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& SAFETY INFORMATION 3

RECOMMENDATION 3
SAR 4

& GETTING START 5

INSTALLING THE SIM CARD 5
SWITCHING THE PHONE ON AND OFF 5
MAKING A CALL 6
ANSWERING AND REJECTING A CALL 6
EMERGENCY CALLS 6
KEYPAD LOCK 7

& STANDBY MODE 11

& LIST OF MENU FUNCTIONS 12

PHONEBOOK (MENU 1) 12
MESSAGES (MENU 2) 13
CALL HISTORY (MENU 3) 14

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SETTINGS (MENU 4) 15
MULTIMEDIA (MENU 5) 16
FILE MANAGER (MENU 6) 16
FUN & GAMES (MENU 7) 16
USER PROFILES (MENU 8) 17
ORGANIZER (MENU 9) 17
SERVICES (MENU 10) 17
EXTRA (MENU 11) 17
SHORTCUTS (MENU 12 ) 17

& MENU FUNCTIONS 18

PHONEBOOK (MENU 1) 18
MESSAGES (MENU 2) 22
CALL HISTORY (MENU 3) 28
SETTINGS (MENU 4) 30
MULTIMEDIA (MENU 5) 36
FILE MANAGER (MENU 6) 44
FUN & GAMES (MENU 7) 44
USER PROFILES (MENU 8) 45
ORGANIZER (MENU 9) 47
SERVICES (MENU 10) 48
EXTRA (MENU 11) 49
SHORTCUTS (MENU 12 ) 50

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& SAFETY INFORMATION

Please read information before using your wireless mobile phone.

n Recommendation

§ Check the law and regulations on the use of wireless telephones in the

areas where you drive. Always obey them. Observe the following
guideline when using your phone while driving.

- Give all attention to driving.

- Use hands-free phone operation, if available.

- Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if

driving conditions so require.

§ Do not expose your product to extreme high or low temperatures.

Keep away from humidity.

§ Do not expose your product to open flames or hit tobacco

products.

§ Do not use your product near medical equipment without

requesting permission.

§ Do not use your product when in, or around aircraft, or areas

posted “turn off two-way radio”.

§ Do not use your product in an area where a potentially explosive

atmosphere exists, e.g. in a petrol station.

§ Only authorized personnel should perform service.

§ Only use authorized accessories.

§ It is possible to make emergency calls without inserting a SIM card.

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§ To minimize electromagnetic interference, please ensure that the

phonies used appropriately.

§ For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets

FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with an accessory that
contains no metal and that positions the handset a minimum of

2.5cm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure
compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines.

n SAR

This mobile phone meets government requirements for exposure to
radio waves. Your mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It
is designed and manufactured not to exceed limits for exposure to
radio frequency (RF) energy. These limits are part of comprehensive
guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the
population. The guidelines were developed and confirmed by
independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough
evaluation of scientific studies. The limits include a substantial
safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless
of age and health. The exposure standard for mobile phones employs
a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or
SAR. Under the guidelines for your phone model, the SAR limit is

1.6W/kg. The SAR value for this mobile phone is 0.594W/kg, which
meets international standard.

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& GETTING START

n Installing the SIM Card

§ Keep all SIM cards out of the reach of small children.

§ Before installing or removing the SIM card, always ensure that the

phone is switched off.

§ Remove the battery, and then insert the SIM card into the SIM

card holder. Ensure that the SIM card is properly inserted and that
the golden contact area on the card is facing downwards.

n Switching the Phone On and Off

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§ To switching the phone on and off, press and hold the power key.

§ The PIN (Personal Identification Number) code protects your SIM

card against unauthorized use. The PIN code is usually supplied
with the SIM card. Set the phone to request the PIN code each
time the phone is switched on.

§ If you key in an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, the

phone will be blocked and you need to enter the PUK code.

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n Making a Call

§ Key in the phone number, including the area code. If you key in an

incorrect character, press C to delete it.
To call the number, press

§

call attempt, press

§ Making a call using contacts - Search for a name or phone

number that you have saved in Contacts, and to call the number,
press

. To end the call or to cancel the

n Answering and Rejecting a Call

§ To answer an incoming call, press

§ To reject and end a call, press

n Emergency calls

Important: Please don’t rely solely on any wireless device for
essential communications like medical emergencies. Wireless
phones, including this device, operate using radio signals, wireless
networks, landline networks, and user-programmed functions.
Therefore, the connections in all conditions cannot be guaranteed.

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n Keypad lock

§ The Keypad lock disables your keypad to prevent accidental key

presses.

§ To lock the keypad in standby mode, press and

§ To unlock the keypad, press and

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& INTRODUCTION TO THE PHONE

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C

Microphone

Receiver

E

LCD
Display

B

A D

Mini USB/ Earphone Jack

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Battery Cover

Camera

Self-portrait
Mirror

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A. Power/Ends an active call. Press and hold to exit

from any function.

B. Selection keys. The function of these keys depends

on the guiding text shown on the display above the keys.

C. 5-way scroll keys. In Menu Mode, scroll through the menu

options. The Left key enters the Calendar menu, the Right key enters the
Audio Player menu and the Down key enters the Phone Book menu. The
Up key enters the Inbox menu.

D. Dials a phone number, and answers a call.

E. To activate the camera. Press to take a picture.
F. Volume keys to adjust the volume of the earpiece

or the loudspeaker.

0-9 keys, to enter numbers and characters. is also used to

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insert symbol or punctuation

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& STANDBY MODE

You can set your phone to display a background picture, wallpaper,
when the phone is in standby mode.
You can set the phone to activate a screen saver separately for the
display, see Settings (menu 4)

the signal strength of the cellular network
the battery charge level.
The phone’s keypad is locked
Ring
Vibration
Vibration and ring
Vibration then ring
The alarm clock is set to On.
You have received one or several text or picture
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Voice mail(s)
Missing call(s)
Roaming
A GPRS connection is established
All incoming calls are diverted to another number

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& LIST OF MENU FUNCTIONS

n PhoneBook (Menu 1)

1. Quick Search

2. Search Entry

3. Add New Entry

To SIM
To Phone

4. Copy All

From SIM
From Phone

5. Delete All

6. Caller Group

Friends
Family
VIP
Business
Others

7. Extra Number

Owner Number
Service Dial Number
SOS numbers

8. Settings

Memory Status
Preferred Storage
Fields
My vCard

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n Messages (Menu 2)

1. SMS

Inbox
Outbox
Write Message
Template
Message Setting

2. MMS

Write Message
Inbox
Outbox
Drafts
Templates
Message Settings

3. Chat

Chat Room 1
Chat Room 2

4. Email

Send and Receive
Write Email
Inbox
Unsent
Sent
Drafts
Delete all Folders
Email Profile

5. Voice Mail Server

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6. Broadcast Message

Receive Mode
Read Message
Languages
Channel Setting

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n Call History (Menu 3)

1. Missed Calls

2. Dialed Calls

3. Received Calls

4. Delete Call Log

5. Call Time

Last Call Time
Total Sent
Total Received
Reset All Time

6. Call Costs

Last Call Cost
Total cost
Reset Counter
Max. Cost
Price per Unit

7. SMS Counter

Sent
Received

8. GPRS Counter

Last Sent
Last Received
All Sent
All Received
Reset Counter

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n Settings (Menu 4)

1. Phone Setup

Time and Date
Schedule Power On/Off
Language
Preferred Input
Default Encoding Type
Display Characteristic
Greeting Text
Speed Dial
Dedicated key
Auto Update of Date and Time

2. Call Setup

Caller ID
Call Waiting
Call Divert
Call Barring
Line Switching
Call Time Reminder
Call Time Display
Auto Redial
Closed User Group

3. Network Setup

Network Selection
Preferred Network
Band Selection
GPRS Connection

4. Security Setup

SIM Lock
Phone Lock
Auto Keypad Lock
Fixed Dial
Barred Dial

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Change Passwords

5. Restore Factory Settings

n Multimedia (Menu 5)

1. Camera

2. Image Viewer

3. Video Recorder

4. Video Player

5. Audio Player

6. Sound Recorder

7. Melody Composer

n File Manager (Menu 6)

C:\ (for internal memory)
E:\ (for external memory)

n Fun & Games (Menu 7)

1. Games

Puzzle

Panda
Frog

2. Themes

Blue
Green
Apricot

3. Game Setting

Game Audio
Game Vibration

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n User Profiles (Menu 8)

1. General

2. Meeting

3. Outdoor

4. Indoor

5. Headset

n Organizer (Menu 9)

1. Calendar

2. To Do List

3. Alarm

4. World Clock

n Services (Menu 10)

1. WAP

2. Data Account

n Extra (Menu 11)

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1. Calculator

2. Units Converter

Weight
Length

3. Currency Converter

4. Health

BMI
Menstrual

n Shortcuts (Menu 12 )

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& MENU FUNCTIONS

n PhoneBook (Menu 1)

§ Quick Search

- All the names saved in SIM card or phone memory are listed
alphabetically.

- Select PhoneBook à Quick Searchà Option and scroll to the
desired function:

▫ Press Detail to view name, phone number, Associate Picture,

Associate Sound and Caller Group. If this entry is saved in
SIM card memory, you can only see 2 entries: name and
phone number.

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▫ Press Edit to Edit name, phone number, Associate Picture,

Associate Sound and Caller Group. You can leave blanks in
all spaces except for the name space.

▫ Press Delete to erase the name and its details in Phonebook.
▫ Press Copy to make a copy of an entry. If the entry is saved in

SIM card memory, it is copied to phone memory, and the other
way round.

▫ Press Move to shift names and phone numbers saved in SIM

card memory to phone memory, and the other way round

▫ Press Duplicate to make a copy of names and to the same

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memory space.

▫ Press Send vCard to send your card by SMS, MMS, or IrDa, or

save it to the file.

§ Search Entry

- Select PhoneBook à Search EntryàOK. Key in the first letters
to search for phone numbers saved previously. Scroll up or down
to find the name.

- Press Option to view, edit, delete, copy, move or duplicate names
and numbers.

§ Add New Entry

- You can store names and numbers in 2 different places: SIM card
memory and phone memory.

- Save phone numbers to SIM

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▫ Select PhoneBookàAdd New EntryàOK and press To SIM.

To edit names and numbers, press Edit and key in characters.

▫ The memory storage is up to 200 name entries. Only one

phone number can be saved for one name in SIM storage.

- Save phone numbers to Phone

▫ Select PhoneBookà Add New EntryàOK and press To Phone.

To edit names, numbers, associate picture, associate sound and
caller group, press Edit and key in characters.

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▫ The memory storage is up to 300 name entries. The entries of

names, numbers, associate picture, associate sound and caller
group are activated in phone memory.

§ Copy All

Select PhoneBook à Copy AllàOK. You can copy all names and
entries from SIM or the other way round. If you want to stop copying,
press Abort in the middle of the process.

§ Delete All

- Select PhoneBook à Delete AllàOK. You can delete all names

and entries from SIM or the other way round by selecting From
SIM or From Phone.

- If you want to cancel the action, press NO as a popup shows

“Delete SIM?” or “Delete Phone.”

§ Caller Group

- Select PhoneBook à Caller GroupàOK. 5 groups are available

for you to customize as your own caller groups. See also Quick
Search on page 19 for details of assigning a caller group to
names and phone numbers.

- To edit caller groups, press OK to enter the mode of Caller Group
Detail.

▫ To rename group names, press Edit and key in a new name.

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▫ To assign ring tones, select MidiTone and scroll left and

right of to select different ring tones. Press Done to
assign a desired ring tone to the caller group.

▫ To change Caller ID picture, select None and scroll left and

right of to select pictures. You can preview the picture
by pressing View. Press Done and then Yes to save your

setting.

§ Extra Number

- Select PhoneBook à Extra NumbersàOK

▫ Owner Number: To edit owner number, select Owner

NumberàOKàOption. Press Edit or Erase to modify the

owner’s name/nickname and number. To display your
name/nickname in the idle screen, go back to Menu 4

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-Settings, select Phone Setupà Display Characteristicà
Show Owner NumberàOn

▫ Service Dial No.: Only ISPs (Information Service Provider)

have access to the service dial number.

▫ SOS Numbers: To edit SOS number, select SOS

NumbersàOKàEdit. You can save up to 10 SOS
numbers.

§ Settings

- Select Phone Book à SettingsàOK

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▫ Memory Status: You can check the current memory status

of your phone book in SIM card and Phone memory.

▫ Pref. Storage: You can choose to store names and phone

numbers in SIM card or Phone memory.

▫ Fields: To switch off the functions of Associate Pictures,

Associate sound and Caller Group, press Off to deactivate
the function.

▫ My vCard: To edit owner’s information and send it

as a name card by SMS, MMS or save to file.

n Messages (Menu 2)

§ SMS

§ Inbox

- To view messages, select Messageà SMSà InboxàOK, and use

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to select the message you want to read and press OK. à

read message, à unread message.

- To edit messages, select Messagesà SMS
àInboxàOKàOption. You can reply, edit, forward, delete the
message. Other functions are as follows

▫ Delete All: Delete all messages in Inbox.
▫ Use Number: Select Use Number and press Option, and

you can dial this phone number or save it to PhoneBook.

▫ Save Objects: The smileys, pictures, animations and

melodies used in a message can be saved in folders of My

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Picture, My Animation or My Melody.

- àthe format of the message is not supported. àunable

to open the message.

§ Outbox

- To view messages that were sent out to other phone numbers,

select Messagesà SMSà OutboxàOK.

- To edit a sent message, press Option. You can edit, forward,

delete the message. By pressing Delete All, all of the messages
in Outbox can be deleted.

- àsent message. à not yet delivered.

§ Create

- To create a new message, select Messagesà SMSà CreateàOK.

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Press Option to enter advanced editing functions as follows:

▫ Done: The message can be sent with or without saving in

Outbox. By pressing Send to Group, you are able to select
a group as a receiver. If you want to edit the message later
without sending it out, press Save.

▫ Preset Message: You can load prepared sentences

(templates) from preset messages. See Template on Page

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▫ Insert Object: Select and insert desired picture, animation,

melody or sound.

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▫ Format Text: When editing a message, you can select

different text size, style and alignment. To start another
paragraph, select New Paragraph and scroll to the desired
alignment.

▫ Input Method: You can select an input method

from the menu. Or press Insert Symbols to add
desired symbols.

§ Template

- You can edit and save frequently-used messages as templates.

When creating or replying messages, you can insert the
templates into messages.

- Press Messages à Preset MessageàSMSàOKà

Option to edit or erase templates.

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§ Message Setting

- Profile Setting: This function is to set profiles for messages sent
from different message centers. According to delivering sources,
received messages can be processed by pre-defined setting.

▫ Profile Name: You can change the default name to the one

you preferred.

▫ Service Center No. : The field is to set the message deliver

center; in most cases, it is already defined by your ISP.

▫ Duration: If you want to delete messages in the service

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center after a period of time, press left key and right key of

to set the duration.

▫ Massage Format: The default setting is “Text.” You can

select delivering messages to receiver’s FAX machine,
pager or e-mail box if your ISP provides corresponding
services.

- Common Setting: This function applies to all messages sending

out from this model of mobile phone.

▫ Delivery Report: You can choose if you want to receive the

delivery report of each sent message. This service is
offered by your ISP.

▫ Reply Path: By switching on this function, you can define

delivery reports to be sent via the same service center.

- Memory Status: Check the usage of SIM card and phone
memory storage.

- Pref. Storage: You can choose to store messages in SIM card or
Phone memory.

- Voice Mail: The service is offered by your ISP, and the service
number is defined by ISP as well. In standby mode, you can
press and hold to access your voice mail box.

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§ MMS

A multimedia message can contain text, sound and a picture. The
phone supports multimedia messages that are up to 40KB in size.
If the message contains a picture, the phone scales it down to fit
the display area. The wireless network may limit the size of
MMS messages. If the inserted picture exceeds this limit, the
device may make it smaller so that it can be sent by MMS.
Multimedia messaging supports the following formats:

ú Picture: JPEG, GIF, BMP
ú Sound: MIDI, MP3, AMR/WAV audio

Note that you are not able to receive any multimedia messages if
you have a call in progress. Because delivery of multimedia
messages can fail for a variety of reasons, do not reply solely
upon them for essential communications.

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- Write Message

To:_____ (Press Option to add number or E-mail address to
the receiver.)
Cc:_____ (Press Option to add number or E-mail address to
the receiver.)
Bcc:____ (Press Option to add number or E-mail address to
the receiver.)
Subject: _____ (Press Edit to input characters in the content.)
Edit content: ____ (Press Edit to write text, or attach image,
audio or other files to the MMS message.)

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- Inbox

Please refer to SMS à Inbox section.

- Outbox

Please refer to SMS à Outbox section.

- Drafts

- Templates

Please refer to SMS à Templates section.

- Message Settings

§ Chat

You can join a Chat Room discussion to exchange information such
as opinion, comments, and thoughts. To start chatting, insert your
nickname and the friend’s number in Chat Room Info; then click
Start Now.

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§ Email

You can use your phone to send or receive email messages. Please
note that you need a subscription that supports data transmission. For
more information, consult your service provider.

§ Voice Mail Server

The voice mailbox is a network service. For more information and
for your mailbox number, contact your ISP.

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§ Broadcast Message

This function is for ISP to broadcast messages to mobile handsets
within an assigned area.

- Receive Mode: You can choose to receive broadcast messages
or not. If you choose not to receive the broadcast message, all
channels are switched off.

-Message List: To view messages, select the message and press
OK.

-Channel Setting: You can select, add, edit and delete channels.

-Languages: Select the language displayed in broadcast
messages.

n Call History (Menu 3)

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§ Missed Calls

- To view missed calls in standby mode, select Call Historyà
Missed Callsà OK. Press Option to delete or edit the message.

- If you want to save the sender’s phone number, press
OptionàSave to Phone Book. To reply the phone call, press
Option àDial.

§ Dialed Calls

- To view dialed calls in standby mode, select Call Historyà
Missed Callsà OK. Press Option to delete or edit the message.

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- If you want to save the sender’s phone number, press
OptionàSave to Phone Book. To reply the phone call, press
Optionà Dial.

§ Received Calls

- To view received calls in standby mode, you can select Call

Historyà Missed Callsà OK. Press Option to delete or edit
the message.

- If you want to save the sender’s phone number, press

OptionàSave to Phone Book. To reply the phone call, press
Option àDial.

§ Delete Call Log

If you want to delete call history in Missed Calls, Received Calls and
Dialed Calls, scroll to the folder and press OKà YES. To delete call
history in all folders, select Delete All and press OKà YES.

§ Call Time

This mobile phone records talk times of all phone calls, categorizing
into four records as follows.

- Last Call Time

- Total Sent

- Total Received

- Reset All Time

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§ Call Costs

- Key in PIN 2 code before modifying the following Call Costs
settings:

ú Last Call Cost
ú Total cost
ú Reset cost r
ú Price Per Unit
ú Price per Uint

§ SMS Counter

Key in PIN 2 code before modifying the SMS (Short Message
Service) costs settings.

§ GPRS Counter

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Key in PIN 2 code before modifying the GPRS costs settings.

n Settings (Menu 4)

§ Phone Setup

- Time and Date: Set up the local time and date.

ú Set Home City: To search for the desired city, key in the

first letter or scroll down and up.

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ú Set Time/Date: Key in time with the format <hh:mm>. Key

in date with the format <yyyy/mm/dd>

ú Set Format: To set time format, press to select 12 hour

am/pm or 24 hour format. Scroll to Date Format to select
desired format from different choices.

-Schedule Power On/Off

To set the phone to automatically power on/off in your

assigned time, press Phone Setupà Schedule Power on/offà

OK, and make the time and status settings.

- Language: English / Traditional Chinese

-Preferred Input Methods

ú To assign one Preferred Input Method while writing text,

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scroll down and up to select one input method from the
following options:

Multitap ABC
Multitap abc
Numeric
Smart ABC
Smart abc

-Display Characteristic

ú Wallpaper: To set wallpaper, press Idle Screenà Wallpaper

à System/Downloadà à OK. 10 default wallpapers to

be selected in System folder. You can also download

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wallpaper in JPEG, GIF, BMP and PNG format.

ú Screen Saver: Screen Saver appears after the phone idling

for a moment. You can change the time waiting for screen
saver or switch it off. You can choose a screen saver by

pressing Idle Screenà Screen Saver à Selectà à OK.

ú Show Date/Time: If you want to see date and time in

standby mode, switch on the function.

ú Show Owner No.: If you want to see owner number in

standby mode, switch on the function.

- Greeting Text: You can write a note that is shown briefly when

the phone is switched on.

- Speed Dial:

ú To switch on the speed dial function, select Phone Setupà

Speed DialàEnable Speed Dial, press ON or Off.

ú To assign a number key to a phone number, select Phone

Setup à Speed Dialà Set NumberàOK. Then select a

number from 2 to 9, pressing Enter, and select a name to
correspond to the number.

- Auto update of date and time

Press ON or Off to activate or inactivate this function.

§ Call Setup

- Caller ID: You can send or hide the phone number as you

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make a phone call, or following the setup of ISP (Information
Service Provider).

- Call Waiting: If this function is activated, you can answer

another phone call while talking on the mobile phone. To make
sure whether this function is activated, press Query Status and
read the popup.

- Call Divert: This function enables you to divert incoming calls.

You can divert incoming calls under following conditions:

ú Divert All Voice Calls
ú Divert If Unreachable
ú Divert If No answer
ú Divert If Busy
ú Cancel All Divert

- Call Barring: To activate this function, you need to acquire a

password from your ISP. You can bar all incoming or outgoing
calls, limit making international calls, and limit phone calls
when roaming.

- Line Switching: Press Change to switch to Line 1 or Line 2. To

acquire the second line, you need to apply for it from your ISP.
You can receive phone calls from both lines, but only one line
is used to dial phone calls.

- Call Time Reminder: Set an alert to remind you of the call time

as you talk on the phone.

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ú Single: Set time of reminder up to 3,000 seconds. Alert

once.

ú Periodic: Set time of reminder from 30-60 seconds to alert

repeatedly.

- Call Time Display: Press On/Off to select if the call time is

displayed once you finish a phone call.

- Auto Redial: If the function is activated, this phone will redial

the phone number that is not connected to recipient’s mobile
phone.

- Closed User Group: You can use this function to screen calls

made from a certain group. Ask your ISP for details.

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- Network Selection Mode: You can choose network service
manually or automatically. When roaming, a list of available
networks will be shown in manual mode.

- Pref. Network: Select desired network service.

- Band Selection: Select E-GSM 900, DCS 1800 band Dual

band, or PCS 1900. Tip: Be sure to activate PCS 1900
selection while using or roaming your device in network
1900MHz area, such as North America.

-GPRS Connection: If GPRS is selected as the data bearer, the

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indicator is shown on the top left of the display. You can

choose to connect GPRS Always or When Needed.

§ Security Setup

- SIM Lock: If you activate PIN Lock, passwords are required as

the mobile phone is switched on. To activate this PIN lock,
contact your ISP for a set of default password before setting
your own password.

- Phone Lock: If you activate Phone Lock, passwords are

required as the mobile phone is switched on. To activate this
Phone lock, key in default password “1122” before setting your
own password.

- Auto Kepady Lock: This function is to avoid pressing keypad

unintentionally. You can set the phone to automatically lock the

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keypad if the phone is not used for a certain length of time

To lock the keypad in standby mode, press and

- Fixed Dial: You can restrict your outgoing calls to selected

phone numbers, if allowed by your SIM card. You are required
to key in PIN 2 code before editing this function. PIN 2 code is
offer by your ISP.

- Barred Dial: With this network service you can restrict the

calls that are made and received with your phone. You are
required to key in PIN 2 code before editing this function. PIN

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2 code is offer by your ISP.

- Change Passwords: Modify PIN, PIN 2 and Phone Lock code.

Key in old passwords prior to any change.

§ Restore Factory Settings

Enter passwords to restore the phone to original factory settings.

n Multimedia (Menu 5)

§ Camera

To take pictures, press the shutter key on the left side of the
mobile. After taking a picture, select Save to save the picture or

Clear to delete it. The Mirror beside the Camera could help you
adjust the position while taking a self-portrait.
Select Option in preview mode, you can access the following

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functions:

- To ImageViewer (Menu à Multimedia à ImageViewer)

Select Option to edit photos as follows:

ú View
ú Forward
ú Rename
ú Delete
ú Delete All Files
ú Sort
ú Storage

- Camera Setting

ú White Balance

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To adjust white balance, select light sources as follows:
Auto
Daylight
Tungsten
Fluorescent
Cloud
Incandescence

ú LED Highlight

You can select on/off the function of LED Highlight.

ú Shutter Sound

You can activate, deactivate or choose the shutter sound:
Sound 1
Sound 2
Sound 3
Off

ú EV (Exposure Value)

You can define the exposure effects for taking pictures，the
exposure value is from -4~+4.

ú Night Mode

You can select on/off the function of Night Mode

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ú Banding

Please adjust the refreshing rate according to your lighting
system, or you may see ripples on the screen. For example,
the refreshing rate of fluorescent light is 50Hz in China,

60Hz in Taiwan。

- Image Setting

You can define the size and quality of pictures. Higher quality
of pictures takes more space of memory.

ú Image Size

128X160 (in this size, you can set up your picture as

wallpaper or idle screen directly)
160X120
320X240

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640X480
1280X1024

ú Image Quality

Normal
High
Fine
Low

-Effect Setting
Set one of the 3 Custom FXs or select Normal, Grayscale,
Sepia, Sepia Green, Sepia Blue, Color invert, Gray Invert,
Blackboard, Whiteboard, Copper Carving, Blue Carving,
Embossment, Contrast, Jean, Sketch, Oil.

- Cont Shot

You can have up to 4 consecutive shots.

ú Off
ú 1 Shot
ú 3 Shot
ú 5 Shot

- Delay Timer

This function is defined to add some seconds before the shutter
activated to take pictures.

ú Off
ú 5 sec
ú 10 sec
ú 15 sec

- Storage

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Select the memory space for saving pictures.

ú Phone
ú Memory Card

- Restore Default

Restore all of the settings back to the status while you purchase
this mobile phone.

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§ Image Viewer

View all of the saved photos here. Select Option to edit photos as
follows:

- View

- Forward

- Rename

- Delete

- Delete All Files

- Sort

- Storage

§ Video Recorder

- When the camera turns on, press to start recording

- Press the key to pause or resume recording

- Press the key to stop recording. The file will be

automatically saved.

Select Option in preview mode, you can access the following

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functions:

- To Player (Menu à Multimedia à Video Player)

Select Option to edit photos as follows:

ú View
ú Forward
ú Rename
ú Delete
ú Delete All Files
ú Sort
ú Storage

- CamCoder Setting

ú White Balance

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To adjust white balance, select light sources as follows:
Auto
Daylight
Tungsten
Fluorescent
Cloud
Incandescence

ú EV (Exposure Value)

You can define the exposure effects for taking pictures，the
exposure value is from -4~+4.

ú Night Mode

You can select on/off the function of Night Mode

ú Banding

Please adjust the refreshing rate according to your lighting
system, or you may see ripples on the screen. For example,
the refreshing rate of fluorescent light is 50Hz in China,

60Hz in Taiwan。

- Vedio Setting
You can define the size and quality of pictures. Higher quality

of video takes more space of memory.

ú Video Quality

Normal
High
Fine
Low

ú File Size Limit

No Limit
200K
50K
25K

ú Record Time Limit

No Limit
60 sec

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30sec
15sec

ú Record Audio: on/off
ú Encode Format

MPEG4
H.263

-Effect Setting
Set one of the 3 Custom FXs or select Normal, Grayscale,
Sepia, Sepia Green, Sepia Blue, Color invert, Gray Invert,
Blackboard, Whiteboard, Copper Carving, Blue Carving,
Embossment, Contrast, Jean, Sketch, Oil.

- Storage

Select the memory space for saving pictures.

ú Phone
ú Memory Card

- Restore Default

Restore all of the settings back to the status while you purchase
this mobile phone.

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§ Video Player

- When you access this menu, the still images of the videos you
recorded display.

- To play back a video:

1. Press the up and down key to scroll to the Video you
want to view.

2. Press the or OK to use the following options:
Play, Forward, Rename, Delete, Delete all Files, Sort,

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Storage

§ Audio Player

- Make sure you have saved .mp3 format songs to the mobile
phone before using Audio Player.

To download *.mp3 songs from a computer, link mini USB

data cable from the computer to the mobile phone. When the
connection is detected, an additional drive appears on the PC
screen. Use the phone as a USB pen drive. Copy *.mp3 songs
from file folder to the phone memory.

Another way to input *.mp3 songs in the phone is the

TransFlash memory card. The socket next to the SIM card
socket supports TransFlash memory card. Users can save
*.mp3 files in the card.

- Scroll to Audio Player and press OK. You can see the skin of

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music player.

- Press List and scroll to the title of the song you desire play.
Press Option and Play.

- On the skin of music player, select play/stop/pause/next
song/previous song using the 5-way key.

4 = play ; = pause
< = stop 7/8= previous song / next song

§ Sound Recorder

- Scroll to Sound Recorder and press OK.

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- Press Option and select (2)Setting. You can choose the desired

memory and file format.
Use left and right key to choose storing files in phone or
TransFlash card memory. Press OK.
Use left and right key to select audio file format from *.amr and
*.wav. WAV format is less compressed but the quality is closer
to the original. Press OK and you can see the available time for
sound recording in the chosen format.

- Press Option and select (1)Record to start sound recording.

Press Pause to suspend recording, Cont to resume. As pressing
Stop, you are required to insert a file name to save the sound
clip. After typing the file name, press Option to save the file or
select a desired input method.

§ Melody Composer

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To open a new melody file, select Fun & Game àMelody Composer
àOKàAddàOK. You can see a blank music score.

- Key in the notes. For example, press for note f.

- shortens or lengthens (+) the note. makes the

note sharp or flat (not available for notes e and b). Press Clear
to delete a note or rest to the left.

- Press up key of to set the octave or effects of vibration

and light. Press down key of to lower the octave or
cancel the effects of vibration and light.

- When the tone is complete, press Options and select Play, Save

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(to add the tone to ProfileàGeneralàCustomizeàTone
Setup), Play Speed and Instrument.

n File Manager (Menu 6)

Under this menu, File Manager, you can see the partitions of memory.
Partition D is built in factory setting. If a Transflash card is inserted
into the socket, an additional partition will be created. The pie
chart shows the total storage space and free space. Press Option to
access following functions:

- Open : Open the partition and access all files and folders. Press

Option to open, create folder, rename, delete and sort the

folders and files.

- Create Folder: Create new folders and give it a new name.

Format: Press Formatà OK to format the desired partition.

- Be aware of this action: all of the files will disappear after

formatting the memory.

n Fun & Games (Menu 7)

§ Games

The phone offers 3 games: Puzzle, Panda, Frog. Press Game Help
for instructions.

§ Themes

To select a theme for the mobile phone, select Fun & Game
àThemesàOKàOptionàOK. 3 themes are available:

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- Blue

- Green

- Apricot

§ Game Setting

You can turn on or off the effects of sound and vibration in games.

n User Profiles (Menu 8)

This menu function enables users to select desired mode under
different circumstances. 5 profiles are available in this model of
mobile phone:

- General

- Meeting

- Outdoor

- Indoor

- Headset

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§ Changing the settings of a profile

1. Select the profile whose settings you want to change.

2. Select Customize.

3. Select one of the following settings and change it to your liking.

- Tone Setup: You can select the tone that rings when you

receive a call.

- Volume: You can select the volume level for the ringing tones

and keypad tones.

- Alert Type: You can select the way of showing incoming calls.

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For example, if you select Vibration Only, the phone vibrates
silently when you receive a call.

- Ring Type: You can select the phone rings once or repeatedly

as you receive a call; you can also select ascent to make the
volume increase gradually.

- Extra Tone: You can switch on/off the following alerts:

ú Warning
ú Error
ú Camp on
ú Connect

- Answer Mode: You can activate the function of answering

phone calls by pressing any key. Tip: In Headset profile, you
can set the waiting time before answering phone calls
automatically.

-LCD Backlight: Select the time of switching off the LCD
backlight when the phone is idling.

You can choose

ú 5 sec
ú 15 sec
ú 30 sec
ú 45 sec

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Organizer (Menu 9)

§ Calendar

To add a task, select Organizer and scroll to the date you want to
assign the task and press Optionà View Tasksà OKàAdd; then edit
the date, time, note and alarm. Press Done to save and exit.

§ To Do List

You can view all of the tasks. To edit a task, scroll to it and press
Option.

§ Alarm

To set an alarm, select OrganizeràAlarmàOkàEdit. You can set
the alarm to repeat at the same day every week.

§ World Clock

Press scroll left and right of to select the desired location and
the local time and date are displayed automatically.

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n Services (Menu 10)

For availability of and subscription to data services, contact your
network operator or service provider. The default setting of the
multimedia message service is generally on. The appearance of a
multimedia message may vary depending on the receiving device.

- Procedure of Making a GPRS Connection

GPRS (general packet radio service) is a network service that

allows mobile phones to send and receive data over an
IP-based network. GPRS is a data bearer that enables wireless
access to data networks, such as the mobile Internet.

- To use GPRS technology, you must first do the following:

ú Contact your service provider for availability and

subscription.

ú Save the GPRS settings for each of the applications used.

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- To define GPRS connection settings, select Menuà Settings
àNetwork SetupàOKàGPRS Connectionà When Needed

- Basic Steps for Web Access

1. Select Menu à Service

2. Select your service provider and press OK. Links appear on
the screen. Select Homepage.

3. To open another link, scroll to the link and select OK.

4. To disconnect from the browser service and to quit
browsing, keep pressing Back & Quit until returning to
Standby page.

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5. On top of the screen, the red letter disappears as the
GPRS connection disabled.

n Extra (Menu 11)

§ Calculator

- Press to to insert a digit. Press to insert a
decimal point.

- Use to select +, -, *, /. Press Clear to delete digits. Press
OK for the total.

§ Units Converter

- Weight: You can convert the weight unit of kilogram to pound

or vise versa.

- Length: You can convert the following length units:

Kilometer ßà Mile

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Meter ßà Yard
Meter ßà Foot
Centimeter ßà Inch

§ Currency Converter

Key in the current exchange rate and press OK. The first field shows
Local : Foreign exchange rate. You can use right and left key of

to change to Foreign : Local exchange rate. Key in the amount in the
Local field for the exchange value.

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§ Health

- BMI— You can calculate Body Mass Index by entering the
gender, height and Weight, then OK. The index between 18 to
23 is normal.

- Menstrual—Fill the Last Menses Date and Average Period and
press OK. In the calendar, you can read the dates of menses
period. Select a date and press OK to check the Pregnant
Probabilities (P.P).

n Shortcuts (Menu 12 )

- You can set up 10 shortcuts.

- To set a shortcut, select Shortcuts and scroll to the desired field.

Press Edit to select from a list of 38 functions.

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- In standby mode, press up key of to access shortcuts.