Salora SM301 User Manual

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SM301
User Manual
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Contents
1 Basic Knowledge ................................................. 4
1.1 Introduction ................................................. 4
1.2 Safety information ....................................... 5
1.3 Safety and health precautions ..................... 5
1.3.2 Mobile phone guidelin e ............... 6
1.3.3 Batteries guideline ....................... 7
1.3.4 Charger & accessories ................ 8
1.3.5 Cleaning & maintenance ............ 9
1.3.6 Others .......................................... 10
2 Before start .......................................................... 10
2.1 Parts names & explanation ....................... 10
2.1.1 Key pad description ................... 10
2.1.2 Using T -Flash Card .................... 11
2.2 Batteries ..................................................... 12
2.2.1 Changing a battery .................... 12
2.2.2 Charging a battery ..................... 13
2.3 Connecting network ................................... 14
2.3.1 SIM card ...................................... 14
2.3.2 Insert and remove SIM card ..... 15
2.3.3 Power on or off
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2.3.4 Unlock the SIM card .................. 16
2.3.5 Unlock the mobile phone .......... 16
2.3.6 Connecting to the network........ 17
3 Basic functions .................................................. 17
3.1 Making a call ............................................. 17
3.2 Answering a call ........................................ 18
3.3 Emer gency call .......................................... 18
3.4 Options during a call ................................. 18
4 Input Method ....................................................... 19
5 Function Menu .................................................... 19
5.1 Phonebook ................................................. 19
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5.1.1 Contact list .................................. 19
5.1.2 Contact ........................................ 20
5.2 Messages.................................................... 20
5.2.1 Text Message ............................. 20
5.2.2 In-Box ........................................... 22
5.2.3 Sent box ...................................... 22
5.2.4 Draft box ...................................... 22
5.2.5 Outbox ......................................... 22
5.2.6 Templates .................................... 22
5.2.7 Cell broadcast............................. 22
5.2.8 Voice Mail .................................... 22
5.2.9 Settings ........................................ 22
5.2.10 Memory status ............................ 23
5.3 Call history ................................................ 23
5.4 Profiles ....................................................... 24
5.5 Settings ...................................................... 24
5.5.1 Personalization ........................... 24
5.5.2 Time / date .................................. 24
5.5.3 Profiles ......................................... 24
5.5.4
Power on/off ................................ 24
5.5.5 Information .................................. 25
5.5.6 Security ........................................ 25
5.5.7 Restore settings ......................... 25
5.6 Phone settings ............................................ 25
5.6.1 Call settings ................................ 25
5.6.2 Call divert .................................... 27
5.6.3 Call barring .................................. 27
5.6.4 Connection .................................. 27
5.7 Media tools ................................................ 27
5.7.1 Camera ........................................ 27
5.7.2 Camcorder .................................. 28
5.7.3 Music ............................................ 28
5.7.4 Video player ................................ 29
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5.7.5 King Movie .................................. 29
5.7.6 Photo viewer ............................... 29
5.7.7 FM radio ...................................... 30
5.7.8 Voice memo ................................ 30
5.7.9 File manager ............................... 31
5.8 Games ........................................................ 31
5.9 Organizer ................................................... 31
5.9.1 Calendar ...................................... 31
5.9.2 Alarm ............................................ 32
5.9.3 Calculator .................................... 32
5.9.4 Stopwatch .................................... 32
5.9.5 Timer ............................................ 32
5.9.6 Bluetooth ..................................... 32
5.9.7 World clock ................................. 32
5.9.8 Shortcuts ..................................... 32
6 Services ................................................................ 32
7 Statement ............................................................. 33
1 Basic Knowledge
1.1 Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the digital color screen mobile phone. By reading these guidelines before using your mobile phone you will have an overall knowledge of this mobile phone and understand its simple but outstanding functions. The mobile phone is particularly designed for GSM/GPRS networks environment. In addition to the basic function of communication, the mobile phone also provide you with multiple applied functions, which include name card style phone book, clock/ alarm, calculator, games, a udio player, sound recorder and so on, to make your work and leisure activities more convenient. Besides, the mobile phone has unique
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interface and perfect function design to meet your different needs. The mobile phone reaches the requirement of GSM/GPRS standard and has passed the qualifi cation of authoritative organizations worldwide. Our company keeps the right of modifying the content in the manual without making any notification in advance.
1.2 Safety information
If your mobile phone is lost or stolen, inform immediately the telecom branch or its outlet to forbid the use of your mobile phone and SIM ca rd, which will help you to avoid th e economic loss ca used by other ’s misuse of your mobile phone. When you get contact with telecom branch or its outlet, they need to know the IMEI number of your mobile phone, which is marked on the tab on the back of your mobile phone (you can find it with battery taken out). Keep the number for future use. Please take precautionary measure to avoid abuse of your mobile phone. Such as:
- Set t he PIN number of the SIM card, and modify it if others know.
- When you leave your car, please do not put the mobile phone in a place easy to be seen. Better take it with you or put it in trunk.
- Set call restriction.
1.3 Safety and health precautions
Read the guidelines before using your mobile phone. Failure to comply with them may be dangerous.
1.3.1 General guideline
Only use the approved battery and charger. Other products may lead to leaking, over heat, explosion, and
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fire. Do not drop, knock, or shake the mobile phone. Rough handling may cause damage to the mobile phone or fire. Do not place mobile phone, battery , or charger in the microwave oven or high pressu re equipment. Doing so may break the internal circuit boards or cause a fire. Do not use mobile phone in any area with a potentially explosive or flammable atmosphere. Using mobile phone in such area could cause a fire or explosion. Do not keep mobile phone in hot, humid, or dusty areas, as its moving parts may be damaged. Keep your mobile phone out of the reach of children. Do not let children play with mobile phone to avoid accident injury. Do not leave mobile phone on unstable or uneven place. Such condition may result in mobile phone falling.
1.3.2 Mobile phone guideline
Switch off your mobile phone before boarding an aircraft or in hospital and any other facility where posted notices require you to do so. Mobile phone effects the electronic equipments and medication equipments. The mobile phone has auto switch on function, please check your alarm setting and make sure the mobile phone will not switch on automatically during the flight. Certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your wireless phone, such as hearing aid, pacemakers, other medical devices, fire sensor, auto gate, and others. For the satisfactory operation of the equipment and for the safety of
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personnel, please consult the manufacturer or local sales outlet to discuss alternatives. Do not put hard pressure or hit on the screen. Rough handling can break the internal circuit board and the screen. The liquid from screen can dangerous human eyes. Please wash eyes with water immediately and go to hospital for further exam if the liquid is in eyes. Do not modify or dismantle the mobile. Unauthorized modify or dismantle will result in damaging the mobile phone. In some cases, mobile phone has side effect to the vehicle carried electronic equipments. Please do not use mobile phone under that circumstance. Failure to observe these instructions may lead to the denial of legal right. Do not operate mobile phone with sharp object such as needle or ball pen. Sharp object will damage mobile phone or lead to malfunction. Please do not use mobile phone which wire is damaged. Otherwise it will be dangerous to the user. Please do not place mobile phone close to magnetic objects. Mobile phone can eliminate the information from disc, credit card and other cards. Please keep small metal objects away from mobile phone’s ear phone. The speaker has magnetism and attract small metal objects which has potential to damage itself and the one who use it, Precipitation, humidity, and liquids will corrode electronic circuits. Keep the phone dry.
1.3.3 Batteries guideline
Please keep mobile phone away from fire. Fire will damage the batteries and lead to explosion.
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During changing batt eries, hard pressure will cause the batteries leaking, over heated, explosion and caught fire. Do not short-circuit the battery. Accidental short circuiting can occur when a metallic object (wire line, clip) or necklace connect two terminals. Short circuit may damage the battery. Please do not weld the battery’s terminal. Welding the battery will damage it. The battery liquid is dangerous to human eyes. Please wash eyes with water immediately and go to hospital for further exam if the liquid is in eyes. Do not modify or dismantle the battery. Unauthorized modify or dismantle will result in damaging the mobile battery. Do not place batt eries in or on the microwave oven or over heated places. That may damage the battery . During charging, using or storing, if batteries temperature rise, color change, or deformed, please stop using and replace with new battery. If the battery liquid is leaking or smelly, please remove it from phone to avoid explosion. Please keep battery away from humidity. Humidity will cause over heat, corrosion of the batteries. Please do not leave the battery in hot places such as in a car in summer as you will reduce the capacity and life time of the ba ttery. Please do not leave the battery on charger for over 24 hours
1.3.4 Charger & accessories
Please control the charger output voltage below
6.8V to avoid the vol tage being too high to dama ge the phone.
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Please charge with dedicated voltage. Using mismatched power will damage the mobile phone and charger. Short circuit charger is forbidden. It will cause electric shock and damage the charger. If the power line is damaged, please do not use the charger.
Please keep the charger free from dust all the time. Keep charger away from liquid. Spilled liquid will
dangerous the charger. If charger has close contact wi th liquid, take off the charger from socket immediately to prevent further damage. Do not modify or dismantle the charger. Unauthorized modify or dismantle will result in damaging the charger or personnel. Please do not charge in humidity place. Humidity will cause over heat, corrosion of the batteries. Do not touch the charger, power line or socket with wet hands. Doing s o may gi ve you an electric shock or damage the phone Do not store heavy article on top of power line or dismantle it. Doing so will cause electric shock and fire. Unplug the charger from socket before cleaning an d maintenance. Take the terminal to unplug the charger. Pulling the power line to unplug will damage the charger and cause electric shock or fire.
1.3.5 Cleaning & maintenance
Mobile phone, batteries, and charger are not water proof. Please do not use them in humidity place such as shower room. Avoiding spilled by rain. Clean mobile phone, batteries, and charger with soft
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fabric. Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean the mobile phone. Please cl ean the socket regularly. Dirt will make the charger malfunction.
1.3.6 Others Mobile phone:
Please always keep the ph one at room t emperatur e
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between 5
C~40oC and humidity b etween 35%~85%.
Please keep mobile phone away from telephone, TV, Radio and other office electronic appliances. Mobile phone will have side effect over such equipments.
Batteries:
Keep batteries away from direct sun shine. Keep batteries in cooling place with good ventilation Lifespan of batteries are limited. The stand by time of the batteries will be shortening after frequent charging. When the operation time is noticeable shorter than normal, the batteries are worn out. It is time to buy a new battery. Dispose of used batteries in accordance with location regulation. Always recycle. Do not dispose of batteries with normal daily waste.
Charger:
Please do not charg e in the following places: under
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direct sun shine, temperatures below 5
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C place, humidity or dusty place, vibrate place,
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place close to TV, radio or other appliances.
2 Before start
2.1 Parts names & explanation
2.1.1 Key pad description Left Soft Key
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Press Left soft key access Dial-up interface. Right Soft Key Press Right soft key access Phonebook. Send key Make or answer a call with SIM2/ SIM1. In Idle mode, retrieve the recent numbers dialed, missed, or re ceived of SIM2/SIM1. End key End or reject a call. In Menu mode, cancel input and return the phone to idle mo de. In idle mode, turn on o r off the LCD screen. Hold it to turn on or off the phone. OK key In to the main menu. Navigation key In idle mode, press Up/Down/ Left/Right key access to the corresponding application, You can set the functions in SettingÆPersonalizationÆ Navigation
key. Flashlight
In Idle mode, Long p ress 0 key open or close.
2.1.2 Using T-Flash Card
You can use T-Flash card to enlarge your phone’s memory capacity.
Attention:
Frequent erasing an d writing will shorten a memory card’s lifespan. Do not remove a memory card from the phone or turn off the phone while data is being accessed or transferred. This could result in loss of data and/or damage to the card or phone.
Do not subject memory cards to strong shocks. Do not touch memory card terminals with your
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fingers or metal objects. If dirty, wipe the card with a soft cloth. Keep memory cards away from small children or pets. Do not expose memory cards in a place subject to electro static discharge and/or electrical noise.
2.2 Batteries
Batt er ie s ha ve b een cha r ge d to 5 0% fu l l. It ca n be u se d after unpack. The first three times batteries must be totally discharged before charging. It will help to prolong the batteries lifespan and working quality.
2.2.1 Changing a battery
Please follow the steps to remove the battery:
Push the back cover backward. Lift the battery up to remove it.
Please follow the steps to install a battery: Place the top part of the battery to connect with grooves on the phone. Push the battery do wnward till it clicks into place.
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2.2.2 Charging a battery
Plug the charger into the socket. Connect the adapter into the phone. Battery charging indicator sign will flash; if mobile phone is switch off during charging, the indicator sign will show on the scr een. If the battery is too weak, the charging indicator sign will not show immediately after the charger plugs in. When charging indicator sign shows the battery is full and stop flashing, charging is finished. If charge when switch off, the screen shows charging finished.
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The charging will last for a few hour s. It is normal that the battery, mobile phone, and charger’s temperature rise. Disconnect the mobile phon e, c harg er, and socket after charging finish.
Attention:
Please always charge the battery at place temperature between 5~40 (5
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C~40oC). Use only
the supplied charger. Unauthorized charger may damage the phone and violate regulation and guarantee. When mobile phone switch off due to out of power or the indicator sign shows run low batter y, charge the battery in time. Battery charging time depends on the remaining battery charge. The stand by time and call time of this mobile phone is tested in an idealistic environment. In reality it is greatly affected by the signal strength of the cellular network, working environment and other factors. Do not remove the battery during charging. Please make sure the battery is in place before charging. When charging is finished, unplug the ad apter from the power outlet and from the phone. If you do not unplug the adapter from the power outlet and from the phone, after 5 to 8 hours, the phone will start charging again due to the failure of battery power. We strongly suggest no to d o so. It will shorten the lifespan of batteries.
2.3 Connecting network
2.3.1 SIM card
Please insert the SIM card before switch on the mobile phone. SIM card is the key to GSM network. When you subscribe to a cellular network, the
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plug-in SIM card loaded with our subscription details such as your call history, call record, messages, and others. SIM card can be rem oved and in serted into any GSM mobile phone ( new mobile phone can read SIM card simultaneously) The plug-in SIM card and its contacts can be easily damaged by scratches or bending, please keep SIM card away from electric, magnetic objects. Once the SIM card is damaged, it will loss the accessibility to GSM network. Warning: Switch off the mobile phone before remove the SIM card. It is forbidden to remove the SIM card when the power resource is connected.
2.3.2 Insert and remove SIM card Handle the SIM card with care. Insert SIM card
Switch off mobile phone and remove external electrical source. As shown on the picture, insert SIM card into the SIM card slot.
Remove SIM card
Switch off the mobile phone and remove
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electrical source. As shown on the picture, slide the SIM card out from SIM card slot to remove it.
2.3.3 Power on or off
Press and hold the POWER button for about 3 seconds to turn on or off the phone.
2.3.4 Unlock the SIM card
To eliminate unauthorized usage, SIM card can be locked by adding PIN number. Once select this function, PIN must be inputted every time the mobile is switch on. If user does not set SIM card protection method, SIM card can not be protected from unauthorized usage. Press End key to switch on. Input PIN number, use Right soft key to erase wrong input. Press OK key to finish. For example, if PIN is 1234, then please input 1234. If wrong input for 3 times, the SIM card will be locked by the network. It requests PUK1 number, if you do not know PUK1 number, please do not input yourself. Give the SIM card to cellu lar network service to deal. De tai l information please refer Security setting Attention: The network supplier will set a standard PIN (between 4 to 8 digits) for your SIM card. Please change it to your per sonal pass word. For detail please see Security setting
2.3.5 Unlock the mobile phone
Please set phone password to protect your mobile phone from unauthorized usage. Once select this function, phone password must be inputted every tim e the mobile is switch on. If user does not set phone password protection method, th e mobile phone can not be protected from unauthorized usage Input mobile phone password, use Right soft
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key to erase wrong input. Press OK key to finish. For example, if the password is 0000, then please input
0000. If you forget the mobile phone password please contact the local sales branch or service centre to unlock the mobile phone. (Default mobile phone password is 0000)
2.3.6 Connecting to the network
After the SIM card is unlocked, the mobile phone searches for network service. Once connected, the cellular service provider will show on the centre of the screen. The mobile phone is at idle stage and can make or receive a call. Attention: If ONLY EMERGENCY shows on the screen, it means you are not in the service area of the networ k only the EMERGENCY call can be connected.
3 Basic functions
3.1 Making a call
When cellular network service provider shows on the screen, you can receive or make a call through network. The received signal strength is shown on the up left corner of the screen (maximum 4 lines—best signal condition). The quality of network connection is affected by the environment. Moving within small scale can improve the network connection quality. To make a call, enter the phone numbe r, including the area code, and press the Send key to dial with different SIM card. Tips: For informational calls, add the + character that replaces the international access code, and enter the country code, area code (omit the leading 0, if
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necessary), and phone number. To make a call using the saved contacts, press Right
Soft key in idle mode. Select the contact and press Send key to dial with different SIM card.
3.2 Answering a call
To answer a call, press the Send key. To reject a call, press the End key. If the answer mode of any key is turned on in current user profile, you can press any key to answer it (except End key and Right soft key). If the ear phone is connected, you can answer a call though ear pho ne. If the answer mode of auto is turned on in Headset profile, the phone will answer the call automatically after 5 seconds.
3.3 Emergency call
If the cellular networ k service does not c over that area, ONLY EMERGENCY shows on the screen. That means you are not in the service area of the net work only the EMERGENCY call can be connected. If you are in area covered by network service, the Emergency call can be made without inserting SIM card.
3.4 Options during a call
During the call, you c an press Right soft key to switch on/off loudspeaker . Press OK key into dial-up interface, Press Left soft key access to option menu. The option menu is similar with Function menu. It i s only possible to get into option menu during a call. The functions such as on hold, forward or making a multiparty call need network support. Please contact your network service provider for detail.
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4 Input Method Keypad definition Navigation key (up, down, right and left keys):
Generally using for moving cursor or selecting characters.
key: pressing “” key will alter different input methods, with corresponding input method icon at the
left side of Icon zone Digit key (2-9) In English input status; these keys indicate letters on each key; * Key: press * key to activate punctuation marks and character input method.
5 Function Menu
5.1 Phonebook
You can store the name and telephone number in the phone memory or the SIM card.
5.1.1 Contact list
The contact list is arranged in alphabetical order. You have the following options: View, Call, IP call, Send, New, Delete, Delete all ,Mark, Copy to SIM card/phone, Copy to SIM card/phone, Assign to group, vCard, and Memory Details.
View: View the con tact information. Call: Dial the current number Send: Send SMS or MMS to the number. New: Create a new contact. Delete: Delete selected entry Mark: Activate Mark/Unmark mode to mark the
selected contact for further operation. Copy to SIM/phone: Copy the selected entry to SIM card or phone.
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Assign to Group: Contacts saved on the phone can be assigned to some specific groups or Blacklists. Groups: You can add and choose the group you need. You can set the ring tones, cartoon icons and members of each group. Blacklist: Open th e black list and add phone nu mbers. You ca n list p hone numbers or contacts that you do not want to receive into the black list which shall automatically reject them. It is provided with high configurability and is simple for operation.
vCard: Send, Import or export by vCard format. Memory Details: Display the storage status.
5.1.2 Contact
From the contact list you can select a contact and do the following: Call, Send, Edit, Delete, Set picture, set ringtone, assign to group.
Edit: Edit the contact details Set picture: Set up a snapshot for the contact Set ringtone: Assign an individual ring tone to the
contact .
5.2 Messages
This section will introduce how to use the SMS and MMS functions in the phone.
5.2.1 Text Message
This device can send and recei ve a number of normal text messages. Short message is a network service. SMS center number of the corresponding network operator is required to use the ser vice. The storage of short messages depends on the storage space in the SIM card and the phone memory. The screen will display the amount and indication signal when new
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message is received.
Create new SMS
One SMS contains of 160 char acters. According to th e keyboard input character, and then put up the following operations: Add recipient: Enter the telephone number or find the number in Contacts, and send to the receiving user. Insert: This function is to choose pictures, template, vCard, flashes or ring tones to enter.
Convert to MMS: You can switch to MMS mode  Send options: Enter text messages, to service
center set up the page number, send mode, date of expiry, message format, S tatus report, reply directly to Settings.
Input menu: z Insert symbol: Select the desired symbol input z Input method: Select the Input Method
z Smart inputSelect on/off. z LanguageSelect language .
Save to draft: Save it as draft.
MMS(Multimedia Message)
Add recipient: Write a message, Edit Recipients, set the telephone number or the e- mail address of the recipients and synchronously edit the content of SMS. Send to the recipients or save as a draft after completing. Insert: You can insert pictures, video, audio, templates, vcard, and VCalendar.
Insert Slide: You can choose to insert the location  Preview: You can preview the effect of MMS
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Convert to SMS: You can convert to SMS Save to draft: Save it as draft.  Page settings: Setting Duration and Text.
5.2.2 In-Box
Read or view the received short messages in SIM card 1 or SIM card 2.Yo u can open, new mes sage, delete , reply, copy, or mark.
5.2.3 Sent box
The function of this option is to save the setting information. The saved information comes from the saved information of new information and the information of the in-box.
5.2.4 Draft box
You can write text messages stored in the feature box.
5.2.5 Outbox
Not send out text messages
5.2.6 Templates
This feature has many day- to-day phrases to help you increase the speed o f editing mes sages. And press the OK key to confirm. The selected phase will automatically enter the editing interface. The sending method sees "Writing Messages".
5.2.7 Cell broadcast
Open or close the receiving mode, rea d messages, set up channels and cho ose languages.
5.2.8 Voice Mail
This function needs your network operators to provide service for use. You can set up accessing number.
5.2.9 Settings
You can set SIM Card 1 Message and SIM Card 2 Message here.
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SIM Card 1 Message Setting Serv ice ce nt er No .: Edit the number of SMS center. ♦ Validity period: Set the period of validity of short
message. Message type: can choose Text, fax, paging,
E-mail. Status Report: Set the phone’s information report
function. Press the left selection key to open or close, while press the right selection key to complete the setting.
Backup sent msgs: after open, the message will be saved
Inbox locationcan save to mobile phones and T card.
5.2.10 Memory status
Users can view the information including:sms, mms, cb, phone memory, T-flash memory.
5.3 Call history
Call history function logs all recent calls including missed calls, dialed calls and answered calls. Options are:
View: View the call log Call: Dial the selected number Send: Send SMS or MMS to the selected number. Save: Save the selected number to SIM or phone. Delete: Delete selected entry Delete all: Delete all entries, all entries of Card 1 o r
all entries of Card 2 Call timer: Last Call, Received calls, Dialed calls,
Reset (phone password is required)
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Call cost: Calculate the call cost according to the call time
5.4 Profiles
Six Profiles are available: General Mode, Meeting Mode, Outdoor Mode, Silent Mode, Personal Mode, and Headset Mode. You can select any of these Profiles or customize your own profile by adjusting the parameters of the Profile. Restore to default settings by using the Restore option.
5.5 Settings
Enter Settings form the Main Menu. There are General, Phone and Connection Settings. Note: If only one SI M card is installed, your phone will automatically hide the dual card related settings.
5.5.1 Personalization
Personal settings include Display, Standby mode, ringtone settings and Display language.
5.5.2 Time / date
You can set the time, Time zone, Time format, date, date format.
5.5.3 Profiles
Six Profiles are available: General Mode, Meeting Mode, Outdoor Mode, Silent Mode, Personal Mode, and Headset Mode. You can select any of these Profiles or customize your own profile by adjusting the parameters of the Profile. Restore to default settings by using the Restore option.
5.5.4 Power on/off
You can set the time and condition for the phone to automatically power on/off itself.
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5.5.5 Information
You can look up your phone IMEI, Memory details, Software version in this menu.
5.5.6 Security
You can set Phone lock, SIM lock, and Auto keypad lock here. SIM1/SIM2 Pin code: Change PIN1 and PIN2 passwords. You nee d to have the default Pin numbers from the network carrier. Phone lock: Turn the phone lock on/off and edit your phone password. The default is 0000. SIM lock: Allow you to check the SIM card lock status and change password. Auto keypad lock: You can lock your phone manually, or select auto lock for the phone to lock i ts screen and keypad automatically after some idle time in the Standby mode.
5.5.7 Restore settings
Restore you phone to the factory or default settings through this option. You need to input your phone password (default is 0000) for this operation. All data will be deleted when y our phone is restored to its factory settings.
5.6 Phone settings
5.6.1 Call settings Call waiting
You can turn the call waiting on/off and look up the current status. When the call waiting is turned off and your phone is busy , all other incoming calls will hear the busy ring tone.
Caller identity
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You can se t wheth er or not to send y our p hone numbe r with out-going calls.
Any key answer
You can set whether or not to use any key to answer the phone.
Minute Reminder
You can set the duration of the call for the phone to remind you when the time is reached.
Auto redial
You can set whether or not to auto redial the number last called that was unanswered.
Auto answer
Set the auto answer on or off.
Cost setting
Set the currency, unit cost and quota.
User group
Set user groups.
Answer machine Statusopen or close
Answer greeting voiceAutomatic response greeting. Auto answer after ringCall duration interface. Voice boxcheck record Storageselect phone or memory card.
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5.6.2 Call divert
Set the divert metho ds for the following different types of calls: all, voicemail, data, fax. The divert methods are: divert all, when busy, when no answer, when no service, when power-off, cancel all divert.
5.6.3 Call barring
Set the block methods for the following different types of calls: all, voicemail, data, fax and SMS. Block options are: all outgoing, international outgoing, international outgoing while abroad, all incoming, incoming while
abroad, cancel all barring, change password, This feature is currently not available in India.
5.6.4 Connection
You can set data accounts, WAP settings and MMS settings.
5.7 Media tools
5.7.1 Camera
Before using Camera, make sure you have inserted a memory card. The photos will be saved in to your memory card. Note:
¾ Taking pictures in dim lighting may result in poor
picture quality. After entering the Camera, the Camera Preview screen will appear with the status icons. Image size: For contact, Wallpaper, 320x240, 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768,
Image quality: Normal, High, Low Night mode: On, Off Continues: 4, 6, 9, Off
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Timer: 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, Off White balance: Auto, Cloud, Daylight, Fluorescent,
Incandescence
Banding: 50Hz, 60Hz Sound: On, Off EV: -2, -1, 0, 1, 2 Storage: Card, phon e
5.7.2 Camcorder
Before using Camcorder, make sure you have inserted a memory card. The video will be saved in to your memory card. Your mobile phone supports video recorder function, select Video Recorder to get into menu. Press Left soft key access the following options: Video size: CIF (352x288), QVGA (320 x 240), SUB_QCIF (128 x96), QCIF (176x144)
Video quality: Normal, High, Low Night mode: On, Off White balance: Auto, Cloud, Daylight, Fluorescent,
Incandescence
Banding: 50Hz, 60Hz Sound: On, Off File Size Limit: No limit, MMS size Rec Time Limit: No limit, MMS size EV: -2, -1, 0, 1, 2 Storage: Card
When the video recording is complete, the video is auto saved followed by correspon ding options of Preview o r Delete.
5.7.3 Music
Upon entering the Music Player, Playlist will be displayed. Through All Music you can look up all the music files. Other Options are: View, New playlist,
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Repeat, Shuffle, Equalizer, lyric and Song info. After you have selected music from the Playlist, you will enter the Music Play er screen and you ca n look up th e album, name of the song, artist, play time, item number , etc.
5.7.4 Video player
Enter the Video Player and the Video file list is displayed You can also use the following operations through the Options Menu: Stop, Full Screen, Rename, Delete, Details of the content.
5.7.5 King Movie
You can use this function watching movies. You can land“http://www.kmv001.com ”or “http://3g.91q.com”web site, Download films (Among them http://3g.91q.com can switch in to E n glish). Add in File manager King Movie files, into the King Movie update directory, can see the File and played.
5.7.6 Photo viewer
Select Image Viewer to open the album and look the photos. Press Left soft key access the following options:
z View: Pr eview the selected image. z Set as: Set as Wallpaper, Contact picture and
screen saver.
z Send: Send by MMS or Bluetooth. z Rename: Rename the selected image. z Delete: Delete the selected image. z Mark: Mark the selected image or all images. z Slideshow: Display by slideshow. z Vie w de ta i l : Look u p the name, file type, size, date,
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and stored place.
5.7.7 FM radio
You can receive and listen to FM ra dio here. Please make sure the headset, which is used as the antenna, is plugged in before using the FM radio. Functions are also available via the Options menu:
z Radio off (on): Turn the FM radio off/on. z My channel: Edit My channel. You can set up to 20
favorite channels.
z Add to my channel: Add current channel to My
channel.
z Search channel: Auto search, Manual input. z SettingsSet Background play, speaker, record
format, storage.
5.7.8 Voice memo
Use this menu to record voice memos. Press Left soft key to access the following options:
Record: record a new voice memo.  List: show the voice memo list. Select a file and
press Left soft key access the following options:
z Play: play the voice memo. z Set as: set the memo as ringtone to Incoming call,
Contact, Alarm.
z Send: send it via MMS or Bluetooth. z Rename: change the name of voice memo. z Delete: delete the voice memo. z Delete all files: delete all the voice memos.
Storagephone or card.
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5.7.9 File manager
Manage the files saved in phone and memory card. Select a folder then press Left soft key access options, the options will be different in different kinds of folder.
5.8 Games
Classic pushed box game, up, down, left and right the direction key, not at the same time promoting two or more box, finally put all the box to push a pit, success through security, continue to the next level.
5.9 Organizer
5.9.1 Calendar
The Calendar feature enables you to keep track of your schedule and tasks. When you access the Calendar menu, t he calendar in Month view appears with today’s date indicated highlight.
View: view the detail of the task. New event: The editor will be displayed. You can add
an appointment or an all-day event. Available input fields are: Subject, Location, Start date, Start time, End date, End time, alarm, and description. The display and reminder will be executed according to your setting.
Monthly/Weekly View: Weekly or monthly Event list: List the events of the selected month. You
may edit, delete or send the event.
Go to date: Go to a particular date directly Setting: Set the preset view mode, the start day of a
week Delete all: You can delete all the events prior to a certain date, or delete all events
Search event: Search event by inputting the keyword Memory details: You can look up the total number of
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event entries and free space.
5.9.2 Alarm
Use this menu to set alarms to sound at a specific time. A wake-up alarm is not affected by your sound setting. Six alarm clocks can be set: select an alarm clock to edit and set.
5.9.3 Calculator
Use this menu to perform basic arithmetic functions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Attention: the calculator ’s precision is limited and may have deviation especially in dividing.
5.9.4 Stopwatch
Stopwatch provides 20 sets of entries with both total and lap timer functions.
5.9.5 Timer
Countdown timer is provided.
5.9.6 Bluetooth
You may do functions for your Bluetooth settings such as: Turn on/off, Paired devices, Search devices, Settings
5.9.7 World clock
World clock is provided with a world map
5.9.8 Shortcuts
You can set shortcuts for quick operations.
6 Services
The mobile phone supports functions based on WAP. You can visit the services that are supported by your network service provider. Such services can serve you with news, weather forecast, flight information and others. Attention: GPRS service need network support. Only
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available when the m obile is switc h on an d stays withi n GPRS network coverage.
7 Statement
If the content described in thi s manual with your p hone does not match, please subject to the phone. The company has retained the right to revise the content of the manual without any advance notice .
Thank you for your use, wish you good luck
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