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Ab ut TrueSmarto
The Omate TrueSmart was designed to be used
as the world’s first Smartwatch 2.0, with
standalone smartphone capabilities in addition
to its companion mode. This manual will introduce
you to your device’s basic functions as well as its
ecosystem of applications.
W rds of Cautiono
- Please observe all sections of this manual accordingly
in order to ensure proper use of your device.
- Descriptions, diagrams, and functions are based
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on the unmodified, stock Android operating system
included with the Omate TrueSmart.
- Screenshots, pictures, and other applications may
differ from the actual final product.
- Modification of the stock operating system may
cause unwanted errors, corrupted data, loss of radio
calibration, or failure of the device to boot. Please
avoid modifying the Omate file system in accordance
with your device’s licence agreement.
- Omate is not liable for damages to the TrueSmart
incurred by device software modification or alteration
of the factory settings by third party software.
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- The water resistance rating of the Omate TrueSmart
cannot be guaranteed if the backplate has been
removed. Special care should be used when replacing
the watertight gaskets as well as when tightening the
screws of the SIM and battery compartments.
- The Omate TrueSmart was designed to work properly
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with Google Play Store applications; Omate
cannot guarantee full compatibility with each individual
app. If you encounter any issues please contact the
application developer for support.
- Please contact your wireless provider for information
regarding compatibility of the TrueSmart cellular
radio with their data network. A list of known
compatible providers is as follows:
Europe
MTN
Sonera
Orange
TeleFinland
DNA
Saunalahti
DeutschTelekom/T-Mobile
Movistar/O2/Vivo
Vodafone
H3G
KPN
North America
AT&T Wireless
T-Mobile*
Rogers
Telus
Bell
Asia
Starhub
Maxis
U Mobile
Singtel
China Mobile
* High speed internet may not be available in all locations. Please
check with your wireless carrier for information about supported areas.
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F r Your Informationo
The following icons will be used to indicate important
information and should be heeded accordingly:
C pyright & Trademarkso
Copyright © 2013-2014 Omate, Ltd.
This guide is the property of Omate, Ltd and is protected
by international copyright law. It may not be reproduced,
copied, distributed, translated, transmitted, or sold
electronically, mechanically, or audibly without prior
written consent from Omate, Ltd.
OMATE and the OMATE TrueSmart logo are trademarks
of Omate, Ltd.
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Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG,
Inc. worldwide.
Other properties as they appear are trademarks
of their respective companies.
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Caution should be exercised.
This procedure may be dangerous or harmful.
This information contains helpful tips.
This is community-acquired information.
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Specifications
General Information..........................................
What’s Included................................................
TrueSmart Layout
“Hard” Keys........................................................
“Soft” Keys.........................................................
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Ocharge Charging Station.............................
TrueSmart Core Applications
Omate User Interface (OUI 2.0).......................
Lockscreen.......................................................
Phone/Dialer....................................................
Contacts/People..............................................
SMS/Messaging...............................................
Web Browser.....................................................
Camera/Gallery................................................
Omate Ecosystem Applications
Oclock...............................................................
Osmart Companion App..................................
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O-Store ...........................................................
Other Applications...........................................
Configuring Your TrueSmart
System Settings...............................................
Installing the SIM.............................................
Installing a microSD card................................
Troubleshooting..................................................
Extended Development Information.................
FCC Disclaimer....................................................
Warranty...............................................................
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Specificati nso
General Information
Processor: 1.3GHz Dual Core ARM Cortex-A7
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Operating System: Android 4.2.2 “Jelly Bean”
Supported GSM Bands: 850/900/1800/1900 (Global)
UMTS: 1900 (North America), 2100 (Global)
SIM Card: Supports Micro-SIM
Bluetooth: v3.0, EDR, A2DP, PAN, 4.0LE*
Wi-Fi: 802.11a/b/g/n DLNA, Hotspot, Direct
GPS: Built-In, supports YGPS & AGPS
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Connections: Micro-USB, v2.0 (via Ocharge )
Display: IPS Capacitive Ultra-Touchscreen**
Resolution: 16 million colors @ 240x240, 220ppi
Dimensions: 45.0mm x 45.0mm x 15.2mm†
Weight: 110g
Video Format(s): 3MP Camera (Interpolated to 5MP),720p HD
Sound Format(s): MP3, WAV, Vibration Alert
Speaker: External speaker, Internal microphone
Memory: Supports up to 64GB microSD, 512MB-1GB RAM††
What’s Included
(1) Omate TrueSmart Smartwatch 2.0 with Setup Guide
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(1) Ocharge charging station with micro-USB charging cable
(1) Miniature Philips-head screwdriver
(4) Battery Compartment Replacement Screws (M1x3mm)
(2) SIM Compartment Replacement Screws (M1x2mm)
* 4.0 available in future updates.
** Multi-touch capable; Includes protective Sapphire Crystal coating.
† Thickness does not include curved sapphire screen.
†† Internal storage memory varies by model. SD card may require formatting
to a FAT32 system before installation.
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Lay ut of the TrueSmarto
General Diagram
Components
1. GSM Antenna
2. IPS Ultra-Sensitive Touchscreen
3. Speaker
4. GPS/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Antenna
5. Charging/USB Connection Pins
6. SIM Compartment
7. 3MP Camera/720P Video Recorder
8. Microphone
9. Battery Compartment
“Hard” Keys (Long Press Function in Parentheses)
a. Lock/Unlock (Power On/Power Menu)
b. Home (Recent Apps Menu)
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“Soft” Keys
The Omate TrueSmart utilizes a gesture-based system
in order to navigate the user interface.
Simply swipe to the right Swipe to the left
for “Menu”. for “Back”.
For optimal motion detection use a firm touch coupled
with a slow, steady movement from the edge of the
screen until you become comfortable with the process.
Pressing on the screen with unnecessary force may
damage the display. Remember it is ultra-sensitive!
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charge Charging Station
All-In-One Charging/Connection Solution
Danger: Always exercise caution when handling
electrical components connected to a live electrical
outlet.
General Information
The charging station that is packaged with your
TrueSmart was designed specifically to function as
both a charging cradle and connection hub to your
computer.
Most android devices are compatible with modern
computers running Linux, Windows, or Mac OS.
Additional driver installation may be needed depending
on individual operating system requirements.
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Physical modification of the charging cradle may damage
your Omate TrueSmart and/or other electrical devices
in your home. Omate will not be held liable for any
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damages incurred by alteration of the Ocharge
Charging Station appearance or configuration.
Diagram
1) Interface pins
2) MicroUSB Port
3) Sliding latch
4) Locking Teeth
The Omate TrueSmart package should include a Micro-USB
cable for connecting to your computer or charging device.
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While other cables may work without incident with your Ocharge
charging station, we recommend you use the one provided for
optimal performance.
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Connecting your Omate TrueSmart
Danger: In order to avoid accidental build-up of
static electricity be sure to ground yourself prior to
handling electronic devices. Even small amounts of
current can damage internal components.
Step 1: Be sure to properly align your device’s
charging terminals with the cradle pins by observing
the location of the camera. It should be facing towards
the lid rather than away.
Step 2: Carefully close the lid and press down until
a clicking noise is heard.
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Step 3: Connect one end of the Micro-USB cable to
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your computer, and the other end into your Ocharge
charging station.
Remember to install drivers, if necessary!
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To remove your Omate TrueSmart from the Ocharge
charging station, simply press up on the sliding latch
to release the lock while lifting the lid gently with your
thumb.
The Omate TrueSmart is not your average SmartWatch!
Take precaution when removing it from the cradle so
that it does not fall onto the floor! Sapphire crystal is
very resistant to scratches and most abrasions but it
will not protect the interior of the watch from damage!
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C re Applicationso
Your device comes pre-loaded with several basic
applications as well as access to Omate-specific
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software running on Android 4.2.2 “Jelly Bean”.
OUI 2.0 - The Omate User Interface
Omate has created an intuitive launcher designed to
compliment the functionality of your TrueSmart. The
Omate User Interface 2.0 enhances the clarity and
navigability of your device while retaining many popular
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features of the stock Android launcher.
cLockscreen: Besides the ability to set various clock
designs as a lockscreen, OUI 2.0 bears a designer
“clockscreen” as the screen unlock when you wake
the device. To continue to the launcher, press anywhere
on the screen.
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Launcher/Homescreen
The launcher greets you after exiting the lockscreen
or waking the device if the lockscreen is disabled in
Settings. A quick swipe from the center to the left or
right will change between homescreens.
Long-pressing anywhere the screen will bring up the
settings menu, where you can add apps or widgets to
your desktop as well as add new homescreens. You
can also change the visual style or wallpaper.
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Changing Homescreen Configurations
From the homescreen settings menu you can add apps
or widgets, change the default wallpaper, add new
homescreens, or change the visual style.
Feel free to customize your Omate TrueSmart to fit
your mood, personality, career, or whatever suits
your needs!
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Dialer App (Phone)
In standalone mode the dialer app functions as
the telephone and supports international as well as
local calling (carrier fees may apply).
To make a phone call dial the area code and phone
number followed by pressing the green send key. Your
call should be connected and you should hear ringing
momentarily.
People App (Contacts)
You can also dial or send text messages from your list
of contacts. They can be searched by name or number.
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Messaging App (SMS/MMS)
When calling someone’s phone or answering your own
is not a convenient option, you may use the messaging
app to talk via text messaging service (carrier fees
may apply).
From this screen you can search messages or manage
them using the slide-out menu on the left of the screen.
Select “New Message”, choose a contact, and begin
typing! Press the “Send” key when finished.
To change notification sounds for text messaging you
must enter the settings menu from the main screen.
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Web Browser
Users who have purchased a data plan or are connected
to Wi-Fi networks can take advantage of the simple
web-browsing interface and access almost any site on
the internet. The browser supports Javascript, HTML,
and many other standard browser plugins.
Other browsers may be available to download for
your Omate TrueSmart from the internet. While we
support the flexibility other browsers may offer users
we cannot guarantee compatibility with the Omate
TrueSmart.
* Applications using Adobe Flash may not be compatible with
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newer versions of Android software beyond 4.1.x.
Back/Forward
Open Tabs
Favorites
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Camera App
With a convenient location the Omate TrueSmart camera
packs a punch despite its minimal size. Using the
provided app users can take still photos at a 3-megapixel
resolution (5-megapixels with interpolation).
Using the settings menu you can change resolution,
brightness, contrast, exposure, and even select from
preset scene modes in order to take the perfect shot.
When you’re ready to take your picture, press the
shutter key on the lower right. Double-tapping the
screen will toggle digital zoom on/off.
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Recording High-Definition Video
The Omate TrueSmart camera app can also record
video in high definition (up to 720p).
To start recording video, simply press the camcorder
key on the left and let the fun begin!
Viewing saved Images/Videos
You can view your favorite images and videos using
the provided Gallery app, where you can edit, erase,
or share your moments with others (requires internet
connection).
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Omate supports its community of app developers by
providing applications designed specifically to work with
the Omate TrueSmart and future Omate products. Some
of the available software is as follows:
Oclock
A team of contest-winning artists worked together
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with our community developer to build our KickStarter
dream clock-face app, Oclock. Included in this package
are 26 community-selected clocks that can be set
as a lockscreen or opened as an app and switched
at regular intervals.
Some of the designs feature dynamic weather,
push notifications, and varying themes implemented
by our talented app designer.
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Osmart: The Smart Companion
The Omate TrueSmart possesses a companion mode in
addition to its standalone feature, allowing you to
use your TrueSmart to answer calls, check messages
or notifications, and function as a master control during
those moments where you have to be discreet or
cannot get to your phone immediately*.
* Requires additional download from the Google Play
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Store in order to properly sync with your smartphone
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or device. Osmart will work with almost all Android
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devices. Apple IOS and Windows Phone support
are planned for future releases.
Please read the instructions included with the Osmart
app for information about synchronizing your devices
over Bluetooth.
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The O-Store
The central hub of all community and internal
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development, O-Store is where you will find apps
sanctioned and approved by Omate for use with the
Omate TrueSmart. Apps found within include Oclock,
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OSOS, OReminder, Omatify, OSmart, Fleksy , Osnap,
OWatchON, and many more to be added in the future!
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*Note: O-Store apps are independent from Amazon or Google purchases.
Downloads require an internet connection and sufficient storage
space. All applications are verified for compatibility before being
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made available on the O-Store to customers.
Other Included Applications
The Omate TrueSmart also comes loaded with other
useful apps that enhance functionality or are typically
included with modern smartphone software packages.
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Fleksy Keyboard
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Fleksy is an innovative keyboard that minimizes the
occupied screen space while maximizing text prediction
in a way that makes typing on your Omate TrueSmart
fun, intuitive, and accurate. Simply type your words on
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the screen and Fleksy accurately makes suggestions
for you! Swipe to the right to complete a phrase or
swipe to the left to erase your mistakes.
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Sonic Emotion : Stunning 3D Sound
Sonic Emotion’s ABSOLUTE 3D brings an entirely new
level of sound control and quality to audiophiles!
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E-Mail
The e-mail app supports exchange accounts from a
wide variety of providers.
File Manager
Manage your files, documents, videos, photos, music,
and downloads with this basic, easy to use browser.
Note: For your protection, File Manager cannot access
folders found within the system root.
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Omatefaces
Omate lockscreen watchfaces allows you to set your
lockscreen to preset clocks of various types (requires
enabling the lockscreen via settings menu).
Music
The basic music app supports many file types for
playback and has a very basic, Omate-friendly interface.
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C nfiguring your TrueSmarto
The Omate TrueSmart has a simplified settings menu
to maximize the control you have over your device.
Through the settings menu you can adjust volume
levels, connect to a Bluetooth device or a Wi-Fi network,
add an online account, update your device, manage
your apps or even change your ringtone.
Settings Menu
Wireless & Networks
Configure Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or Mobile Network settings
on the fly.
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Device Options
Configure device volume, display brightness, and app
management. You can also check available storage
space and battery usage statistics.
Personal & Account Options
Configure additional login accounts, lockscreen security,
and change system language. From this screen you can
also activate GPS location services and backup or
reset (format) your device.
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System Settings
Configure system-specific properties such as date/time,
power options, accessibility enhancements, and
check for system updates.
Developer Options
Developer options contain powerful tools that allow you
to directly change how the software manages your
device’s hardware. It is not recommended that you
access or otherwise change these settings unless you
are familiar with their effects, as you may cause damage
to your TrueSmart and/or corruption of user data.
For more details regarding developer options, please
consult the developer’s guide.
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M bile Networkingo
Installing a micro-SIM card
A SIM card is necessary to utilize the standalone feature
of the Omate TrueSmart. Please note that installation
of a SIM card alone will not grant connection to a mobile
network. You must first set up a mobile account with
your local wireless provider.
Step 1:
Be sure to have the miniature Philips-head screwdriver
ready and that your device is properly functional.
Caution: Proceed carefully with the following steps
in order to avoid permanent damage to your device’s
case or internal components.
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Step 2:
Be sure the device is powered down; if not, press the top
button and hold it in until the above menu appears.
Step 3:
Using the screwdriver, loosen the screws of the SIM
compartment and remove the cover.
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Step 4:
Carefully set the rubber gasket, cover, and screws to
the side and do not lose them.
Step 5:
Insert SIM card as shown in the diagram. Do not force
the SIM into the compartment or you may damage the
internal components. Listen for a soft click.
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Step 6:
Replace the gasket and cover using the correct
orientation. If it does not close, do not force it shut.
Instead, switch the orientation of the cover and try again.
The cover slightly curves with the contours of the watch.
Fasten the screws with the screwdriver to complete the
installation.
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Mem ry Expansiono
Installing a micro-SD card
In order to maximize the available storage space of
your Omate TrueSmart, an SD card may be necessary.
The Omate TrueSmart does have limited internal storage
space, but it is expandable up to 64GB.
Caution: Removing the device backplate may alter
your device’s water resistance rating. Omate cannot
guarantee the factory rating once the device has been
opened. Extreme care is recommended. Submersion
of the device may result in permanent damage.
Step 1:
Make sure the device is powered off. Slowly remove
the case screws to avoid damaging the rubber washers.
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Step 2:
Gently pull the battery out. Be careful not to tear the
delicate rubber gasket and rubber washers.
Step 3:
The SD compartment is located above the product label
and to the left of the battery terminal.
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Step 4:
Press away from the label and up to slide open the
SD cover.
Step 5:
Insert the micro-SD card face up as shown. Do not force
the card into the tray or you may damage both the card
and the internal components of the device.
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Step 6:
Gently press down on the SD cover and slide into
locking position. Give a light push to make sure it is
secure.
Step 7 (IMPORTANT):
Don’t forget the rubber gasket!
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Step 8:
Reseat the battery into the case and place the rubber
gasket into position over the four corners of the back of
the watch.
Step 9:
Apply firm pressure. To tighten, gently fasten the screws
until they no longer turn and then do another ½ circle.
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Tr ubleshooting Guideo
This quick guide will help users who have issues with
their Omate TrueSmart functioning properly throughout
the course of its life. Only basic issues will be covered.
For all other problems not addressed in this guide
please contact Omate support directly by e-mail at
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The watch will not turn on/charge.
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Check the pin alignment on the Ocharge charging station
and make sure all pins are straight and level.
Carefully loosen the backplate screws and apply pressure to the
case while fastening. The contact between the terminals and the
case pins may not be properly secured.
If it still will not turn on or charge, Listen for a small click when
pressing the power button. If no audible noise is heard try
opening the case and examining the connectors for
broken/damaged parts.
Bluetooth settings menu will not toggle on/off.
If a device was recently paired to the Omate TrueSmart, this
may occur. Try powering down the device and rebooting the
system. You may have to disable Quick Boot first.
If rebooting does not work, open the casing and remove the
battery for approximately two minutes. Replace the battery,
carefully secure the backplate, and power the phone on.
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The microphone/call quality sounds distorted.
Enter the settings menu and under device options go to audio
profiles. Lower the call/media volume if available and try to
connect again. You may also adjust call volume during a call
by sliding your finger across the screen.
If the call quality, speaker, or microphone sound distorted despite
making necessary adjustments, please contact your local Omate
Technical Support team.
My battery discharges too quickly.
As the Omate TrueSmart possesses smartphone functionality
the device may draw additional power from the battery, reducing
uptime.
Try disabling location services, data connection, or wi-fi access
to see if battery life improves. If the battery is discharging within
minutes, contact your local Omate Technical Support team.
The phone will not turn on after a wireless (OTA) update.
Given the sensitive nature of the components used in the
construction of the Omate TrueSmart, the uncommon occasion
may arise where it will not automatically reboot after powering
down for a wireless update. If pressing the power key does not
turn on your device, we recommend removing the battery
compartment, unseating the battery for two minutes, and
replacing the battery. If your device still does not power on,
please contact Omate Technical Support.
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My watch isn’t waterproof!
The Omate TrueSmart has been tested to IP67 certification
standards. This means your device is dustproof, but only water
resistant to a depth of 1.0m (~3.3ft) for 30 minutes. Removing
the backplate may affect this rating as Omate cannot guarantee
proper measurements were taken to ensure an effective seal
once the watch has been opened. This rating was designed with
factory specifications in mind and while we understand the watch
must be opened in some events, including installation of a
memory card, we cannot account for how each individual user
seals their device. In the event your device is still under warranty,
or the case has never been opened, please contact Omate
Technical Support for assistance.
My touchscreen won’t respond!
In the event that your touchscreen does not respond to tactile
input, wait for a few moments to make sure that the software
has not experienced any input delay (lag). If considerable time
has passed and your device still will not respond to input, attempt
to turn off your device by either removing the battery or pressing
the power key.
If a reboot does not restore touch function, immediately contact
Omate Technical Support.
My touchscreen is scratched!
Sapphire Crystal is layered onto the Omate TrueSmart screen
to add extra protection to the more sensitive parts of the device.
Although sapphire coating is highly resistant to scratches and
marks, materials containing minerals with equal or greater
hardness rating may still scratch the screen.
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I have no data connection.
Enter the settings menu and under wireless networking check
SIM management to make sure your SIM has been registered
on your mobile carrier’s network. You may also check the local
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towers for a low-speed (2G) or high-speed (3G, H ) connection.
If all settings are normal, your is SIM properly registered, and
your data connection is still not working, contact your local
provider for details about 2G/3G coverage in your area.
If you reside in a covered area and cannot establish a data
connection, please contact Omate Technical Support.
My calls will not connect or they drop constantly.
Omate recommends you contact your wireless provider about
“dropped calls” or connection failures.
If you are receiving SMS/MMS text messages and can
reliably connect to the internet, but cannot receive/make
phone calls, we recommend contacting your wireless provider.
If you cannot connect to the internet or receive MMS messages,
and cannot receive phone calls or SMS text messages, and your
wireless plan allows for access, please contact Omate Technical
Support.
Bluetooth/Wi-Fi connections fail or drop connection.
Check your area to make sure you are within reasonable distance
of the device you are connecting to and/or that interfering
factors (other devices, thick walls, etc.) are minimal. If you still
cannot establish a Bluetooth/Wi-Fi connection, please contact
Omate Technical Support.
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My song or video will not play.
Many common audio and video formats are supported on the
Omate TrueSmart. In the event it will not play on your device,
we recommend checking the file extension and, if necessary,
converting it to a more common format that is supported.
Commonly supported formats include WAV, MP3, MP4, FLV, and
OGG.
Why do photos taken with my camera look grainy?
The camera sensor on the Omate TrueSmart supports a native
resolution of 3-megapixels that is upconverted (interpolated) to
5-megapixels using software. Depending on lighting conditions,
proximity, and ambient environmental factors, the image quality
may vary.
The Omate TrueSmart is not recognized by my computer.
Some older systems require driver installation from the internet
in order to access the Omate TrueSmart over USB. Modern
systems running Windows 7/8, Mac OS 10.x, or Linux, should
not have this issue. If the device is not recognized by your
computer but will charge through USB, your system may fall into
this category. If the device does not charge at all and is not
recognized by your computer, contact Omate Technical Support.
When I turn on my TrueSmart I’m getting “SIM not recognized”.
Sometimes the SIM card is not properly mounted in the casing.
Make sure that it is seated in the SIM compartment and that
it was properly oriented according to the SIM installation guide.
Also, some carriers restrict SIM recognition and require you to
register your device IMEI on their network first.
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Omate Supports its Community!
Omate is thankful for the extensive support it has received from
its broad, global community. As a result we have offered an
exclusive supplementary “Developer’s Guide” which is available
in Q2 2014.
What does this guide include?
The developer’s guide is an essential manual for independent
developers looking to develop for the Omate TrueSmart hardware
and includes more advanced information on navigating the
firmware, software and system settings in order to further
enhance the potential of their device.
How do I get one?
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The developer’s guide is only available for KickStarter backers
or developers who have previously contacted Omate about
possible software partnerships. For information about how you
can become an Omate software partner, please contact
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What would I use it for?
Average users will not see a benefit to utilizing this guide and
Omate does not recommend that you alter your software as
doing so may void your warranty and or/corrupt the data on
your device. If you must change the more advanced system
settings present in the developer options menu of your TrueSmart
we recommend you first contact Omate Technical Support for
an alternate solution.
partner@omate.com
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Grantee Information/FCC ID
This device carries the FCC-ID 2ABF5-OTS1. For more information
about the FCC, please visit .
FCC STATEMENT
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. There is no
guarantee, however, that interference will not occur within a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
a) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
b) Increase separation between the equipment and receiver.
c) Connect the equipment into an outlet on a different circuit from that to
which the receiver is connected.
d) Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
www.fcc.gov
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SAR
Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and
manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio (RF)
energy set by the FCC. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and
establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The
guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent
scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific
studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure
the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure standard
for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement know as the
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR). The limit set by the FCC is 1.6 W/kg. Tests
for SAR are conducted with the phone transmitting at its highest certified
power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at
the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level 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 necessary to reach
the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna,
the lower the power required. Before a phone model is available for sale to the
public it must be tested and certified to the FCC that it does not exceed the
limits or requirements for safe exposure established by the U.S. government.
The tests are performed in positions and locations (at the ear or on the body,
for example) as required by the FCC for each model. The highest SAR value
for the 2ABF5-OTS1 when tested for use at the ear is 0.132W/kg and, when
worn on the body as described in this manual, is 0.663W/kg. Body-worn
measurements differ among phone models, depending upon available
accessories and individual FCC requirements.
While there may be differences between SAR levels of various phones and at
various positions, they all meet government requirements for safe exposure.
The FCC has granted Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all
reported SAR levels evaluated as compliant with the FCC RF exposure
guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and
may be found under the Display Grant section of the Equipment Authorization
System at using the device FCC-ID 2ABF5-OTS1.http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid
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Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates can be found
on the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association website
at . In the United States and Canada,
the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6W/kg
averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a
substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the
public and also to account for any variations in measurements.
The radiated power output of this device is below the FCC radio
frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the device should be
used in such a manner that the potential for human contact is
minimized during normal operation. To avoid the possibility of
exceeding the FCC RF exposure limits, human proximity to the
antenna should be minimized. Wearable devices in general are
kept within close proximity to human tissue. As such, it is
recommended that you do not wear this device for extended
periods of time in order to minimize exposure.
This device was tested for typical body-worn operations. To comply
with RF exposure requirements a minimum separation distance
of 10.0mm must be maintained between the user’s body and the
handset, including the antenna. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, or
similar accessories used for this device should not contain any
metallic components. Body-worn accessories that do not meet
these requirements may not comply with RF exposure standards
and should be avoided. Use only the supplied hardware or an
approved antenna.
Although this device exceeds FCC regulations for SAR limits and
is considered safe, caution should always be used when wearing
or operating under everyday conditions.
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Warranty Inf rmationo
In the event that this device fails for the following reasons it shall be
considered a “covered service” qualifying for repair under warranty:
1) If the device contains a critical manufacturing defect which prevents
normal function.
2) If the device has not been altered or opened and, upon sufficient
examination by an Omate Technical Specialist, has been found to
not meet IP67 standards for water resistance.
3) If device failure or defect was discovered within a reasonable time
period between purchase and contact of service.
4) If the device failure was not a result of user tampering, software
modification (”rooting”), or improper handling of the device (e.g. dropping).
The following shall be considered “non-covered” repairs
requiring payment of service:
1) Water ingress as a result of opening the device casing or exceeding IP67
depth or submersion guidelines of 1.0m and 30 minutes, respectively.
2) Modification of system firmware, resulting in loss or corruption of data
or mobile network information.
3) Improper installation of SIM or memory card resulting in the damage of
internal or external components.
4) Damage to the device as a result of misuse or improper handling, including
cases where excessively rough material came into contact with the device
touchscreen.
If you have questions about covered services or about specific regulations
regarding the coverage period in your region you may contact Omate
Technical Support at .
Residents of the EU (European Union): Under directive 1999/44/EC if the
device is defective within the given time period you must contact Omate
Technical Support in order to process your claim.
NOTE: IF YOU ALTER YOUR DEVICE FIRMWARE WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO
CHARGE FOR SERVICE IN THE EVENT THE DEVICE BECOMES DAMAGED
OR NON-FUNCTIONAL. PLEASE AVOID MODIFYING YOUR DEVICE.
service@omate.com
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C mmunity Thankso
Special Thanks to just a handful of the members who worked hard
and helped promote TrueSmart throughout the world:
Lucas Baran
Kent Hambrock
Otto Ferner
Ifor Powell
Gerhard Olsson
Mariusz Kraus
Lokifish Marz
Kurt Huwig
Cyril Preiss
TK Bay
Raimund Z
Dees Troy
To our community moderators who monitor our forums:
KentH
SteveDuck
chrisvor
ClintWade
pjbradley
Delano
SparkyRIH
ScottWright
Hatagashira
Zhou
BJVanGundy
To our community translation team:
Kurt Huwig: German
Cindy Nagel: Chinese
Luis Gil/Daniel Consuegra: Spanish
Bruno Ferlatte: French
Filippo De Vizzi: Italian
Elias Alvfeldt: Russian
WJ Harmsen: Dutch
Katerina Nevedelova: Czech
Raz Pavel: Romanian
And most importantly, to our community of 4,378 KickStarter backers,
who made this project a reality after so many delays, disappointments,
and difficult obstacles we’ve had to overcome. We thank you the most
for your continued support of Omate and our future endeavors!
And to our ClockFace Challenge Finalists:
Kwan Lee
Sijmen Robers
Mak Mark
Martin Holm Nielsen (Winner)
Jakub Chalupa (2nd)
Jasper Brosens (3rd)
Steve Mautone
Nikolas Moore
Jason Kruger
Michael Banditt
Rhiney Maceachern
Paul Friend
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