Sencor Element P006S User Manual [ru]

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MOBILE PHONE

ELEMENT P006S

USER’S MANUAL

Contents

1. Basic information ................................................................................................................4

1.1 Brief description of functions .............................................................................. 4

2. Safety instructions .............................................................................................................5

3. Prior to use ......................................................................................................................... 10

3.1 Designation and description of the phone parts.......................................... 10

3.2 Inserting SIM and memory cards .....................................................................13

3.3 Telephone on/off .................................................................................................. 18

3.4 Charging the battery ........................................................................................... 18

3.5 Security password ............................................................................................... 19

4. Quick calling guide.......................................................................................................... 20

4.1 Making acall ....................................................................................................... 20

4.2 Receiving acall ................................................................................................... 20

4.3 Changing volume during the call ...................................................................20

4.4 End/Reject call .................................................................................................... 20

4.5 Emergency calls ................................................................................................. 20

4.6 Speed dial of extension ......................................................................................21

5. Available functions in the phone menu ......................................................................22

5.1 Messages ...............................................................................................................22

5.2 Contacts .................................................................................................................22

5.3 Calls ....................................................................................................................... 23

5.4 Organizer ...............................................................................................................24

5.5 Multimedia ........................................................................................................... 25

5.6 Settings ................................................................................................................. 28

6. Entering text........................................................................................................................31

7. Care and maintenance ................................................................................................... 32

8. Technical speciﬁcations.................................................................................................. 34

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Basic information

1. Basic information

1.1 Brief description of functions

Thank you for purchasing the Element mobile phone with colour display. This manual provides information on the functions, features and operation of the phone. The mobile phone is designed for the GSM networks environment; the phone allows you to operate two SIM cards in standby, but while you use one SIM card in acall, you can not call from asecond card. In addition to basic call functions, the phone also offers anumber of useful features, such as directory, modes of operation, news, audio and video player, camera and video camera, alarm clock, calculator and other functions that are practical for work and leisure activities. The mobile phone meets the GSM criteria and is certiﬁed by the competent authority. The company reserves the right to change the contents of the manual without prior notice.

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Safety instructions

2. Safety instructions

WARNING:

Pay attention to the following instructions. The manufacturer does not assume any responsibility towards auser that does not follow these recommendations or uses the smartphone in an unsuitable manner. By using the device unsuitably, the user risks violating the relevant acts. Read this user's manual carefully before use. Keep the manual for future reference.

• Always follow the basic safety instructions when using this device to prevent the risk of ﬁre, electric shock or injury.

• Please read this manual and follow all instructions for use, maintenance and installation. Do not use the mobile phone for purposes other than those for which it is intended.

• Failure to observe the rules speciﬁed in the user manual or inappropriate use will result in the invalidation of the warranty and may result in injury or damage to property. The manufacturer is not liable for any damages in such cases.

• Use of amobile phone is prohibited in some areas. If you ﬁnd yourself in an area where the use of mobile phones is prohibited, follow the instructions contained in this manual to switch the phone off. Usual areas where the use of mobile phones is prohibited include: Planes, petrol stations with ﬂammable fuels, demolition sites, etc. Operating smartphones can interfere with electronic and medical devices, such as pacemakers, hearing aids and other medical electronic equipment.

• Switch off the phone whenever near fuel, chemical substances and explosives. Keep the device away from children.

• Follow the law on the use of mobile phones while driving. The driver is primarily responsible for the given vehicle. Use the hands-free function of your smartphone, if available. If driving in poor conditions, stop the vehicle before making or taking acall.

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Safety instructions

• If your phone supports “Aeroplane mode”, enable “Aeroplane mode” prior to boarding aplane. If your phone does not support this mode, switch the device off prior to boarding aplane, as your device can interfere with plane instruments. Please follow the instructions issued on the plane.

• Always use genuine accessories. Using anon-genuine battery or charger can result in invalidation of the warranty, cause damage to the phone and injury to the user.

• Modifying or changing the features of the phone or tampering with the device is strictly prohibited. Modifying the device can result in serious failure and damage to property and potentially injure the user. Unless approved by the manufacturer, updating the operating software is also classed as amodiﬁcation.

• Do not connect the battery charger to your smartphone before the battery is installed. Do not short circuit the battery.

• Charge the smartphone battery in well-ventilated and cooled areas and away from ﬂammable and explosive materials.

• To prevent demagnetization, keep your smartphone away from magnetic materials, such as hard drives, credit cards etc.

• Mobile phones are sensitive to external interference, which can seriously affect functionality; in some environments, mobile phones cannot be used at all.

• Neither the mobile phone or charger are toys, small parts can be swallowed by children. The charger and connecting the charger into the electrical outlet is dangerous to for young children. The charger should not be used by children.

• Do not unplug the charger by pulling on the power cord – there is arisk of damaging the power cord/socket and/or charger. Unplug the power cord by pulling on the charger unit.

• Be particularly careful if the display glass on the phone breaks as sharp glass parts can cause injury. Do not use adamaged phone and seek professional help to repair the device.

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Safety instructions

• A high volume set on the mobile phone can result in damage to hearing, be careful when adjusting the volume. Using your phone to listen to loud music can have serious consequences. Be careful when adjusting the volume to listen to music.

• Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaning agents, benzine, solvents or similar products. Use alightly damped towel for cleaning.

• Do not use the device near water, e.g. in abathtub, shower or pool. Immersing the device into water can lead to injury by electric shock. Do not place any containers with water on the device, for example, vases.

• Place the device on stable surfaces. The device may become damaged if it falls on the ground.

• Do not cover the air vents on the device. These are used to prevent overheating.

• Keep the device in areas not prone to someone stepping on it.

• Do not place any objects into the air vents. Risk of ﬁre or electric shock. Do not allow the device to be sprayed with liquid.

• To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not dismantle the device. If your device requires service or repair, take the device to an authorized service centre or qualiﬁed technician. Opening the device or removing the cover can uncover areas with dangerous voltage or other risks. Risk of electric shock when using adevice that is not properly reassembled.

• Do not expose the device to extreme temperatures, e.g. near ahot radiator or stove or in aheated car.

• Do not place the device on burning objects, such as candles or cigarettes.

• Do not use the device to report gas leaks near the source of the leak.

• This smartphone is capable of capturing photos, recording video and sound; respect the relevant laws and regulations for using these features. Under certain circumstances, capturing photos, video and sound recordings without permission can be considered as breaking the law and valid regulations.

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Safety instructions

• When using network features, please do not download ﬁles infected with avirus, do not install damaged photos and ringtones. Our company is not liable for defects caused by the phone behaving abnormally after downloading ﬁles.

• Follow local regulations for disposing of the battery. Recycle if possible. Do not throw the battery into standard waste.

WARNING

To prevent the risk of ﬁre or injury by electric shock, do not expose this device to rain or wetness.

DECLARATION: Our company reserves the right to review the contents of this manual without prior notice.

Notes

Some features and accessories described in this user manual depend on the software installed and the capacity and conﬁguration of the local network, and do not necessarily need to be available or can be limited by mobile carriers. Thus, the descriptions provided do not necessarily correspond precisely to the speciﬁc phone or accessories, which you purchased. The manufacturer is not responsible for the quality and legality of any contents, which you upload or download to the mobile phone, whether it concerns text, pictures, music, ﬁlms, additionally installed software protected by copyright etc. You are liable for consequences following the installation or using the contents of the above stated on this mobile phone.

All screenshots, symbols and icons in the user's manual are simulated. Actual screenshots, symbols and icons may differ. Step-by-step procedures can differ from those provided in this manual, depending on the ﬁrmware version on the phone. Unless stated otherwise, the home screen is the presumed starting point for all procedures described.

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Safety instructions

The phone is adevice, the behaviour of which can be altered by the user via additional apps. Procedures and individual steps can therefore differ from those contained in this manual.

Note on the service provider: The phone is conﬁgured from the factory to fully utilize available services. Your provider can limit or change some functions, security measures or behaviour of the phone, as opposed to the description in this manual. Ask your provider for any changes.

Appendix to the user's manual

for the LCD panel

Measures for static image; red/blue/green/black spots on the screen

A static image can damage the LCD display permanently.

• Do not leave astatic image on the LCD panel for more than 2 hours. This may result in adamaged panel. This damage is known as “screen burn-in”.

The warranty does not apply to screen damage caused by the reasons stated above!

Red, blue, green, and black dots may appear on the screen

• This is typical for liquid crystal displays and does not indicate any problems. LCD screens are made using precision technology to provide even the ﬁnest image details. Several defective pixels can appear on the screen from time to time, indicated as red, blue, green or black dots (up to 0.001% of the total pixel count of the screen). This does not affect the properties and performance of your device.

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Prior to use

3. Prior to use

3.1 Designation and description of the phone parts

Device

1. Speaker

2. LCD display

3. Navigation keys

4. Left software button

5. Call button

6. Function keys M1, M2

7. Keyboard

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8. Right software button

9. End call key, phone on/off

10. “Messages” key

11. Contacts for charging in the stand

12. Volume buttons +/-

13. “Flashlight” button

Prior to use

14. Headphones connector

15. Micro USB input for charging

16. SOS button

17. Camera/Video camera

NOTICE:

Use caution when opening and closing the phone cover. Do not expose the phone hinge to increased pressure, especially in case when the cover of the phone is open. Never open or close the phone using other objects.

18. Flash (LED searchlight)/ ﬂashlight

19. Charging stand

20. Micro USB input in the charging stand

Phone buttons and their functions

Buttons Functions Left/right software key 1. Performing functions displayed in the

Navigation keys They correspond to the directional keys up/

Call button 1. By pressing this button, you dial

Button to end the call 1. Press and hold the key to turn the

left/right bottom corner of the screen.

2. In standby mode, the left soft button activates the menu; use the right software button to enter your contacts.

down to move in the phone menu.

anumber or accept an incoming call.

2. In the standby mode, press this button to enter the list of dialled numbers.

phone on/off.

2. Press to return from any screen to the standby screen.

3. Ending the call or rejecting the incoming call.

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Prior to use

Buttons Functions Function keys M1, M2 Function keys are used for so-called. speed

“Messages” key In standby mode, press the key to enter the

Number keys/ keyboard Serves to dial or enter numbers and

Button ✱

Button # 1. On screen for text editing, press the #

Volume control button While in standby mode the volume buttons

“Flashlight” button Press and hold to activate/deactivate the

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dialling (option to dial an assigned telephone number).

list of received messages.

symbols. Press and hold the number “1” to go to the preset voicemail.

1. In selected phone features the key “Left” is used as adirectional key, e.g.when you move between available options in Settings.

2. From the standby screen, enter ✱ after entering aphone number to enter the extension number; enter the extension number after the “+” sign.

key to switch the text entry method.

2. From the standby screen, press and hold the # key to switch between the General and Meeting proﬁles.

3. In selected phone features the key “Right” is used as adirectional key; e.g. when you move between available options in Settings.

control the sound volume of the phone. You control the volume of the speaker during acall with the volume buttons.

LED spotlight (ﬂashlight) at back of the phone.

Prior to use

3.2 Inserting SIM and memory cards

A SIM card must be inserted into the phone before it is ﬁrst used. Your network operator will provide the SIM card.

When purchasing services from the mobile network, you receive aSIM card together with details including your PIN code and the optional services that are available.

NOTICE:

Do not bend the SIM card and prevent it from being scratched. Do not expose the SIM card to static electricity, water and dirt. When inserting and removing SIM cards and the memory card, be careful not to damage the slots and base plate of the telephone.

WARNING

Prior to handling the cards (SIM, memory card) disconnect the charger, turn off the phone and remove the battery.

To open the back cover press it with both thumbs on the top third and slide the cover downwards from the phone’s hinge.

Lift the battery using anail or ablunt object in the lower part of the cutout.

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Prior to use

Insert the SIM card in the appropriate slots with contacts facing downwards so that the contacts on the SIM card touch the built-in SIM contacts in the phone. Insert the SIM 1 card into the upper right slot, with cut corner located in the lower right corner of the slot, insert SIM 2 card into the lower left slot, with the cut corner located in the upper left corner of the slot.

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Prior to use

Place the memory card in the slot in the upper left corner of the space under the battery, which is protected by alocking metal plate. You will release the locking plate by pressing on it gently amove to the left.

Insert the memory card under the locking plate with the contacts facing down so that the memory card contacts touch the built-in memory card contacts in the phone for memory card and the edge with cutouts faces the top edge of the battery compartment. Properly attached memory card copies with its cutouts the shape of the slot and can be evenly pressed with slight pressure into the slot. By attaching the locking plate over the memory card with slight pressure while moving toward the right you prevent the plate from moving.

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Prior to use

NOTICE:

If the memory card does not work, make sure it is properly installed and has good contact. The maximum size of supported memory cards is 8 GB.

When inserting the battery in the phone, ﬁrst connect the battery contacts with the contacts located in the phone (at the top) and then gently push the battery into the battery compartment.

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Prior to use

To replace the back cover attach it to the body of the phone so that the locks of the cover gently ﬁt into the slots on the phone. Then hold the back cover on the phone and with gentle pressure from the bottom of the phone push it towards the hinge of the phone until it snaps into place.

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Prior to use

NOTICE:

Some phone features such as voice calls, receiving and sending messages are possible and available only when at least one SIM card is inserted with activated operator functions and within reach of awireless network. Check with your provider for services available on your SIM card and access to its network.

3.3 Telephone on/off

Turn the phone on by pressing and holding the end call button. Turn t he phone off by pressing and holding the end call button in standby mode.

3.4 Charging the battery

Use for charging the original micro USB cable connected to electrical power network. Connect the phone or the original charging stand with the cable. Insert the phone in the charging stand so that the contacts of the phone and of the stand touch. The battery icon in the upper right corner of the phone's display starts to move during charging. When the battery icon stops moving, the battery charging is complete. If you use the charging stand, the course of charging is indicated by the LED on the charging stand. Green indicates that the phone is fully charged.

NOTICE:

Keep the charging contacts of the phone clean. This prevents oxidation and getting dirt into the charging contacts. The charging contacts in the stand are ﬁne and sensitive to the touch. Do not touch the charging contacts with ahand or any other objects, you will avoid damaging them.

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Prior to use

NOTICE:

Use the original charger to ensure reliable mobile phone operation.

3.5 Security password

• PIN The PIN is used to make it impossible to use your SIM card illegally. The PIN code is usually included with the SIM card. If you enter three consecutive times the wrong PIN, unlock it by entering the PUK code. Your network operator will provide you with more details.

• PIN2 The PIN2 code must be entered when entering certain features (e.g. Charge calls); if you enter three consecutive incorrect PIN2 code, unlock it by entering the PUK2 code. Your network operator will provide you with more details.

• PUK When removing alocked PIN code you must enter the PUK code. PUK code is included with the SIM card. If it is not included, contact your network operator. If you enter ten times in arow the wrong PUK, the SIM card cannot be used any longer. Contact your network operator to purchase anew card. The PUK code cannot be changed. If you lose the code, contact your network operator.

• PUK2 When removing the locked PIN2 code, you must enter the PUK2 code. If you enter ten times in arow the wrong PUK2 code, you cannot use the functions requiring PIN2 code any longer. Contact your network operator to purchase anew card. The PUK2 code cannot be changed. If you lose the code, contact your network operator.

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Quick calling guide

4. Quick calling guide

In case that when you switch on the phone and the default language is English, proceed as follows through the telephone Menu: Menu/ Settings/ Phone settings/ Language and here select the required language from the menu.

4.1 Making acall

In standby mode, using the number keys enter the phone number you want to dial. When you enter the number, press the dialling button and the call is made. If you want to make an international call, add before the phone number the area code.

4.2 Receiving acall

The phone will alert you to an incoming call (with vibration, ringing, etc.); the display shows the name and telephone number of the caller if your phone network supports this function. Press the dial key to accept the incoming call.

4.3 Changing volume during the call

During acall, you can control the speaker volume using the volume buttons on the left side of the phone. During acall, you can with the phone softkeys conﬁrm the “SpeakOn” to activate the speaker or “SpeakOff” to turn it off.

4.4 End/Reject call

After completion of the ongoing call end the call by pressing the end call button. You can reject the incoming call by pressing the end call button.

4.5 Emergency calls

Call to the emergency services can be made directly without the SIM card. Different networks use different emergency numbers. Your network operator will provide details.

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Quick calling guide

4.6 Speed dial of extension

To enter apause (e.g. for direct dialling to an extension number) after entering aphone number, press and hold “✱”. The screen shows the symbol “P”, then continue to enter the extension number. When dialling, insert ashort pause between the numbers for the switchboard to recognize the number correctly.

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Available functions in the phone menu

5. Available functions in the phone menu

5.1 Messages

Message service is in fact aservice of the telephone network. This offer functions properly depending on the type of your SIM card and on the services provided by your network operator. Prior to using the function, verify the services of your operator. The message capacity of the SIM card depends on its type. Message: You can select amessage to be sent from preset templates (Options/Templates) or write your own text. How to insert the text is described in aseparate chapter. Send the message by using the menu accessible with left soft key (Options / Send).

Inbox: Saves received SMS messages. Drafts: Stores unsent messages. Outbox: Stores SMS messages, which were not yet sent. Sent messages: Stores successfully sent SMS messages. Delete messages: Allows you to delete all saved messages (e.g. in Inbox,

Outbox, etc.) and to free memory. SMS setting: It offers the possibility to set SMS for each SIM card, check memory status or choose the preferred storage for SMS messages.

5.2 Contacts

This function allows you to browse the phonebook, save, edit, and delete names and phone numbers in the phone and SIM card. Contact your operator for the capacity of your SIM card. The maximum capacity of the phone memory is 200 contacts.

Saving new contact

In the list of stored telephone numbers is in ﬁrst place the item “New contact”. Use the navigation key up/down to highlight the item “New contact” and then conﬁrm with the left software key the function Option/ Select. You will be prompted to enter the name and telephone number. To move between the ﬁelds use the navigation key up/down. Save the contact using the left software key by conﬁrming the function Options/Save.

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Available functions in the phone menu

5.3 Calls

Call history

Call history offers the list of calls and the option to delete records. Press Options in each list to select the desired function for the selected item, such as Call the selected telephone number, Send SMS, block anumber by adding it to Blacklist (blacklist) or Delete entry from the call history.

• Missed calls: Displays the last missed calls.

• Outgoing calls: It contains alist of recently dialled numbers.

• Received calls: It contains the list of recently accepted calls.

• All calls: It contains the list of all recent calls.

• Delete the call list: You can delete the records of dialled calls, missed

calls or accepted calls.

Calls setup

Find in the Calls/Settings menu the following functions for each SIM card.

Setting SIM 1/SIM 2 calls

• Call waiting: You can switch this function on or off. After switching it on,

you can receive other incoming calls during acurrent call.

• Call forwarding: After switching on the function you can according

to different conditions in settings choose to switch the incoming call to voicemail or other numbers (unconditional call forwarding, call forwarding during unavailability, if it does not answer, if the number is busy or all calls). Prior to using verify the availability of the function with your network operator.

• Call blocking: Once activated, you can set it according to various

limited conditions (all outgoing calls, international calls, international calls except home network, all incoming calls or incoming calls when roaming) restrict the call under appropriate conditions (must apply to the network operator).

• Lines: In case that your SIM card supports more lines, you can set

apreferred line. Contact your network operator for more information.

Advanced setting

Allows you to adjust the setting of the following functions:

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Available functions in the phone menu

• Blocked numbers (Blacklist): You can turn on or off the rejection of

blocked numbers function (Reject number). You can save in the list of blocked numbers (Blacklist numbers) up to 20 telephone numbers.

• Auto redial: You can switch this function on or off. When this function

of the phone is on, the phone automatically redials the called number if the previous call attempt was unsuccessful.

• Talk time alert: You can set asingle or repeated warnings about the

length of the current call when the set time interval (in seconds) passes.

• Answer mode: It offers the option to activate the answering of acall by

opening the cover, press any key, and automatic answering of the call in handsfree mode.

5.4 Organizer

SOS setting

When the function SOS is activated and the phone numbers are set, when you press and hold the SOS key the phone emits awarning sound and the SOS messages will be sent automatically. Once the SOS messages are sent, the phone automatically calls the preset phone numbers. SOS numbers: Use this function to set telephone numbers to send SOS SMS messages. You can set up to 5 telephone numbers. Select an empty line and press the key to select “Edit”. Choose if you want to select acontact from the phone directory or enter anumber. Find in the phone directory the required record using the arrows “up/down” and press “OK” to save the selected contact. You can always change or remove the saved contact using the function “Options” for the selected record from the list of the SOS contacts. SOS SMS: This function is used to set the text of the emergency SMS message. Edit the text of the message using the keys 1-9 (the same way as in the case of aregular SMS message) and save the text. How to enter the text is described in aseparate chapter. Warning: Never enter among the phone numbers for SOS messages and SOS calls the phone numbers of emergency services (112, 150, 155, 158 etc.).

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Available functions in the phone menu

Speed dial

You can assign to the function keys and to the number keys 2-9 acontact from the phone directory to use in the function Speed dialling. Press and hold the selected key in the standby screen mode to start dialling the assigned telephone number.

Calendar

You can use this function for asimple display of the days of the calendar. You can use directional keys to go up/down to another date.

Alarm

You can have up to 5 preset active or inactive alarms. You can adjust the activation/deactivation of each alarm clock, wake up time, repeat mode (once, every day, or only on selected days) and the sound of the alarm. Use the phone keys ✱ (left) and # (right) to move between the alarm clock status On/Off and for entering the wake up time.

Files

It allows you to view pictures and photos captured on the memory card or in the phone via the photo album function. It is also possible to rotate the selected photo or set it up as wallpaper.

Calculator

It allows you making simple mathematical operations. Press repeatedly the directional keys up/down to select the required mathematical symbol for calculation. Insert the decimal comma by pressing the key #. Press the left soft key to display the result.

5.5 Multimedia

Camera

The device is equipped with acamera. For the camera to fully function, it must have amemory card with free space on it inserted in the camera. Press the key “0” on the number pad to capture aphoto. Press the navigation key up/down to zoom in/out the currently captured photo. When you press the key ✱ or # you can adjust the exposition value EP before you capture the photo. Press the key “1” to change the resolution

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Available functions in the phone menu

of the picture. Press the key “2” to change the quality of the picture. Press the key “3” to change the colour effects of the picture. Press the key “4” to change the white balance. Press the key “5” to change the mode of the scene. Press the key “6” to set the time interval of the automatic shutter. Press the key “7” to set the required number of pictures during photographing. Press the key “9” to display/hide the functions indicators on the display. Return to the menu by pressing the right software key. Press the left software key the to display the menu of available functions. To move between the available options in the individual setting items use the phone keys ✱ (left) and # (right).

• Go to video/camera: You can switch between the functions camera and

video camera using this function.

• My photo: Enter the photo viewer of saved images.

• Camera settings: You can set selected features of the photo.

• Picture setting: You can set the size and quality of the picture.

• Effects: It allows you to select the colour effect during capture.

• Storage: It is used to set the default storage of the captured images and

video recordings.

Pictures

It is used to view the saved images and their use, sharing, renaming or erasing.

NOTICE:

Files for display must be stored on amemory card in the folder “My Photos”.

Video recorder

The phone allows to capture avideo recording and its saving using the function Camera in the Video Recording mode. For proper function of the video recorder it is required to have amemory card inserted and set it as the default storage. Press the key “0” on the number pad to start

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Available functions in the phone menu

recording. Press repeatedly the key “0” to stop/resume recording. Stop the recording by pressing the right software key. You will be prompted to save the recording. Press the left soft key to display the menu of available functions to switch to camera mode, camera settings, video and default storage. To move between the available options in the individual setting items use the phone keys ✱ (left) and # (right).

Video

Used to view the stored video recordings. This phone supports video formats 3GP, AVI and MP4.

NOTICE:

Files for playback must be stored on the memory card in the folder “My videos”.

Music

The phone can play the MP3 ﬁles from the memory card and supports playback in “background”, when you can use other phone function while listening to music (e.g. News, Calculator). You can stop the “background” playback in the Music application (Menu/Multimedia/Music) by pressing the key “5”. To control the player use the “4” to move to the previous track, press “6” to move to the next track, press “5” to start / pause playback. To control volume, use the ✱ and # buttons. To change the type of repeat playback, use the up navigation key, to change the type of song order use the down navigation key.

Use the left software key to go to the list of tracks or continue to Settings:

Repeat: Setting t he repeat mode Shufﬂe: Setting the shufﬂe mode

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Available functions in the phone menu

NOTICE:

Files for playback must be stored on the memory card in the folder “My music”.

Voice Recorder

You can use the phone to record sound. For the camera to fully function, it must have amemory card inserted in the telephone. Press the left software key (“Options”) to view the option to start recording anew record or alist of previously saved recordings.

FM Radio

You have to connect the headphones for proper reception of the FM radio, which serve as the phone antenna. You can call or receive calls when listening to the radio without limitations. The radio sound is muted during acall. Press the key “5” to start/pause playback. Use the navigation keys up/down change the frequency value. Use the keys “4” and “6” to switch between the saved stations. To control volume, use the ✱ and # buttons. On the radio play screen, press the left software key to enter the options menu, where you can do the following: Stations list: You can save alist of favourite stations and then edit the name or frequency of the selected station. Manual tuning: You can manually search for aselect frequency, enter it and save. Auto tuning: Starts automatic station search and saves the found station in the station list. Settings: Allows you turn on or off listening to the radio in the background. To move between the available options in the individual setting items use the phone keys ✱ (left) and # (right).

5.6 Settings

You can adjust the phone setting, like time and date, language, call settings, etc.

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Available functions in the phone menu

Dual SIM

Sets active SIM cards (only the selected SIM or both SIM cards).

Proﬁles

Preset modes are Common Mode, “Silence” mode “Meeting” mode and “Outside” mode. Setting up some proﬁles can be customized. Type of notiﬁcation / ringing, ringtone / message tone: Setup of ringtones of calls and messages for individual SIM cards (SIM1, SIM2). Ringtone/message volume: Setting the ringer volume, messages tone volume. Keyboard and keyboard volume: Setting atype of sound or switching it off. If you set the option “Human voice”, when you enter numbers on the standby screen, they will be announced aloud (e.g. when entering aphone number to dial). System sounds: Turning system sounds on or off.

NOTICE:

Before you leave the menu, it is necessary to save the performed changes (Options/Save), otherwise they will be lost.

Telephone

Time and date: You can set the date and time of the phone and also their

display mode.

Language: You can select the language for the phone. Entering text: you can set the preferred way to enter atext. Display: allows to set the wallpaper of the standby screen from apreset or

your own pictures, the option to switch on the display of date and time on the standby screen. Airplane: The Airplane mode turns off all transmit and receive modes of the phone (e.g. shutdown of signal GSM /GPRS). Warning: Do not use this function, but switch off the entire unit. Other settings: It allows you to adjust the LCD backlight setting. To change the brightness and time interval, use the phone keys ✱ (left) and # (right).

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Available functions in the phone menu

Security

It allows setting of individual SIM cards and phone security.

SIM 1 and 2 security:

• PIN code: Activation and deactivation of the PIN code.

• Change PIN: Change PIN1 code.

• Change PIN2: Change PIN2 code.

Telephone:

• Phone lock: Activation or deactivation of the phone lock. The default

password is “1122”.

• Change password: Change of mobile phone and privacy password.

Restore settings

You can restore default values of part of the phone settings. The default code to restore the factory setting is: 1122.

NOTICE:

Restoring the factory settings may cause the loss of stored settings and data.

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Entering text

6. Entering text

The device offers several text input modes, you can enter text or data in your contacts, edit contact records, search for names and write SMS messages. If you want to change the way you enter text in the text mode, press the key “#”. Several keyboard modes can be selected: general (ABC), Czech (CS), automatically lowercase or uppercase letters, automatically capitalize the ﬁrst letter or number mode T9 allowing simpliﬁed entry (lowercase “s” before the name of the keyboard). The selected input method is displayed in the upper left corner of the screen.

Letters (big, normal)

Enter the editing page, press the key “#” and change the mode of entry to letter entry (e.g. “abc”), then use the number keys and selected letters will appear on the screen. Press anumber key once to enter the ﬁrst letter printed on the key, press quickly twice for the second letter. If the letter you want to enter is on the same key as the previous letter, wait until the cursor appears again, and then enter the next letter. For example, if you want to enter “OK”, you should press three times “6” and thus enter “o”, then double press “5” and the display will show the letter “k”. Press the right software key to delete the entered text.

Numbers

Go to the editing mode and press the key “#” to change the entry to the number mode (e.g. “123”). Then use the number pad and the screen will show the appropriate numbers. Individual buttons 0-9 represent numbers from 0 to 9. To enter the required number press the corresponding key. Press the right software key to delete the number. Enter the punctuation from the list by pressing the key “✱”. For quick selection of the most often used punctuation marks use the key “1” (press repeatedly). Enter aspace in the text by pressing the key “0”.

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Care and maintenance

7. Care and maintenance

Battery care

The device is powered by abattery. It is necessary to charge the battery when it is empty. You can achieve a maximum performance of a new battery only by charging it when it is fully discharged. If you do not use the charger, unplug it from the power outlet and from the device. Do not leave afully charged battery charge for longer than is strictly necessary. Overcharging may shorten its life. Temperature affects the level to which the battery can be recharged. Therefore, it is necessary to keep the battery at room temperature before charging. If the temperature of the battery exceeds 40 °C, it is not possible to charge it. Use the battery only for its intended purpose and prevent short-circuiting. Accidental short-circuiting can occur when ametallic object causes direct connection of the positive (+) and negative (-) battery terminal. Do not use damaged battery. Do not leave the battery in hot or cold places. It reduces its capacity and life. Adevice with ahot or cold battery may not work temporarily, even when the battery is fully charged. Do not throw batteries into aﬁre, they could explode. Dispose of them in accordance with local regulations.

Product care and maintenance

The following recommendations will help to extend the life of your phone. Keep the device and accessories out of the reach of small children. Keep the device dry. All types of liquids or moisture will cause disruption of electronic circuits. Do not store the device in hot places. High temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices and warp or melt certain plastics. Do not attempt to open the device in other ways than as described in this manual. Improper handling can damage the device. When cleaning the unit, do not use harsh chemicals or strong detergents.

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Care and maintenance

NOTICE:

Use only the supplied or approved replacement accessories. Non-original accessories may damage your phone and may constitute breach of warranty conditions.

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Technical speciﬁcations

8. Technical speciﬁcations

Display

Dimensions: 2,4“ TFT Resolution: 240 × 320 pixels

Chipset

CPU: MTK6261D

Memory

RAM: 32 MB ROM: 32 MB Micro SDHC card slot (up to 8 GB)

Camera

Back: 0,08 Mpx (VGA)

Network/Connectivity

Dual GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

Features

FM Flashlight Vibration alert Video and music player, photo viewer Keyboard lock, SOS emergency call Calendar, alarm, ﬁle manager, calculator

Other

Headphones connector 3,5 mm Micro USB 2.0 Battery: Li-Ion 700 mAh Dimensions: 104 × 53 × 18.5 mm Weight: 95 g Accessories: charging adapter, USB cable, operating manual, docking and charging station

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Technical speciﬁcations

The above given speciﬁcations can change without prior notice. Manufacturer address: FAST ČR, a.s., Černokostelecká 1621

The original version is in Czech.

The CE symbol shown on the unit, in the user's manual and on the package indicates the unit meets the basic requirements of guideline R&TTE, 1995/5/EC, Guideline for low voltage 73/23/EEC. The declaration of conformity can be found at www.sencor.cz.

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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING MATERIALS

Dispose of packaging material at a public waste disposal site.

DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES

The meaning of the symbol on the product, its accessory or packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Please, dispose of this product at your applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical & electronic equipment waste. Alternatively in some states of the European Union or other European states you may return your products to your local retailer when buying an equivalent new product. The correct disposal of this product will help save valuable natural resources and help in preventing the potential negative impact on the environment and human health, which could be caused as a result of improper liquidation of waste. Please ask your local authorities or the nearest waste collection centre for further details. The improper disposal of this type of waste may fall subject to national regulations for ﬁnes.

For business entities in the European Union

If you wish to dispose of an electrical or electronic device, request the necessary information from your seller or supplier.

Disposal in other countries outside the European Union

If you wish to dispose of this product, request the necessary information about the correct disposal method from local government departments or from your seller.

This appliance complies with EU rules and regulations regarding electromagnetic and electrical safety.

Changes to the text, design and technical speciﬁcations may occur without prior notice and we reserve the right to make these changes.

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Warranty conditions

Warranty card is not a part of the device packaging.

This product is warranted for the period of 24 months from the date of purchas e to the end-user. Warranty is limit ed to the followin g condition s. Warranty is r eferred onl y to the c ustomer goods using for common domestic use. The c laim for ser vice can be applied either at dealer’s s hop where the product was bought, or at below mentioned author ized s erv ice shops. The end -us er is ob ligated to set u p a claim immediately when the defects appeared bu t only till the e nd of warranty perio d. The e nd use r is obl igated to coop erat e to certify the cl aiming defec ts. Only complet ed and clean (acc ordin g to hygienic st andards) pr oduc t will be accepted. In cas e of eligible warranty claim the warranty period wil l be prolonged b y the pe riod from the date of c laim applic ation till the date of taking ov er the p roduct by end-us er, or the d ate the end- user is obligate d to take it over. To obtain the s erv ice under this warranty, end -us er is obligat ed to certify his claim wit h duly comp leted foll owing documents: receipt, c ertificate of warranty, certificate of installation.

This warranty is void especially if apply as follows:

• Defects which wer e put on sale.

• Wear-out o r damage caused by c ommon use.

• The product wa s damaged by un professional or wrong

inst allation, used in contrary to t he applicable instru ction manua l, used in contrar y to legal enactme nt and common proc ess o f use or used f or anot her pu rpose whic h has been designed for.

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• The product wa s damaged by un care d-f or or insufficient

maintenance.

• The product wa s damaged by dirt, ac cide nt of force majeure

(natural disaster, fire, and flood).

• Defects on fu nctionality cau sed by low duality of signal,

electromagnetic field interference etc.

• The product wa s mechanically da maged (e.g. broken button,

fall).

• Damage c aused by us e of unsuitab le media, fillings, expendable

supp lies ( batt eries) or by un suitable workin g condition s (e.g. high temperatures, high humidity, quakes).

• Repair, modification or other failure action to the produ ct by

unauthorized person.

• End-user did not prov e enough his right to claim (time and pl ace

of purchase).

• Data on presented documents dif fers from data on products.

• Cases w hen the claiming produc t cannot be indentified according

to the p resented d ocum ents (e.g. the serial number or the warranty se al has b een damaged).

Authorized service centers

Visit www.sencor.eu for de tailed information about auth orized service centers.

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