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EZY100
User Manual
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Oricom EZY100 User Manual

Mobile Phone
Operating Instructions
ezy100 GSM Mobile Phone with
Emergency Call Function
Table of contents
Safety Information and Warnings ................................... 4
Your Oricom phone and controls .................................. 19
Telephone Operation ....................................................24
Emergency Call Function.............................................. 37
Emergency Call Function, Examples ............................. 40
Starting/Ending the Emergency Call Function ............... 44
SMS − Text Messages ................................................ 54
Network services ......................................................... 59
Advanced Settings ....................................................... 70
Troubleshooting ........................................................... 75
Technical Properties..................................................... 78
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Safety Information and Warnings
1 Safety Information and Warnings
It is very important that you read the User Guide
carefully as it contains detailed information on set up and operational issues which you will need to be aware of to ensure the mobile operates properly. If you are not clear about how to use the phone or have any queries on any issue, please contact our Australian Customer Support helpline on 02 45748888. The following is a list of some of the important issues and important warnings which you need to be aware of. This is not a summary of all the important issues and you must still read the User Guide in full.
Risk of suffocation! Keep packaging materials and protective foils
out of reach of children.
Intended use
This telephone is designed for use when connected to a mobile phone network. Any other use is considered unintended use. Unauthorised modifi cation is not permitted. Under no circumstances open the device or complete any repair work yourself. Repairs to this device may only be completed by qualifi ed service personnel.
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Safety Information and Warnings
YOU SHOULD NEVER RELY SOLEY ON ANY MOBILE PHONE FOR ESSENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS SUCH AS MEDICAL EMERGENCIES.
Areas of use
Do not use the phone in prohibited areas such as on • aircraft, in a petrol station in hospitals, or near to fuel and other fl amable liquids, chemicals or blasting areas. When using this phone in a motor vehicle do • not carry or store fl ammable liquids, gasses or explosives in the same compartment as this phone. Prevent exposure to smoke, dust, vibration, • chemicals, is not waterproof; therefore, keep it dry at all times. Water damage is not covered under warranty. Never leave this device exposed to direct sunlight inside • a motor vehicle. Temperatures inside the vehicle on a hot day are extreme and damage to the phone may result which is not covered by warranty. Only use original accessories and batteries supplied with • this product. Never attempt to connect other products. Never attempt to connect incompatible products.• All mobile communication equipment is subject to • interference which may impair its performance.
moisture, heat and direct sunlight. The phone
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Safety Information and Warnings
Keep the phone and accessories out of the reach of children.• The SIM card can be removed. Caution! Small children • can swallow them. The earpiece of the handset may attract small metal • objects such as staples and pins. Care should be taken when placing the handset near these items. The ringing tone is issued via the loudspeaker. Take an • incoming call fi rst and then hold the phone to your ear. This prevents any possible hearing damage. You should not use your mobile phone whilst driving • a motor vehicle. At all times obey all local traffi c laws regarding mobile phone usage whilst driving a motor vehicle. Always keep your hands free to operate the vehicle safely. If you use this phone in a motor vehicle that has • air bags installed. Do not place this phone or other objects in the area over the air bag or the air bag deployment area. If the air bag infl ates serious injury could result.
Warning when used with implanted medical devices
Manufactures of medical devices recommend that • users with implanted heart pacemakers. Always maintain a distance of at least 15.3cm between the phone and the pacemaker to prevent any
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Safety Information and Warnings
possible interference. If you have had a pacemaker implanted, do not carry the phone in a breast pocket when switched on. Always hold the phone to the ear furthest away from the pacemaker during calls.
Switch the phone off immediately if you notice or
suspect any adverse effects. Ensure you read and follow the directions from the • manufacturer of the implanted medical device. If you have any questions about using your phone with an implanted medical device, consult your health care provider.
Use with a hearing device
This phone is hearing aid compatible. If you • wear a hearing aid, however, please contact your Audiologist or the hearing aid manufacturer to inquire about any possible impairments through mobile communication equipment.
Emergency calls
This phone uses radio signals and network service • providers networks and user programed functions. It is not possible to guarantee a reliable connection. You should never rely on this or any other wireless radio device for essential communications in the case of medical emergencies.
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Safety Information and Warnings
AC power adaptor
Attention: Only use the AC power adaptor
supplied. As other power supplies could damage the phone.
Rechargeable batteries
Attention: Never dispose of batteries into a fi re.
Only use batteries of the same type.
Environment
At the end of its service life, in order to dispose of your device, take it to a collection point if provided by your local public waste authorities (e.g. recycling centre). The adjacent symbol indicates that the device must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste! Batteries must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations or at the appropriate collection points if provided by the public waste authorities. Packaging materials all cardboard and paper packaging should be sent for recycling in accordance with local waste regulations.
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Getting Started
2 Getting Started
Safety information
Attention: It is essential to read the Safety
Information in Chapter 1 before starting up.
Checking the package contents
The package contains: 1 mobile phone 1 Li-ion battery pack 1 AC power adaptor
Barcode labels on the phone
The barcode label printed inside the phone contains the IMEI number and the serial number. Do not remove it.
Phone security
Every mobile phone has a unique 15-digit electronic serial number, known as the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number. Record your phone’s IMEI number in case your phone is lost or stolen. On the bottom of the box there is a large label. Remove one of the IMEI labels and stick it in the space below.
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Getting Started
You can verify your IMEI number by dialling *#06# on your mobile phone.
If your phone is lost or stolen:
Notify your network carrier and the police immediately. Tell them your IMEI number and any other identifying features on your phone. Your network carrier can use this number to block your phone from all networks in Australia once you report the phone lost or stolen, making it useless to any thief. Importantly, this also ensures you’re not paying for any calls made by the thief. If the handset is subsequently found, the IMEI block can be easily removed – as long as you can prove you’re the original, legal owner of the phone.
Passwords
This mobile phone provides the option of using passwords. After activating the passwords, unauthorised users cannot access the data stored on the phone. If the option is activated, access to certain functions, e.g. the phone book, is only possible after entering the correct password.
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Getting Started
PIN & PIN2 codes
The PIN (Personal Identity Number) and PIN2 codes are 4 to 8-digit numbers. The PIN and PIN2 codes are given to you, together with the SIM card, by your network provider.
PUK & PUK2 codes
The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) and PUK2 codes are 4 to 8-digit numbers. These are only necessary if you enter the PIN code for the SIM card incorrectly three times in succession and the SIM card is blocked. The PUK and PUK2 codes are given to you, together with the SIM card, by your network provider.
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Getting Started
Installing the SIM card
Risk of swallowing small objects! The SIM card can be removed. Small children can swallow them.
The emergency call number 000 can still be dialled even if there is no SIM card installed. The number is automatically dialled if the emergency call switch is activated!
Switch the phone off.
Pay attention that the SIM card is not bent or scratched. Prevent any contact with water, dirt or electrical charges.
Slide off the mobile phone’s battery compartment cover towards the bottom using a little force.
If there is already a battery inside, remove it.
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Slide the SIM card with the gold coloured contacts facing down in the moulded SIM card holder.
Insert the battery. The gold coloured contacts on the battery must face towards the top left. Press lightly on the bottom end of the battery until it snaps into place.
Replace the battery compartment cover back on the phone. Slide the battery compartment cover upwards until it snaps in to place.
Getting Started
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Getting Started
Charging the battery
Before starting to charge the battery, ensure that it has been installed properly.
Do not remove the battery while it is being charged. This could damage the phone.
When charging the battery for the fi rst time, it should be charged for at least 4 hours. Batteries only reach their full capacity after several complete charge/discharge cycles.
Charging via the mini USB port
Open the protective USB cover on the phone and plug the charging unit in the mini USB port.
Connect the charging unit as illustrated in the diagram. For safety reasons, only use the optional Oricom approved charging unit.
Mains power outlet
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Getting Started
Charging via the optional desktop charger
Plug the connector on the AC adaptor cable in the mini USB port on the desk top charger. Place the phone into the charging cradle.
The current battery charge status is shown in the display as follows:
Full Half empty Low Empty
It may take a few seconds before the phone indicates the charging process.
You can use the phone during the charging process.
You can also charge the phone via a PC. To do this, connect the phone to the PC using an approved mini USB cable. The charging process takes longer via the PC than when using the charging unit.
Only use the mini USB cable approved by Oricom. The terms of guarantee are void if a different cable is used.
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Getting Started
Battery status warning
When the battery charge is low, a warning message appears in the display.
Charge the battery.
In cases where the battery charge is extremely low, it is possible that the back-lighting no longer works and certain functions are no longer available.
Charge the battery.
When the battery charge drops below the minimum status, the phone switches off automatically.
Warnings on battery usage
Only use batteries, cables and charging units approved by Oricom, otherwise the battery could be damaged. Do not short circuit the battery. Always leave the battery in the phone to avoid accidentally short circuiting the battery contacts.
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Getting Started
Keep the battery contacts clean and free of dust and dirt. The battery can be charged/discharged hundreds of times but its service life is limited. Replace the battery when the battery no longer holds suffi cient charge for normal use. The Oricom battery part number is KEBT­5057, maximum talk time is up to 120 minutes and standby time is up to 170 hours.
Switching the mobile phone off and on
Press and hold the button for 3 seconds to switch the phone on or off.
Setting the display language
Select the language required.
1. During standby mode, press M1 to enter the setup
menu.
2. Use i/j to select Phone Setting. Press M1 to confi rm.
3. Use i/j to select Display Setting, press M1 to confi rm.
4. Use i/j to select Language, press M1 to confi rm.
5. Use i/j to select desired language, press M1 to confi rm.
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Getting Started
Setting the time and date
1. During standby mode, press M1 to enter the setup menu.
2. Use i/j to select Clock & Alarm. Press M1 to confi rm.
3. Use i/j to select Time & Date, press M1 to confi rm.
Set Home City
4. Use i/j to select Set Home City, press M1 to confi rm. Use i/j to select and press M1 to confi rm.
Set Format
5. Use i/j to select Set Format, press M1 to confi rm. Use i/j to select and press M1 to confi rm. Set time format to 24Hr or 12 Hr, and select the date format.
Set time and date
6. Use i/j to select Set Time/Date, press M1 to confi rm. Use i/j to select and press M1 to confi rm. Use keypad to input the time, minute, date, month and year. Press M1 to confi rm.
7. After setting the time and date, press M3 to confi rm and press M1 to save the settings.
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Your Oricom phone and controls
3 Your Oricom phone and controls
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Your Oricom phone and controls
1 Earpiece 2 One-touch dialling buttons / Softkeys 3 On/Off button / On-hook button 4 Scroll up/down button 5 Microphone 6 Digit keys 7 Call button 8 LED 9 Loudspeaker for handsfree mode 10 Emergency call switch 11 Battery compartment cover 12 Mini USB port with cover 13 Charge contacts 14 Volume control 15 Headset socket
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Your Oricom phone and controls
1 Earpiece The voice of the caller can be heard
here when no headset is being worn or the handsfree equipment has not been installed, activated and the device set to Handsfree mode.
2 M1 M2 M3 One-touch dialling buttons / Softkeys
A phone number can be assigned to each one-touch dialling button and then dialled directly by pressing and holding the respective button. M1 M3 are also softkeys. The softkeys are assigned different functions in the various menus. The current function is always indicated by a text directly above the button in the display.
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4 i j Scroll up/down buttons Navigate in
On/Off button/On-hook button Switch the mobile phone on and off. Cancel the current process. End or reject a call.
the menus
Open the menu
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Open the phone book
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Your Oricom phone and controls
5 Microphone Is activated during a call
- Digit keys
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Enter phone numbers and names or write a text.
Call button Take a call or dial a number.
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Open the call list. 8 LED Indicates the phone operating status. 9 Loudspeaker You can hear the caller’s voice from
here when the phone is in Handsfree
mode.
The outgoing alert message is played
back loud via this loudspeaker. 10 Emergency call switch
Activate emergency call. 11 Battery compartment cover
Cover of the battery compartment.
Mini USB port with cover Connect a
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USB plug. 13 Charging contacts
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The phone is charged via these
contacts when in the charging unit.
Volume control
Regulates the volume of the caller.
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Your Oricom phone and controls
15 Headset socket
You can connect an optional headset
(Part No: KESP-5185-P).
The earpiece, loudspeaker and
microphone are deactivated. You can
only hear and speak via the headset.
There is no guarantee that headsets from other manufacturers will work properly.
Damage to the headset or mobile phone cannot be ruled out.
Buttons with special functions
In Standby mode, hold the button to set Silent activated or General activated. During an incoming call, hold the the "No Alert" call setting for this call only. In standby mode, hold the
button to activate the
keypad lock function. Press and hold 1, a connection is established to your mailbox and you can play messages recorded.
button to activate
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Telephone Operation
4 Telephone Operation
Description of operating sequences in the manual
Display Description
Displays the contour of buttons
Press the button depicted briefl y
2 sec.
Hold
Option Represents text in the display
e.g.
Ok Press the softkey; Page 27
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Press the button depicted for 2 seconds
Press and hold down the button depicted
Enter digits or letters
Mobile phone rings
Remove phone from the charging unit
Place phone in the charging unit
Indicates icons in the display
Telephone Operation
Icons and texts in the handset display
Icon Description
Displays the battery capacity. Running-through segments, the battery is
being charged.
Signal strength of the phone connection
Alarm1 and/or Alarm2 are activated
A headset is connected
The key lock function is activated;
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A roaming1 call is in progress
A call is currently being made
There are new calls in the call list;
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A new SMS2 message has been received;
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The microphone is deactivated (muted);
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No call alert / silent is activated
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Telephone Operation
Ringing tone only is activated
Vibration alert only is activated
Vibration alert is activated fi rst, then ringing tone
Vibration alert and ringing tone are activated
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Roaming calls: Outgoing or incoming international calls
subject to special charges.
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SMS: Short Message Service = Service for sending text
messages.
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Telephone Operation
Standby mode
All descriptions in this operating manual assume that the mobile phone is in Standby mode. The system switches to Standby mode by pressing the several times if necessary. It may be necessary to deactivate the key lock function.
Energy-save mode
When the phone has been in Standby mode for some time, it automatically switches to energy-save mode. The display no longer lights up. Press any button to reactivate Standby mode.
Softkeys
The softkeys M1 (2) and M3 (2) are assigned different functions in the different menus. The function buttons are always referred to in this manual according to the texts directly above them in the display.
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