Telefunken TF-SP4503 User Manual [ru]

SMARTPHONE/ СМАРТФОН

TF-SP4503

Instruction manual

Руководство по эксплуатации

Table of contents

Dear customer!

Thank you for purchasing our product. For safety, it is strongly recommended to read this manual carefully before connecting, operating and/or adjusting the product and keep the manual for reference in the future.

Table of contents Before you start

Important safeguards

General provisions

Health and safety of the user

Power adapter, ports and

connectors

LCD

Cleaning and maintenance Utilization of the product Battery

Operation

Control elements

Front panel

Rear panel General operation

Power on/off

Rebooting the device

Inserting and removing SIM card

Connecting to the network

Making calls

Call forwarding

Status bar

Adding/Removing objects on the

desktop

Wallpaper

Upgrade basic software (OS) Connections

Connecting to Wi-Fi

3G connectivity

A-GPS

Connecting memory cards

Connecting to PC Applications

Installing applications

Deleting applications

List of applications

System setup

The Settings menu The WIRELESS & NETWORKS

The DEVICE menu

The PERSONAL menu

The ACCOUNTS menu

The SYSTEM menu

General information

Troubleshooting guide

Accessories

Warranty

Specifications

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10 10 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 13

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Before you start

Important safeguards

General provisions

• Carefully read this manual to

familiarize yourself with the device.

• Have this manual available as a reference for operating procedures and precautions. Do not allow the use of the device by unauthorized persons who have not read and understood this instruction manual.

• Usage of the device at temperatures beyond the operating temperature range significantly reduces the life of the screen and other components of the device and can lead to malfunction of the device.

• Do not drop, cause an impact or strong shaking of the device.

• Do not use the device near magnetic fields. Do not store the device near credit cards, tickets, etc., otherwise magnetic stripe cards may be damaged.

• Make sure the power supply is turned off if you are not going to use the device for a long time or during a thunderstorm.

• Make sure the power supply is turned off if some malfunction of the device is detected or the device is overheated, makes uncharacteristic sounds, smells, emits smoke, or if liquids have been spilled onto it. In these cases a qualified technical maintenance is required.

• Do not use the unit while driving. Observe the law and traffic rules of the

country of your residence.

• The device must be turned off during takeoff or landing when used on an aircraft.

• Do not use the device in areas of electronic interference or static electricity. This can cause data loss.

• In case of a malfunction, contact a sales representative or a nearest service center.

Health and safety of the user

• Electrical equipment can be dangerous if used improperly, so if children use this device they should always be supervised by adults. Do not allow children to touch the internal components and cables of this device.

• To ensure complete safety, do not disassemble the casing and do not try to get inside the unit. Repairs should be performed by qualified personnel only.

• Do not spill liquids on the device. This can cause electric shock. Besides, if liquid or dust get inside the unit, they may cause malfunction, overheating and smoke. Keep the unit dry.

• Make sure there are no foreign objects inside the device. They can cause malfunction or fire.

• Using headphones at high volumes can lead to permanent hearing loss. You can increase the volume to a level at which sound is perceived normally and does not lead to irritation and damage to your hearing. Set the volume at a safe level.

• If you have a regular ringing in

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your ears, reduce volume or stop using the device.

Power adapter, ports and

connectors

• Do not touch the power adapter with wet hands. This can lead to electric shock.

• Use only the supplied power adapter. Using other power adapters with this unit may cause damage and lead to malfunction.

• The power adapter can be connected only to the type of electrical network the parameters of which are specified on the rating label. If you are not sure about the parameters of power supply and power adapter, please contact one of the manufacturer’s authorized service centers.

• Make sure the plug of the power adapter is securely inserted into the power supply socket. Otherwise it may cause fire.

• Do not step on the AC adapter cord or place heavy objects on it.

• Do not stretch or tangle the cable.

• After charging, disconnect the adapter from the wall outlet.

• When unplugging the AC adapter from the wall pull the plug, do not pull the cable itself.

• Do not connect the adapter to any other devices.

• Keep the power adapter away from children.

• Do not insert connector plugs into ports with force. If a plug cannot be easily inserted into the port, the

connector and the port may not match. Make sure the connector matches the port and that they are correctly aligned.

LCD

Liquid-crystal display (LCD) is a delicate device that requires careful handling.

• Do not touch the screen with

sharp objects.

• Do not exert strong pressure on the screen and do not place any objects on it. This can cause damage to the display and malfunction of the device.

• Do not expose the display to direct sunlight.

Cleaning and maintenance

• Before cleaning the device, make sure it is switched off.

• To clean the LCD screen and casing of the device use a soft cloth, special tissue and special cleaners. Do not use aerosol sprays, solvents, alcohol or abrasives.

The manufacturer reserves the right to alter specifications, appearance, contents of SW and equipment of the product unilaterally, without prior notice.

Utilization of the product

If you want to dispose of this

product, do not mix it with general

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household waste. There is a separate collection system for used electronic products in accordance with legislation that requires proper treatment, recovery and recycling.

Please contact your local authorities for the correct method of disposal. By doing so, you will ensure that your disposed product undergoes the necessary treatment, recovery and recycling and thus prevent potential negative effects on the environment and human health.

Battery

Connect the power adapter to the electric supply network and insert the adapter plug into the power connector of the device. While charging, the process is displayed as an additional lightning symbol in the power icon: . It is recommended not to disconnect the device until the battery is fully charged. When the battery is fully charged, the power icon on the screen will be completely filled. Please remember:

• The battery has to be fully charged before the first use;

• A new battery reaches its nominal capacity after two-three full charge/ discharge cycles!

• Lithium batteries are not fit for extended storage, they are designed for regular active use;

• Avoid repeated full discharges. They

shorten the battery life. Frequent charges are more preferable;

• If the device is not used for a long time, the AC adapter should be taken out from the electrical mains;

• Do not leave the battery charging for a long time;

• When not in operation, a fully charged battery discharges over time.

• Never use a malfunctioning battery or generic AC adapters. This may lead to overheating as well as fire.

• Charge the battery fully before extended period of storage (more than 1 month). Store the battery at temperatures from +5°С to +20°С.

• The optimum operation temperature is from +15°C to +25°C.

• Do not expose the battery to temperatures below -10°C, as it shortens the battery life significantly.

• At temperatures below +5°C, the battery will not charge fully. At prolonged exposure to heat above +40°C the rate of discharge greatly increases.

• Prolonged exposure of the battery to extremely low or high temperatures, for example, in a closed automobile in summer or winter, shortens its capacity and operating life.

• If the operating time between two charging cycles (in talk mode as well as stand-by mode) becomes noticeably shorter, it means the battery has to be replaced with a new one.

• Do not dispose of the run-down batteries together with general household waste.

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• Do not dispose of the battery by burning it!

• Follow the appropriate local legislation regarding proper battery disposal (for example, contact the special waste disposal service). Please avoid:

• Using generic AC adapters not intended for this type of batteries;

• Short-circuiting the battery contacts;

• Exposing the battery to heat above 100°C and open fire;

• Causing any damage to the casing of the battery;

• Charging a cold battery (below 0°С);

• Letting liquids get inside the battery.

Control elements

Front panel

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1. Front (additional) camera

2. Speaker

3. Display

4. MENU button

5. HOME button

6. BACK button

7. Microphone

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Rear panel

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13 14

8. POWER button

9. Flash

10. Earphone 3.5 mm minijack

11. Back (main) camera

12. VOL+/- buttons

13. Speaker

14. MicroUSB port

Power on/off

• Power on: Press and hold the power button until the logo appears, followed by the splash screen and the

main screen. Hold down the icon and drag it to the right onto the icon representing an open lock to unlock the device.

• Sleep Mode: Sleep mode is convenient for regular use of the device. In this mode the device stays active, but the display is turned off and the main screen is locked. This allows you to instantly access your operating system while preventing accidental pressing on the display and saving battery power. To go into sleep mode and back, briefly press the power button.

• Power off: Press and hold the power button until a prompt appears asking if you want to power off the device, restart or switch on the Airplane Mode. Choose Power off to shut down.

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In case of low battery the device can be switched off automatically after notifying the user about the problem. Moreover, all unsaved data may be lost. To avoid this, save your open documents, close all applications and connect the smartphone to a power source.

Rebooting the device

If the device does not turn on/off and ignores any input, take the battery out to reboot the system.

Inserting and removing the SIM card

Turn off the smartphone; remove the back lid and the battery and unplug other external power supplies. Insert a SIM card into one of the two SIM holders as shown on the panel in the smartphone.

When you need to remove a SIM card, turn off the smartphone, remove the battery and then remove the SIM card from the holder.

Warning: Turn off your smartphone before removing SIM cards. Never insert or remove a SIM card when an external power supply is connected, as this may cause damage to the SIM card.

Pull the back cover by the corner

as shown on the picture to detach it. Be careful not to bend it, as it

can cause damage to the cover.

Push the back cover tightly against the body of the device to close it.

Connecting to the network

Once your SIM card is set, your phone will search for available network automatically (the screen will show the network searching is underway). If your phone has found the available network, the name of network service provider appears at the center of the screen.

If “emergency calls only” appears on the screen, it indicates that you are beyond the network coverage (service area), and that you can still make emergency calls depending on the signal intensity.

This model supports two SIM cards. You can insert them both following the instructions above. To switch between them select the one you need in the menu after pressing the upper left corner of the screen.

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Making calls

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Dial screen interface:

1. Dialing page

2. Call log

3. Contact list

4. Backspace button

5. Numeric buttons

6. Show/hide keypad

7. Dial/Hang up button

8. Video call

In the Dial screen, enter a number, and press the Dial key to make a call, or a Video call key to make a video call (requires 3G connection). To change

the number, delete the digits you have entered. During dialing, the animation appears on the screen. After the call is picked up, the screen will show call status information. If the connection alert tone has been set, your phone will ring the alert tone (network dependent).

To end a call, press the Hang Up

key.

Call Forwarding

When using two SIM-cards you can set call forwarding in order to prevent missed calls on the second SIM-card.

1. Select Phone from the list of

applications.

2. Press the Settings key (left from the HOME button) and select Settings to enter the Call Settings menu.

3. Choose Voice Call->Call forwarding->then select the SIM-card you want to have the calls forwarded. The SIM-card will read the settings from the network.

4. Choose a parameter you want to change (Always forward, Forward when busy, Forward when unanswered, Forward when unreachable)

5. Enter the phone number you want to have your calls diverted to and press Enable. New settings will be transmitted to the network.

Now when you get an incoming call on the second SIM-card while talking on the first one the call will be forwarded to your first SIM so you could choose to answer or ignore it.

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When receiving a call do not

simply press the Dial or Hang Up button, but rather press and slide it in the desired direction.

Status Bar

The status bar is located at the top of the main screen. It gives access to control elements, displays system alerts, shows indicators, wireless connections status, battery charge level and clock. To access the Quick menu or see the details of the system when receiving a notification, slide down the status bar from the top, then

click on the icon.

Adding/removing objects on

the desktop

• Adding a shortcut: Click the

applications menu button at the bottom of the main screen, then select the item you wish to place on your desktop. Touch the icon and hold it for 3 seconds. Without taking your finger off the screen, drag the icon to a blank space of the active desktop, release the icon and it will lock on the home screen.

You can move any object on the active home screen. You cannot add a new object on the screen if there is no free space left. Remove unused objects from the active screen, or add the new object to another home screen.

• Removing an object from the desktop: On the home screen, click the unwanted item and hold for 3 seconds, until a white X and the word “Remove” appears at the top of the screen. Without taking your finger off the screen drag and drop it on the X when it turns red.

Deleting an object from the desktop will not delete it from your system. Any object can be restored on the desktop as described above.

Wallpaper

There are two ways to set the background image on your desktop and screen lock:

• On the home screen, click on a

blank area of the desktop and hold for

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3 seconds, then choose a wallpaper from several available options. Click “Set Wallpaper” to finalize your choice.

• On the home screen, click the applications menu button at the bottom of the main screen, in the APPS tab select “Settings”. In section “Display” select “Wallpaper”. Select a picture available on the device. Click “Set Wallpaper”.

Upgrading basic software

(OS)

• You can find the latest version of firmware and operating system (OS) updates (if any) on the manufacturer’s website. Do not use the OS updates for other models, as they are incompatible and cannot provide full and stable work of the device.

• If your device is working properly do not update the software, as it is quite possible that the device has a newer version of the software installed.

• Before upgrading/replacing the OS make sure that the OS is designed for models with the same serial numbers as your device (the serial number is located on the back panel of your device). To perform the upgrade/ replacement of the OS, follow the instructions posted on the page of this model on the manufacturer’s website.

Connections

Connecting to Wi-Fi

• On the home screen, click the applications menu button at the bottom, in the APPS tab select “Settings”. In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS section click Wi-Fi to set it into the ON position.

• Connecting to the network: The system automatically detects available Wi-Fi-networks and displays their names; select a network you want to connect to and, if necessary, enter the password. When the connection is established, the display shows the Wi-Fi icon in the notification area. The number of blue sectors in the icon shows the strength of the Wi-Fi signal.

To add a Wi-Fi network to the list, click “Add Network” in the top right corner, then use the pop-up keypad to enter the network name and click “Save”.

3G connectivity

Insert a 3G SIM-card into the appropriate slot on the device. Pull the top of the screed down, in the APPS tab select “Settings”. In WIRELESS & NETWORKS select “More ...” Click on “Mobile networks”, put a tick next to «Modem power» and enter the PIN-code. In the “Mobile network settings”, select “Access Point». Select your access point from the list or adjust manually. When a successful

connection is performed, the icon

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appears in the system tray.

• When using a device with 3G, while out of network coverage, you must disable the transmission of data in order to stop the system from constantly trying to register in the network. This is recommended to prevent poor system performance and a shorter battery life.

• Impossibility of a 3G-connection can be caused by a lack of 3G coverage in your location, and in this case it is not a defect of the device.

A-GPS

• The A-GPS function enables you to determine the coordinates of the location of mobile devices and display it on the map. The positioning is performed via cellular connection channel and/or Wi-Fi.

• In the APPS menu select “Settings”. In “Location access” put a tick next to the “Wi-Fi & mobile network location” option and switch the “GPS satellites” option to the OFF position. Now when you start working with map application (Google Maps), after

clicking on the icon the map will display the location of your device.

This unit is equipped with a GPS module which allows to position your coordinates without a Wi-Fi or cellular connection.

Connecting memory cards

This smartphone is equipped with

a slot for microSD memory cards. The

maximum supported card capacity is 32 GB. After properly installing a memory card, the device detects it automatically. To safely remove the memory card, follow these steps: click the applications menu button in the bottom of the main screen, in the APPS tab select “Settings”, select “Storage”, click on “Eject SD-card” and wait for the process to finish. Press on the card until it clicks, then pull it out of the slot.

To insert the card into the slot make sure it faces the proper direction and side. For proper operation of the device, use licensed microSD cards of well-known manufacturers. Avoid the use of counterfeit cards by dubious brands.

After inserting the MicroSD memory card there will appear an option “SD card” in the DEFAULT WRITE DISK section of the Settings – DEVICE – Storage menu. Please note that this means the inner flash memory of the device itself and not the external MicroSD memory card. In order to save disk space it is recommended to move the installed applications from the device memory to the MicroSD memory card in the Settings – DEVICE- Apps menu (by pressing the “Move to SD” button) when choosing any application in this menu.

Connecting to PC

• Plug the USB connector of a PC into the microUSB port of the device using a microUSB cable. Click “Turn

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on USB storage” at the bottom of the screen. After a while the device is detected as a removable USB-drive, and you will have access to the internal memory of the smartphone and the memory card.

• To unplug the smartphone connected in the USB-drive mode, click “Turn off USB storage” at the bottom of the screen.

Applications

Installing applications

In addition to the pre-installed basic application package, you can install additional software on your own. Programs can be installed from memory cards or USB-flash drives, downloaded from the Internet or from the official Android Market (Google Store) online catalog.

• Installing applications from Android Market: Installation of applications from Android Market Internet service is only available to users having a Google account. The Play Market application is pre-installed as standard software. At first launch of the application you will be prompted to set up a Google account. On the page «Setting up a Google account» press «Next». If you already have a Google account, click «Login», enter your user name and password and click «Enter» again. If you do not have a Google account, you should create one. To do this, click «Create» and

follow the instructions on the screen. All applications in the Android Market catalog are grouped by categories («Widgets», «Multimedia», «News & Weather», «Tools» etc.). To install an application simply click «Install» (or «Buy» if the application is not free).

Internet connection is required to use the Android Market Before shopping at the Android Market, make sure that your device has correct current date and time settings, otherwise connection to the server can fail;

• Installing on your own: Copy the setup file (with .apk extension) on a memory card, flash drive or internal memory. Locate the file in the «Explorer». Open the file and confirm the installation.

For safety reasons, installation of applications received elsewhere apart from the Android Market is disabled by default. If you still need to install the application, activate the «Unknown sources» section under the «Settings» => «Security».

Deleting applications

Open the applications menu and in the APPS tab select «Settings». Open the «Apps» section; find and select the application from the list, click «Uninstall» and confirm the action.

Applications that are part of the system and pre-installed applications can not be deleted.

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List of applications

Below is a list of some of the pre-

installed applications.

1. Google Maps - a set of applications based on mapping service and technology provided by «Google» company.

2. Gmail (Google Mail) -the e-mail service from Google. Provides access to mailboxes via a web interface.

3. Email (Electronic Mail) technology which provides services for sending and receiving electronic messages distributed in the network.

4. Browser (Web browser) - software for viewing websites, (mainly on the Internet), processing, and page navigation. Entering addresses and requests is performed by using pop-up keyboard accessible by clicking on the search bar in the browser interface.

5. Calendar - software that emulates the functions of the calendar and allows you to see dates and set event reminders.

6. Calculator - software that emulates the functions of the calculator and allows you to perform operations on numbers or algebraic formulas.

7. Camera - an application that allows you to perform video and photography recording with both cameras of the device. You can also activate the camera application by

holding and dragging the icon to the left on the icon representing a camera in screen-lock mode.

The camera auto focusing

system is not intended for shooting the objects at very close distances (macrophotography). The auto focus may not work properly when shooting at close-up ranges which may result in poor quality of the picture. This operation aspect of the camera is not a defect and shall not serve as the grounds for warranty repair, refund or replacement of the device.

Camera application interface

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1. Smile auto capture

2. Panoramic shooting mode

3. High Dynamic Range mode

4. Standard photo mode

5. Flash settings

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6. Front/back camera switch

7. Gallery preview

8. Shutter

9. Video mode

10. Settings

8. Gallery - a program enabling you to view and edit image files contained in this unit and external devices. Menu of operations with images (cropping, rotation, ability to set image as wallpaper, etc.) is available by clicking the icon in the upper right corner of the gallery interface.

9. Google search - application enabling you to perform quick search using the Google search engine.

10. Music - software player that can play audio files stored on the device and external drives, including operations such as rewind, stop, pause, change the playback order, repeat. The menu of additional functions (setting track as ringtone, delete tracks, equalizer, etc.) is available by clicking the icon in the status bar of the audio player interface.

11. Video - software video player that plays audio files stored on the device and external drives, including operations such as rewind, stop, pause, adjust the brightness, select the format of the video. To call/hide the operation menu, click on the screen during playback. The menu of additional functions (language subtitles and audio language selection, etc.) is available by clicking the icon in the lower right corner of the operation menu in the interface of the video player.

The manufacturer guarantees the proper playback of licensed video files only. Some files may not be played by the device due to their configuration and parameters, as well as recording conditions. Video files exceeding 2 GB in size may not be played in full.

12. Clock - a program that emulates the functions of a clock and allows to set an alarm.

13. Advanced task manager - a program with which you can check the status of system processes and memory devices and quickly switch to different applications and perform other useful operations.

14. Recorder - a program that allows you to record sound via the built-in microphone.

15. iReader - a program for reading electronic books in various formats. To call/hide the menu of operations with books (change the font size, style, add bookmarks, etc.) click on the screen while displaying a book.

16. Explorer - an application that implements a GUI user access to files in the operating system.

17. Skype - software enabling you to transfer encrypted voice and video calls between computers over the Internet (VoIP), as well as services for calls to mobiles and landlines.

18. Youtube - an application that provides video hosting services. Users can add, view and comment on videos

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