User Guide
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Table of Contents
1. SECURITY ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
2. GETTING STARTED .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1. Batteries ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1.1. Installing and uninstalling the battery .................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.1.2. Charging the battery .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1.3. Using the battery ............................................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1.4. Battery level indicator .......................................................................................................................................................................10
2.2. Connecting to the Network ............................................................................................................................................................................10
2.2.1. SIM card ..........................................................................................................................................................................................10
2.2.2. Installing and uninstalling the SIM card ..............................................................................................................................................10
2.2.3. Unlock the SIM card .........................................................................................................................................................................11
2.2.4. Connecting to the network ................................................................................................................................................................11
2.3. Standby screen and Icons ..............................................................................................................................................................................11
2.4. Key function .................................................................................................................................................................................................12
2.5. Text Input Method ........................................................................................................................................................................................13
3. CALL FUNCTION ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
3.1. Phone power on/off ......................................................................................................................................................................................13
3.2. Dial .............................................................................................................................................................................................................13
3.2.1. Direct dial ........................................................................................................................................................................................13
3.2.2. Dial from the Phonebook ...................................................................................................................................................................14
3.2.3. Unanswered call ...............................................................................................................................................................................14
3.3. Answer call ...................................................................................................................................................................................................14
3.4. During a phone call .......................................................................................................................................................................................14
4. MAIN MENU ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
5. CALL LOGS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
6. CONTACTS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
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6.1. All ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................15
6.2. Groups .........................................................................................................................................................................................................16
7. MULTIMEDIA ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
8. CAMERA ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
8.1. DV ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................17
9. MESSAGE ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
9.1. Write message ..............................................................................................................................................................................................17
9.1.1. SMS ................................................................................................................................................................................................17
9.1.2. MMS ................................................................................................................................................................................................18
9.2. Inbox ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................18
9.3. Outbox ........................................................................................................................................................................................................18
9.4. Drafts ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................18
9.5. Sentbox .......................................................................................................................................................................................................18
9.6. Templates ....................................................................................................................................................................................................18
9.7. Broadcast message .......................................................................................................................................................................................18
9.8. Voice mail server ..........................................................................................................................................................................................19
9.9. Settings .......................................................................................................................................................................................................19
9.10. Delete all ....................................................................................................................................................................................................19
9.11. Message capacity ........................................................................................................................................................................................19
10. FACEBOOK ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
11. APPLICATION .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
11.1. Alarm .........................................................................................................................................................................................................19
11.2. My files ......................................................................................................................................................................................................19
11.3. Calendar ....................................................................................................................................................................................................19
11.4. Email .........................................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.5. Calculator ...................................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.6. Recorder ....................................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.7. World clock.................................................................................................................................................................................................20
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11.8. Timer .........................................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.9. Stopwatch ..................................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.10. Torch .......................................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.11. Unit conversion .........................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.12. Memo .......................................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.13. Ebook .......................................................................................................................................................................................................20
11.14. Bluetooth ..................................................................................................................................................................................................21
12. SETTINGS .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
12.1. Call settings ................................................................................................................................................................................................21
12.2. Phone settings ............................................................................................................................................................................................21
12.3. Display .......................................................................................................................................................................................................21
12.4. Security ......................................................................................................................................................................................................22
12.5. Profiles .......................................................................................................................................................................................................22
12.6. Connections ................................................................................................................................................................................................22
13. INTERNET .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
14. APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
14.1. FAQ ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................23
14.2. Error Message .............................................................................................................................................................................................23
14.3. Care and maintenance .................................................................................................................................................................................23
Notice to Manufacturers
This user guide is for reference only and may not be fully matched to the actual product. Mobile product manufactures should prepare another docu ment based
on their own specifications.
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General Information
Thank you for selecting our WCDMA/GSM mobile phone. This user guide will provide you with the general information and operation instructions.
This Phone support GSM850/900/1800/1900+WCDMA850/1900.Enjoy good call connecting quality and high speed data access over the network.
The package includes a chargeable battery, a charger and other accessories. Please refer to the Accessory section for detail s.
Note:
Use only accessories approved by the phone manufacturer to ensure safety. Failing to comply with this will violate the terms and conditions of the warranty.
If the contents and displays described in this user guide do not match the actu al operation of the phone set , please use the di splay of the actual ph one set.
We reserved the rights to change the mechanisms of the phone without notice.
This user guide is subject to change without notice.
In this guide, different typing format indicates different operation:
Operation Description Example
Display Normal font 0-9
Key Bold with outline 0-9
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1. Security
Emergency call
In any country, you can dial 112 (or other emergency call number) for emergency help.
Note:
Based on the nature of cellular networking, the success of the emergency call cannot be guaranteed.
For your safety
Switch off the phone in hospitals and aircraft. Obey any restrictions. Wireless devices can affect the medical treatment and cause interference in aircraft.
Some medical devices such as hearing aids and pacemaker may be sensitive to external radio frequency emissions. Consult the dev ice manufacturers or your
doctor before using the phone around the medical devices.
Pay special attention to the ring tone volume and vibration settings if you have a heart problem.
In areas with potentially explosive atmosphere, such as gas stations, fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities, obey all signs and instructions.
You phone will emit radio frequency even in the standby mode. Turn off you phone when so instructed.
Always obey all the local laws and regulations. Do not use your phone while driving. Use Hands-free operation, if available, an d give full attention to driving
and to the road. Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so require.
If your phone is lost or stolen, notify your service provider immediately to stop the SIM card from being used.
When you contact your service provider, they will need your IMEI number. It is printed on the back of your phone set (you can find it when you remove your
battery), or call *#06# to look up your IMEI number. Copy this number and save it for future need.
To prevent your phone from misuse, lock your SIM card or phone, and change passwords when necessary.
Do not remove the battery without tuning off the phone. Failure to follow this instruction may result in data lost.
When you leave your vehicle, take the phone with you or place it in the glove compartment to avoid theft.
Keep the phone, battery or charger out of reach of children.
Notices for your phone use
Do not keep the phone near magcards and other object with magnetism. The phone’s magnetism may clear the information stored on floppy disk, pre-paid
phone card and credit card.
Use the phone near land phone, television, radio and office automatic devices may cause interference and affect the function of the mobile phone.
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Keep the phone dry, all kinds of liquid can erode the electronic circuit.
Keep the phone away from extreme temperatures.
Keep the phone away from hot places where the temperature may exceed 60C, such as the dash board, windowsill, near fire or a lighted cigarette.
Do not paint the phone.
Do not drop the phone or violently crush or shake the phone.
Do not disassemble or modify your phone. This can damage the phone, cause leakage and break the internal circuit.
Use only damp cloth or non-static cloth to clean y our phone. Do not use alcohol, thinner, benze ne or other chemicals or abrasive cleaner to clean your phone.
The phone will become warm under normal use and while in battery charging.
Do not leave the phone with battery uninstalled or with the battery empty for a long period of time. This may cause data loss.
The metal parts of the phone may irritate your skin depending on your health condition.
Do not put the phone in the back pocket. Sitting on it may damage the phone. Do not put the phone on the bottom of a bag. You may crush it.
When the vibrate mode is on, place the phone carefully to avoid it being dropped from a height or being moved to a heat source due to the vibrating.
Use only the stylus approved by the phone manufacturer. Do not press the touch screen with needles, pen point or other sharp objects, otherwise it can
damage the LCD and violate the terms of the warranty.
Handle the stylus with care. Place it back to its proper storing place when not in use. Keep it away from children.
Notice for batteries use
Do not disassemble or modify your batteries, otherwise it can cause leakage, over heat, fire or explosion.
Disposing battery in a fire can cause fire or explosion. Old batteries should be returned to your dealer or be disposed according to local regulations. Do not
dispose the battery as household waste.
Do not short the circuit of the battery with wires, needles or other metal objects, or store the batteries with necklace or ot her metal objects, otherwise it can
cause leakage, over heat, fire or explosion.
There is a risk of blinding if the liquid of the batteries gets into your eyes. In case of this, do not rub your eyes, you should rinse your eyes well with fresh
water and go to the hospital immediately.
If the leaked liquid of the battery touches the skin, it can burn the skin. Please wash your skin with fresh water and go to the hospital immediately.
Never put the battery in your month. The liquid of the battery can be toxic.
Stop using the battery when you find it became hotter, and change color and shape abnormally during use, charging or storing.
Keep the batteries dry.
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Do not use or store batteries near fire, heater and other place with high temperatu re, otherwise it can result in leakage, over heat, fire or explosion. Store the
battery in a cool and ventilated place without direct sun light.
Do not charge the battery for more than 24 hours.
The battery can be charged and discharged for hundreds of times but it will eventually wear out. The battery life is shortened with each charging.
When replacing the battery, use only the batteries approved by the phone manufacturer. Damage resulting from using un-authorized batteries will not be
covered by warranty.
Traffic safety
Do not use your phone when driving a vehicle. Give full attention to driving and to the road. Provided there is an emergency, stop your vehicle in a safe place
and then use your phone. Please obey all the local traffic laws and regulations.
Normally the electronic systems in the vehicle should not be affected by the RF (Radio Frequency) signals from your wirel ess phone. However if you suspect
any damage is resulting from the RF of your phone, contact your car dealer . Stop using your phone in the car until a qualified technician clears the pr oblem.
Only qualified technician can install your phone in your vehicle.
If your vehicle is equipped with an air bag, do not place the phone above the air bag, or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment is
improperly stored or installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result.
Turn off your phone when in the gas station or any place where using wireless equipment is prohibited. Do not place or transport your phone with
inflammables or explosives, the internal sparkle may cause fire.
Airplane safety
Power off your phone before boarding, the use of a wireless phone in an airplane will be dangerous to the operation of the airplane and disrupt the wireless
telephone network and maybe illegal. Failure to observe these instructions may lead to law suit or denial of GSM cellular network service to the offender.
Should there be an emergency situation, contact crew member.
2. Getting Started
2.1. Batteries
The battery is included in the package. It is not fully charged out of factory but it may still be able to power on your phone. Please completely use up the power
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of the battery and then charge it for at least 12 hours with your phone turned off. You battery will reach its optimal state after three cycles of charge and
discharge.
2.1.1. Installing and uninstalling the battery
To install the battery, remove the back cover from the phone by pressing firmly on the cover and slide it down. Align the golden contacts of the battery to the
contacts in the phone, and then gently snap down the battery into place. Re-assemble the back cover.
To uninstall the battery, flip the battery out from the bottom of the battery.
2.1.2. Charging the battery
Plug the charger into the socket on the side of your phone. Connect the charger to an AC wall socket. The blinking of the battery level icon indicates the battery
is being charged. When the blinking stops, it indicates the charging is finished
During charging, the phone and charger will feel warm to the touch. This is normal.
Warning:
The operating ambient temperature of the charger is 0C-50C. Do not use it when the temperature exceeds this limit.
Use only chargers approved by the phone manufacturer to ensure safety. Failing to comply wi th thi s will vi olate the term s and conditions of the warranty.
2.1.3. Using the battery
The waiting time and calling time capacities specified by the phone manufacturer are obtained under the ideal operating environment. The actual values will
vary with the network condition, operating environment and operation method.
Please comply with the local regulations of disposing the battery (such as recycling). Do not dispose it as household waste.
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2.1.4. Battery level indicator
When the phone is on, the battery level indicator is located at the upper right corner of the scr een.
2.2. Connecting to the Network
2.2.1. SIM card
Please insert available Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card into your phone before using it. SIM card is supplied by your network carrier.
All the information related to network connection is recorded on the SIM card, so are the cont act information such as names, phone nu mbers and SMSs that you
set to store on the SIM. You can take out the SIM card from the phone and insert it into another GSM phone to use it. Most new phones will recognize the SIM
card automatically.
Do not touch the golden contacts of the SIM card and place it aw ay from electricity and m agnetism to avoid damage. Y ou will not be able to use the phone if the
SIM card is damaged.
Note:
Before inserting and taking out the SIM card, always make sure that the phone is switched off and disconnected from any external power source; otherwise
both the phone and the SIM card may be damaged.
2.2.2. Installing and uninstalling the SIM card
The SIM card usually comes attached to a special card. The metal contacts of SIM card is easily damaged by scratching, so take it out carefully before
assembling it into the phone.
Switch off the phone, remove the back cover, battery and other external power source. Fit the SIM card into the SIM card slot. Align the angled corner of the SIM
card with the slot. Slide in the SIM card, make sure it is in place, install the battery, and restore the back cover.
Likewise, to remove the SIM card, switch off the phone, remove the battery and then take out the SIM card.
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2.2.3. Unlock the SIM card
PIN code
Your Personal Identif ication Number (PIN) code protects the SIM card against unauthorized use. Your PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. If this
security function is enabled, you need to enter the PIN code every time you turn on the phone. You can also disable this function.
To unlock the SIM card, press and hold the power button to turn on the phone. Enter the PIN code. After three consecutive incorrect PIN code entrie s, the code
is blocked, and you need the PUK code to unblock it.
PUK code
This code is required to change a locked PIN code. If the code is not supplied with the SIM card, contact your service provider. After ten consecutive incorrect
PUK code entries, the SIM card can not be used an y mor e. Pl ease contact your service provider to buy a new SIM card. You can not edit PUK code. If it is lost,
Please contact your service provider.
2.2.4. Connecting to the network
After the SIM card is unlocked, you phone will automatically search for the registered network or other local available network. Once connected, the name of the
network carrier will appear on the top of the screen.
You phone is now in Standby mode, ready for making and receiving calls.
2.3. Standby screen and Icons
This phone provides a Standby screen. Through the instruction and various icons on the screen, you can have the operating information needed.
The Standby screen provides various function short-cuts via. Furth ermore, this Standby screen has a Pet function. It will show different reactions when you have
incoming calls and messages. Have fun with it!
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2.4. Key function
Power Key power: Power on/off the phone
Note:
In this user guide, press means press an actual button on the phone.
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2.5. Text Input Method
This phone provides various text input methods that allow you to use less key strokes to input
and search for text:
English input
3. Call Function
After the setup described in the previous sections is completed, you are ready to make and
receive calls using the basic information provided in this section.
Note:
When you are using headset, please plug/unplug the headset gently to avoid damaging
the headset jack.
3.1. Phone power on/off
Power on
Press and hold power to turn on the phone. If PIN code is required, please refer to the
previous section in this guide.
Power off
In Standby mode, hold power key to turn off the phone.
3.2. Dial
When the network carrier is shown on the screen, your phone has entered the Standby mode
and you may make or receive calls. If you have installed two SIM cards, the two network
carriers will both appear on the screen.
3.2.1. Direct dial
Press any number key to enter the Dial screen.
Domestic call
Press number key to entering the phone number(add area code when calling long distance),
and then press the dial key Send to make the phone call.
Note:
In single card mode, both Send
will dial out to the one card.
In dual card mode, Send will dial out with card 1.
The screen will show the name and phone number of the person that you are calling. After the
call goes through, the screen will show a time meter in addition to the phone number and/or
the name of the person you are calling.
International call
Key in the symbol “+” by press twice *Key quickly, followed by the desired country code and
the phone number. For example, to make a call to France, tap twice *Key until “+” appears
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then enter “33” (the country code for France) and the phone number.
3.2.2. Dial from the Phonebook
Enter Phonebook from the Main Menu. You may use alphabet, Surname Index for quick search
of the names.
3.2.3. Unanswered call
If you have set up Auto Re-dial, your phone will automatically re-dial the last number that you
called but unanswered.
3.3. Answer call
When there’s an incoming call, the phone will notify you through vibration, ringing, vibration
plus ringing, etc. The name and phone number of the caller is shown on the screen if the
network supports the service. You may answer or reject the call.
If call waiting is on, (You need to apply for this service to your network carrier.) when you are
on the phone and there is another incoming call, your phone will notify you with a short tone.
You may answer or r eject that second call. If you choose to answer the second call, the current
call will be on hold.
3.4. During a phone call
When you are on the phone, the following functions can be used:
Note:
The functions vary with the SIM card.
Speaker: Speakerphone
Mute: The microphone is turned off and the person you are calling will not hear your voice.
Hold: The current call is on hold and both you and the person you are calling wil l not hear each
other. When the call is on hold, you may pick it up again or end the call through the Options
menu.
End call: End the current call.
Volume: Adjust the volume of the speaker or headset.
DTMF:Select on or off
Record: Record the phone conversation.
Phonebook: Enter the phonebook and do the related operations. This function is convenient
for searching phone numbers during a phone call.
Messages: Enter the message screen and do the related functions.
You may enter Dial or Phonebook screens to make a new phone call while the current phone
call is still on-going.
Note:
In the dual card mode, if one card is in use, the other card is under no-service state.
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4. Main Menu
On the Standby screen, press Left soft Key to enter the Main Menu. You can then access the
various functions and operations.
5. Call logs
Call history function logs all recent calls including missed calls, dialed calls and answered calls.
Options are:
Call log: Call history function logs all recent calls including missed calls, dialed calls and
answered calls.
Missed calls:
Dialed Calls: View the Dialed calls and carries on the operation
Received calls: View the Received calls and carries on the operation.
Delete all: Delete all entries, all entries of SIM Card
Call Timers: Last Call, Received calls, Dialed calls, Reset (phone password is required)
GPRS counter: statistical last sent,last received,all sent,all received GPRS traffic
View the Missed calls and carries on the operation
6. Contacts
This chapter describes the functions of the phonebook. You can use alphabet for quick search
of your contacts.
Each entry in your SIM card’s phonebook consists of a phone number and a name. When you
change to another phone, the contact information can be transferred to your new phone with
the SIM card. The total number of entries allowed in the SIM card varies with the different SIM
cards.
The contact stored in the phone can include name, cell phone number, home, office numbers,
others, group, picture, ring tone, company name, department name, address, email address,
website and notebook. This information will not be transferred with the SIM card to your new
phone.
6.1. All
The contact list is arranged in alphabetical order. You have the following options: New, Write
message, Call, Delete, Delete multiple
New: Create a new contact.
Write message: Send SMS or MMS to the number.
Call: Dial the current number
Delete: Delete selected entry
Delete multiple：
Delete multiple contacts
, Import/Export Send vCard, Other, Search.
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Import/Export: Copy the selected entry to SIM card or phone. Import and export contact to
the phone or memory card
Send vCard: Send vCard by SMS, MMS, Email, Bluetooth
Others: Set the Speed dial and Memory status
Search
: Search the contact has been stored
6.2. Groups
You may set up various groups to categorize your contacts.
7. Multimedia
Camera, Video Recorder,Video,Image, Audio, FM radio,Sokoban,Snake,Tetris
8. Camera
Before using Camera, make sure you have inserted a memory card. The photos will be saved in
JPG format to your memory card.
Note:
Taking pictures in dim lighting may result in poor picture quality.
After entering the Camera, the Camera Preview screen will appear with the status icons. Press
Center to take the picture.
8.1.1 Camera settings include:
Image viewer：View image has been saved
Settings：
Quality：Low Normal Advanced
Banding: 50Hz, 60Hz
Shutter sound：Activate,off
Auto save：Activate,off
Preferred Storage：Phone,Memory Card
Display parameters:Activate,off
Help：Help information about the camera
8.1.2 Press the or so navigation options menu：
Shoot mode：DC mode,DV mode
Size:1280*960, 640*480,320*240,128*160
Night mode: Activate,off .
Brightness:Camera Brightness adjustment
Contrast:Camera Contrast adjustment
Exposure bias：Camera Exposure bias adjustment
Frame：No frame,Frame1,Frame2,Frame3,Frame4
Cont .shot：Disable,3shots,6shots
White balance：Auto,Incandescence,Fluorescent,Sunny day,cloud
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Delay：Disable,3s,10s
Effect：Normal,B&W,Blue,Green,Yellow,Red,Sepia,Negative
8.1. DV
Before using Camera, make sure you have inserted a memory card. The photos will be saved in
AVI format to your memory card.
Note:
Taking pictures in dim lighting may result in poor picture quality.
After entering the Camera, the Camera Preview screen will appear with the status icons. Press
Center to take the picture.
8.2.1 Camera settings include:
View video directory：View video has been saved
Settings：
Banding: 50Hz, 60Hz
Audio：Activate,off
Video format：AVI,3gp
Preferred Storage：Phone, Memory Card
Display parameters:Activate,off
Help: Help information
8.2.2 Press the or so navigation options menu：
Shoot mode：DC mode,DV mode
Size:352*288,320*240,176*144,160*128,128*96
Brightness：Camera Brightness adjustment
Contrast:Camera Contrast adjustment
Effect：Normal,B&W,Blue,Green,Yellow,Red,Sepia,Negative
9. Message
This chapter introduces the message services provided by the GSM network. Some services
may not be supported by the local network.
9.1. Write message
9.1.1. SMS
Enter the SMS editor screen. You may use keypad to input English, digits and punctuation
marks. After writing the text message, you have the follow options:
Send: Send the message.
Insert template：Please call me! Where are you now? Thank you! Wait a minute! I am busy
today!
Add contact info: Add contact info to the message
Add phiz: Add phiz to the message
Save as draft: Save to Draft box.
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9.1.2. MMS
The MMS function allows you to send text and multimedia such as pictures, audio and video to
the other phone. After creating the message, you have the follow options:
Send: Send the message.
Add new recipient: Add a new contact
Add: TEXT, Add phiz, Insert template, Next slide, Previous slide, MP3, Record, Attachment
Save as draft: Save to Draft box
Set slide time: Set slide time:
Text layout : Text above, Text down
9.2. Inbox
The Inbox lists the received SMS and MMS. You have the following options: Open, new
message, Reply, Delete, Copy to Phone/Sim, Mark and Details.
After you select to read a message, you have the following options: Reply, For ward, Delete, Call
Sender, Save sender, Copy to Phone/Sim, and View Detail.
The Mark function is for you to select messages for further operation, such as delete all marked
messages conveniently.
9.3. Outbox
The out-going messages are listed here. Your options include: Resend, New message, Delete,
Delete all, Move to draft, View details.
9.4. Drafts
Saved messages and unsent message are saved here. Options are Open, New message, Delete,
Copy to Phone/SIM, Mark and View Detail.
After you select to read a message, you will enter the message editor.
9.5. Sentbox
Sent messages are saved here. Your options include: Open, new message, Delete, Copy to
Phone/SIM, Mark and View Details.
After you select to read a message, you have the following options: Forward, Delete, Call
recipient, Save recipient, Copy to Phone/SIM, and View Detail.
9.6. Templates
You can preset frequently used sentences here to avoid repeated input when writing a
message.
9.7. Broadcast message
You can choose On/Off Broadcast message, select language and Channel settings
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9.8. Voice mail server
You can Edit Line number ,Fax number and Data number
9.9. Settings
You can adjust the various settings of the message functions including SMS, MMS, Push
message
9.10. Delete all
Delete Clear message boxes and clear messages
9.11. Message capacity
This screen shows the storage status of SMS and the free space of your SIM card and your
phone.
10. Facebook
11. Application
11.1. Alarm
You can set up to 3 alarm clocks. The Alarm Clock settings include: Title, Time, Status,
Frequency and Ringtone. The frequency settings are: Once, Daily, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Alarm Clock function is on even when
the phone is powered off.
11.2. My files
The File Manager lists the all the files stored in your phone or memory card.
11.3. Calendar
In addition to the western calendar. You can add, edit and look up events on different dates.
Options are:
Add new schedule: The editor will be displayed. You can add an appointment or an all-day
event. Available input fields are: Subject, Location, Repeat, Start date, Start time, End date ,
end time, alarm, description. The display and reminder will be executed according to your
setting.
View schedules: View the schedule of one day
All schedules: View All schedules
Clear today’s tasks: Clear the schedule of one day
Clear all: Clear All schedules
Go to date: go to the date you choose
Weekly: According to the weeks shows
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Daily: According to the days shows
11.4. Email
You can choose Customized account, Fox mail, Gmail, Hotmail as email login.
11.5. Calculator
A basic calculator is provided.
11.6. Recorder
Enter the Voice memo function, Press Center to start and stop recording. The memo can be
played back immediately or using Option menu to do the following functions:
Start recoding: Start a new recording
Record files list: View recording documents
Storage:Phone,MemoryCard
File format:AMR(Low quality), MP3(High quality), WAV(Best quality)
11.7. World clock
Add or remove time zone of the city, Set the daylight saving system
11.8. Timer
You can Set the timer
11.9. Stopwatch
Stopwatch provides 20 sets of entries with both total and lap timer functions.
11.10. Torch
Turn on/off the Torch
11.11. Unit conversion
Weight length and kg - pound kg - ounce conversion
11.12. Memo
Record something
11.13. Ebook
The E-book function lists the E-book in TXT format stored in your memory card. On the
bottom of the screen, the size and the number of rows of the selected E-book are displayed.
Press Up or Down to scroll up or down the list, and press Center to open the selected
E-book.
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11.14. Bluetooth
You may do functions for your Bluetooth settings such as: Turn on/off, Paired devices, Search
devices, Settings
12. Settings
12.1. Call settings
Dual-SIM:Dual-SIM refers to two SIM card slots, and the two cards can standby at the same
time or set one of them to display on the idle screen.
Call divert: You can set the SIM card to Call divert
Call waiting: You can set the SIM card to Call waiting
Call barring: You can set the SIM card to Call barring:
Hide ID: You can set the SIM card to Hide ID
Others: Call time minute reminder, Auto redial, Vibration when connected, Flight mode, Auto
record voice call, Blacklist
12.2. Phone settings
Date& time: You can set the time, Time zone, Second time, Time format, date, date format,
Daylight saving time.
Language settings: You can select display language： English and other ,Writing language：
English and other
Shortcut settings: You can set shortcut
Auto power on/off: You can set Power on display, Power off display, Auto on/off.
Power management: The battery percentage
Browser selection:You can set up the network
Restore factory settings: Restore you phone to the factory or default settings through this
option. You need to input your phone code (default is 1234) for this operation. All data will be
deleted when your phone is restored to its factory settings.
12.3. Display
Animation effect: You can choose Interface effects, Main menu effect, List effect, Power on
display, Power off display,
Wallpaper settings: you can set the Static wallpaper , More pictures , Movie desktop
Idle display setting: You can set the Time & date, SIM selection, Today 's schedule, Timer,
Audio player, FM radio, Customized word,STK to the standby interface
Screen saver settings: You can choose Off, Sea world, Star, Snake, Game of life, Customized
image
Contrast: You can set the screen backlight brightness, a total of seven levels
Keypad backlight time: you can set 20 secs,10 secs,5secs, Night mode, Off
Auto keypad lock: You can lock your phone manually, or select auto lock for the phone to
lock its screen and keypad automatically after some idle time in the Standby mode.
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12.4. Security
You can set Phone lock, SIM lock, and Auto keypad lock here.
PIN: You can start and modify the pin code
Modify PIN2: Change PIN1 and PIN2 passwords. You need to have the default Pin numbers
from the network carrier.
Phone locked: Turn the phone lock on/off and edit your phone password. The default is 1234
Modify the cell phone password: Set the new four to eight digit phone password. The
default is 1234
Privacy: Privacy being opened or closed. The default is 1234
Lock screen by end-key: You can open or close Lock screen function
Fixed dialing: Set the SIM card Fixed dialing.
12.5. Profiles
Seven Profiles are available: Normal Mode, Silent Mode, Meeting Mode, Outdoor Mode, and
Earphone Mode, Bluetooth Mode. You can select any of these Profiles or customize your own
profile by adjusting the parameters of the Profile. Restore to default settings by using the
Restore option.
12.6. Connections
Network account: Choose SIM card account on the Internet
GPRS Service: You can choose On or Off GPRS Service function
Data roaming: You can choose ON or off Data roaming function
Data connection settings: One SIM card you can choose: Connect when needed, Always
connect, Power saving mode
Network selection: You can choose Auto select or Manual select
13. Internet
This function enables you to view the internet. Your phone will ask you with existed way. You
can start to view only by starting corresponding way.
Bookmarks: View, add, delete bookmarks
History: Browse the web History:
Offline pages: The saved a web page
Homepage: editor, see the browser home page
Settings: Browser option settings
Exit: Exit the Browser
14. Appendix
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14.1. FAQ
The phone cannot be turned on
When the battery is very low, the phone may not be turned on properly. Please charge the
battery.
Cannot make certain calls
Check if Call Barring is set. If it is set, you may not be able to make calls or only certain calls ar e
allowed.
My call is picked up by another phone
Check if call divert is set. If it is set, your incoming calls may be diverted to other numbers or
devices.
14.2. Error Message
Please insert SIM card
Make sure you have inserted SIM card. If you have installed it but it cannot be detected, please
try clean the golden contacts of the SIM card by using a dry cloth. If it still is not working,
please contact your network carrier.
No service
If you are in an area not covered by your network, or if a physical obstacle is present, such as
in an enclosed area, the message “No service” will be displayed on your Standby screen and
you will not be able to make or receive calls. You can try move closer to a window for better
reception.
For emergency only
When you are outside your network but inside other network, you can only make emergency
call.
No Valid SIM card
Your SIM card is locked or it has an error. Please insert the right SIM card or contact your
service provider.
Enter PUK code
After three consecutive incorrect PIN code entries, the code is blocked, and you need the PUK
code to unblock it. Contact your service provider. After seven consecutive incorrect PUK code
entries, the SIM card cannot be used any more. Please contact your service provider to buy a
new SIM card.
14.3. Care and maintenance
Thank you for choosing our phone. Should you encounter any problem with the phone, please
contact our dealer or qualified service provider.
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Your phone is a finely designed and crafted product. Please use it with care. The following
instructions will help you comply with the terms of the warranty and enjoy this product for
many years:
Keep the phone and all its parts and accessories out of the reach of children.
Keep the phone dry, all kinds of liquid will erode the electronic circuit.
Do not use or store the phone in a dusty place to avoid damaging the removable parts.
Keep the phone away from hot places, high temperature can shorten the life of electronic
device, warp or melt certain plastic and damage batteries.
Do not attempt to open or disassemble the phone, non-expert handling may damage it.
Do not drop, crush or shake the phone to avoid damaging the internal circuit board.
Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents or strong detergent to clean the phone.
Do not paint the phone or the paint may obstruct the removable parts and affect operation.
Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Unauthorized antennas,
modifications, or attachments could damage the phone Do not hold the external antenna
when the phone is in use. Holding the external antenna affects call quality and may cause
the phone to operate at a higher power level than needed. In addition, use of unauthoriz ed
antennas may result in non-compliance with the local regulatory requirements in your
country.
The above instructions apply to your phone, battery, charger and other accessories. If any of
them does not work properly, please send it to a qualified service provider.
FCC Caution:
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
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connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) information
SAR tests are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the
phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands, although
the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone
while operating can be well below the maximum value, in general, the closer you are to a
wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output.
Before a new model phone is a available for sale to the public, it must be tested and certified to
the FCC that it does not exceed the exposure limit established by the FCC, Tests for each phone
are performed in positions and locations (e.g. at the ear and worn on the body)as required by
the FCC.
For body worn operation, this model phone has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure
guidelines when used with an accessory designated for this product or when used with an
accessory that contains no metal and that positions the handset a minimum of 5 mm from the
body. Non-compliance with the above restrictions may result in violation of RF exposure
guidelines.
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