CEL2 · Mobile phone
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1. Safety and Considerations............................................................................................3
2. Button, The appearance of Phone and Icon Illustration....................................4
3. Usage Introduction..........................................................................................................7
4. Entering text....................................................................................................................12
5. Basic function..................................................................................................................12
6. Menu function................................................................................................................14
6.1 Phone Book....................................................................................................................14
6.2 Message..........................................................................................................................14
6.3 Calling history...............................................................................................................16
6.3.1 Missed calls…….......................................................................................................16
6.3.2 Dialed calls…..............................................................................................................16
6.3.3 Received calls ............................................................................................................16
6.3.4 All calls ......................................................................................................................16
6.3.5 Delete call logs...........................................................................................................16
6.4 Magnifier...........................................................................................................................16
6.5 Organizer .......................................................................................................................16
6.5.1 Alarm ............................................................................................................................16
6.5.2 Calculator ...................................................................................................................16
6.5.3 Bluetooth ...................................................................................................................17
6.5.4 Calendar .................................................................................................................17
6.5.5 File manager .............................................................................................................17
6.6 Camera............................................................................................................................17
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6.7 Imageviewer...................................................................................................................18
6.8 Multimedia.....................................................................................................................18
6.8.1 FM radio ......................................................................................................................18
6.8.2 Audio player ................................................................................................................18
6.9 Setting.............................................................................................................................18
6.9.1SOS Setting ...............................................................................18
6.9.2Phone setting ............................................................................................................19
6.9.3Call setting ...........................................................................................................20
6.9.4Profile ..............................................................................................................................20
6.9.5 Speed dial...............................................................................................................20
6.9.6 Block function......................................................................................................21
6.9.7 Up/Down Key shortcuts settings.................................................................................21
6.9.8Data accounts......................................................................................................21
6.9.9 Security settings .......................................................................................................21
6.9.10 Restore setting ........................................................................................................21
7. Other functional illustration.........................................................................................21
7. 1 Torch function................................................................................................................21
7.2 Charging Lamp Function............................................................................................21
7.3 Speed Keyboard Lock Function................................................................................22
7.4 A key to open Radio Function...................................................................................22
8. Trouble Removal...............................................................................................................22
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1. Safety and Considerations
In order to use your phone effectively and safely, please read the
information before using:
Warning:
Not use the phone beside the chemical factory, gas station, oil depot and
other explosion, please take care of the phone limitation. Even if your
telephone is in a standby state, it will send out RF Signal. Thus, please
power off the phone.
When you are driving, please do not use the phone. If necessary, pull over
and then safely use the phone.
Do not use the phone in hospitals so as not to disturb the operation of
medical equipment, especially for cardiac pacemakers, audiphones and
other medical electronic equipment. Please obey the rules and
regulations before using.
Before flying, please power off the phone so as not to disturb the airplane
navigation systems. Using the phone during a flight is dangerous and
illegal.
Phone and accessories should be placed in a place where children can not
reach them.
Accessories and battery: please use specific accessories and batteries
originals . If not it will damage the phone. Please do not open the cover
battery if the phone has excessive temperature, discolor, variant, swelling,
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leakage and other unusual things. Please dispose the used battery in a
proper place for that.
Attention: Please do not charge the unit more than 12 hours.
Do not charge the battery without the battery inserted. When you take
out the battery, please turn off the phone so as not damage the internal
parts of the phone.
The phone is not waterproof.
Avoid using the phone in excessive and extremely low temperatures.
Do not throw, drop and bang the phone so as not to destroy the internal
and external parts of the phone.
Authorized Service: installation and maintenance of the phone should be
performed by a professional. Please not attempt to fix the phone on your
own.
2. Button, The appearance of Phone and Icon Illustration
Button Illustration
Right soft key.
Standby Mode(Enter the phonebook)
Menu Mode(Return to superior interface )
Left soft key
Standby Mode(Enter the information menu or acts as the
button"Enter" )
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Call key.
Dial and answer calls of Sim1.
Standby Mode ( Check all call records)
End call.
Press and hold the button to turn on/off .
Call mode (Cuts off the phone )
Arrow keys (Select)
Turns on or turns off the torch.
SOS. In case of emergency, slide this button to alert your
contacts of SOS programmed for this purpose.
Calling mode (modify the volume)
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External view
Micro USB / Contacts of battery charger / DC input jack of 2mm
Icon Illustration
These icons are just for reference.
The screen will show the following icons to show the phone status.
These icons will vary depending on country and/or service provider.
Signal Strength Missing call Ring Keypad
Lock Ring+Vibration Headset Connected
Vibration Alarm Silence Battery
Level Roaming New message SIM Card Charger
Connected SIM Card Error Charger disconnected SOS Calls
Arrow Keys
Call Key
Right Soft Key
End Call
Numeric Keypad also serve to
radio / multimedia functions.
Left Soft Key
Key Mute
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Only Headset Connected Keylock Off Headset
Disconnected Lock Handsfree on New message
Handsfree off Error Incoming call Warning
Outgoing call Question Missing call OK End
call Low battery level Wait Charging Silence
Searching
3.Usage Introduction
SIM card information
When you access, you will get a SIM card which will contain your information
such asyourPin number and available service options.
Install and Take Out SIM Card
1Power off the phone. (If the phone is ON press and hold for a few
seconds)
2Open the cover battery and take out the battery and Insert the SIM card
(make sure the contacts of metal face the phone ) See photo 3-1.
3When you need to take out the SIM card, power off and then take out the
battery.
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3-1
Install T-FLASH Memory Card
T-Flash acts as phone storage for the music player, photos etc.
USB link to computer and input port. After linking, T-Flash can act as UDisk.
User can copy and edit the card. Copy MP3 to “My Music”, copy Picture to
“Images” or “Photos”.
The usage of T-Flash: Before operating, you must power off the phone, take
out the charger and battery.
Insert the T-Flash into card slot as in the picture. Attention: The metal point
must face down. See also as:3-2
SIM-CARD
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3-2
The usage of charger and battery
z Battery usage
This phone as a Li-ion battery. Before using the phone for the first time,
charge the unit for 4 hours to make sure the battery is at its full capacity .
Warning : If is the charging time exceeds 6-8 hours can damage the battery.
1When removing, please act as follow, A: Remove the battery cover, see as
3-3.
B: Take out the battery
3-3
TF-CARD
Push the battery cover up
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2When installing, please act as follow. A: The metal contacts must face
each other and then press down the battery until it settles. See as 3-4
3-4
3When the battery is running low, is displayed and a warning signal is
heard.
Charging
1To charge the battery; connect the main adapter to the wall socket and the
other part to the charging socket of the phone.
2 will be displayed when the charger is connected to the phone.
3The battery charge indicator will remain while charging.
If the phone is turned off when the charger is connected to the phone only
the battery charge status indicator will be shown in the display.
3 will be displayed when charging is completed.
Take out the battery
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Warning:
When charging, it should be placed in a place between 0°C~40°C.
Only use batteries, chargers and accessories original .
Connecting other accessories may be dangerous and may invalidate the
phone’s functions and guarantee. See also as 3-5:
First Step
Dock station
Step2 Step2
3-5
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4.Entering Text
Entering text with Smart ABC
Press each key once, even if the displayed character is not the one you want.
The dictionary will suggest words based on the keys you have pressed.
Use
to select a word, then press Select and continue with the next word.
1.1. To write the word “Fred”, press 3, 7 ,3, 3. Complete the word before
looking at the suggestions.
2. Use
to view the suggested words.
3. Press Select and continue with the next word, alternatively press key
“ 0 “ to move tothe next word.
Entering numbers:
Enter the available number free 0 to 9.
Special button:
Pressfor a list of special characters. Select the desired character and
press OK to enter it.
Press to shift between sentence case, upper case, lower case and
numerals.
5Basic Function
Making and Receiving calls
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To make a call
Make sure of that the network providers signal is shown.
Now you may dial and receive calls.
1When the phone is in stand-by mode, enter the numeric keys, and press
.
2Enter the phone number including the area code. Delete using the Clear
button ..
Dial international number
When making international calls, press for the international prefix +. Always
use + for this push and hold the key 0 and before the country code (instead
of 00 or similar) for best operation.
Making a call from the Phonebook
1. Open the phonebook.
2. Use the arrow keys to scroll through the phonebook, or quick search by
pressing the key corresponding to the letter of the name.
3. Press to dial.
Dial recent call
1Press then a list of recent calls will be shown.
2Scroll to the available number, and press .
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SOS
Use the SOS button located on the left side of red color and slide this button
to emit a SOS your family or friends.
Before you must configure the SOS contacts Settings / SOS Setting / Family
numbers.
Receiving calls
1. Press to answer, or press Silent to switch off the ring signal and then
Reject to reject the call (busy signal). Alternately, press to reject the call
directly.
2. Press to end the call.
6.Menu Function
6.1 Phonebook
To add a new contact: press option to submenu, enter contact name and
number then save.
You can send SMS to the contact.
6.2 SMS
z Write a message (Text message)
1. Press Menu, scroll to and press OK.( You can add template, number, name
and so on)
2. Select Write message and press OK.
3. Type your message then press Done.
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4. You can enter the number directly in the edit box and/or send.
z Inbox (incoming messages)
When you receive new SMS, the phone will ring. The missing messages will
be shown on the screen. Then press Message Center InboxOption. You
can reply, delete, edit, forward, copy, delete all, copy all, move all etc. the
messages.
Drafts
If you edit a message, but do not send out, you can save.
z Outbox
Turn on “Save sent message” in SMS settings, messages will be saved in Sent
messages; if the message isn’t sent successfully, the message will be saved in
the Outbox. You can perform the following operations to the short messages
saved in Outbox: View, Resend, Edit, Delete and Delete all.
z Sent messages
Check sent SMS .
All the sent messages will be saved in Sent messages.
Ɣ SMS Templates
Enter Temp late , press Option, then you can edit, move messages or create
new messages from the template.
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SMS Settings
1Tem pl at e Se tu p: se t u p t em pla te na me, the No. of me ss ag e c en tre,
message validity and sending format.
2State Setup: set up send report, reply path and save sent messages.
3Save: Save messages in the SIM card and phone.
4Save Location: the location of the save messages
6.3Call history
6.3.1 Missed calls
6.3.2 Dialed calls
6.3.3 Received calls
6.3.4 All calls
6.3.5 Delete call logs
6.4 Magnifier
Use the camera as a magnifying glass to see images and text on the LCD
screen.
6.5Organizer
6.5.1 Alarm
You ca n s et to u p 5 a lar ms in dif fer en t h our s.
Set time, type etc.
6.5.2 Calculator
Calculate using the number keys to enter numbers,press the left side of
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the operation symbol ("+,-,×,÷"), press the "=" that displays the results.
If input 1 +2 = 3, methods of operation: first enter the number keys "1", then
use the navigation keys to select the "+" sign, enter the number keys 2, with
the choice "=" sign, press the left soft key, to calculate the results "3."
6.5.3 Bluetooth
Enable power ON Bluetooth and visibility then search new device, then pair
with another device…
6.5.4 Calendar
Enter the option submenu:
Can see, view all, add events, remove events, jump to a specified date,
switch to the Today, Week View and other operations.
6.5.5 File manager
It will indicate the phone files; also can indicate files from Phone or from
Micro SD card.
6.6 Camera
Press Ok to enter the camera function to take the images press the “0” key.
Through the menu you can change the resolution of camera and different
options..
1In standby mode, enter the menu camera.
2Press "0" key, to take a picture.
3Saved pictures in the album to view.
NoteIf the phones memory insufficient, you will need to delete some of
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the space or add more using the TF card.
6.7 Image viewer
Show pictures from phone or from Micro SD card
6.8 Multi media
6.8.1 FM radio
Enter FM radio, press the numbers “4” and “6” to adjust and choose your
favorite frequency and press “5” to turn OFF/ ON to continue listen the
radio.
Note: Without internal FM antenna, need plug the earphone to play FM
6.8.2 Audio player
This player can play music from your Micro SD card.
Note: The formats audio must be only MP3 or WAV.
6.9 Settings
6.9.1 SOS Setting
1 Status: select On, then SOS is open.
2. Set 5 SOS number in Family Numbers, and saved them.
3. Open the , phone will ring and dial to the 5 numbers.
4. SOS SMS ON/OFF.
Select SOS SMS ON, then you can also send SMS to these 5 numbers.
5. SOS SMS: Edit your SOS info and saved.
Attention: You should open this function if you want to use it. When you
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slide open SOS red button, it will call up to 5 numbers one by one and at the
same time send out the SMS to them.
6.9.2 Phone Settings
Ɣ Time and date
1. Set home city: choose the local city and press save.
2. Set Time and date: input time, month, year and press save.
3. Set format: 12 or 24, year, month, date.
4. Update time zone: to set the phone automatically update the time and
date according to the current time zone, select On.
Ɣ Language
Select language and press OK.
Ɣ Writing language You can select English, Spanish, Portuguese or
Italian
Ɣ Display
Set the wallpaper, show date and time (chose on/off), show operator name
(choose on/off).
Ɣ Flight mode
You can choose Normal mode or Flight mode
Ɣ Pre. input method. setting
You can select the input method
Ɣ Misc. setting
You can adjust the LCD backlight (brightness and time(sec)
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6.9.3 call setting
Ɣ Advanced setting
1) Blacklist
Reject number: you can select on/off
Blacklist numbers: You can set 20 numbers to blacklist, when you select reject
number on, once these 20 numbers call you, you will not receive calls from
them, no disturb.
2) Auto call recorder: select on/off
3) Auto redial: select on/off
4) Call time display: select on/off
5) Call time reminder: Off/Single/Periodic
6) Answer mode: Any key/auto answer when headset mode
6.9.4 Profile
You can choose General/Silent/Meeting/Headset/outdoor
6.9.5 Speed dial
1) Status
You can select on/off
2) Set numbers
Status select on, and then into set numbers editSelect a number
2 to 9 to edit the Speed dial key.
Long press 2 - 9 number
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6.9.6 Block function
Through this function can select the functions of your phone that you want
lock.
Phonebook/messaging/call/history/Organizer/Multimedia/Magnifier/
6.9.7 Up/Down shortcuts settings
Through this function can select the menus up or down shortcuts
6.9.8 Data accounts
You can check the APN data account or add new APN data accoutns
6.9.9 Security setting
1) SIM security: PIN lock/change PIN/Change PIN2
2) Phone security: Phone lock, you can set password to lock the phone or
change password
3) Screen auto lock: you can choose Off, means the screen will never lock, or
you can choose 15 secs/30 secs/1 min/5 min
6.9.10 Restore setting
Input phone password:
Default password is “0000”, then restore setting, your previous
operations like pictures will erase.
7Other Functions
7.1 Flashlight
To turn on the flashlight.
Slide the flashlight button "located on the upper left edge of the
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phone" to turn it on and slide again to turn off the flashlight.
7.2 Docking station of charge with illumination
The dock station incorporate a button in its own charging base to turn
on/off the illumination.
7.3 Fast keyboard lock
Lock key board function. When you press the keypad lock button, on the ph one it w ill
lock. To unlock, press and hold the key board lock button for 5 seconds.
7.4 To use the radio
For use the FM radio select the Multimedia option from the main menu and
then select FM Radio.
For search the radio stations use keys (4) and (6) of numeric keypad:
For change the radio frequency uses keys up (2) and down (8) of numeric
keypad:
For raise and lower the volume use the volume buttons on the right side of
the phone or keys "*" and "#" of the numeric keypad:
To tu rn ON / O FF th e ra dio p us h K ey " 5" of the numeric keypad:
Also we have different options:
Channel list / Manual input /Auto search / Settings
8Troubleshooting
Please, read to below to solve different problems and solutions.
1. The mobile phone is turned on and requests "PIN code"
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Check that the PIN code is activated.
Yo u m u s t e n t e r t h e p i n c o d e w h i c h is the same code you will use to
unlock the phone
2.Open the phone to request the "Insert SIM card"
Check that the SIM card is inserted and in place.
3.The mobile phone is turned on and shows requests "Please enter the
phone lock code"
You set the phone lock.
You must enter a password to unlock the phone.
4.No network
You ma y no t be in net wor k c ov era ge ran ge.
5. No sound when pressing the keys
Check to see if mute is activated
Check the settings menu.
6.No incoming call tone
Check to see if mute is activated.
Check the settings menu.
7.No alarm
Check the setting Alarm turned ON
8. Can not make a call
Call options may be set against. Check the ban call menu.
9. Can not receive incoming calls
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The ban call”option might have been activated. Check the ban call menu.
10. Failed to send a message
Check the option of message centre.
11. The key is silent and only vibrates
Check Silence Set Up
When the phone is standby, press and hold # can enter or cancel this mode.
12- Special button “ * “ and “ # ” for message doesn’t work.
Turn OFF / ON the phone.
12. Fail to find relevant sound menu in Sound Setup
When the phone is standby, press and hold # can enter or cancel this mode.
Correct disposal of this Product
(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment(WEEE)
Yo u r p r od u ct i s d e s ig n ed a n d m a n uf a ctured with high quality ma terials and
components which can be recycled and reused.
This symbol means that electrical and electronic equipment, at their end of life
should be disposed of separately from your household waste.
Please dispose of this equipment at your local community waste collection/
recycling centre.
In the European Union there are separate collection systems for used electrical
and electronic products. Please help us to
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SAFETY AND PRECAUTION WARNINGS
www.sar-tick.com
This product can be adjusted to the SAR national
limits of 2 W/Kg. The specific SAR maximum
values are in the information section of this
guide.
When you hold the product or use it on your
body, maintain a distance of 1.5 cm from your
body to ensure the radiofrequency exposure
standards.
This device offers communication and entertainment services that follow
SUNSTECH’s high standards and technological experience.
x The content may differ from the final product of the software provided by
the suppliers of services or transmitters and it is subject to alteration
without prior notice.
x The elements that come with the device and any available accessory may
vary according to the region or supplier of the services.
x The elements provided are designed uniquely for this device and may not
be compatible with other devices.
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x You may purchase additional accessories at your local SUNSTECH
distributor. Ensure that they are compatible with the device before you
purchase them.
x Other accessories may not be compatible with the device.
x SUNSTECH is not held responsible for problems of insufficient return or
any change to the operating system’s software. Any attempt to
personalize the operating system may cause the device or the applications
to function incorrectly.
Instruction icons
Warning: Situations that can cause injuries to
yourself or third parties.
Precaution: Situations that can cause damages
to the device or other equipment.
Note: Notes, recommendations of use or
additional information.
Copyright
Copyright 2013 Afex suns, S. A.
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This guide is protected by international copyright laws.
Reproduction, distribution, translation or transmission of any part of this
guide is not allowed under any circumstances or through any means, be it
electronic or mechanic. This includes photocopies, records or storage in any
information retrieval and storage systems, without previous written
authorization from Afex Suns, S. A.
Safety information
This section contains safety information for mobile devices. Some of the
content may not apply to your device. In order to avoid injury to yourself
or third parties or damage to the device, read the device’s safety
information before you use it.
Warning
If you do not comply with these safety regulations and warnings, you
may suffer serious injury or even death.
Do not use damaged power cords or connectors or loose sockets.
Unsafe connections may cause an electric discharge or a fire.
Do not touch the power cord if your hands are wet and do not pull the
cord to disconnect the charger.
If you do so, you may be electrocuted.
Do not bend or damage the power cord.
If you so do, this may cause an electric discharge.
Do not cause a short-circuit in the charger or the device.
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If you do so, this may cause an electric discharge or the device may not
function correctly.
Use batteries, chargers, accessories and supplies that have been
approved by the manufacturer.
x The use of generic batteries or chargers may shorten the useful life of
the device or cause incorrect functioning. It may also cause a fire or the
battery may explode.
x Only use batteries or chargers that have been approved by SUNSTECH,
specifically designed for the device. Any non compatible batteries and
chargers may cause serious physical injuries or damage the device.
x SUNSTECH will not be held responsible for the safety of the user
whenever accessories or supplies that have not been approved by the
brand are used.
Do not cut or drop the charger or the device.
When handling or disposing of the device and charger do so with
caution.
x Never throw the battery or the device into the fire. Never place the
battery or the device on any sources of heat, such as, ovens,
microwaves, glasshouses or radiators, etc. If it overheats, the device
may explode. Follow all local regulations with regards to disposing of
the used battery or device.
x Do not squash the device or make holes in it.
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x Avoid exposing the device to high pressure because this may cause an
internal short-circuit and overheating.
Protect the device, battery and charger in order to stop them from
getting damaged.
x Avoid exposing the device and battery to very high or very low
temperatures.
x Extreme temperatures may damage the device and reduce the
charging capacity and the duration of the device and battery.
x Avoid the battery entering into contact with metal objects because this
may cause a connection between the positive and negative terminals
of the battery and damage it temporarily or permanently.
x Never use damaged chargers or batteries.
Do not store the device in or near heaters, microwaves, heated kitchen
equipment or high pressure containers.
x The battery may have leakages.
x The device may overheat and cause a fire.
Do not use or store the device in places with a lot of dust or material
transported by air.
Dust or foreign materials may cause the device to malfunction and may result
in a fire or an electric discharge.
Safety information
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