby, choose [Menu/Extras/E-book
Reader]. After e-book is activated, the e-book list
will be displayed. If no e-book is displayed, click
Options to have such submenus as Clean Up
Bookshelf and Global Settings.

If there are e-books, you can choose one
e-book and press Options to have such submenus
as Open E-book, New Folder, Send, Rename,
Delete, Delete All, Sort by, Mark several, Copy,

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Move and Details. If you choose Open E-book, :
you can have the following options:

 Find/Find next: You can search for a specific

word inside a text file.

 Jump to: You can jump to a specific line

number.

 Go to bookmark: You can go to the

bookmark.

 Add bookmark: You can add a bookmark to

the text file.

 Delete bookmark: Delete the current

bookmark.

 Book info: Display the detailed information

about the current e-book.

 Settings: You can set Font Size, Scroll By, Auto

Scroll, Scroll Speed, Full Screen, Encoding,
and Alignment.

 Apply global settings: You can execute the

options for the preset system.

 Help: You can have some operation

instructions. Use key 0 to go to book settings
screen; use key 1 for help; use key 2 to add a
bookmark; use key 3 to go to find screen; use
key 4 to go to jump to screen; use key 5 to go
to bookmark; use key 6 to find next; use key
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remove bookmark; use key 9 to toggle full
screen mode.

 Close: You can close the current e-book.

Answering machine

 Set Auto answer On.
 Choose the Storage to Phone or Memory

card.

 Set the Pickup time to 3, 5, 10 or 30

seconds.

 Set the Record duration to 1 minute, 3

minutes, 5 minutes or Unlimited.

 Select the Greeting file as Default or choose

one from files.

 Edit Remote access. This function is to hear

the unheard messages left from the other
phone, either Telephone or Mobile phone.

o Set the Status On.
o Hot key is #
o Password 1234 (as the phone

guides)

o Save all the settings.

Make sure there is a message left in the

mobile A. Dial to the mobile A, press # after

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hearing the hints ”….Please leave a message after
the DE tone. The message leaving duration is 1
minute.”, and then input the password “1234”
and “#” to hear the messages left on the
answering machine.

Note: The remote access only support the

function of hearing.

Settings

User Profiles

Your mobile phone is provided with multiple
profiles so that you can customize some settings
in different cases for different events. Firstly, as
per your personal hobby, have individualized
settings on profile and then activate it. You can
have such profiles as General, Meeting, Outdoor,
Indoor, Headset, Headset and Bluetooth.
The content can be edited at every profiles mode
as following:

 Tone Settings: Include Incoming Call,

Power-on, Power-off, Cover Open, Cover
Close, Message Tone and Keypad Tone.

 Volume: Set the volume of Ringtone and

Keypad Tone.

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 Alert type: You can choose any one from Ring

only, Vibration only, Vibration and Ring，
Vibration then Ring as the current ring
mode.

 Ring Type: You can choose any one from

Single, Repeat and Ascending as the current
ring type.

 Extra Tone: You can have on/off settings on

Warning Tone, Error Tone, Camp on Tone and
Call Connect Tone, so as to have
corresponding tone tips.

 Answer Mode: You can choose whether to

use the Cover opening or any key to answer.

After individualized settings, choose “Activate” in
“Select” to start profiles.

Note: After the headset is inserted into the
mobile phone, the mobile phone will
automatically change into headset profile. Unplug
the headset to return to the previous profile.
In standby state, you can press # key to switch to
silence profile and again to the previous profile.

Dual SIM settings

You can in any place and at any time set the
dual-mode mobile phone as the following modes
according to your own demand:

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 Dual SIM open
 Only SIM1 open
 Only SIM2 open
 Flight mode

Phone settings

In such menu, you can set phone language,

standby wallpaper, time etc.
 Time and Date: With this function, you can

set city, time and date format and the time
of specific place.

 Set Home City: You can set

different cities.
Note: This option must be used together with
auto update of time and date. Auto update of
time and data cannot be conducted unless the
network supports.

Set Time and Date: You can set the

current time and date.

Set Format: You can set the display

format for time and date.

Time Zone Update: You can

automatically update the time
zone, when this function is
active.

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Note: If the battery is taken from the mobile
phone or the battery is used up for long time,
when switching on the mobile phone after
reinstalling the battery or charging the battery,
you need to reset the time and date.
Special Note: In the area forbidding using mobile
phone (such as cabinet), you must confirm to
inactivate this function before entering this area
so as to prevent accident.
 Schedule Power on/off: You can set the

time for schedule Power on/off.

 Language: You can choose the desired

language for phone display.

 Writing language: You can set the desired

writing language for the messages.

 Display characteristic: You can set standby

menu display as wallpaper, screen saver,
power on display, power off display,
whether to display time and date, owner
number (if set in the phonebook) and clock
type.

 Greeting text: You can set the greeting text

displayed on the main screen.

 Dedicated key: You can assign the shortcut

of a function to each one of the four

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navigation keys.

 Auto update of date and time: To set the

mobile phone to automatically update
time and date according to the current

time zone, choose “Activate”. Auto update

of time and date will not affect the alarm
clock, calendar or alarm clock memo
setting time, which will be subject to the
time and date when created. However,
auto update of time and date may make
some set alarm clocks out of date.

 Misc. Settings: You can adjust the brightness

and time of LCD backlight.

Call settings

[SIM Card settings]
Caller ID: Including set by Network, hides ID and
send ID.

 Set by Network: While having a call

conversation, you can send my caller
ID in the form preset by the system.

 Hide ID: While having a call

conversation, you will not send my
caller ID. If the system does not
support such function, call may fail.

 Send ID: While having a call

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conversation, you can send my caller
ID to the system.

Note: This function needs network support.
Call Waiting: You can set this function On or Off.
The call hold and multi-party call cannot be active
unless this function is activated. This needs
network support.
Call Divert: This is a kind of network function,
which cannot be used unless you apply to the
network operator for it. With this function, you
can divert calls meeting he conditions to another
number.

Nome

Descrizione

Divert All
Voice Calls

The network will divert all
voice calls without
conditions.

Divert if
Unreachable

When the network cannot
find your mobile phone
(switched-off or out of the
service area), it will divert
the calls.

Divert if no
Answer

When the mobile phone
does not answer the call,
the network will

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automatically divert it.

Divert if Busy

When you are on line, the
network will divert the
call.

Divert All
Data Calls

Network support needed.

Cancel All
Diverts

Cancel all divert functions.

Call Barring

 Outgoing Calls:

1. All Calls: You can bar all
outgoing calls.

2. International Calls: You can bar
international calls.

3. International Calls Except To
Home PLMN: When abroad,
you can dial the calls of the
current country and the original
country (the service providers
allows to do so).

 Incoming Calls:

1. All Calls: You can bar all
incoming calls.

2. When Roaming: You can bar all

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calls except the calls of the local
service area.

 Cancel All: You can cancel call

barring settings and dial/receive
calls normally.

 Change Barring Password: You can

apply to the network to change
the password for call barring.

[Advanced settings]
Call Firewall Setup: You can set here the call

firewall (Black List, White List, Block numbers not
saved in Phonebook, Block anonymous
numbers ).
Auto Redial: You can set it as On or Off. After the
first automatic redial fails, you can have at most
ten times to connect a phone number.

Background sound: Background sound in call.
Call time Display: You can set whether to display

call duration during call conversation.
Call Time Reminder: You can set one alert tone
or periodic alert tone for several round minutes
during call conversation so that you can
understand call time. You can turn off the alert
tone.

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Reject by SMS: You can have this function as
choose it On/Off.
Note: Some settings need network support. For
example, call barring cannot be used unless the
local network and SIM card open it.

Network settings

Network Selection: You can search the
network again. Select your favorite network and
choose to register the network automatically or
manually.

Preferences: You can set the preferred

registered network for SIM card.

Security setup

 SIM Lock: You can set SIM lock (PIN code)

as on/off. When this option is chosen, it is

necessary to input PIN code for every

insert of the SIM card.
 Phone Lock: You can set it as On or Off. It is

a password of 4-8 digits and the defaulted

one is 1122. You can change it.
 Auto Keypad Lock: You can set it as On or

Off. The mobile phone has keypad lock

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function. When it lasts certain time, the

keypad will be locked, including such

options as Off, 5 seconds, 30 seconds, 60

seconds and 5 minutes.
 Change Password: You can change the

default phone password “1122” into

4-8-digit number easy to remember. If the

phone lock is activated, when switched on,

the mobile phone will hint “Phone locked”.

To unlock it, you can input the phone lock

password and click OK.
 Certificate manager: You can browse the

certificate as the phone guides.
 Privacy firewall: after inserting the

password (the default one is “1122”), you

can activate and deactivate the security

lock for Phonebook, Messages and Call

History.

Connectivity

Bluetooth

The mobile phone supports the Bluetooth
function. You can use Bluetooth wireless
technology to set wireless connection with other
compatible devices, including mobile phone,
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Bluetooth function, you can send photo, video
segment, audio segment, personal business card
and memo. You can also establish wireless
connection with the compatible PC to transmit
files and connect to web by dialing number via
SIM.

As the device supporting Bluetooth wireless
technology performs communications via
wireless wave, you need no keeping the device
opposite to other devices but keep the distance

between tem not more than 10m (about 33”).

However, Bluetooth connection can be affected
by wall or other electronic equipments etc. To
ensure mutual operation between this device
and other devices supporting Bluetooth wireless
technology, consult the manufacturer to confirm
whether the device by it is compatible with this
device. Do not use Bluetooth function in
hospitals, aircrafts, etc.

Bluetooth Menu

Power: Before using Bluetooth function, you

need to activate this option. When Bluetooth
function or other functions are being used,
allowing this function to operate in the back desk
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close this function when it is idle.

Inquiry audio device: With this function,

you can inquiry audio device. For other devices,
enter My Device to search.

My Device: After entering this option, you

will see the Bluetooth devices compatible with
the mobile phone. Entering options, you can have
necessary operations on the desired Bluetooth
device or search the incompatible Bluetooth
devices.

Active Devices: With this function, you can

see all devices connected with the mobile phone
and their link service type. You can interrupt the
specified link service.

Settings: Before using Bluetooth function,

enter this menu to have corresponding settings.

If your mobile phone’s Bluetooth function is not

activated, you can have activation confirmation.
 Visibility: After this option is activated,

other peripheral devices supporting
Bluetooth wireless technology can see
your device and its name via search. After
the step audio play service is activated, this
device will be unable to be searched.

 Change Device Name: You can edit my

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device name.

 Authentication: After this option is

activated, matching is needed when
peripheral device accesses my device via
Bluetooth (for matched devices as well).
After closing the option, no matching is
needed for the matched devices.

 Audio Path: You can leave the audio on my

device or send to other hand-free devices
via Bluetooth. If using Bluetooth to have a
call, set this path as hand-free devices.

 FTP Settings: You can set the file directory

shared by my device and the access right
to online Bluetooth devices.

About: Here, you can see the name of my

device, my device’s Bluetooth device address and
the Bluetooth services supported by my device.
Tip: When searching Bluetooth devices, make
sure that the peripheral Bluetooth devices are
within the signal cover range and can be
searched. To match the searched devices, you
need to discuss with the user of this device about
a pair of matching passwords. To match the
hand-free device, you must input its matching
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saved in My Device view.

Connection Management

It shows the status of the connectivity.

Data account:
GSM Data—You can set here the accounts

inserting Account name, Number, User name,
Password, Line type, Speed, DNS, etc.
GPRS -- The use of GPRS data will be provided
with the following ID information:

 Account Name: __
 APN: internet: __
 User Name: __
 Password: __
 Auth.type: __
 Primary DNS: __
 Secondary DNS: __

Note: For related charging standard and detailed

settings, please consult the local network
service operator. Different network service
providers provide different services.
Consult the local network operator.

Restore factory settings

You can restore the factory settings of the

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mobile phone. The factory setting password is

1122.

Shortcuts

Here you can select up to eight shortcuts for

the most frequently used functions of the phone.

7. Coffer Function

You can access the Coffer function only after
entering the password from the standby
interface.

All call history, SMS etc produced by the
contacts saved in the coffer will be saved in the
coffer and no hint is left out of the coffer. When
the coffer receives SMS, there will be SMS
envelope hint and message alert tone rather than
message alert menu occurring in the standby
menu

The characteristics of the phonebook, SMS
and MMS etc in the coffer not mentioned are the
same as those out of the coffer.

Enter the coffer:

In the standby interface, input “*”, coffer

password (initial value is 0000, able to be
modified) and then “#” to enter the coffer.

 Coffer phonebook

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The coffer phonebook supports 10 private

contacts.
 Quick Search

You call see all contacts on the phonebook.
Press the left soft key to enter the option menu
of a contact and then you can have such
operations as Send, View, Edit, Delete, Delete All
and Save etc. Saving is to move the contact into
the phonebook out of the coffer.
Press the dial key to dial a call. If the contact
has false name or false phone number, then
screen will display false name or number and the
call history this time can be saved in the coffer.
 Add Entry

In this interface, you can add name, number,
false name or false number.
Note: For outgoing calls, incoming calls or SMS
reception, if one contact sets false name and
number, then the false name will be displayed; if
not, “Unknown contact” will be displayed.
 Settings
View Capacity: You can view the use status in
the coffer phonebook. The display format is
“Used space/Total space”.
Delete All: You can clear the coffer phonebook.
Incoming call tone mode: You can activate or
deactivate the tone for the coffer incoming calls.

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 Coffer SMS

 Write message

You can create new SMS in this menu of
1,224 English characters.
 Inbox

The inbox supports 20pcs SMS. You can see
the received SMS in the inbox.

 Reply: You can have a text message reply

to the received SMS.

 Edit: You can edit the current SMS and

send it after editing.

 Delete: You can delete the current SMS.
 Delete All: You can delete all SMS not

locked in the inbox.
Note: In the coffer, to choose the contacts for
SMS sending, you can see only the phonebook
contacts in the coffer.
Tip: When the inbox is full, the new messages
will automatically cover the earliest messages.
 Outbox

The outbox supports 10 SMS. If choosing

“Save and Send” to send SMS, you can SMS will

be saved into the coffer outbox. And you can
have such operations as Edit, Send, Delete,
Delete All on the SMS saved in the outbox.
 Coffer SMS Tone Mode
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enable/disable the tone for the Coffer SMS.

 Coffer Call Log

It can record the missed calls, received calls
and dialed calls related to the contacts in the
coffer phonebook. Its capacity is 30 records. In
the register list, press the dial key to dial a call.
Tip: When the mobile phone displays the alert

message of the missed calls, press “Read” to

enter the missed call list directly. It is possible to
display false names or false numbers.

 Change Coffer Lock

You can change the coffer password, which
can be of 4-8 digits. First of all you must type the
old password, then the new password 2 times.
Note: once the password has been changed, you
must keep in mind the new coffer password;
otherwise, you will be unable to access the coffer
and all data could not be restored.

 Block Incoming Call

To enable/disable a block for all the calls coming
from the contacts in the Coffer.

 Password Reminder

You can save here your numbers for
personal accounts, passwords, ATM, etc.. Five

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storage positions are available.

8. Editor Operation

The mobile phone provides multiple
convenient input modes, which can support the
use of other functions.

Basic letter input

After “abc”/“ABC” or e “T9 abc”/“T9 ABC”
method has been chosen, input your desired
letters with the standard keypad.

Number input

This mode is mainly used to input phone
numbers etc. After “Numeric” method has been
chosen, you can input digit into the place where
the cursor is flickering.

Symbol input

In any of the above input modes, you are
provided with symbol input. To see the symbol
list, choose “Insert symbol”. If you want to use
one symbol, press the up/down/left/right keys to
select.

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9. Use of USB

Notices before use

 Always connect and stop USB device

correctly.

 Never use Windows formatting command to

format the mobile disk of the mobile phone;
otherwise, it will be damaged severely.

 USB work environment:

o Windows2000 / XP.
o For other operation systems, the

connection between PC and the mobile
phone cannot be conducted unless USB
driver is installed.

10. Maintenance & Safety

Please read and observe the following
information for safe and proper use of your
phone and to prevent damage. Also, keep the
user guide in an accessible place at all the times
after reading it.

After sales service

You are kindly refer to the Warranty Card

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provided in the sales package box.

Charger and Adapter Safety

Charger and adapter are designed for indoor use
only.

Battery Information and Care

o Please dispose of your battery properly.
o Do not disassemble or short-circuit the

battery.

o Keep the battery’s metal contacts clean.
o Recharge the battery after long periods of

non-use to maximize battery life.

o Battery life will vary due to usage patterns

and environmental conditions.

o The self-protection function of the battery

cuts the power of the phone when its
operation is in an abnormal status. In this
case, remove the battery from the phone,
reinsert it, and turn the phone on.

General Notice

o Using a damaged battery or placing a

battery in your mouth may cause serious
injury.

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o Do not place items containing magnetic

components such as a credit card, phone
card, bank book, or subway ticket near your
phone. The magnetism of the phone may
damage the data stored in the magnetic
strip.

o Talking on your phone for long period of

time may reduce call quality due to heat
generated during use.

o When the phone is not used for a long

period time, store it in a safe place with the
power cord unplugged.

o Using the phone in proximity to receiving

equipment (i.e. TV or Radio) may cause
interference to the phone.

o Do not immerse your phone in water. If this

happens, remove the battery and take it to
nexian Authorized Service Center.

o Do not paint your phone.
o The data saved in your phone might be

deleted due to careless use, repair of the
phone, or upgrade of the software. Please
backup your important phone numbers.
(Ring tones, text messages, voice messages,
picture, and videos could also be deleted.)
The manufacturer is not liable for damage

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due to the loss of data.

o Do not turn your phone on or off when the

phone is close to your ear.

Troubleshooting

Phenomena

Possible Causes

Unable to
switch on

1. Does the battery
have power?

2. Is the battery placed
correctly

SIM failed

1. The SIM card is
dirty. Clean it.

2. Reinstall the SIM
card.

3. The SIM card is
damaged. Replace
it.

Poor signals

Check the signal strength
icon on the screen. If the
icon contains 4 bars, it
indicates the signal is the
strongest; if below 1 bars, it
indicates the signal is very
poor.

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Unable to dial
out

1. Maybe you have set
Hide My Caller ID
but your network
operator does not
provide this service
for you.

2. Strong interference
exists around you.

3. Maybe you have
activated the call
restriction function.

4. Maybe you have
activated Line 2 but
your network
operator does not
provide this service
for you.

Unable to
charge the
battery

1. The battery may
discharge too much;
so it cannot be
charged until it is
connected for
certain time.

2. Its performance has
worsened.

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Unable to
register to the
network

1. Too weak signals or
strong interference.

2. SIM card installed
properly? Bad
contact or SIM card
damaged? If the
SIM card is broken,
please contact the
network operator to
replace it.

Photos taken
are too dark

1. Check if the too low
photo brightness is
set.

2. Check if ambient ray
is too dark.

Photos taken
are too
unclear

1. Check if the object
taken is moving.

2. Check if the mobile
phone shivers
slightly while you
press shutter.

Photos taken
is distorted

The object taken may be
too close to camera lens.

Unable to
access service
menus.

Maybe the SIM card does
not support service
function.

Only part of
the photo set
as standby
photo can be
seen.

The size of the photo may
be too big. The
recommended size is
220x176

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10. Abbreviations

SMS

Short Message Service

EMS

Enhanced Message Service

SIM

Subscriber Identity Module

GSM

Global System for Mobile
Communication

PIN

Personal Identity Number

PUK

PIN Unblocking Key

IMEI

International Mobile Equipment
Identity

CB

Cell Broadcast

GPRS

General Packet Radio Service

MMS

Multimedia Message service

Card 1

Host card (the card inserted in
SIM1 slot)

Card 2

Slave card (the card inserted in
SIM2 slot)

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11. Certifications

Declaration of Conformity (R&TTE)

We, NGM Italia

declare under our sole responsibility that the product identified as:

GSM Mobile Phone: Elvis

conforms to the following standards and specifications:

Health EN 50360, EN 62209-1

Safety EN 60950-1+A11

EMC EN 301 489-1/ -7/ -17

Radio EN 301 511

EN 300 328

We declare that [all the series of fundamental radio test have been conducted

and that] the aforesaid product meets all the essential requirements of the

Directive 1999/5/EC.

The conformity assessment procedure referred to in Article 10 and detailed in

Annex IV of Directive 1999/5/EC has been followed with the involvement of the

following notified bodies:

PHOENIX TESTLAB GmbH

Königswinkel 10,

D-32825 Blomberg, Germany

0700

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Technical documentation preserved at: NGM Italia S.r.l.

Available Upon Request.

(Legal representative in EU)

NGM Italia S.r.l.

V ia L. Da Vinci, 7 – Ponticelli

56020 Santa Maria a Monte (Pi)

SAR certification information (Specific Absorption Rate)

This phone meets European Union (EU) requirements concerning exposure to

radio waves coming from telecommunication and radio devices. The exposure

standard for mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as SAR

(Specific Absorption Rate). The SAR limit recommended by the EU Council is 2.0

W/kg averaged over ten grams of body tissue.

The highest SAR value for this model phone when tested for use at the ear was

0,399 watt /kg. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power

level, the actual SAR of the phone while operating can be well below the

maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple

power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In

general, the closer you are to a base station, the lower the power output of the

phone. The Declaration of Conformity here above proves that the designated

product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant

provisions of the R&TTE - Directive (European Radio & Terminal

Telecommunications Equipment)1999/5/EC.