Spice mobile S-808 User guide

Mobile Phone

User's Manual

Version: 0.10_061221

Please read this manual carefully before operating

your mobile phone.

Safety Information and Notices

Preface

 Thank you for purchasing Spice S-808 wireless mobile phone.  To proprely operate your new mobile phone, carefully read this user's

manual first.

 Please read carefully the "Safety Information and Notices" to prevent

any possible accident or malfunction which may be caused by improper operations.

 Safety warnings are needed to avoid bodily injury or property damage.  Screen displays and illustrations in this user's manual are designed to

help you to operate all the steps directly and precisely.

Using the Mobile Phone and Charger

Danger：  Only the specified spice battery charger is permitted. Using other brands

may cause battery leakage, overheating, explosion or even fire.

Caution：

 Avoid exposure to moisture, heat or dust to prevent breakdown.  The phone, battery, charger and AC adapter are not waterproof. Keep

them away from rain and liquid.

Wa rn in g：  Don't strongly bump, shake or tamper with the phone or charger to

avoid battery leakage, overheating, explosion or even fire.

 Don't place the battery, phone or charger near the microwave or

high-voltage devices to prevent battery leakage, overheating, explosion or even fire; also keep the phone and AC adapter away from overheating, smoking or short circuiting.

 Don't use the phone where there is volatile oil to avoid possibilities of

fire, breakdown or damage.

 To avoid any damage or breakdown don't disassemble the phone, battery,

charger or internal components by yourself.

Using the Mobile Phone

Wa rn in g：  Don't use the phone while you are driving. To avoid any traffic accident,

park your car in a safe place before using your mobile phone.

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 Usage of mobile phones in aircraft or in hospitals is prohibited. Switch

the phone off to prevent interference with electronic medical devices. Follow any rules or regulations in such places.

 Don't use the phone at a gas station, near fuel or chemicals.  Don't use the phone near electronic medical devices such as hearing aids,

pacemakers and auto-control devices such as fire detectors and automatic doors.

 Before using mobile phones near electronic medical devices such as

pacemakers, please contact first with your manufacturer or dealer for advice to prevent any incautious interference.

Caution：

 Under certain circumstances, using mobile phones in an automobile

may cause electronic device's interference. To prevent any danger it is recommended not to use phones.

 Avoid using your phone in crowded places.  Don't put a magnetic card and your phone together. Data on the floppy

disk or card might be erased.

 Keep your phone far from pins. Pins can be absorbed by phone's

receiver magnet, which may cause harm.

Using the Battery

Danger：  Don't exposure the battery near fire. Doing so may cause battery

explosion or even fire.

 If you have difficulties installing the battery, please don't force the

installation to prevent battery leakage, overheating, explosion or even fire.

 Don't connect the polarities of the battery with metals such as pins or

wire to avoid short circuit. Don't place or carry the phone with metal objects to avoid battery leakage, overheating, explosion or even fire.

 Don't weld the polarities of the battery directly to prevent battery

leakage, overheating, explosion or even fire.

 Battery liquid is severely harmful for one's eyes. Don't rub your eyes.

Rather wash your eyes with water first and go directly to a doctor for help.

 Don't use or locate your phone near areas of high temperature to prevent

battery leakage, overheating, explosion or even fire.

Wa rn in g：  Take the battery out and do not use the battery any more when abnormal

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charging or storing situation occurred, such as overheating, changes of color, shape, etc.

 If the battery leaks liquid on your skin or clothes use water to wash

affected parts of your body immediately.

 If the battery leaks liquid or produces weird odor, dispose it far from the

fire to avoid possible explosion or fire.

Caution：  Don't expose the battery to high temperature, because the battery may

leak, overheat, degrade or shorten its usage life.

Using the Charger

Danger：

 Usage of improper voltage will cause fire and breakdown.  If the charger short circuit, breakdown, smoke or even fire may be

caused.

 If the power cable is already damaged (worn or broken), stop using the

charger to prevent fire.

 Clean dust away from the power socket to avoid any fire possibilities.  Don't place containers filled with liquid like water near the charger.

Liquid spilled into the charger will cause overheating or other breakdown.

 If liquid like water is spilled into charger, immediately pull the power

cable out of the outlet to prevent overheating, fire or other breakdown.

 Don't use the charger in places with high humidity like bathroom to

avoid causing fire or breakdown.

 Don't touch the charger, power cable or socket with wet hands to

prevent electric shock.

Caution：  Keep the environment temperature within the range of 0

charging. Temperature below 0 charging inefficient or terminated or even cause the battery explosion; besides, the phone will show warnings: "Warning! Low battery temperature! " or "Warning! High battery temperature! ".

 Pull the plug from the socket before maintaining and cleaning to avoid

electric shock.

 Don't place heavy objects on the power cord to prevent electric shock or

fire.

 Hold the plug while pulling on the power cord; this can avoid any

0

C or higher than 450C will cause

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0

C ~450C while

potential damage or even fire.

Requirements for Mobile Phone

 Avoid using your mobile phone in extremely high or low temperature

places. It is recommended to use the phone in a temperature range from

0

C~350C and humidity of 35%~85%.

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 Avoid communication quality may be affected, it is recommended not

use your mobile phone near a telephone, TV set, radio or other automatic devices.

Requirements for the Battery

 Battery should be located in a cool, well-ventilated place with sunshine.

If you won't use the mobile phone for an extended period of time, charge the battery instead to avoid battery breakdown.

 Battery wears fast. Battery has permanent usage time and frequent

charging will shorten the battery life. If the charging cannot improve your battery performance, it means the battery should be replaced. Don't dispose the batteries together with other rubbish. Follow the rules of local administration regarding to the disposal of the old battery.

Requirements for the Charger and AC Adapter

 Don't charge your phone under the following circumstances: Sunshine,

equal to or lower than 0 dust, vibration (will cause breakdown) or near a TV, a radio, etc. (video and audio frequency signal will cause noise).

0

C, equal to or higher than 400C, high humidity,

Cleanness and Maintenance

 The mobile phone, the battery and the charger are not waterproof. Don't

use them in places with high humidity like bathroom and also avoid the battery and the charger being drenched by water.

 Use soft cloth to clean the mobile phone, the battery and the charger.  Don't use alcohol, diluted liquid or benzene to wipe the mobile phone.  Socket with dust will cause connection damage, short-circuit or even

cannot be re-charged. Be sure to clean the socket regularly.

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Table of Contents

Safety Information and Notices...........................................1

1. Introduction................................................................... 11

1.1 Features .........................................................................................11

1.2 Specification..................................................................................11

1.3 Appearance................................................................................... 12

1.4 Keypad Function .......................................................................... 12

1.5 Icons ............................................................................................. 13

2. Basic Operations ...........................................................14

2.1 Inserting / Removing the SIM Card............................................. 14

2.2 Battery / Charging........................................................................ 14

2.3 Power On/Off ............................................................................... 14

2.4 Make a Call .................................................................................. 15

2.5 Insert Pause "P" or "W" ............................................................... 15

2.6 Answer a Call ............................................................................... 15

2.7 Reject a Call ................................................................................. 15

2.8 Re-Dial the Last Number ............................................................. 15

2.9 Keypad Lock ................................................................................ 15

2.10 Access Shortcuts ........................................................................ 16

2.11 Call Logs .................................................................................... 16

2.12 Hands-Free ................................................................................. 16

2.13 To Hold a Call............................................................................ 16

2.14 Search Phone Book During a Call ............................................. 16

2.15 Mute a Call................................................................................. 16

2.16 DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency)........................................ 16

2.17 Record Voice During a Call ....................................................... 17

2.18 Send SMS During a Call............................................................ 17

2.19 Access Voice Mail Server During a Call ................................... 17

2.20 Access Broadcast Message During a Call ................................. 17

2.21 Save a New Entry During a Call................................................ 17

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2.22 Deflect a Call (Network Service)............................................... 17

2.23 Call Waiting / Conference Call (Network Service) ................... 17

2.24 Without SIM-Card Operations................................................... 19

3. Phone Book................................................................... 20

3.1 Quick Search for an Entry............................................................ 20

3.2 Search for an Entry....................................................................... 20

3.3 Add a New Entry.......................................................................... 20

3.4 Copy All Entries........................................................................... 21

3.5 Delete All Entries ......................................................................... 21

3.6 Caller Group................................................................................. 21

3.7 Extra Number ...............................................................................21

3.8 Speed Dial .................................................................................... 21

3.9 Settings ......................................................................................... 22

3.10 My vCard.................................................................................... 22

3.11 Memory Status ........................................................................... 22

4. Messages....................................................................... 23

4.1 Write SMS or MMS ..................................................................... 23

4.2 Check Inbox / Outbox / Drafts messages .................................... 23

4.3 Message Settings.......................................................................... 24

4.4 Template....................................................................................... 25

4.5 Email ............................................................................................ 25

4.5.1 Profile Settings .................................................................. 25

4.5.2 Using E-mail ..................................................................... 26

4.6 Voice Mail Server (Network Service).......................................... 26

4.7 Broadcast Message....................................................................... 27

5. Call History................................................................... 28

5.1 Check/Delete/Save the Records ................................................... 28

5.2 Delete Call Log ............................................................................ 28

5.3 Track/Reset Time Records ........................................................... 28

5.4 To Check/Set/Reset Call Cost...................................................... 28

5.5 To Check/Reset SMS Counter ..................................................... 28

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5.6 To Check/Reset GPRS Counter ................................................... 29

6. Multimedia.................................................................... 30

6.1 Image Viewer ............................................................................... 30

6.2 Video Recorder............................................................................. 30

6.2.1 Key descriptions: .............................................................. 30

6.2.2 Settings.............................................................................. 31

6.3 Video Player................................................................................. 32

6.4 Audio Player (MP3 Player).......................................................... 32

6.4.1 Download Music ............................................................... 32

6.4.2 Play Music ........................................................................ 32

6.5 Sound Recorder............................................................................ 33

6.5.1 Set the file format.............................................................. 33

6.5.2 Record a Sound ................................................................. 33

6.5.3 Play the Recorded Tone .................................................... 33

6.5.4 Append a Recorded Tone.................................................. 33

6.5.5 Rename a Recorded Tone ................................................. 33

6.5.6 Delete a Recorded Tone.................................................... 34

6.5.7 Delete all Recorded Sounds.............................................. 34

6.5.8 Forward Recorded Sounds................................................ 34

6.6 Melody Compose ......................................................................... 34

6.6.1 Compose a Melody ........................................................... 34

6.6.2 Rename a Melody ............................................................. 36

6.6.3 Delete Melodies ................................................................ 36

6.6.4 Forward Composed Melodies ........................................... 36

6.7 De-Associate a Sound or Melody ................................................ 36

7. Camera ..........................................................................37

7.1 Icons ............................................................................................. 37

7.2 Take photos .................................................................................. 37

7.3 Check Photo Album ..................................................................... 38

7.4 Camera Setting............................................................................. 38

7.5 Image Setting ............................................................................... 39

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7.6 White Balance .............................................................................. 39

7.7 Scene Mode .................................................................................. 39

7.8 Effect Setting................................................................................ 39

7.9 Wall Paper Frame .........................................................................40

7.10 Restore Default........................................................................... 40

8. File Manager................................................................. 41

8.1 Create Folder ................................................................................ 41

8.2 Format .......................................................................................... 41

8.3 Open Folders ................................................................................ 41

8.4 File Options .................................................................................. 41

8.5 Memory Status ............................................................................. 42

9. Fun & Games................................................................ 43

9.1 Games........................................................................................... 43

9.2 Stopwatch ..................................................................................... 43

9.2.1 Typical Stopwatch............................................................. 43

9.2.2 nWay Stopwatch................................................................ 43

9.3 Game Setting................................................................................ 44

10. Settings ....................................................................... 45

10.1 Phone Setup................................................................................ 45

10.1.1 Set Time and Date........................................................... 45

10.1.2 Schedule Power On/Off .................................................. 45

10.1.3 To Set Display Language ................................................ 45

10.1.4 Preferred Input Method ................................................... 45

10.1.5 Compose Greeting Text .................................................. 45

10.1.6 Dedicated Key ................................................................. 45

10.1.7 Auto update of date and time (Network Service) ........... 46

10.1.8 Flight Mode ..................................................................... 46

10.1.9 LCD Backlight ................................................................ 46

10.2 Display Setup ............................................................................. 46

10.2.1 Change Wallpaper........................................................... 46

10.2.2 Screen Saver.................................................................... 46

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10.2.3 Power On Display ........................................................... 47

10.2.4 Power Off Display .......................................................... 47

10.2.5 Main Menu Style............................................................. 47

10.2.6 Show Date and Time....................................................... 47

10.2.7 Show Owner Number ..................................................... 48

10.2.8 Themes ............................................................................ 48

10.3 Call Setup ................................................................................... 48

10.3.1 Caller ID (Network Service)........................................... 48

10.3.2 Call Waiting (Network Service) ..................................... 48

10.3.3 Call Divert (Network Service) ........................................ 49

10.3.4 Call Barring (Network Service) ...................................... 49

10.3.5 Line Switching (Network Service) ................................. 49

10.3.6 Call Time Reminder........................................................ 49

10.3.7 Call Time Display ........................................................... 50

10.3.8 Auto Redial ..................................................................... 50

10.3.9 Closed User Group (Network Service)........................... 50

10.3.10 Black List ...................................................................... 50

10.4 Network Setup ........................................................................... 51

10.4.1 Network Selection........................................................... 51

10.4.2 Preferred Networks ......................................................... 51

10.4.3 Band Selection ................................................................ 51

10.4.4 GPRS Connection ........................................................... 51

10.5 Security Setup ............................................................................ 52

10.5.1 SIM Lock ........................................................................ 52

10.5.2 Phone Lock ..................................................................... 52

10.5.3 Auto Keypad Lock .......................................................... 52

10.5.4 Fixed Dial (Network Service)......................................... 52

10.5.5 Barred Dial (Network Service) ....................................... 52

10.5.6 Change Password ............................................................ 52

10.6 Restore Factory Settings ............................................................ 53

11. User Profiles................................................................ 54

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11.1 Activate a Profile ........................................................................ 54

11.2 Customize a Profile .................................................................... 54

12. Extra............................................................................ 55

12.1 Alarm ..........................................................................................55

12.2 Calendar ..................................................................................... 55

12.3 To Do List................................................................................... 55

12.4 World Clock ............................................................................... 55

12.5 Calculator ................................................................................... 56

12.6 Unit Converter............................................................................ 56

12.7 Currency Converter.................................................................... 56

12.8 Health ......................................................................................... 56

12.8.1 BMI ................................................................................. 56

12.8.2 Menstrual......................................................................... 57

13. Services (Network Dependent)................................... 58

13.1 SIM Tool Kit ..............................................................................58

13.2 WAP............................................................................................ 58

13.3 Data Account.............................................................................. 59

14. Shortcuts ..................................................................... 60

Appendix 1: Text Entry..................................................... 61

Key Mapping...................................................................................... 61

T9™ Input............................................................................................ 62

Appendix 2: GPRS Internet Setting.................................. 63

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1. Introduction

1.1 Features

GSM 900 / 1800 MHz



Camera: 1.3 Megapixel



Video Player / Video Recording



GPRS & WAP 2.0



MP3 & 64-polyphonic ring tone



MP3 player with Audio EQ



128 MB Internal Memory*



USB Pen drive Function



Downloadable images/wallpapers/MP3



SMS / MMS / Email / EMS 4.0



Built-in Speakerphone



*

Some of the Listed Capacity is used for phone functions and thus the available capacity could be less than the quoted figure.

1.2 Specification

Item

Dimensions

Weight (with battery)

Li-ion 750 mAh

Battery

Display

Standby Time

Talk Ti me

Charging Hours

First Time Charging Hours

Phone book

Message

Upto 2.5 hrs

68g

2~2.5 hrs

100mm ¯ 43mm ¯ 12.5mm

65K 1.5” TFT

Upto 150 hrs

4~6 hrs

SIM: SIM card dependent

Phone: up to 1000 entries

Stores up to 200 text messages

Description

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1.3 Appearance

2

1

3

4

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1. Camera Lens

2. Side UP/Down Keys

3. Shutter Key

4. Earpiece

1.4 Keypad Function

Center Key : MP3 Player

(see chapter 10.1.6 Dedicated Key)

Call Logs

Back to Standby screen. (Hold) Power On / Off.

Navigation. (see chapter 10.1.6 Dedicated Key)

: Internet Service

: Shortcuts

: User Profiles

: Write Message

Menu/OK/Option

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5. Keypad

6. Earphone Jack

7. Cable / Charging Connector

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Phone Book list. Back. Clear. Reject a call.

Numeric keys. Speed Dial.

~

S-Keys Keypad volume. Earpiece volume. Scroll.

(see chapter 3.8 Speed Dial)

Numeric key. Space.

(Press) ¶. (Press repeatedly) +, P, W.

(Press) #. (Press and hold) Silent mode.

Camera mode.

Camera shutter release button.

1.5 Icons

L1/L2 signal

/

Call forward L1

Call forward L2

Call forward L1 L2

Ring

Vibration

Vibration and ring

Vibration then ring

Battery

Lock

Alarm

GPRS Connected

Missed call

Message

Voice mail L1

Voice mail L2

Voice mail L1 L2

Roaming

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2. Basic Operations

2.1 Inserting / Removing the SIM Card

 SIM card slot is located on the back of your phone, beneath the battery.  Make sure the phone is turned off before replacing battery or SIM card.

1. Remove the battery cover.

2. Remove the battery.

3. SIM card slot is in the top left hand corner of the battery comparetment.

4. Insert the SIM card (with the golden connectors facing down and the cut corner to the right).

2.2 Battery / Charging

Before removing the battery, make sure the phone is turned off and the



charger is disconnected from the phone. Use of another battery pack other than spice specified battery may cause



safety hazard than the one recommended by the manufacturer. Make sure the battery is connected properly before connecting the



charger to the mains outlet. Battery is consumable. Replace with a new one if the operation time



becomes extremely short after it is fully charged.

1. Remove the battery cover.

2. Insert the battery：make sure the 3 gold contacts on the bottom of the battery align with the 3 gold pins in the phone.

3. Slide the cover toward the top of the phone to close.

4. Connect the charger.

5. The phone will remind you when it is fully charged.

2.3 Power On/Off

If SIM is locked, PIN code is required (see chapter 10.5.1 SIM Lock).



1. Press and hold

for about 2 seconds.

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2.4 Make a Call

Standard dialing:

1. Enter the area code and phone number X

International dialing:

1. Press

area code and phone number X

Press

h

Press the side keys to adjust the earpiece volume.

h

twice to input "+" X enter the country code X enter

.

to end a call.

.

2.5 Insert Pause "P" or "W"

Press



during a dialing sequence. For example: To auto dial an extension

number, enter the main number first followed by "P" and then enter the

extension number.

Press



dialing sequence. The phone will not dial the numbers behind "W"

unless you press

3 times to insert "P" which will allow 3-second pause

4 times to insert "W", which will insert a pause during a

.

2.6 Answer a Call



Press

to answer an incoming call. Press to end a call.

2.7 Reject a Call



Press

to reject an incoming call.

Reject

2.8 Re-Dial the Last Number

1. In Standby X open Call Logs X select a number X .

2.9 Keypad Lock

To activate Auto Keypad Lock, please see chapter 10.5.3 Auto Keypad



Lock.

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In Standby X



To unlock



X

Name

X

Unlock

：

.

2.10 Access Shortcuts

to access 5 frequently used functions or

In Standby, press



settings (see chapter 10.1.6 Dedicated Key).

or

2.11 Call Logs

In Standby X



Select one entry X



Select one entry X



choose

Delete, Save to Phone book, Dial

to access Call Logs.

to dial the number.

to check Call Info X

Ok

or

Edit

.

2.12 Hands-Free

During a call X



H-Free

or

H-Held

.

2.13 To Hold a Call

1. During a call X

2. To retrieve the call:

Option

X

Hold

X

.

Retrieve

.

2.14 Search Phone Book During a Call

1. During a call X

Option

Phone Book

X

.

2.15 Mute a Call

When you mute the call, your caller will not be able to hear you.



1. During a call X

Option

2.16 DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency)

Set DTMF to On or Off to activate or deactivate tone dialing.



1. During a call X

Option

X

Mute

DTMF

X

On or Off

Option

.

to

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2.17 Record Voice During a Call

1. During a call X

2. Press

3. Press

4. Edit the file name X

Pause

to stop recording.

Stop

Option

X

to pause. Press

Option

Sound Recorder

Cont.

X

Save

.

to resume.

.

2.18 Send SMS During a Call

1. During a call X

2.

X

SMS

Write Message

Option

X see chapter 4 for further details.

.

SMS

X

2.19 Access Voice Mail Server During a Call

1. During a call X

2.

Voice Mail Server

Option

X

Voice Mail

.

SMS

X

X see chapter 4.6 for further details.

2.20 Access Broadcast Message During a Call

1. During a call X

2.

Broadcast Message

details.

Option

X see chapter 4.7 Broadcast Message for further

.

SMS

X

2.21 Save a New Entry During a Call

1. During a call X enter the number X

2. Save it To SIM or To Phone. See chapter 3 for further details.

2.22 Deflect a Call (Network Service)

1. When there is an incoming call X

2. Enter the number X

number from Phone Book.

. Or press

Ok

2.23 Call Waiting / Conference Call (Network Service)

See chapter 10.3.2 Call Waiting to activate Call Waiting function.

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Save

Option

.

Deflect

X

Search

.

to search a

Call Waiting service allows you to receive a new incoming call during a



call. You can connect more than one call to create a conference call.



1. When another call comes X

answer the new incoming call. Later, you can press

and active calls. (Press

2. When the call waiting is connected, you can press

   



3. To invite more people to join the call: During the call X enter another

phone number X

4. During a conference call, you can press



     

5. During Split, you can press

  

Hold the current call and then answer the other call.

Swap

：

Conference

Transfer:

End Single:

menu and select

End All:

Option

Split:

conference call.

End Single:

Hold All:

End All:

New Call:

End Active(more than 3 callers):

End All Held(more than 3 callers):

all callers.

Swap:

Conference:

Transfer:

disconnects your line.

End Single:

End All:

End Active (more than 3 callers):

Activate a conference call.

：

Connect the 2 calls and disconnect yourself.

Terminate the current active call. Then open

Retrieve

Terminate all calls.

dial the number X connected…X

X "Conference".

Separate an individual(the number being highlighted) from the

Terminate the chosen caller party.

Put all caller parties on hold.

Terminate the conversation with all callers.

Make a new call.

Swap held and active calls.

Back to conference call.

Connect the Split call to the other party on hold and then

Terminate the current active call.

Terminate the conversation with all callers.

to hold the current call and then

will end the call waiting.)

Reject

to re-connect the held call.

Option

Terminate the current active call.

Terminate the conversation with

for:

Option

Terminate the current active call.

to swap held

Option

for:

for：

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

End All Held or End All Active (more than 3 callers):

all held or all active calls.

Terminate

2.24 Without SIM-Card Operations

Press



Emergency Call:

1. Press

number.

2. Press

for emergency calls;

SOS

X

SOS

to abort the call if necessary.

X the phone dials the emergency

Ye s

for Menu Options.

Option

Menu Options: Phone Book, Multimedia, File Manger, Fun & Games, User Profiles, Extra and Settings.

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3. Phone Book

3.1 Quick Search for an Entry

1.

Book

2. Press

name for quick search. Press

3. Press



Send SMS:



Send MMS:



View



Edit



Delete



Copy



Move



Duplicate



Send vCard:

Name

Phone Book List

X

Quick Search

X

to browse the phone book. Enter the first 1~2 letters of the

for the followings:

Option

Send SMS to the chosen entry.

Send MMS to the chosen entry.

: View detailed information.

: Edit the detailed information.

: Delete the chosen entry.

: Copy the entry from phone to SIM or from SIM to Phone.

: Move the entry from the SIM to phone or phone to SIM.

: Duplicate the chosen entry.

Send or save the information of the chosen entry.

. (Or, press

Phone Book List

X

to call the chosen entry.

Menu

)

X

Phone

3.2 Search for an Entry

Menu

Phone Book

X

1.

2. Enter the first 1~2 letters of the name X

3. When the name is highlighted，press

Search Entry

X

.

X

Search

Option

to dial the number.

3.3 Add a New Entry

1.

Menu

X

2. Save the number in SIM or Phone X start editing.

3. To add an entry in phone, you can save 12 items of the detailed information:

Email Address, Office Number, Fax Number, Birthday, Associate

Picture, Associate Video, Associate Sound

cannot see all 12 items, please refer to chapter 3.9 Settings to enable all items.

4. When finished, press

Name, Number, Home Number, Company Name,

Phone Book

Add New Entry

X

or

Ok

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and

Done

.

Caller Group.

Ye s.

X

.

If you

3.4 Copy All Entries

Copy numbers from SIM to Phone or from Phone to SIM.



Menu

X

From SIM"

Phone Book

or "

1.

2. Select "

3. Entries copied from Phone to SIM will consist only Name and Number.

Copy All

X

From Phone

.

".

3.5 Delete All Entries

You can delete all entries in the



Phone Book list.

Menu

X

From SIM

Phone Book

", "

From Phone

1.

2. Select " password (if necessary). The default value is "1122".

SIM

Delete All

X

or

Phone

" or "

One By One"

, or one by one from

.

X

enter

3.6 Caller Group

You can edit Groups Settings:



and

Member List

1.

Menu

2. Select one group X modify the settings.

.

Phone Book

X

Group Name, Ring tone, Picture, Vide o

Caller Group

X

.

3.7 Extra Number

Including



Contact your network service provider for



1.

2. Select "

X

Owner Number, Service Dial Number

Menu

Owner Number

Ok

Phone Book

X

edit the number(s).

X

Extra Number

X

", "

Service Dial Number"

and

SOS Number

Service Dial Number

.

or "

SOS Number"

.

3.8 Speed Dial

When Speed Dial numbers are saved, in Standby, press and hold



~ can dial out directly the stored number.

1.

Menu

"

Enable Speed Dial

Phone Book

X

" and "

Speed Dial

X

Set Number

. Two options available:

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2. Press

3. In "

"

Edit"

Set Number

or

On

Off

", select one number key (2~9) X

select one number from Phone Book X

X

3.9 Settings

Set



Preferred Storage

Menu

Phone Book

X

".

1.

or "

Phone

Set the



1.

3.10 My vCard



1.



1.

3.11 Memory Status



1.

optional storage fields

Menu

X

Edit

My vCard

X

Menu

Send

My vCard

X

Menu

Check

Memory Status

Menu

X

Phone Book

: Create your own virtual name card.

Phone Book

:

Phone Book

to enable or disable Speed Dial.

to

SIM

X

:

X

or to

Settings

:

Settings

My vCard

Memory Status.

:

Phone

X

Preferred Storage

X

Fields.

Edit My Card

X

Send My Card

X

Option

.

Ok

.

X"

X

SIM"

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4. Messages

4.1 Write SMS or MMS

1.

2. While editing X



Done



Use Template



Insert Object



Format Text

"Alignment" and "New Paragraph".



Insert Name:



Insert Number:



Input Method



Add text(MMS):



Add image(MMS):



Add audio(MMS):



Add attachment(MMS):



Insert New Slide(MMS):



Preview(MMS):



Slide Timing(MMS):

Menu

Messages

X

Ready to send or save the message.

：

：：

Set text format, includeing "Text Size", "Text Style",

：

Insert a name selected from Phone Book.

：

4.2 Check Inbox / Outbox / Drafts messages

1.

Drafts

2. While viewing a message X



Reply(Inbox)



Delete



Edit



Forward (Inbox)



Copy to Phone/SIM



Move to Phone/SIM



Delete All

Menu

Messages

X

.

: Send a reply message.

: Delete the chosen message.

: Edit the chosen message.

: Remove all messages.

SMS or MMS

X

:

Option

Insert frequently used sentences. Insert picture or melody.

Insert a number selected from Phone Book.

Select input method.

Insert text.

Insert image.

Insert audio file.

Attach files.

Insert new slides.

Preview MMS.

Set slide timing.

SMS or MMS

X

Option

: Edit and forward the chosen message.

: Copy to Phone or SIM.

: Move to Phone or SIM.

Write Message

X

Inbox, Outbox or

X

:

.

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

Copy all:



Move all



Use Number

saving or dialing.



Use URL:



Save Objects (Inbox)

animations or melodies.



Send(Outbox or Drafts):

Copy all messages to Phone or SIM.

: Move all messages to Phone or SIM.

: All numbers in the message will be extracted for

Link directly to the enclosed URL adderss.

: Save the attached objects, such as pictures,

Send the chosen message.

4.3 Message Settings

1.

SMS Settings:



   

MMS Settings:

 Compose: Set Creation Mode, Image Resizing, Auto Signature

 Send: Include Validity period, Delivery report, Read report,

 Retrieve: Include Home network, Roaming, Read Report and

 Filters: Set MMS Maximum Size (up to 100KB), allow or reject

 Server Profile: Select your MMS service provider first. You can

Menu

Messages

X

Profile Setting

Profile Name, SC Address

hour/12 hours/1 day/1 week/Maximum) and (Text/Fax/Page/E-mail).

Common Setting

Memory Status

Preferred Storage

Pref. Bearer

and Edit Content.

Priority, Slide Timing and Delivery Time.

Delivery Report.

Anonymous or Advertisement.

Activate Profile or Edit Profile (Rename Profile Data Account/Connection Type/Username/ Password).

or

SMS

X

: Two profiles available. Each has settings of

(network service),

: Includes

: View current memory status.

: Set preferred storage.

: Set preferred delivery way.

Delivery Report

MMS

Message Settings.

X

Valid Period

Message Type

and

Reply Path

/Homepage/

(1

.

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 Memory Status: Check the amount of the memory being used

and remaining.

4.4 Template

Menu

Messages

X

1.

2. Edit the template or send a message.

SMS or MMS

X

Te mp la te .

X

4.5 Email

 The phone can send and receive emails.  Using email function, you need to have a registered email account.

Make sure the email settings are all set and your network service supports GSM Data or GPRS services.

4.5.1 Profile Settings

 Three profiles are available.

1.

2. Select one profile X

 Profile Setting:

 Outgoing Server:

Menu

Messages

X

(1) Profile Name: Enter a name for this profile. (2) Data Account: Choose GSM Data or GPRS and then choose the

network service provider from the list. (3) Protocol: Choose POP3 or IMAP4. (4) Check Interval: Set the interval time to Off, 5 minutes, 30

minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours. If set to Off, you will have to

manually check the email, otherwise, the phone will check email

automatically at a given interval of time. (5) Download Size: Default value is 102400.

(1) Outgoing server: Enter the outgoing server address. (service

provider dependent). (2) Outgoing Port: The default value is 25. (3) Display Name: Create a name for display use.

Email

X

Option

X

Email Profile

X

Edit

.

:

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(4) E-Mail Address: Enter your registered email address. (5) Username: Enter the registered username. (6) Password: Enter the registered password.

 Incoming Server:

(1) Incoming Server: Enter the outgoing server address. (2) Incoming Port: The default value is 110. (3) Username: Enter the registered username. (4) Password: Enter the registered password.

 Signature: Set this function to On or Off. Insert an image and edit

the text.

4.5.2 Using E-mail

Menu

Messages

X

1.

2. Select the following options:

 Send and Receive: If you set Check Interval to Off (see chapter

4.5.1 Profile Settings), you can use this option to manually check the email.

 Write Email: Write a new email. Attach up to 3 files. After editing,

you can choose to send or save the email or to quit editing.

 Inbox: Check inbox emails.  Unsent: Check unsent emails.  Sent: Check those sent and saved emails.  Drafts: Check draft emails.  Delete All Folder: Remove emails.  Email Profile: See chapter 4.5.1 .

X

Email

.

4.6 Voice Mail Server (Network Service)

1.

2. Select a number X press



Edit:



Connect to Voice:

Menu

Messages

X

Edit the voice mail number.

Voice Mail Server

X

Option

Access the voice mail services.

.

for the followings:

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4.7 Broadcast Message

The broadcast message enables you to view and configure settings



regarding cell (small area) broadcast messages.

1.



Receive Mode



Read Message

after you read it. If the list is empty, a window "Empty" pops up.



Languages



Channel Setting

broadcast channels.

Menu

Messages

X

: On/Off.

: Read received message. You can delete the message

: Select the languages of the broadcast message.

Broadcast Message

X

: You can either

.

Select, Add, Edit

or

Delete

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5. Call History

5.1 Check/Delete/Save the Records

1.

Received Calls

2. While checking a record X



Delete:



Save to Phone book:

SIM" or "To Phone".



Dial:



Edit:

Menu

Call History

X

.

Delete the chosen record.

Dial the chosen number.

Edit the number and then save it to Phone Book.

Missed Calls, Dialed Calls

X

Option:

Save this number into Phone Book. Select "To

5.2 Delete Call Log

Menu

Call History

X

1.

Dialed Calls, Received Calls

Delete Call Log

X

or

Delete All

.

Missed Calls

X

5.3 Track/Reset Time Records

Menu

Call History

X

1.

2. To reset: select "Reset All Time".

Call Time

X

view the records.

X

5.4 To Check/Set/Reset Call Cost

1.

Menu

X

2. To reset: select "

Call History

Reset Cost

X

".

Call Cost

X view the cost.

5.5 To Check/Reset SMS Counter

SMS Counter shows the numbers of SMS sent and received.



Menu

Call History

X

1.

2. To reset: press

SMS Counter

X

.

Reset

.

, or

,

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5.6 To Check/Reset GPRS Counter

GPRS Counter counts the data sent and received.



1.

Menu

X

2. To reset: select "

Call History

Reset Counter

GPRS Counter

X

".

.

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6. Multimedia

6.1 Image Viewer

1.

2. Select an image X press

 View : View the chosen image.  Browser Style: Select "List Style" or "Matrix Style".  Forward: Forward the image to Wallpaper, Screen Saver, Power On

 Rename: Rename the image.  Delete: Delete the image.  Delete All Files: Delete all stored images.  Sort: Sort the image files by Name, Type, Time or Size.

X

Menu

Display, Power Off Display, PhoneBook, MMS, E-Mail or EMS.

Multimedia

ImageViewer.

X

Option

:

6.2 Video Recorder

1.

2. Press

X

Menu

Multimedia

to start recording X press to stop recording.

Video Recorder.

X

6.2.1 Key descriptions:

Effect Setting hotkey. "Normal", "Grayscale", "Sepia", "Sepia Green", "Sepia Blue", "Color Invert", "Gray invert", "Blackboard", "Whiteboard", "Copper Carving", "Blue Carving", "Embossment", "Contrast" and "Sketch".

White Balance hotkey.

"Auto", "Daylight", "Tungsten", "Fluorescent", "Cloud"

and "Incandescence".

Night Mode On/Off

Zoom In

Zoom Out

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Decrease EV

Increase EV

Record/Pause/Continue

"Back", "Stop"

"Option"

6.2.2 Settings

1.

2. Press



X

Menu

To Player:

select to Play, Forward, Rename, Delete, Delete All Files or Sort the files.

CamCorder Setting:

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Video Setting:

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

Effect Setting:

Green", "Sepia Blue", "Color Invert", "Gray Invert", "Blackboard", "Whiteboard", "Copper Carving", "Blue Carving", "Embossment", "Contrast" or "Sketch".

Restore Default:

Multimedia

for the following options:

Option

Screen lists stored video files X press

White Balance:

"Fluorescent", "Cloud" or "Incandescence".

Adjust the exposure value.

EV:

Night Mode:

Banding:

Video Quality: File Size Limit: Rec Time Limit:

sec", "30 sec" or "60 sec".

Record Audio: Encode Format:

Set the refresh rate to "60Hz" or "50Hz".

Press

Select "Normal", "Grayscale", "Sepia", "Sepia

Reset all settings of Video Recorder back to default

Video Recorder.

X

Press

Select "Auto", "Daylight", "Tungsten",

Turn on or off Night Mode.

Select "Normal", "Low", "Fine" or "High".

Select "No Limit", "95k", "195k" or "295k".

Set the recording time limit to "No Limit", "15

Activate or de-activate audio recording.

Select "Mpeg4" or "H.263".

to edit the following settings.

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Option

X

values.

6.3 Video Player

1.

2. Select the desired video file

 

   

6.4 Audio Player (MP3 Player)

6.4.1 Download Music

1. Turn off the phone.

2. Insert one end of the connector, and the other end to your PC's USB port.

3. Operate your PC to copy music files to "My Music".

6.4.2 Play Music

1.

Key descryiptions:

X

Menu

Play:

Forward:

Power On Display, Power Off Display, MMS or E-Mail.

Rename:

Delete:

Delete All Files:

Sort:

Menu

Multimedia

Play the chosen video file.

Forward the chosen video file to PhoneBook, Screen Saver,

Rename the chosen file.

Delete the chosen file.

Delete all video files.

Sort the video files by Name, Type, Time or Size.

USB Data Cable

X

Multimedia

Play; Pause Stop

Video Player.

X X

Audio Player.

X

:

Option

into the handset's cable

2.



Play:



Detail:



Add To Rings:

Back

List

X

Play the chosen music.

Check detailed information of the chosen music.

Add to Incoming Call Tone list.

S Keys

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Vo l u m e

Option

：



Refresh List:



Settings:

Background Play

Refresh the Play List.

Include

List Auto Generated, Skin, Repeat, Shuffle

and

Equalizer

6.5 Sound Recorder

Record a tone and save it as a



WAV

6.5.1 Set the file format

1.

Settings

2. Press

Menu

X Multimedia

.

to select

WAV

Sound Recorder

X

or

AMR

6.5.2 Record a Sound

1.

Record.

2. Press

Save

6.5.3 Play the Recorded Tone

1.

2. Select a file X

X

Menu

.

Menu

Multimedia

to stop recording X edit the file name X

X

Multimedia

Option

Sound Recorder X

X

Sound Recorder.

X

6.5.4 Append a Recorded Tone

Continue recording to a recorded tone.



Menu

Multimedia

X

Menu

1.

2. Select a file X

6.5.5 Rename a Recorded Tone

1.

2. Select a file X

X

Option

Multimedia

Option

Sound Recorder

X

Sound Recorder.

X

.

file or

.

Play.

Append.

Rename.

AMR

.

file:

X

Option

X

,

X

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6.5.6 Delete a Recorded Tone

1.

2. Select a file X

Menu

X

Multimedia

Option

X

6.5.7 Delete all Recorded Sounds

1.

2. Select a file X

Menu

X

Multimedia

Option

X

6.5.8 Forward Recorded Sounds

Forward recorded sound to



1.

Menu

X

2. Select a file X

Multimedia

User Profile, MMS, E-mail

X

Option

X

6.6 Melody Compose

10 instruments are available.



6.6.1 Compose a Melody

Key operations:



Key Input Type

Press Insert a rest note.

Press Insert a musical note

Press

"Do"

"Re"

"Mi"

"Fa"

"So" Insert a musical note "La"

Sound Recorder.

Delete.

Sound Recorder.

Delete All.

Sound Recorder.

Forward.

Operation

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Condition

or

EMS

.

Key Input Type Operation

Press

Press Move to next musical

Press

Option

Press

Back

Press

Clear

Press and

Clear

hold Press

①

If current input notation is a musical note.

②

If current input notation is a rest.

③

If current input notation is a vibration note.

④

If current input notation is a backlight note.

⑤

If the stave is empty.

⑥

If the stave is not empty.

1.

Menu

Multimedia

X

Insert a musical note "Si" Insert a vibration note

Insert a backlight note

Input a semitone for current musical note Change beat length of current musical note Sharp one octave of musical note

Enable vibration/backlight

Flat one octave of musical note

Disable vibration/backlight

Move to previous musical note

note Proceed to next screen Back to previous screen Clear one musical note Delete all musical notes Back to Standby

X

Melody Compose

X

Condition

①

①②

①

③④

①

③④

⑤

⑥

Option

X

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.

Add

2. Start editing



Play:



Play Speed:



Select Instrument:



Save:

6.6.2 Rename a Melody

1.

2. Select a file X

6.6.3 Delete Melodies

1.

2. Select a file X

6.6.4 Forward Composed Melodies

Forward the composed melodies to



.

EMS

1.

2. Select a file X

X

Play current input musical notes.

Set speed to Fast, Normal or Slow.

Save current input musical notes as a melody.

Menu

Multimedia

X

Multimedia

X

Multimedia

X

Option:

10 instruments are available.

Melody Compose

X

Option

X

Melody Compose

X

Melody Compose

X

.

Rename

Delete or Delete All Files

User Profile, MMS, E-mail

Forward

.

6.7 De-Associate a Sound or Melody

If you found no space for forwarding a sound or melody to



for a new ring tone option, you need to delete forwarded sounds or melodies to free some space.

1.

Menu

X

2.

Tone Setup

3. Select a tone X

X

User Profiles

Incoming Call

Ok

X

Option

X

.

De-Associate.

X

Customize.

User Profile

or

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7.1 Icons

7. Camera

EV (Brightness)

Continuous advance

Self-timer

Quality

Image Size

7.2 Take photos

1. In Standby, press to turn on Camera mode.

2. Focus on the object and then press

or

Shutter-release button

Zoom

EV

Back to previous screen

Return to Standby screen

Option

Effect Setting:

"Normal", "Grayscale", "Sepia", "Speia Green",

"Speia Blue", "Color Invert", "Gray Invert",

"Blackboard", "Whiteboard", "Copper Carving",

"Blue Carving", "Embossment", "Contrast",

"Sketch".

.

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White Balance:

"Auto", "Daylight", "Tungsten", "Florescent",

"Cloud", Incandescence"

Delay Timer:

"Off", "5 sec", "10 sec", "15 sec"

Cont shot:

"Off", "1 Shot", "3 Shot", "5 Shot"

Scene mode:

"Auto", "Night"

Image Quality:

"Normal", "High", "Low"

Image Size:

"128×128", "160×120", "320×240", "640×480",

"1280×960"

7.3 Check Photo Album

1. In Standby, press to turn on Camera mode.

2.

3. When an image is highlighted, press

 View : View the image.  Browse Style:  Forward: Forward the image to Wallpaper, PhoneBook or MMS etc..  Rename: Rename the image.  Delete: Delete the image.  Delete All Files: Delete all images.  Sort: Sort the images by name, type, time or size. Select “None” to

disable sorting.

Option

Album

X

X select an image.

：

7.4 Camera Setting

1. In Camera mode.

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2.



Shutter Sound



EV



Banding



Delay Timer



Cont Shot

Shot".

X

Option

：

Camera Setting

Select "Off", "Sound1", "Sound2" or "Sound3".

：

Adjust exposure value.

50Hz or 60Hz.

：

Select "Off", "5 sec", "10 sec" or "15 sec".

：

Continuous Shot. Select "Off", "1 Shot", "3 Shot" or "5

：

.

7.5 Image Setting

1. In Camera mode.

2.

 Image Size: "128¯128", "160¯120", "320¯240", "640¯480" or

"1280¯960".

 Image Quality: "Normal", "High" or "Low".

Option

X

Image Setting

.

7.6 White Balance

1. In Camera mode X

2. Select "Auto", "Daylight", "Tungsten", "Fluorescent", "Cloud", or "Incandescence".

Option

X

White Balance

.

7.7 Scene Mode

1. In Camera mode X

2. Select "Auto" or "Night".

Option

X

Scene Mode

.

7.8 Effect Setting

1. In Camera mode X

2. Select "Normal", "Grayscale", "Sepia", "Sepia Green", "Sepia Blue", "Color Invert", "Gray Invert", "Blackboard", "Whiteboard", "Copper Carving", "Blue Carving", "Embossment", "Contrast" or "Sketch".

Option

X

Effect Setting

.

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7.9 Wall Paper Frame

Please set the frame before taking a photo.



This feature functions only when the image size is set to "128¯128".



1. In Camera mode X

2. Select "Off", "Frame 1" or "Frame 2" X

browse; press

to add the frame.

Set

Option

X

Wall Paper Frame

Vie w

.

X press

7.10 Restore Default

Reset all Camera settings back to default values.



1. In Camera mode X

2. Screen shows "

Restore Default? " X

Option

X

Restore Default.

Ye s

.

to

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8. File Manager

8.1 Create Folder

1.

Menu

File Manager

X

8.2 Format

Note! Using this option will erase all recorded data.



1.

Menu

File Manager

X

8.3 Open Folders

1.

Menu

File Manager

X

.

Open

8.4 File Options

When you found the file you need, press



followings:



Play (or View):



Forward:



Detail:



Rename:

 

 Delete: Delete the chosen file.  Delete All Files: Delete all files in the chosen folder.  Sort: Sort the folders or files by name, type, size or time. Select

Copy the file.

Copy:

Move:

press

Option

(1) Done: Move to the chosen destination folder. (2) Open: Open the chosen folder. (3) Create Folder: Create a new one in the chosen folder as a

destination folder.

Play the music file or view the graphic file.

Forward the file to User Profile or MMS etc.

Check detailed information of the chosen file.

Rename the chosen file.

Move the chosen file to another folder. Select Move and then

. Select the destination folder and then press

Ok

for the followings:

Option

X

highlight the folder X

X

Option

X

Option

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Create Folder

.

Format

for the

.

Option

X

“None” to disable sorting.

8.5 Memory Status

1.

Menu

File Manager.

X

2. On the top of the screen, you can check the memory capacity.

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9. Fun & Games

9.1 Games

During a game, press



Menu

X

Fun and Games

1.

9.2 Stopwatch

 Split time is the time elapsed from the start to a specific point. Lap time

is the time elapsed from one point to another.

9.2.1 Typical Stopwatch

1.



9.2.2 nWay Stopwatch

This is a useful tool to record time records for up to 4 events. For



example, you can record, in terms of duration, how much time you will spend on handling emails, answering calls, typing papers and managing files.

1.

2. Press

Resume

X

Menu

Split Timing:

or

up to 20 entries). Press

time records.

Lap Timing:

or

to 20 entries). Press

records.

View record:

Menu

Resume

X

, or press

Fun and Games

Press

; press

Press

; press

Check the saved records.

Fun and Games

to start timing. Once started, press

Star t

or to pause the game.

.

Games

X

Stop watch X Typical Stopwatch.

X

to start timing. Press

Star t

once to record one entry (can record

Split

and then

Stop

to start timing. Press

Star t

once to record one entry (can record up

Lap

and then

Stop

Stop watch X nWay Stopwatch.

X

to switch the 4 records. Press and hold

to save the

Back

to save the time

Back

to

Stop

or

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to reset the timer.

Resume

9.3 Game Setting

Turn on or off "Game Audio" and "Game Vibration".



1.

2. Edit "

X

Menu

Game Audio

Fun and Games X Game Setting

" or "

Game Vibration

".

.

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10. Settings

10.1 Phone Setup

10.1.1 Set Time and Date

To set Time and Date, you need to set



.

Format

1.

2. Set

Menu

Settings

X

Home City, Time/Date

Phone Setup

X

and

Home City, Time/Date

Time and Date

X

Format.

.

10.1.2 Schedule Power On/Off

 You can set up to 4 power on/off times.

1.

Menu

X

2. Edit the setting:

  

Enable or Disable the function.

Status

：

Power On/Off

Set the time.

Time

：

Settings

Phone Setup

X

Power On time or Power Off time.

：

Schedule Power On/Off.

X

10.1.3 To Set Display Language

1.

Menu

X

Settings

Phone Setup

X

Language.

X

10.1.4 Preferred Input Method

1.

Menu

X

Settings

Phone Setup

X

Preferred Input Methods.

X

10.1.5 Compose Greeting Text

The Greeting Phrase will be shown after power-on animation.



1.

Menu

X

Settings

Phone Setup

X

Greeting Text

X

10.1.6 Dedicated Key

and

.

Assign 5 frequently used functions to



and .

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1.

Menu

X

Settings

Phone Setup

X

Dedicated key.

X

10.1.7 Auto update of date and time (Network Service)

If the function is enabled, the phone pops up NITZ (Network Identity



Time Zone) messages and inquires you to change the date and time for the phone.

1.

time.

2. Press

Menu

X

On

Settings

or

Phone Setup

X

Off.

Auto update of date and

X

10.1.8 Flight Mode

Flight Mode allows you to use your phone in the airplane(except



making or receiving calls).

1.

Menu

X

Settings

Phone Setup

X

Flight Mode.

X

10.1.9 LCD Backlight

1.

2. Press

X

Menu

Settings

to adjust the brightness and backlight time.

10.2 Display Setup

10.2.1 Change Wallpaper

1.

Wallpaper.

2.

System

 

10.2.2 Screen Saver

1.

X

Menu

or

User Define

Preset files.

System:

User Define:

X

Menu

Settings

Downloaded files.

Settings

Phone Setup

X

Display Setup

X

Ok.

X

Display Setup

X

LCD Backlight

X

Display Characteristic

X

Display Characteristic

.

X

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Menu

or

User Define

Menu

or

User Define

Preset files.

Downloaded files.

X

Settings

.

Preset files.

Downloaded files.

X

Settings

.

Preset files.

Downloaded files.

and

status

X

Display Setup

X

Display Setup

X

Ok.

Screen Saver.

2. Select "Setting" to set the

3. Select "Select" to choose a file from



System:



User Define:

10.2.3 Power On Display

1.

Power On Display

2.

System



System:



User Define:

10.2.4 Power Off Display

1.

Power Off Display

2.

System



System:



User Define:

10.2.5 Main Menu Style

1.

MainMenu Style.

2. Select "Matrix", "Page" or "List".

Menu

X

Settings

Display Setup

X

10.2.6 Show Date and Time

Display date and time on Standby screen



Menu

X

Settings

Display Setup

X

1.

waiting time

System

.

or

User Define

X

Display Characteristic

X

Display Characteristic

X

Display Characteristic X

X

Display Characteristic X

.

X

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Show Date and Time

X

press

to turn on or off the function.

10.2.7 Show Owner Number

Display Owner Number (or name) on Standby screen.



Menu

X

Settings

1.

Show Owner Number

Display Setup

X

X press

X

Display Characteristic X

to turn on or off the function.

10.2.8 Themes

1.

2. Select a theme X

Set the time interval for switching themes:



1.

X

Menu

Update Period

Settings X Display Setup

Settings X Display Setup X Themes

X

.

Themes

X

Option

.

Activate

.

X

Set the order of appearance of themes:



1.

X

Menu

Set Order

X

Settings X Display Setup

.

Themes

X

10.3 Call Setup

10.3.1 Caller ID (Network Service)

Send/hide your phone number to/from the calling party.



Menu

X

Settings

Call Setup X Caller ID.

X

Call Setup X Call Waiting.

X

1.

10.3.2 Call Waiting (Network Service)

 Activate this function to allow a new incoming call during a call.

1.

Option

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10.3.3 Call Divert (Network Service)

Divert incoming calls to another number.



1.

Menu

X

Settings

Call Setup

X

Call Divert.

X

10.3.4 Call Barring (Network Service)

Restrict or bar certain or all types of calls.



Please contact your network service provider for the password.



1.

 Outgoing Calls

 Incoming Calls:

 Cancel All: Cancel all restrictions.  Change Barring PW: Input the old and new Barring Passwords to

X

Menu

(1) All Calls: All outgoing calls. (2) International Calls: All outgoing international calls. (3) International Except Home: Prevent users from making any

international calls other than to home PLMN.

(1) All Calls: All incoming calls. (2) When Roaming: All incoming calls when the phone is roaming.

change password.

Settings

Call Setup

X

Call Barring.

X

10.3.5 Line Switching (Network Service)

 Switch to Line 1 or Line 2.

1.

X

Menu

to switch to Line 1 or Line 2.

Settings

Call Setup

X

Line Switching

X

press

X

10.3.6 Call Time Reminder

Remind you the duration of a call.



1.

Menu

X

Settings

Call Setup

X

Call Time Reminder.

X

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10.3.7 Call Time Display

Display the call duration time on screen while talking.



1.

X

Menu

to turn on or off the function.

Settings

Call Setup

X

Call Time Display

X

10.3.8 Auto Redial

Keep dialing if the called party is not available.



Menu

X

Settings

1.

to turn on or off the function.

Call Setup

X

Auto Redial

X

press

10.3.9 Closed User Group (Network Service)



Closed User Group

so that it is only possible to call up to ten people according to a defined setting. If you use a colleagues you need most to be in contact with. Another popular use of this is with bills). To use this service, it must be supported by your network and by your

phone

1.

Menu

10.3.10 Black List

To block unwanted callers, save the caller’s phone numbers in Black



List.

1.

Menu

2. ModeX press

List.

3.

Black List Number

to block.

(or CUG) means that your

mobile phone

phones for younger users (where the parents pay the

mobile

. You may also have to add this service to your subscription.

X

Settings

X

Settings

X

or

On

enter the phone numbers of the callers you want

X

at work, the ten people can be the

Call Setup

Closed User Group.

X

Black List.

X

to activate or de-activate Black

Off

can be restricted

phone

press

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10.4 Network Setup

10.4.1 Network Selection

Automatically or manually search for networks.



1.



10.4.2 Preferred Networks

List of networks that are already set and configured.



4.

5. Highlight a desired network



  

X

Menu

New Search: The phone automatically searches for and connects to the most suitable network. Select Network: The phone searches for available networks in vicinity for your selection. Selection Mode: Select "Automatic" or "Manual" mode to allow auto connection or to manually select a network from a list.

Menu

Add From List:

need, and set its priority.

Create New:

Change Priority:

Delete:

Settings

X

Settings

Create a new network.

Delete the highlighted network.

Network Setup X Network Selection.

X

Network Setup X Preferred Networks.

X

:

X

From the PLMN List, select a new network you

Change the priority of the highlighted network.

Option

10.4.3 Band Selection

Select GSM 900/GSM 1800 or Auto Selection.



1.

Menu

X

Settings

Network Setup X Band Selection.

X

10.4.4 GPRS Connection

 Set GPRS to be connected Always or When Needed.

1.

press

X

Menu

to switch to "Always" or "When Needed".

Settings

Network Setup X GPRS Connection

X

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10.5 Security Setup

10.5.1 SIM Lock

Set PIN code for SIM lock.



1.

Menu

X

Settings

Security Setup X SIM Lock.

X

10.5.2 Phone Lock

Set Phone Lock code.



The default password is "1122".



Menu

X

Settings

1.

10.5.3 Auto Keypad Lock

Automatically enable keypad lock after a period of inactivity.



1.

10.5.4 Fixed Dial (Network Service)

Outgoing calls can be restricted to some designated numbers.



Contact your service provider for PIN2 code.



1.

2. Turn on or off the function and create the Fixed Dial List.

Security Setup X Phone Lock.

X

Security Setup X Auto Keypad Lock.

X

Security Setup X Fixed Dial.

X

10.5.5 Barred Dial (Network Service)

The phone can forbid some designated outgoing calls.



Contact your service provider for PIN2 code.



1.

Menu

X

Settings

Security Setup X Barred Dial.

X

10.5.6 Change Password

Change PIN code, PIN2 code or Phone Lock Password.



1.

Menu

X

Settings

Security Setup X Change Password.

X

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10.6 Restore Factory Settings

Reset the current settings back to default values.



The default password is "1122".



Menu

X

Settings

Restore Factory Settings.

X

1.

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11. User Profiles



11.1 Activate a Profile

1.

Note!

is the default profile.

General

Menu

.

Activate

To activate

X

User Profiles

Headset

select a profile X

X

, please attach your headset first.

Option

X

11.2 Customize a Profile

1.

Customize

 Tone Setup: Set "Incoming Call", "Alarm", "Power On", "Power

 Vo lu me : Set "Ring Tone" and "Key Tone" volume.  Alert Type: Set alert type to "Ring", "Vibration Only", "Vibra and

 Ring Type: Set ring type to "Single", "Repeat" or "Ascending".  Extra Tone: Turn on or off the extra tones such as "Warning",

 Answer Mode: Turn on or off "Any Key" feature. When "Any Key"

X

Menu

Off", "Message Tone" and "Keypad Tone".

Ring" or "Vibra Then Ring".

"Error", "Camp on" and "Connect".

is turned on, you can press any key to answer an incoming call.

User Profiles

.

select a profile X

X

Option

X

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12. Extra

12.1 Alarm

1.

2. Select one X

 SET: Turn on/off the alarm.  Time: Enter the alarm time.  Repeat: Set the alarm to go off once, everyday or some specific days.

Menu

X

Extra

Alarm

X

X set the alarm time.

Edit

.

12.2 Calendar

Green square indicates today's date. Red square indicates there are tasks



listed on that day.

1.

2.

 

X

Menu

for：

Option

View Tasks: List of all arranged tasks. Jump To Date: Go to a desired day.

Extra

Calendar

X

.

12.3 To Do List

1.

2. Select one task X



 Add: Add new task  Edit Task: Edit the task.  Delete Task: Delete the chosen task.  Delete All: Delete all tasks saved on the chosen date.  Send vCalendar: Send vCalendar to other mobile phones.

X

Menu

: View the task's date, time, contents and alarm settings. You

View

may press

Extra

To Do Lis t

X

Option

to modify each item.

Edit

.

:

12.4 World Clock

Check current date and time of the major cities.



1.

Menu

X

Extra X World Clo ck

.

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12.5 Calculator

Press once: + Press twice: M+

Press once: -

1.

Press twice: M- Press once: ×

Press twice: MC Press once: ÷

Press twice: MR

Back / Clear. Press once to clear one digit. Hold to

clear all values except memory values.

Menu

X

Extra

Calculator

X

.

Ok, =

12.6 Unit Converter

Units Converter provides conversion of



1.

Menu

X

Extra

Unit Converter

X

Weigh t

.

and

12.7 Currency Converter

1.

Menu

X

Extra

Currency Converter

X

.

12.8 Health

: Stands for Body Mass Index. You can check your BMI by



BMI

simply inputting your gender, height and weight.



Menstrual

an d P.P.

12.8.1 BMI

1.

2. Enter the gender, height and weight.

: The phone shows you the expected dates of menses

Menu

X

Extra

X

Health

.

BMI

X

Ok, =

Decimal Point

Back to Standby

.

Length

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12.8.2 Menstrual

1.

2. Enter the last menses date and average period.

Menu

X

Extra

X

Health

X

Menstrual

.

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13. Services (Network Dependent)

13.1 SIM Tool Kit

SIM Tool Kit is a service provided by your network service provider.



Contact your service provider for details.

13.2 WAP

 WAP (stands for Wireless Application Protocol) is to mobile devices

what www (world wide web) is to computers. WAP allows mobile device users to access Internet.

 Services menu provides you the WAP browser to view news, weather

reports, check flight times and etc. You can save the address of any WAP page as a bookmark, just like a web page on your PC computer.

 You may have to subscribe to additional services before you can use the

browser. Besides, the service provider may have to configure your phone for browsing after your subscription. Contact your service provider for details.

 Internet connection creates security issues. Talk to your service provider

for any method to be used to avoid security problems.

 It's usually that your service provider has created it's own homepage

and configured your browser to go to this page when you select Homepage in Internet Services menu (WAP menu). Once connected to the homepage, you can link to other WAP sites.

 Depends on different service providers, you might find different items

in Internet Services menu (WAP menu).

 WAP settings:

 Homepage: Allows you to start the browser to access the service

provider's homepage.

 Bookmarks: Shows a list of all saved bookmarks.  Recent Pages: Lists recent accessed pages.  Enter Address: To enter the address of your choice.  Service Inbox: You can receive messages (news, information or

advertisements) from your service.

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 Settings: Allows you to view or modify the related settings:

(1) Edit Profile: You can activate one chosen profile, and then,

rename the profile, edit the homepage address, change Data Account, modify connection type, modify the IP address or set Security On or Off.

(2) Browser Options: To set Timeout minutes, and set Show

Images to On or Off.

(3) Service Message Settings: To turn On or Off Service

Message Settings.

(4) Clear Cache: To empty the browser's temporary memory. (5) Clear Cookies: To delete cookies saved in your phone. (6) Trusted Certificates: To view related certificates info.

13.3 Data Account

1.

2. Modify the following items:

 GSM Data: Account Name, Number, User Name, Password, Line

 GPRS: Account Name, APN, User Name, Password, Auth. Type

X

Menu

Type (ISDN or Analogue), Speed (9.6Kbps, 14.4Kbps or 4.8Kbps), DNS.

(Normal or Secure).

Services

Data Account

X

.

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14. Shortcuts

Set frequently used functions in your shortcuts list.



1.

Menu

Shortcuts.

X

2. Select one item X

Add a new shortcut.



Add:

Replace with another shortcut.



Edit:



Delete the highlighted shortcut.

Delete:

Delete All:

Disable/Enable:

Change Order:

shortcut.

Delete all shortcuts.

:

Option

Disable or Enable the highlighted shortcut.

Change the sequential order of the highlighted

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Appendix 1: Text Entry

Key Mapping

Key ABC (T9™) abc (T9™) 123

space, 0 space, 0 0

.,-?!’@:#$/_1 .,-?!’@:#$/_1 1

A B C 2 a b c 2 2

D E F 3 d e f 3 3

G H I 4 g h I 4 4

J K L 5 j k l 5 5

M N O 6 m n o 6 6

P Q R S 7 p q r s 7 7

T U V 8 t u v 8 8

W X Y Z 9 w x y z 9 9

Option (Done, Use Template, Insert Object, Format Text, Input

Method, etc…)

Clear, Back

2 ways to switch input mode:



(1) While editing X

(2) Press the

key.

Option

Input Method

X

.

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T9™ Input

Press a key once for any letter you require on that key. The letter you



need may not appear. Continue pressing other keys until the last letter is

input, and then check whether the word is what you need. If not, press

repeatedly until the correct one appears.

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Appendix 2: GPRS Internet Setting

A. Hardware Connection

1. Make sure the handset is currently in Standby mode.

2. Insert one end of the USB Data Cable into the handset’s system connector port, and the other end to your PC’s USB port.

3. From the handset, choose COM Port and then click Ok.

USB Config:

Mass Storage

COM Port

Ok Back

B. Software Setting

1. From your PC, double click Phone and Modem Options in Control Panel.

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2. Phone and Modem Options window appears. Click New.

3. Create a name for Location Name (eg. GPRS Connection 1) and add the Area code according to your present location. (For example, the area code of India is 011. If you are there, input 011 in the Area code.) Click Apply and then Ok.

GPRS Connection 1

India

011

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4. The new added item appears in the Location list.

GPRS Connection 1 011

5. Choose Modems tab, and then click Add.

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6. Choose “Don’t detect my modem; I will select it from a list”, and

then click Next to go on.

7. Choose Standard 33600 bps Modem, and then click Next.

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8. Click COM 3 (depends on PC’s COM port setting) and then Next to go on.

Note! In Windows® XP, you might find no COM ports in the dialog box

above. If so, please install the USB2Serial driver.(Go to Control Panel>System>Hardware >Device Manager to Update Driver.)

9. Click Finish.

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10. In Modems tab, choose Standard 33600 Modem COM3 and then

click Properties to open the following window.

11. In Diagnostics tab, click Query Modem. You should see results in Command and Response list.

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12. Click Advanced. Enter the Extra initialization commands, and

then click OK. In this example, (+CGDCONT=1, “IP”, “cmnet”), the string “cmnet” is service provider dependent. Contact your service provider for this setting.

13. Double click Network Connections in Control Panel.

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