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i674 / i675

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Thank you for purchasing the I674 / I675 mobile phone

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Welcome t o choo s e t he I 67 4 / I67 5 mobile phone. This user manual

states the outst an di ng p erf orm a nc e o f t he I67 4 / I67 5 mobile phone in detail. In addition t o the bas ic call features, the I674 / I675 mobile phone and the s ystem network also provide you with a variety of useful features and services to facilitate your work and leisure activities. The Company reserv es the right to mak e any amendment on the technical specifications without any advance notice.

Reading Statement for the Manual

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CONTENT

Introduction ..................................................................................... I

Security and per f or mance ............................................................. 1

1 Start Using ............................................................................... 3

1.1 Battery ............................................................................... 3

1.2 SIM card ............................................................................ 3

1.3 Plug the memory card ....................................................... 4

1.4 Plug the earphone ............................................................. 4

1.5 Status bar and content ...................................................... 4

1.5.1 Keys ........................................................................... 5

1.5.2 Text input and edit window ........................................ 7

2 Dial and answer the call ......................................................... 7

2.1 Dialing a call ...................................................................... 7

2.2 Answering a call ................................................................ 7

2.3 Emergency call .................................................................. 8

3 Menu operation ....................................................................... 8

4 Characteristic func ti on ........................................................... 9

4.1 Switch pages ..................................................................... 9

4.2 Free-style menu ................................................................. 9

4.3 Curtain page ...................................................................... 9

5 File manager ............................................................................ 9

6 Phonebook .............................................................................. 9

7 User profiles ............................................................................ 9

8 WLAN ..................................................................................... 10

9 Settings .................................................................................. 10

9.1 Call settings ..................................................................... 10

9.1.1 SIM1/SIM2 call settings ........................................... 10

9.1.2 Advanced settings .................................................... 11

9.2 Network settings .............................................................. 11

9.3 Security settings .............................................................. 11

9.4 Restore factory settings ................................................... 11

10 Call history ............................................................................ 12

11 Dialer ...................................................................................... 12

12 Messaging.............................................................................. 12

13 Security guard ....................................................................... 12

14 Connectivity .......................................................................... 14

15 Email ....................................................................................... 14

16 Camcorder ............................................................................. 15

17 Image viewer ......................................................................... 15

18 Media player .......................................................................... 15

19 Sound recorder ..................................................................... 16

20 Radio FM ................................................................................ 16

21 Calendar ................................................................................. 16

22 Tasks ...................................................................................... 16

23 Alarm ...................................................................................... 16

24 World clock ............................................................................ 16

25 Notes ...................................................................................... 16

26 Synchronization .................................................................... 17

27 Phone sync ............................................................................ 17

28 Opera ...................................................................................... 17

29 Calculator............................................................................... 17

30 Health ..................................................................................... 17

31 Currency converter ............................................................... 17

32 Stopwatch .............................................................................. 17

33 Ebook reader ......................................................................... 18

34 Answering machine .............................................................. 18

35 Bluetooth ............................................................................... 18

36 Applications .......................................................................... 18

37 STK ......................................................................................... 18

38 FaceBook ............................................................................... 18

39 eBuddy ................................................................................... 19

40 Other Functions .................................................................... 19

41 Common Questions .............................................................. 19

42 Maintenance Guideline ......................................................... 20

Security and performance

◆In thunder raining days, please do not use the mobile phone when charge it or outdo or, so a s t o avoid being struck by t hu nde r o r ot he r injuries.

◆Please do not put the b attery in high-temperature environm ent (high temperature will lead to hea t of the battery upgrading), and keep the phone being charged and the charger away from people or other flammable and explosive articles in order to avoid fire, explosion or other dangers!

◆Please strictly adhered to the r ules and do shut down the m obile phone on occasions which use of mobile phone is prohibited!

◆Please do not arbitrarily refit or teardown the phone and accessories. Only the authorized organizations can repair the phone.

◆Please do not use batteries, charger or accessories of non-standard original models.

◆Please do not join the two pol es of the battery, so as not to result in battery short-circuit.

◆Please do not use th e mobile phone when driving. In case of emergency, pleas e use hand-free devices (which may be bought separately).

◆Please do not put the phone on car insu rance airbag or regio n reachable by the ai rba g a f te r sp rea di n g . Oth er wise when the airbag expands or rupt ures, the mobile phone is likely to cause seriou s damage to the people in the car due to strong external force.

◆In order to compl y with prov isions of RF leak age, when you we ar a phone or use th e data functions, please maint ain the distance between the antenna and the body at least 1 inch (2.5 cm).

◆Do not use chemical lotion, scrubbing cleanser to wipe the mobile phone or the charger , otherwise it may dam age the c ompone nts or cause fire. Slightly wet and anti-static soft clean cloth can be used.

◆Please do not thro w the old and abando ned lithium batt eries into trash can, send them to the designated locations.

◆Please do not use the p hone to mak e bold t o camera , video and recording that m ay infract the rights of the copyright o wners. The company will not be responsible for any losses caused by not recording, deleting, des tructing or dam age of the phot os, video and recordings caused b y its access ories or soft ware on the use of the functions including camera, video and audio.

◆In the use of net work function, if th e users download a file with virus, which make the m obile phone cann ot be used normally; t he company does not undertake any responsibility arising therefore. Warning: The original manufacturer will not take on any responsibility for the users who are not in compliance with the above advices or improperly use the mobile phone. Note: The application o f value -added s ervices o f the mobi le pho ne is provided by relevant service providers. Please refer to the relevant help or providers’ notes for detailed information. Statement: The Company reserves the right to improve the product without making any advance notice, and keeps final interpreting rights on the produc t performance. Such chang es are not notified additionally, your understanding is appreciated.

1 Start Using

1.1 Battery

Battery is attached with the phon e. Please rech arge it for us e after completely using up the battery for the first three times, which makes this battery easier to achieve the best using state. In actual use, the standby tim e and talk time of th e phone varies with the network status, working environme nt and different using manners. With the back of th e mobil e phone faci ng upward, then take off the rear cover. Lift the battery from the bottom and take the batt ery out.

When inserting th e battery, insert the metal t eeth at the top of the battery into corr espon ding s lot of the m obile phon e, and then pres s the battery down to insert t he batter y in place. T he batte ry must b e correctly inserted before powering on.

1.2 SIM card

The SIM card is the ke y for accessing to the digital GSM ne twork.

Prior to using the phone, you ne ed t o inser t e ffect ive S IM card in the phone.

In order to preve nt ill egal use, S IM c ard a dopts P IN co de (p ers onal identification code) encryption protection. If this function is selecte d, PIN c ode sh ould be i nput cor rectl y each

time when you power on the ph one, th us to unlo ck the S IM card for normal use. User s can disarm the SIM c ard protection but illeg al use of the SIM card cannot be prevented. If the PIN c ode input is er ror for three consecutiv e times, you r SIM card will be locked b y th e net work. There will en qui re th e P UK cod e which provided b y your network operator. If the PUK co de input is wrong for 10 times, the SIM card will be permanently barred.

Note: Your network operator will set a standard PIN code and you should chang e it to pr ivate passwor d.

1.3 Plug the memory card

Open the memo ry car d hol der, and in sert th e memo ry card into the slot at the bottom according to the chat below, then close the memory card holder.

1.4 Plug the earphone

Open the USB cover and insert the connector of the earphone to the earphone jack at the top of the mobil e phone. Gently pull out the earphone to remove it.

1.5 Status bar and content

In standby screen you can get the inf ormation that yo u need from the indication icons on the screen.

Indicating that the SIM1 is connecting network currently

Divert all voice calls has been set of SIM1

Indicating missed call of SIM1

The current alert type is vib. Only

Indicating that the bluetooth has been a cti vat ed

Indicating that WLAN has been connected

Indicating that alarm has been set

T-flash card is inserted and recognized

Indicating there is text message not read of SIM1 Indicating there is MMS not read of SIM 1

The current alert type is ring only

The current alert type is vib. and ring The current alert type is vib. then ring Indicating that silent mode activated The mobile phone is locked Indicating that earpho ne has be en inserted

1.5.1 Keys

Functions of the keys are describe d as fol lo wi ng:

Keys

Function description

Send key (Snd)

Making a call; in standby screen press the key to enter Call history.

menu screen.

enter the dedicated application.

Home key

Go to the standby screen.

Back key

Go back to previous screen.

phone.

2 Message key

3 Menu key

6 End key

Enter message mo dule in standby or

Tap to enter t he main menu screen in standby mode or active detail m enu in other program scr eens; short press to

Hang up a call; short press to lock t he phone; long press t o power on/off the

7 Receiver

when calling.

USB jack

Connecting USB cable or charger.

Earphone jack

Camera

For finding a view with the camera.

mode.

Listen to the voice of the other side

11 Speaker

Connecting earphon e.

Listen audio or calls in hands-free

1.5.2 Text input and edit window

Enter the text inp ut screen, you can shor t press the Sym key t o enter the symbols sel ecting screen; short press key to switc h input method; short press key to switch detailed input method.

2 Dial and answer the call

2.1 Dialing a call

When the network operator’s logo appears on the screen, the mobile phone ente rs int o t h e no rm al standby state in which you can dial or answer a call. The call quality is relatively largely impacted by obstacles. Therefore, movement in a small range can effectivel y improve the signal strength. In the standby screen, input the call number s or select contact in phonebook, and then press the Snd key or us e touch screen to make the call. If the speed di al f unction is activated, in standb y sc re en, long press the number keys 2-9 to dial the number that has been set up automatically. If speed dial has not been set for the number key you long pressed, the mobile phone will hint you “No speed dial number”.

2.2 Answering a call

If there is a n ew incom in g call whe n i n call progr ess, the phone will pop up caller screen (call waiting i s activated). When you ans wer the new call, the ori ginal call will enter holding status. At this time,

you can activate More menu to select Swap to active the ori ginal

File manager

Phonebook

User profiles

WLAN

Settings

Call history

Dialer

Messaging

Security guard

Connectivity

Camcorder

Image viewer

Media player

Sound recorder

Radio FM

Calendar

Tasks

Alarm

World clock

Notes

Synchronization

Phone sync

Opera

Calculator

Health

Currency converter

call, and the new call will enter holding status.

Note: When you are in call progress, the new call to another SIM card can’t be dialed in.

If two calls are connected, you can operate as following: Conference: when making conferenc e call, you can have a talk separately with designated conference participant. In conference call mode, all the others can hear your voice.

2.3 Emergency call

If you are in the ne t wo rk cover age area (you ca n ch eck the network signal strength at the top of standby screen), even without t he S IM card, you are also able to mak e an emergency call.

Note: The emergenc y call number s in differ ent countrie s or regions are different. Please refer to the local numbers for specific emergency service numbers.

3 Menu operation

In the standby scr een, press icon to ent er the m ain m enu, yo u can press navigati on keys or correspondi ng number key to select the function you want to enter .

Stopwatch

Ebook reader

Answering machine

Bluetooth

Applications

STK

FaceBook

eBuddy

……

4 Characteristic function

4.1 Switch pages

In standby mode or the main menu interface, scroll the screen to the right or the left to switch pages. In standby mode, press the Home k ey, ch oose one page in the pop-up interface to switch to pages.

4.2 Free-style menu

In standby mode, pr ess Menu ke y, choose Edit to enter widge t edit mode, in which you can add or delete wi dge t.

4.3 Curtain page

Press the status bar on t he top part of the sc reen until a gra y bar displays below the status bar. Drag the gray bar down to open curtain interface.

5 File manager

Enter into file m anager, at the top o f the scree n; the capacit y and surplus capacit y of the phone or mem ory card are displ ayed. You can open, format, rename or vi e w the det ails b y long press options.

6 Phonebook

In phonebook list, i nput the first let ter of name, you can search t he accordant records. W hen the recor d is not empty, press Menu key, there are several menus as mark sev eral, import contacts, del ete duplicated contac ts, caller groups, blac k list, in advance d screen, you can set preferred storage, speed dial, my number, extra numbers, and you can also view memory status. Long pres s one contact to activate Options, you can conduct the following operations: send message, call, edit, delete, send business card.

7 User profiles

User Profiles contains pred efined s ettings f or ring to ne and v olume

for each SIM. You can change the existing profiles according to your own preferences. In the standby screen, long pressing the

key will quickly activate Vibration mode. The headset profile is automatically activated when the ea rph one is i ns e rte d, a nd al l ot he r profiles are automatic ally disabled.

8 WLAN

To enter WLAN, the W LAN interface shows the av ailable Access Point(AP) nearby. Select an unc onnected AP and several optio ns (connect, and defi ne access point) will appear. Press a connected AP, and several options (disconnect, edit, delete, and change priority) will appear.

9 Settings

Enter Settings, you can modify parameters of the time and d ate, personalized setti ngs and phone setti ngs. You also can ad d new font from your system that in .ttf format.

9.1 Call settings

9.1.1 SIM1/SIM2 call settings

Caller ID: you ca n set wheth er to allo w your phone number bei ng

displayed or not. This function needs to be supported by the network service provider. Call waiting: If th e function is activate d, when a new cal l incomi ng in calling process, your phone will display the new call screen. If the function is deactivated, new incoming calls cannot be reached. Call divert: this function is used to transfer the ca l l to you r des igna te d number. The function is related with the network and SIM card. The system will give appropriate setting tips.

Note: If the transfer cal l you se t is a fi xe d ph o ne, ple as e a d d t he ar ea code. Call barring: this function needs network support. Network provider

will provide the cor responding network passwor d for you activate call barring service.

9.1.2 Advanced settings

You can set the function such as auto redial, background sound, call time display, call time reminder, auto quick end, connect notice, answer mode and so on.

9.2 Network settings

You can set the SIM sel ection mode, dual SI M settings, flight mode, network settings and preferred mode. In SIM1/SIM2 network settings, you can select appropriate network.

Note: Please do not register networks inconsistent with the SIM card, so as to prevent unavailability of normal use. For details, please consult your ser vice pr o vi der.

9.3 Security settings

SIM1/SIM2 security: this function c an prevent others from using

your SIM card without your permission. You can change the password of SIM1/SIM2 PIN and SIM1/SIM2 PIN2 through the system prompts. Phone securit y: this function is to lock and prevent other people from using the phone without permission (default password is 0000). You can change the phone lock password through the system prompts. Auto keypad l ock: activate this function, when th e phone without any operation in standby screen, the keypad and screen will be locked automatic ally after the set ti me. If you need to unlock th e keypad, you can press the lock or other application icon to the middle of the keypad lock screen.

Certificate manager: store the certificates.

9.4 Restore factory settings

You can carry on cor res po nding operation after i nputting the correct password (default password is 0000). After running the Re store factory settings, the envi ronment setup (e.g. user profile) restore to factory default setting.

After running the Restore settings and data, the phone clear up the messages saved in phone (e.g. contacts and SMS that saved in phone) while the environment setup restore to factory default setting.

10 Call history

Enter call histor y, you can press the tab switc h to ot her she et, long press to activate Options, you can operate as follow: call, send message, sav e t o ph onebo ok, add to blacklist, add to whitelist, edit before call, delet e, and d elete all. Press Menu key to activ e delet e all or advanced menu.

11 Dialer

Enter dialer, you can press the number keys then dial out directly, or enter several numbers/letters until proper contact prompt from phonebook/call history below the number edit field, press the contact to make a call.

12 Messaging

Enter messaging, the m essages are shown as conversations. You can view the messages including SMS and MMS, each conversation includes the sent a nd received messages with one contact. Press Menu key, you can see following options, such as: Garbage box: when Blacklist state is on, the SMS sent by all numbers in the blacklist are sent into the garbage box; when whitelist state is on, the SMS sent by all numbers in the whitelist are sent into the inbox.

Mark several: mark several messages to delete or backup. Message settings: set message parameters.

13 Security guard

Private secur ity: enter private security, you should input the correct

password (def au lt p assw or d is 0 00 0) . The n y ou can s e lect ph on ebo o k, messages, call history or file manager to set up the privacy protection. Calls & SMS firewall: enter calls & SMS firewall, you can press the tab to s witch between blacklist a nd whitelist. Activate Menu, you

can add new entity to the list or set the parameter of the block

Function

Content of order

Forward calls

*#CALLFWD*#123456789

Power off the phone (and activate the phone password)

settings. Phone contr ol: this functi on is offered to help end user to find hi s phone just in c ase it has been lost or st olen but need activated previously (default password is 0000). The SIM binding functi on shall be able to recogni ze a differ ent SIM card inserted in th e phone and immediately alert by SMS to the trusted numbers previousl y set in the phone. If a not bound S IM card is inserted, the phone need input phone password. If the password is wrongly inserted, the phone can start without “SIM binding” menu. In the meantime, one alert SMS (Attention: this phone number is using your mobile phone IMEI: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX) shall be sent to all the trusted numbers. The remote control function is offered to provide end user the possibility to manage some operations remotely from trusted numbers by SMS. Using this function, end user c an, when h e has not the phone with him , for war d call s, po wer the pho ne off. But this function is all de pen de d on user ha s got the number of the phone in using. The remote c ontrol com mand ca n achieve the func tion belo w (e.g. Receiving number is “123456789”):

*#SHUTDOWN*#

Note: The SMS text content should be not “case sensitive”. Coffer: coffer is a hidden area, accessible only by entering a

password, where you c an inser t and m ana ge you r pri vate c ontac ts. The contacts ca n be saved with their real names and real phone number, and simultaneously, with nicknames and fake number. When receiving call f rom a num ber ins erted in thi s area, th e phone

will show the nickname of the caller, and his/her fake number. If you receive text messages, they will be reported in an unobtrusive manner. All mess ages an d calls made or rec eived i nside th e coffer will be saved only in this private area.

14 Connectivity

Conn. Management: you can view the current connection states. Data account: with vali d SIM card with GPRS function inserted,

there will show the available accounts of GSM data and GPRS. Data account can be edited or del et e.

15 Email

Enter Email, you can select Add Account to create the account . A wide variety of email services are supported. Select the type of email account you wan t to con f ig ure , a nd th en enter your username and password, the account screen will appear the newly added account. There can create more than one account.

Note: For the Email netw ork settin g is as same a s Internet services, please make sure you can brows e in ter n et wel l.

Once the email account has been setu p, select Disable to disable the current account, you also can custom ize the param eters of t he account from push settings. Push Mode: set it on, each mail will be delivered immediately; set it off, the mail will be delivered at a specific interval. Fetch Interval: this functi on is used to exchange the mails from server when the push mode is off. Set it to Manually, the mails only can be exchanged when sel ect send/receive. Off-peak frequenc y: s et the frequency to e xchange the mails of off-peak. Set it to Manually, you must select send/receive to exchange the mails. Push while roa m i n g: select Yes to contin ue r ecei ving emails while roaming.

16 Camcorder

Edit picture

Stop recording

In standby mode, choose camcorder in the main menu, and you will enter into camera preview interface. Press Space key as a shortcut to take pictures or record videos.

Set parameters Enter capturing mode

Adjust EV value Enter recoding mode Set auto capture time Press to capture Adjust focal distance Enter image viewer/videos Change image size Press to record Adjust white balance Adjust record quality

Delete picture Pause video recording Forward picture/video Resume video recording

17 Image viewer

Enter the pictures list screen, if the list is empty, activate Menu, you can Select folder to set the path of folder to display, select Capture to capture new pictures to current storage. When the list is not empty, activate Menu you can select Slide show to view the current picture according to the settings.

18 Media player

Enter media player, the phone will automati cally add all the media files to the player. You can operate as follows:

Now playing: enter into media player screen. All songs: li st all the song resource in, press one to s tart playin g.

Activate Menu, you can add from phone storage, or mark several or search. All videos: lis t all the video resource in, press one to start playing.

Activate Menu, you can add from phone storage, or mark several or search. Playlists: you can view the media that recently played or most played, you also c an view the m edia that hav e been adding t o my favorites, you can press menu key to create new playlist.

19 Sound recorder

Press the buttons in sound reco rder to record. When the record er list is not empty, activate Menu, select Append to add record on the selected recorder file continuously.

20 Radio FM

Insert the earphon e first then enter FM radio, press the Magnifier button to automatically search FM channels. You also can adjust the pulley icon to change channel. Activate Menu, you will see the options below: Schedule FM record: activate the function, the phone turn on the FM radio automatically and record current program when time out.

21 Calendar

Enter calendar screen, you can check the date. Activate Menu, and you can do the operations such as view and add event.

22 Tasks

This function is used for adding and viewing task items.

23 Alarm

There are 5 alarm s in your m obile ph one. The functions and using methods of the 5 alarms are complet ely same. You can set to turn on/off respectively.

24 W orld clock

Enter world clock screen, ac tivate Menu you can select the cit y by choosing it and pressing the Confirm b utton.

25 Notes

Enter notes, you can create a new note through menu. The user can view, edit, and delete each note.

26 Synchronization

Enter synchronization screen, select an account, choose to Edit account by se t the parameters such as account name, transpo rt

type, server settin gs, applications to sync and so on. After set the account correctly, select Sync now to sync the data.

Note: The server you have set should support synchronization.

27 Phone sync

Enter phone sync screen, you can select Sync to process the synchronization with paired Bluetooth device.

28 Opera

You can use this function to browsing the website.

Go to previous page Go to next page Refresh the page Switch web pages Enter into settings

29 Calculator

The calculator performs four operations as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. E nter calculator screen, you can i nput numbers directl y and press Calcul ate button which you need, the n start calculation.

30 Health

Enter into healt h; you can select BMI or Menstrual to check the detail information.

31 Currency converter

In this function, i f you input the rate a nd the amount of mone y in local, you can get the result of the equivalence money of foreign.

32 Stopwatch

In stopwatch scree n, yo u can selec t th e typic al stop watc h and view records that you have saved.

33 Ebook reader

This function can be used for reading the files with .txt format in phone(memory card)Ebook folder. Activate Menu to change settings, especially pay attention to the storage.

34 Answering machine

The telephone answering machine is a device desig ned to record audio messages directly on its loc al memory with c onnecting to a server to listen to the recordings, thus avoiding the relative charges. Moreover, you can custom ize your answering machi ne message, using the phone’s microphone. The answering mac hine will t urn on after a preset number of rings, or can be operated manually as answer option.

35 Bluetooth

Enter Bluetooth screen, when powering on the Bluetooth, in My device you can select Search n ew devic e to search and compar e

with other Bluetooth device. You can select Search audio device to search the hands-free device.

Note: The received file th at transmitted by Bluetooth ar e stored in Received folder automatically.

36 Applications

You can install Java files and play games usi ng the applicatio n. You also can edit the s et ti ngs f or Java.

37 STK

Enter STK(SIM Tool Kit), the n ame and content of the menu are based entirely on the services provided by the network operator. For more information, plea se c on tact with the network operator.

38 FaceBook

For richness your entertainment life, there provide you the interesting applicati on of FaceBook. Please get m ore i nform atio n in the instructions of the phone.

39 eBuddy

For richness your entertainment life, there provide you the interesting application of eBuddy. Please get more information in the instructions of the phon e.

40 Other Functions

Mass storage: this function is used to rea d and write files from PC

to the storage. Webcam: activate this function, you can do the video chat with other person. COM port: you can synchroni ze your phone with PC. D etai ls abou t the related tools, please consult with Customer S ervice Center.

41 Common Questions

Unable to make some calls

 Call barring has been set and barred utilization of the mobile phone. Please check and cancel call barring.

42 Maintenance Guideline

Welcome to use I6 74 / I675. If there is a probl em when you using the phone, please contact with the vender or consult the local maintenance cent er. If your mobi le phone is in n eed of repair, yo u can take your phone to local maintenance center, if there is no local maintenance cent er, please pass your pho ne and the purchasing invoice to the vendor.

FCC RF Exposure Information and Statement

The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue. Device types i674 / i675 (FCC ID: WA6I674 / I675) ha s also been teste d against this SAR limit. The highest SA R value reported under this st andard during product certification for use at the ear is 0.59W/kg and when properly worn o n the body is 0.6W /kg. This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the back of the handset kept

1.5cm from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use accessories that maintain a 1.5cm separation distance between the user's body and the back of th e handset. The use of belt clips, holsters and similar accessories

should not contain metal lic comp onent s in its ass embl y. The u se of accessories that do not sa tisfy the se requi reme nts may no t compl y with FCC RF exposure requiremen ts, a nd s ho uld be avoided.

FCC WARNING

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rul es. 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 operatio n. NOTE 1: This equipment has been tested an d found to com pl y with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits ar e designed to provide rea sonable protectio n against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generat es, us es and c an ra diat e radio f reque ncy e nerg y and, if not instal led and used in acc ordance with the ins tructions, may cause harmful int erference to radio com m uni ca ti o ns. However, there is no guarant ee that interfer ence will no t occur in a pa rticular 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 en couraged to tr y to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the re cei vi ng 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 connected.

-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV tec hnician for help. NOTE 2: Any cha nges or modif ications not e xpressly appr oved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE 3: The manuf acturer is not respon sible for any radio or T V interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.