Videocon V1302 User Manual

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User Manual

- V1302

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Table of Contents

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS/MEASURES ................................................................ 6

PHONE LAYOUT .................................................................................................. 7

1 GETTING STARTED......................................................................................... 8

1.1 Removing the battery cover ............................................................... 8

1.2 Removing the battery ........................................................................ 8

1.3 Inserting the SIM card........................................................................ 8

1.4 Inserting the Memory card ................................................................. 9

1.5 Re-Inserting the battery ..................................................................... 9

1.6 Putting back the battery cover ........................................................... 9

1.7 Switching On/Off the handset ............................................................ 9

2 BASIC FUNCTION ......................................................................................... 10

2.1 MAKING A CALL .............................................................................. 10

2.1.1 Making domestic calls...................................................................... 10

2.1.2 Dialing international calls ................................................................. 10

2.1.3 Dialing phone numbers in the call records....................................... 10

2.2 EMERGENCY CALLS ..................................................................... 11

2.3 ANSWERING A CALL ...................................................................... 11

2.4 CALL RECORDS ............................................................................. 11

2.5 CALL OPTIONS ............................................................................... 11

2.6 INPUT METHOD ............................................................................. 12

2.6.1 Keyboard ......................................................................................... 12

2.6.2 Navigation keys (Up/Down and Left/Right keys) .............................12

2.6.3 Pound key ........................................................................................ 13

2.6.4 Number keys .................................................................................... 13

2.6.5 Asterisk key ..................................................................................... 13

2.6.6 Communication control keys............................................................ 13

2.6.7 Connection jack ............................................................................... 13

3 PHONEBOOK ................................................................................................. 14

3.1 QUICK SEARCH ............................................................................. 14

3.2 SEARCH CONTACT ........................................................................ 14

3.3 ADD NEW CONTACT ...................................................................... 14

3.4 COPY ALL........................................................................................15

3.5 DELETE ........................................................................................... 15

3.6 CALLER GROUPS .......................................................................... 15

3.7 EXTRA NUMBERS .......................................................................... 15

3.8 SETTINGS ....................................................................................... 15

3.8.1 Memory status .................................................................................15

3.8.2 Preferred storage ............................................................................. 15

3.8.3 Fields ............................................................................................... 16

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3.8.4 My vCard ......................................................................................... 16

3.8.5 vCard version................................................................................... 16

4 MESSAGES .................................................................................................... 16

4.1 SMS ................................................................................................. 16

4.1.1 Inbox ................................................................................................16

4.1.2 Outbox ............................................................................................. 17

4.1.3 Drafts ............................................................................................... 18

4.1.4 Write message ................................................................................. 18

4.1.5 Templates ........................................................................................ 18

4.1.6 Text message settings ..................................................................... 18

4.2 MMS ................................................................................................ 19

4.2.1 Write message ................................................................................. 19

4.2.2 Inbox ................................................................................................20

4.2.3 Outbox ............................................................................................. 20

4.2.4 Drafts ............................................................................................... 20

4.2.5 Template .......................................................................................... 20

4.2.6 MMS settings ................................................................................... 20

4.3 CHAT ............................................................................................... 21

4.4 VOICE MAIL SERVER.....................................................................21

4.5 BROADCAST MESSAGE ................................................................ 21

5 CALL SETUP .................................................................................................. 21

5.1 CALL HISTORY ............................................................................... 21

5.1.1 SIM 1 call history .............................................................................21

5.1.1.1 SIM1 missed calls ............................................................................ 21

5.1.1.2 SIM 1 dialed calls............................................................................. 21

5.1.1.3 SIM 1 received calls......................................................................... 22

5.1.1.4 Delete SIM 1 call logs ...................................................................... 22

5.1.1.5 SIM 1 call timers .............................................................................. 22

5.1.1.6 SIM 1 call cost ................................................................................. 22

5.1.1.7 SIM 1 text message counter ............................................................ 22

5.1.1.8 SIM 1 GPRS counter ....................................................................... 22

5.1.2 SIM 2 call history .............................................................................22

5.2 CALL SETTINGS ............................................................................. 22

5.2.1 SIM 1 call settings............................................................................ 22

5.2.1.1 Caller ID ........................................................................................... 22

5.2.1.2 Call waiting ...................................................................................... 22

5.2.1.2.1 Activate ............................................................................................ 22

5.2.1.2.2 Deactivate ........................................................................................ 22

5.2.1.2.3 Query Status .................................................................................... 23

5.2.1.3 Call divert ......................................................................................... 23

5.2.1.4 Call barring ...................................................................................... 23

5.2.1.5 Line switching ..................................................................................23

5.2.1.6 Closed user group ........................................................................... 23

5.2.2 SIM 2 call settings............................................................................ 23

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5.2.3 Blacklist ............................................................................................23

5.2.3.1 Mode ................................................................................................ 23

5.2.3.2 Blacklist Number .............................................................................. 23

5.2.4 Auto redial........................................................................................ 23

5.2.5 Speed dial ........................................................................................ 23

5.2.6 IP dial ............................................................................................... 23

5.2.7 Background sound ........................................................................... 23

5.2.8 Call time display............................................................................... 23

5.2.9 Call time reminder ............................................................................24

5.2.10 Auto call disconnect .........................................................................24

5.3 VOICE CHANGER ........................................................................... 24

6 FILE MANAGER ............................................................................................. 24

7 MULTIMEDIA .................................................................................................. 25

7.1 IMAGE VIEWER .............................................................................. 25

7.2 VIDEO PLAYER ............................................................................... 25

7.3 AUDIO PLAYER .............................................................................. 25

7.4 SOUND RECORDER ...................................................................... 26

7.5 FM RADIO ....................................................................................... 26

7.6 SCHEDULE FM RECORD ..............................................................26

7.7 MELODY COMPOSER .................................................................... 26

8 GAMES ........................................................................................................... 27

9 SERVICES ...................................................................................................... 28

9.1 STK .................................................................................................. 28

9.2 WAP ................................................................................................. 28

9.3 DATA ACCOUNT ............................................................................. 28

10 ORGANISER .................................................................................................. 29

10.1 E-BOOK READER ...........................................................................29

10.2 CALENDAR ..................................................................................... 29

10.3 CALCULATOR ................................................................................. 29

10.4 UNIT CONVERTER ......................................................................... 30

10.5 CURRENCY CONVERTER ............................................................. 30

10.6 TO DO LIST ..................................................................................... 30

10.7 STOPWATCH .................................................................................. 30

10.7.1 Typical stopwatch ............................................................................ 30

10.7.2 nWay stopwatch .............................................................................. 30

10.8 ALARM ............................................................................................31

10.9 WORLD CLOCK .............................................................................. 31

10.10 HEALTH ........................................................................................... 31

10.10.1 BMI (Body Mass Index) ...................................................................31

10.10.2 Menstrual ......................................................................................... 31

10.11 FLASHLIGHT ................................................................................... 31

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11 SETTINGS ...................................................................................................... 32

11.1 DUAL SIM SETTINGS ..................................................................... 32

11.2 PHONE SETTINGS ......................................................................... 32

11.3 USER PROFILES ............................................................................ 33

11.4 NETWORK SETUP ......................................................................... 33

11.4.1 SIM 1 network setup ........................................................................ 33

11.4.1.1 Network selection ............................................................................ 33

11.4.1.2 Preferred networks .......................................................................... 33

11.4.2 SIM 2 network setup ........................................................................ 33

11.5 SECURITY SETUP .......................................................................... 33

11.5.1 SIM 1 security setup ........................................................................ 33

11.5.1.1 SIM 1 lock ........................................................................................ 33

11.5.1.2 Fixed dial ......................................................................................... 34

11.5.1.3 Barred dial ....................................................................................... 34

11.5.1.4 Change password ............................................................................ 34

11.5.2 SIM 2 security setup ........................................................................ 34

11.5.3 Phone lock ....................................................................................... 34

11.5.4 Auto keypad lock ............................................................................. 34

11.5.5 Change password ............................................................................ 34

11.5.6 Mobile Tracker ................................................................................. 34

11.5.6.1 Setting Status .................................................................................. 34

11.5.6.2 Guard Number ................................................................................. 34

11.5.6.3 Trace Content .................................................................................. 34

11.5.7 Long distance control....................................................................... 34

11.6 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS ................................................... 35

12 DISCLAIMER .................................................................................................. 36

APPENDIX I: TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................37

APPENDIX II: ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATION .................................... 39

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS/MEASURES

Please comply with these precautions/measures to avoid dangerous or illegal situations and to ensure peak performance of your phone.

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST

Do not use the phone hand-held while driving. Park the vehicle on

the road side, if phone is hand-held.

SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT

Switch your phone off while boarding an aircraft. Signal from your

phone can affect aircraft system. You are legally obliged to comply with this recommendation.

SWITCH OFF NEAR EXPLOSIVES Switch your phone off when entering any explosive area. Observe

any provided guidelines or regulations.

SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELING

Do not use your phone when refueling. You should keep your

phone away from fuel and chemicals.

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS

Switch the phone off in hospitals. Follow any instructions if

provided.

ENHANCEMENTS AND BATTERIES

Use only approved enhancements and batteries. Do not connect

incompatible products.

AVOID INTERFERENCE WITH PACEMAKERS Maintain a minimum distance of 15 cm between the mobile phone

and pacemaker to avoid potential interference.

USE QUALIFIED SERVICING

Only open the phone to replace the battery, SIM and microSD card.

You must not open the battery under any other circumstances. All other changes to this device are strictly prohibited and will invalidate the guarantee.

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PHONE LAYOUT

Speaker

LCD

Right Soft Key

Power Key/End Key

4-way Scroll Button

(up, down, left, right)

Front

Left Soft Key

OK Key

Call Key

Keypad

Back

Speaker

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1 GETTING STARTED

1.1 Removing the battery cover:

1.1.1 Ensure that the phone is switched off

1.1.2 Press and slide the battery cover in the upwards direction to unlock the battery

1.1.3 Lift the battery cover up to open

1.2 Removing the battery from the compartment:

1.2.1 Locate the battery groove at the bottom middle of the battery compartment

1.2.2 Lift the battery up with your ﬁ ngers

1.2.3 Remove the battery out from the phone

1.3 Installation of Memory Card:

1.3.1 Locate the Memory Card slot at the bottom of the battery compartment

1.3.2 Push the Memory Card cover in right direction to unlock and pull it upwards to open

1.3.3 Place the Memory Card into Memory Card slot with the metal connectors of the Memory Card facing down

1.3.4 Close the Memory Card cover and push it in left direction to lock the Memory Card cover

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Power Key/ End Key

1.7 Switch On/Off the handset by gently pressing the Power Key/ End Key:

1.7.1 Gently press the Power/ End Key and keep it pressed for 3-5 seconds to Switch On/Off the handset

1.4 Installation of SIM Card:

1.4.1 Locate the SIM Card sockets

1.4.2 Slide the SIM Cards into SIM Card sockets (as shown below)

1.5 Installing the battery:

1.5.1 Slide the battery into the compartment in such a way that the metal connectors of the battery are aligned with the metal connectors of the phone

1.5.2 Push the battery down into the compartment and ensure that the battery is securely placed in the compartment

1.6 Putting the battery cover:

1.6.1 Place the battery back cover over the phone squarely with arrow on the battery cover facing up

1.6.2 Slide the back cover in downward direction to engage the locks

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2 BASIC FUNCTION

2.1 Making a Call

When the logo of the service provider appears on the display screen, you

can dial or receive calls. The information bar at the upper left corner of the display screen shows the network signal strength (when there are 5 information bars, the signal is at its strongest).

The call quality is very likely to be affected by obstructions, therefore

movement in a small area can effectively improve call performance.

2.1.1 Making domestic calls

Enter phone number, and then press the Dial Key to make a call. If you

want to change the entered phone number, press right soft key to delete the numbers. Call state information will be shown on the screen after the called party ends the call. To enter and dial domestic call, follow the order:

1. Area code

2. Phone number

3. Dial key

2.1.2 Dialing international calls

To make an international call, you may press * key to power continually, till

the screen displays the pre-digit symbol “+” for international long distance call, which will enable you to make a call from any country without knowing the local international access code. Enter numbers in the following sequence to make an international call:

1. The pre-digit symbol, +

2. Country code

3. Complete phone number

4. Dial key

2.1.3 Dialing phone numbers in the call records

Every phone number you have dialed or received will be stored in the list

of phone call records. The latest dialed, received and missed numbers will be listed, according to their types, in the respective menu of dialed calls, received calls and missed calls. When the call record list gets full, the old numbers automatically get deleted. To view the call record list, do the following:

1. In standby state press Dial 1/2 key to view the call record list of dialed calls.

2. All phone numbers in the list can be dialed directly by pressing the Dial key.

3. When the list is displayed, press “OK” to read the details, then “Options” to Save or Delete the number.

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2.2 EMERGENCY CALLS

As long as in the network service range (which can be conﬁ rmed by

checking the signal strength bars on the top left corner of the screen), you can always call emergency service. If your network supplier does not provide roaming service in your area, the screen will display “Emergency”, to inform you that only emergency call is permitted. If you are within the network service range, you can make emergency calls even without the SIM card.

2.3 ANSWERING A CALL

To answer any incoming call, press “dialing” key or “answer” key. If an

earphone has been connected, use the button on the earphone to answer a call, and if it is not convenient for you to press it, set automatic answer as on, assuring that the earphone is plugged on, so as to answer the calls automatically while the phone rings or vibrates. If “Any” key answer function is chosen, by pressing any key, other than “Ring off” key and “right soft” key, can answer an incoming call.

2.4 CALL RECORDS

Your phone can store call records of the latest missed calls, received calls,

dialed calls, the time of last call as well as total amount of received calls and total dialed calls, for you.

2.5 CALL OPTIONS

In connected state, press left soft key to view call options or press right

soft key for “H-free” and activate the speaker. Under activated hands-free condition, press right soft key for “H-hold” and power off the speaker. Operation methods of call options are similar to that of the Function menu.

The call options can only be viewed during call process, moreover, the

functions of call waiting, call holding, and conference calls need service support. Please contact your service provider for more details. Under call options, you can perform the following operations:

• Hold Single: Put the current call on hold.

• End Single: End the current call.

• New Call: Enter new dialing interface.

• Phonebook: Enter phonebook menu.

• Messages: Enter short message menu. Owing to restrictions of network engagement, MMS function is barred during call process.

• Sound Recorder: Record a call.

• Background Sound: Set the background sound for a call.

• Voice Changer: Set voice changer for a call.

• Mute: Enables you to make your voice response mute.

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• DTMF: Power on/off the operations of DTMF.

• Conference*: Enter multiple party conference call state. By following the prompts, you can have the following functions: receive waiting calls, add them into multiple party call, maintain the multiple party call, talk privately with one party of the conference while maintaining all other callers, connect one party in the call conference with another party while exiting the multiple party call oneself, maintain one party of the multiple party call and end current call and all other maintained calls.

The menu marked * items will only appear in special

circumstances. For conference function, it is necessary to apply for service supply to corresponding service operator.

2.6 INPUT METHOD

This mobile phone provides the following input methods:

Input Method Icon Explanation

Upper case English input method

Lower case English input method

Digit input method

2.6.1 Keyboard

In idle screen, press the left soft key to directly access the Menu. In idle

screen, press the right soft key to directly access the Phonebook list. While accessing menu, the current functions of the left and right soft keys will be shown in the bottom line of the screen, as they are closely related to the current status of the phone.

2.6.2 Navigation keys (Up/Down and Left/Right keys)

Direction keys are used to readily access different functions which can be

assigned by dedicating the keys by Dedicated Keys option in Settings.

2.6.3 Pound key

Press the pound key to enter “#”.

Press and hold the pound key in idle screen to activate/deactivate the

Silent mode.

While working on the editing screen, press the pound key to change the

input method.

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2.6.4 Number keys

Press number keys (0-9) to enter numbers.

Press and hold number keys (2-9) to start speed dial.

You can also use number keys to select menu. If a number is shown

before an option in the menu list, you can select the option quickly by pressing the corresponding number key.

2.6.5 Asterisk key

Press the asterisk key to enter “*”.

Press the asterisk key twice in a row to enter “+”, to make an international

call.

2.6.6 Communication control keys

Calling key is used to make a call after a number has been entered or

selected from the phonebook or to answer an incoming call.

Ending key is used to end a call during calling or conversation, or to quit

the menu and return to idle screen. Press and hold the ending key for about ﬁ ve seconds to turn on/off the phone.

2.6.7 Connection jack

The connection jack is used to connect charger and headset.

The following icons may be displayed in the ﬁ rst line of the screen.

Signal strength for SIM 1

Signal strength for SIM 2

Battery status

Keypad locked

Alarm activated

Connected to the GPRS network

Ring

Vibration only

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3 PHONEBOOK

You can store information such as names, phone numbers, and e-mail

addresses in the phonebook. Phone numbers can be stored in your mobile phone or SIM card. The mobile phone can store up to 1000 records, the amount of phone numbers that SIM card can store vary with its capacity.

In standby state, you can access this interface with the help of right soft

key.

3.1 QUICK SEARCH

Quick Search allows you to quickly search an entry in the Phonebook by

entering the key letters or words of the name.

You can quickly locate the number of the person you want to contact.

Enter the initial letter of the person’s name, and related records about it will display on the screen. Please use the Up / Down key to select the number as desired, and then press Talk Key to make a call.

3.2 SEARCH CONTACT

Search contact allows you to search the speciﬁ ed contact by entering

some words in the edit interface and searching out that speciﬁ ed contact.

3.3 ADD NEW CONTACT

You can add a new contact entry to the phonebook of SIM 1, SIM 2 and

phone memory.

On selecting SIM 1 and SIM 2 to save the phone number, you get the

following ﬁ elds to edit:

• Name

• Number

On selecting Phone memory to save the phone number, you get the

following ﬁ elds to edit:

• Name

• Number

• Home Number

• Company Name

• E-mail Address

• Ofﬁ ce Number

• Fax Number

• Birthday

• Associated Picture

• Associated Video

• Associated Sound

• Caller Group

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3.4 COPY ALL

This function enables you to copy all entries both from the SIM card to

Phone / Other SIM and vice versa.

3.5 DELETE

You can delete entries from the SIM card and Phone.

To delete entries from SIM card or Phone select “From SIM 1”, “From SIM

2” (if both are inserted in the phone) and “From Phone” respectively.

You can select “One by One” to delete entries by selecting a particular

phone number.

3.6 CALLER GROUPS

This mobile phone supports incoming call group function. You can

select groups, view and edit group details under incoming call group list interface.

Member addition or reduction of incoming groups is only limited

to phone record on the mobile phone.

3.7 EXTRA NUMBERS

This feature enables you to enter Service Dialing Numbers and SOS

Numbers in SIM 1 and SIM 2.

3.8 SETTINGS

This function enables you to check memory status and preferred storage

location.

3.8.1 Memory status

It is the default storage location of the phone number. You can also select

different storage location when saving a phone number.

3.8.2 Preferred storage

It enables you to select your preferred storage location as “SIM memory”

or “Phone memory”.

If either of your storage location gets full, the phone will

automatically save your message at an alternate location.

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3.8.3 Fields

It enables you to set vCard details, such as Home number, Company

name, E-mail address, etc.

3.8.4 My vCard

You can create your own card via vCard method. The options available

are:

Edit my vCard: Enables to edit the vCard by entering details in the

following ﬁ elds:

• Name

• Number

• Home Number

• Company Name

• E-mail Address

• Ofﬁ ce Number

• Fax Number

Send my vCard: Enables you to send your vCard.

3.8.5 vCard version

This function enables you to set the version of your vCard.

4 MESSAGES

4.1 SMS

The phone supports Short Message Service (SMS). Picture, animation,

melody and sound can be added in the short message. Short message can also be created by using templates.

4.1.1 Inbox

All received messages are saved in the inbox. You can further edit or

forward these messages.

Select SMS > Inbox, for accessing SIM1 and SIM 2 messages and to

select the SIM use the navigation key. On selecting the message, press Option and the following options will display:

Reply: Enables to reply to the sender of the message.

Delete: Enables to delete the current message.

Edit: Enables you to edit and forward the current message.

Forward: Enables you to forward the current message.

Copy to Phone/SIM: Enables to copy the messages to SIM/Phone.

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Move to Phone/SIM: Enables to move the messages to SIM/Phone.

Chat: Enables to chat with the sender of the current message.

Delete All: Enables to delete all the messages in the inbox.

Copy All: Enables to copy all the messages from SIM/Phone.

Move All: Enables to move all the messages from SIM/Phone.

Use Number: Enables you to extract the number from the message and

then provides the option to dial or save the number in the phonebook.

Use URL: Enables you to extract/use the URL address from the

message.

Use USSD: Enables you to extract/use the USSD from the message.

4.1.2 Outbox

This folder contains the saved messages which are successfully sent

to the destination. On selecting outbox, press Option and the following options will display:

Send from SIM 1: Enables you to send the current message from SIM 1.

Send from SIM 2: Enables you to send the current message from SIM 2.

Edit: Enables you to edit and forward the current message.

Delete: Enables to delete the current message.

Copy: Enables you to copy the current message to Phone/SIM.

Move: Enables you to move the current message to phone/SIM.

Delete All: Enables you to delete all the messages from outbox.

Copy All: Enables you to copy all the messages from SIM to Phone and

Phone to SIM.

Move All: Enables you to move all the messages from SIM to Phone and

Phone to SIM.

Use Number: Enables you to extract the number from the current

message and then provides the option to dial or save the number in the phonebook.

Use URL: Enables you to extract/use the URL address from the current

message.

Use USSD: Enables you to extract/use the USSD from the current

message.

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4.1.3 Drafts

This folder temporarily contains the messages which are saved to be sent

or edited later.

4.1.4 Write message

You can create and send messages by this option:

Select Menu > Messages > SMS > Write Message. You can write a

message maximum of 612 characters. It also displays the length indicator which counts backwards from 160 to 0, but it varies from page to page as you can write a 4 page message too.

Selecting Option provides the following sub-options:

SIM 1 done: This option provides you with various options to send the

message using SIM 1.

SIM 2 done: This option provides you with various options to send the

message using SIM 2.

Use Templates: It provides option to insert the templates available in the

phone.

Insert Object: It provides option to insert object such as Picture,

Animation, Melody and Sound from their respective folders.

Format Text: It enables you to deﬁ ne Text style, Alignment and New

paragraph.

Insert Number: Enables you to insert number in the message from the

phonebook.

Insert Name: Enables you to insert a name in the message from the

phonebook.

Insert Bookmark: Enables you to insert a bookmark in the message.

Input Method: It enables you to select the method of editing the

message.

4.1.5 Templates

Your phone contains 10 SMSes which can be used commonly. You can

Edit or Erase them.

4.1.6 Text message settings

SMS settings help in to edit the settings for the text messages. It provides

the following options:

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SIM 1 message settings

Proﬁ le settings:

Enables to select the proﬁ le you have conﬁ gured in your mobile phone.

Common settings:

• Delivery report: Enables to get the delivery notiﬁ cation by making the

status ON/OFF.

Memory status: It enables to check SIM and Phone memory status.

Preferred storage: It enables you to select your preferred storage location as “SIM memory”

or “Phone memory”.

If either of your storage location is already full, the phone will

automatically save your message to the corresponding location

SIM 2 message settings:

Please refer to the content in “SIM 1 message settings”.

4.2 MMS

MMS stands for Multimedia Message Service, whose largest feature is its

support for multimedia function, capable of transmitting multimedia format information such as texts, images and voice.

MMS service needs service provider support, before use. Please conﬁ rm

whether your SIM card supports this service or consult relevant service provider. If your phone supports MMS function, you need to make some necessary MMS settings for receiving and sending multimedia information.

4.2.1 Write message

You can create multimedia messages by this option. You can edit all the

ﬁ elds with the help of left soft key. The ﬁ elds which can be entered are:

To: Enables you to insert the main recipient number. Cc: Enables you to enter carbon copy recipient. Bcc: Enables you to enter blind carbon copy recipient. Subject: Enables you to enter and edit subject. Edit Content: Enables you to edit the content.

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4.2.2 Inbox

This folder contains multimedia messages received from other users.

4.2.3 Outbox

This folder contains the saved messages which are delivered to the

recipient.

4.2.4 Drafts

This folder is a temporary storage place for MMS that are waiting to be

sent.

4.2.5 Template

Your phone contains a default template of multimedia messages.

4.2.6 MMS settings

MMS settings help in to edit the settings for multimedia messages. The

different options are:

Compose: Enables to compose a multimedia message, including Creation

mode, Picture resizing, Auto signature and Signature.

Send: Enables to set Validity period, Delivery report, Read report, Priority,

Slide timing, Delivery time for sending multimedia messages.

Retrieve: Enables to set Home network, Roaming, Read report and

Delivery report for receiving multimedia messages.

Filter: Enables to set allow/reject multimedia messages on some criteria:

Anonymous – Allow/Reject

Advertisement – Allow/Reject

Server Proﬁ le: Enables to activate and edit the server proﬁ le. Please

contact your service provider for settings.

Memory Status: Enables to view the memory usage ratio i.e. used space

and free space for multimedia messaging.

1. Cases of delivery report and anonymous transmission are

related to the service provided by your service provider, for more information contact your service provider.

2. Your phone has specially reserved certain space for storing

MMS. Saving a large amount of MMS might totally occupy this available storage capacity, therefore your phone might prompt your storage capacity as full. At this time you must ﬁ rst delete redundant information in all the MMS mail directories, so as to ensure there is sufﬁ cient space for saving new MMS.

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4.3 CHAT

It is possible to set up two Chat rooms by formulating “My Nickname” and

“Remote Number”, in this way chatting through short messages with the other party becomes possible.

4.4 VOICE MAIL SERVER

When you cannot answer a call, you can request the caller to leave a

message through Voice mail service which you can listen to, by accessing your Voice mail. Voice Mail Server is a network service to which you may need to subscribe. For more information, contact your service provider.

Select Messages > Voice Mail Server, to access this option.

4.5 BROADCAST MESSAGE

Broadcast Message enables you to receive messages on various topics,

such as weather or trafﬁ c conditions from your service provider (network service). For available topics, relevant topic numbers and more information contact your service provider.

The options available under it are:

Receive Mode: Enables to make receiving mode ON/OFF. Read Message: Enables to read the messages received. Languages: Enables to set out the preferred language. Channel Settings: Enables to set out the preferred channel.

5 CALL SETUP

On standby mode, press the calling key to directly access the call logs of

the SIM 1 card, and press the left soft key to directly access the dialed call logs of the SIM 2 card.

5.1 Call history

You can view SIM 1’s/SIM 2’s information related to call records, including

Missed Calls, Dialed Calls, Received Calls, Delete Call Log, Call Time, Call Cost, SMS Counter and GPRS Counter. If you have inserted only one SIM card, you can see only one of the SIM card’s phone records.

5.1.1 SIM 1 call history

5.1.1.1 SIM 1 missed calls

You can see the latest missed calls.

5.1.1.2 SIM 1 dialed calls

You can see the latest dialed calls.

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5.1.1.3 SIM 1 received calls

You can see the latest received calls.

5.1.1.4 Delete SIM 1 call logs

You can delete Missed calls, Dialed calls, Received calls and All calls from

SIM 1 card.

5.1.1.5 SIM 1 call timers

You can view time of the Last call, Dialed calls, Received calls and Reset

all call’s time on SIM 1 card.

5.1.1.6 SIM 1 call cost

You can view call cost of the Last call and Total call cost on SIM 1 card.

You can also Reset cost and set the Maximum cost and the Price per unit on SIM 1 card. It requires network support.

5.1.1.7 SIM 1 text message counter

View and reset the numbers of short messages sent and received on

SIM 1 card.

5.1.1.8 SIM 1 GPRS counter

View the volume of GPRS last sent, last received, all sent and all received

on SIM 1 card. You can also reset the counter on SIM 1 card.

5.1.2 SIM 2 call history

Please refer to the content in “SIM 1 call history”.

5.2 CALL SETTINGS

5.2.1 SIM 1 Call Settings

5.2.1.1 Caller ID

This option enables you to set your caller ID by network, hide your caller

ID or send your caller ID. You can hide your caller ID only if it is supported by your network provider.

5.2.1.2 Call waiting

This option enables you to Activate/Deactivate call diversion and check

the query status.

5.2.1.2.1 Activate

If activated, an incoming call is signaled by a call waiting tone when

you are on another call. The number/name of the incoming call will be displayed simultaneously.

5.2.1.2.2 Deactivate

Enables you to cancel all the call waiting functions.

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5.2.1.2.3 Query Status

Enables to enquire the current status of your query from the network.

5.2.1.3 Call divert

Enables to set Divert all voice calls, Divert if unreachable, Divert if no

answer, Divert if busy, Divert all data calls and Cancel all diverts.

5.2.1.4 Call barring

It allows you to restrict the calls that you make and receive on your phone.

You can set outgoing calls, incoming calls, cancel all calls or change the call barring password. It is a network based service.

5.2.1.5 Line switching

This option enables you to change the phone line in use.

5.2.1.6 Closed user group

Enables you to create group of contacts and conﬁ gure them for various

tasks.

5.2.2 SIM 2 Call Settings

Please refer to the content in “SIM 1 call settings”.

5.2.3 Blacklist

This function enables you to add the number in the blacklist and activating

it enables you to block calls from that number.

5.2.3.1 Mode

Enables you to set the mode to On or Off.

5.2.3.2 Blacklist Number

This function enables you to add the number in the blacklist to block calls

from that number.

5.2.4 Auto redial

This option enables you to set auto redial on/off.

5.2.5 Speed dial

This option enables you to set the speed dial phone numbers. You can set

8 speed dial options on number keys 2-9.

5.2.6 IP dial

Set and activate the IP* dial to dial a phone number with an automatically

added IP preﬁ x. This function needs network support.

5.2.7 Background sound

This option enables you to play a background sound during an active call.

You can also add your own sound.

5.2.8 Call time display

It enables you to power on/off the call time display.

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5.2.9 Call time reminder

This function enables you to set the call time reminder as Single time or

Periodic.

5.2.10 Auto call disconnect

It enables you to disconnect the current call automatically after certain

duration of time. You can on/off this option and set the time between 1 and 9999 seconds.

5.3 VOICE CHANGER

Voice changer is the unique feature of the phone which let you to change

the voice. You can set the voice changer On/Off and select different kinds of voices.

6 FILE MANAGER

You can use File Manager to organise your ﬁ les in folders, in the phone

and memory card. If a memory card is inserted, the ﬁ les stored on it are organised separately.

Select Phone or Memory card and then select Options to browse, copy,

delete, and move ﬁ les in folders. Depending on the size and type of memory card the read time will differ.

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7 MULTIMEDIA

7.1 IMAGE VIEWER

Image Viewer provides you with a quick view of the picture functions. You

can view the pictures from the photo’s folder.

View: Enables you to view the captured images. Browse Style: You can view images in List style or Matrix style. Use: Enables you to send the image to wallpaper, screensaver or to the

phonebook. Send: Enables you to send the images via MMS or Bluetooth. Rename: Enables you to change the name of the image. Delete: Enables you to delete the current image. Delete all Files: Enables you to delete all the image ﬁ les stored in the

image viewer folder. Sort By: Enables you to sort the images in the Image Viewer by name,

type, time and size. Storage: Enables you to set the storage location for the image.

7.2 VIDEO PLAYER

Video player enables you to play the video ﬁ les stored on your Phone or

Memory card. Select a video ﬁ le that you want to play using direction keys

“Up” and “Down” and then press OK key to enter the options menu. The

option enables you to perform operations such as Play, Forward, Rename,

Delete, Delete All Files, Sort and Store.

In the playing interface, press OK key to play current video ﬁ le. Press “OK”

key again to pause playing. Press right soft key to stop playing. Press up

or down key to adjust volume and left or right key to quickly adjust the

speed of video playing. Your phone supports AVI video and certain 3GP

video formats.

7.3 AUDIO PLAYER

Audio player allows you to play audio ﬁ les. The phone supports T-Flash

Memory card. You need to save music ﬁ les to My Music folder to have a

direct access.

• Play: Play the music ﬁ les.

• Detail: Check the details of music ﬁ les.

• Add to Ringtones: Add the music to ringtones.

• Refresh List: Enables you to update the play list.

• Settings: Settings includes Auto generated list, Repeat, Shufﬂ e,

Background play and Sound effects.

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7.4 SOUND RECORDER

Your phone supports two kinds of recording formats: AMR and WAV.

Select a format from settings in options. You can also record and save a

call in the Phone or the Memory card.

7.5 FM RADIO

You can use your phone to listen to FM radio stations once the original

Headset is plugged into the accessory’s connector.

Select Menu > Multimedia > FM Radio, to access radio controls, it also

provides the following options:

• Channel List: Enables you to check out the list off all the available

channels.

• Manual Input: Enables you to receive and set the channels manually.

• Preset Auto Search: Enables you to search for channels automatically

and reset the channel list.

• Settings: Enables to set the settings for “Background Play”, “Loud

Speaker”, “Record Format”, “Audio Quality” and “Record Storage”.

• Record: Enables you to record FM programmes, while you are

enjoying them. It can be processed by pressing OK Key.

• Append: If there is any record, then you can append record after it.

• File List: Enables to scroll over all of the records available in phone.

7.6 SCHEDULE FM RECORD

You can schedule to record one or more FM programmes at a time, as per

you conﬁ gure. You can set up to four sets of recordings.

Make sure you have enough free memory on your Phone or the

Memory card to store the recordings.

7.7 MELODY COMPOSER

You can compose your own ringtones and music by using this option.

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8 GAMES

Select Menu > Games, to access the games.

Game interface offers option to select a game, the user can select the

following games from the interface:

• F1 race

• Riches

• Puzzle

On selecting a game the user will receive the following options:

Start Game: To start the game

Game Level: Enables to conﬁ gure the game level.

Best Grades: Enables to see best grades/score.

Game Help: Displays the introduction about how to play the game.

Game interface also displays the Game settings option: Game Settings: You can conﬁ gure your game settings such as

background music and sound effect by this option

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9 SERVICES

9.1 STK

STK (SIM Application ToolKit) is shown only if it is provided on your SIM

card. For further details, please contact your network operator.

9.2 WAP

WAP function enables you to use the phone to surf the internet.

Homepage: Enables to connect browser to the homepage, you have set.

Bookmarks: The phone displays a list of stored bookmarks. To add a

page to bookmarks go to Bookmarks > Options > Add bookmark.

Recent Pages: Displays the recent web pages visited.

Ofﬂ ine Pages: Displays the list of web pages, previously visited, while

you are working ofﬂ ine.

Enter Address: Enables you to enter the website address for visiting a

particular web page.

Service Inbox: This folder stores all the messages from the operator and

the WAP functional messages.

Settings: Enables to set the browser settings, including SIM selection,

Proﬁ le editing, Browser options, Service Message settings, Clearing

cache, Clearing cookies and Trusted certiﬁ cates.

9.3 DATA ACCOUNT

This function enables you to set the account information:

GSM Data: Enables you to set Account name, Number, User name,

Password, Line type, Speed and DNS.

GPRS: Enables to set Account name, APN, User name, Password and

Authentication type.

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10 ORGANISER

10.1 E-BOOK READER

Your phone can be used to read the books by storing them in *.txt ﬁ le*

format. It supports view of UCS-2, ASCII and UTF-8 encoding documents.

Select Menu > Organiser > E-Book Reader, to access/read the books

stored in your E-Book folder.

10.2 CALENDAR

You can use the phone’s calendar to keep track of reminders, calls you

need to make, meetings and birthdays. You can set the calendar to sound

an alarm for your task.

Pressing the left soft key for “Option” which enables you to View Tasks,

Add task, Jump To Date and Go to weekly view.

View Tasks: Enables you to view task’s list and add tasks.

Add Task: Use Navigation keys for moving to the day you want and

press Options to Add Task. You can select task type such as: Reminder /

Meeting / Course / Date / Call / Anniversary.

Jump to Date: Enables you to input a date to jump to a particular date.

Go to Weekly View: Enables you to access monthly view and weekly

view.

10.3 CALCULATOR

You can use your phone’s calculator to add, subtract, multiply and divide.

1. Press the # key to enter decimal point.

2. Press the up, down, left and right key and OK key to select +, -, x, /, +

and = respectively.

3. Press Clear to delete the ﬁ gures.

This calculator is limited in accuracy and rounding off, thus,

errors might occur.

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10.4 UNIT CONVERTER

You can make the units conversion for weight and length.

In the ﬁ rst entry ﬁ eld, select the format from which unit you want to convert

and to which. In the second entry ﬁ eld, enter the value to be converted.

After entering the value, press OK to automatically convert it into required

value.

10.5 CURRENCY CONVERTER

You can use your phone for converting currency. You have to select the

amount and currency to which it has to be converted.

10.6 TO DO LIST

Use your phone to keep a track of Reminder, Meeting, Course, Date, Call

and Anniversary. It displays all schedules for present and the future days,

under the option menu, it is possible to Browse, Add, Edit, Delete, and

Delete All the entries.

10.7 STOPWATCH

10.7.1 Typical stopwatch

• Split Timing: Enables you to take intermediate timings in a sequence.

To start the time observation, press Start. Press Split every time you want to record an intermediate time. To stop the time observation, press Stop. To start the time observation again, press Resume, the new time will be added to the previous time.

• Lap timing: To record repetitive lap timing, reset each period to zero.

To start the time observation, press Start. Press Lap every time you complete a lap and want to reset time for the next lap. To start the time observation again, press Resume and the new time will be added to the previous time.

• View Record: Enables you to View, Add, Edit, Delete and Delete all the

list of records.

10.7.2 nWay stopwatch

It offers to take the intermediate time for all the directions by pressing up/

down/left/right key. The total time is displayed on the top of the screen.

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10.8 ALARM

You can set the device to sound an alarm at a desired time. The mobile

phone can set upto ﬁ ve alarms, and supports shutdown alarm.

Select Menu > Extras > Alarm, to access the alarm.

To set the Alarm, select the time and set the Options: On /Off, Time,

Repeat Type, Snooze time and Alert type.

You can repeat the alarm Once, Everyday or as User Deﬁ ned.

10.9 WORLD CLOCK

You can scroll to browse every city’s time zone in the world map. The

related date and time will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.

10.10 HEALTH

Your phone is a complete health calculator, it offers two different

calculations:

10.10.1 BMI (Body Mass Index)

This feature enables you to calculate Body Mass Index, by entering the

details in the ﬁ eld:

Select Male / Female.

Height: Enter the height in Cm.

Weight: Enter weight in Kg.

10.10.2 Menstrual

This feature enables you to perform menstrual calculations, by entering

the details in the ﬁ eld:

Last Menses Date: Enter the last menstrual date.

Average Period: Enter the average period in days.

10.11 FLASHLIGHT

Your phone is equipped with ﬂ ashlight and you can switch ON/OFF as per

your convenience.

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11 SETTINGS

11.1 DUAL SIM SETTINGS

You can set the dual SIM mode on your mobile phone, according to the

following options:

• Dual SIM Active

• Only SIM 1 Active

• Only SIM 2 Active

• Flight Mode

11.2 PHONE SETTINGS

Select Menu > Settings > Phone Settings, to get access to these

options:

Time and Date: Enables to set time and date by setting home city, time,

date and format.

Schedule Power: Enables to set the time for automatic power on/off.

Language: Enables to select the desired language for the display text.

Preferred Input Methods: Enables to select the desired input method for

the default input method.

Display Properties: Enable to set display characters such as Wallpaper,

Screen saver, Date and Time.

Greeting Text: Enables you to enter words as your greeting text once you

switch on the phone.

Sound Effect: Enables you to set the audio effects.

Shortcuts: Enables you to set the shortcuts for the functions you use

frequently.

Dedicated Key: Enables to dedicate speciﬁ c keys for speciﬁ c functions.

Auto Update of Date and Time: Enables to update the date and time

automatically.

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11.3 USER PROFILES

You can select your own user proﬁ le for the phone.

Select Menu > Settings > User Proﬁ les, to access different proﬁ les.

• General

• Meeting

• Outdoor

• Indoor

• Headset

• Save Power

You can activate and customise them as per your need.

Activate: Enables to select a particular proﬁ le and activate it.

Customise: Enables to set Tone setup, Volume, Alert type, Ring type,

Extra tone and Answer mode.

11.4 NETWORK SETUP

11.4.1 SIM 1 network setup

11.4.1.1 Network selection

Search or select network can help search the network where you are. You

can select the network selection mode as: Automatic or Manual. When you

select automatic, the phone will make the preferential selection according

to the network. When you select manual, you are required to select the

same network as the registered network.

11.4.1.2 Preferred networks

Select your preferred network. The default network is the service provider

of your SIM card.

11.4.2 SIM 2 network setup

Please refer to the content in “SIM 1 network setup”.

11.5 SECURITY SETUP

11.5.1 SIM 1 security setup

11.5.1.1 SIM 1 lock

The PIN number can prevent the illegal use of your SIM card. You can set

SIM 1 lock On/Off by this feature.

If you input the wrong PIN code thrice you will be asked for the

PUK code. PUK is used to release and modify the locked PIN. If the PUK code is not provided or missed, then please contact your network operator.

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11.5.1.2 Fixed dial

This function enables you to set the ﬁ xed dial option On or Off.

11.5.1.3 Barred dial

This function enables you to set the barred dial option On or Off.

11.5.1.4 Change password

This option let you to change the password of your phone.

11.5.2 SIM 2 security setup Please refer to the content in “SIM 1 security setup”.

11.5.3 Phone lock

You can lock or unlock the phone. Enter the password to activate or

deactivate the phone lock. When the phone is locked, you will be required

to enter the phone password.

11.5.4 Auto keypad lock

You can lock or unlock the phone keyboard and set the key lock time

between 5 sec. – 5 min.

11.5.5 Change password

This option lets you change the password of your phone.

11.5.6 Mobile Tracker

This function enables you to trace the phone incase it gets lost. Your

default password is “0000”. If someone inserts another SIM card in to your

lost mobile, you will receive an SMS from the new SIM card indicating the

new user. The different options which have to be conﬁ gured are:

11.5.6.1 Setting Status

Enables to set the Status to On or Off.

11.5.6.2 Guard Number

Enables you to specify the bonding number to which the message should

be sent in case the SIM is changed.

11.5.6.3 Trace Content

Enables you to specify and edit the contents of the message mean’t to be

received, incase the SIM is changed.

11.5.7 Long distance Control

This function is useful when you lose your mobile. You can control your

lost mobile from a distance. Your default password is “0000”. You can

also change the password for your security. To set a new password go to

Settings > Security Setup > Change Password.

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You can execute the following functions in long distance control:

Control Functions:

• Power Off - It will power off the lost mobile.

• Disk Format – It will format the disk.

• Delete Phonebook – It will delete all phone book entries.

• Delete SMS – It will delete all SMSes.

• Phone lock – It locks the phone.

Control Number:

Control Number Mode:

• Appoint Mode - You need to deﬁ ne a speciﬁ c mobile number as the

Appoint Number for instance +91**********, from which you can control your lost phone.

• Random Mode – If you select random, you will be able to control your

lost phone from any mobile.

Appoint Number: You can deﬁ ne up to 5 mobile numbers with +91********** from which you

can control your lost mobile.

Receive Content: It enables you to send content to your lost mobile through SMS.

11.6 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS

All settings can be restored to factory settings with this function. The Lock

code for the phone in factory setting is 0000.

On restoring, the phone to factory settings, the default network

settings will remain the same which was previously conﬁ gured.

Note:

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12 DISCLAIMER

Features and speciﬁ cations speciﬁ ed in this manual are subject to

change without prior notice. Certain mobile phone features may not be

activated by your service provider, and/or their network settings may limit

the feature’s functionality. Services and some features such as GPRS,

e-mail may be dependent on the network, SIM card, as well as on the

compatibility of the devices used and the content formats supported,

and may require network/service subscription/solutions. Data transfer

speeds are network dependent. You must use the same Bluetooth

Proﬁ le to enable the Bluetooth devices to communicate with one

another. To determine the proﬁ les supported by other Videocon products,

visit http://www.videoconmobiles.com For other devices, contact

their respective manufacturers. Certain Bluetooth features including

those listed may not be supported by all compatible Bluetooth enabled

devices, and/ or the functionality of such features may be limited in certain

devices, or certain wireless carriers. Always demand for original Videocon

mobile phones to protect yourself from buying tinkered and/or used or

tampered phones. Buy Videocon tested and Videocon certiﬁ ed compatible

accessories and add-ons. The warranty is applicable only for Videocon

phones, the company is not responsible for any loss or theft. Always use

Videocon original Enhancements (including batteries) for safety. The use of

any other type may invalidate warranty applicable to the mobile phone and

can also be dangerous. The phone is designed to operate using Lithium-

ion batteries approved by the Videocon phone manufacturers. Using non

approved batteries with the phone may result in poor performance and

can cause damage to the phone or its enhancements or attachments.

The display and products visualisation here are for illustrative purposes

only. All features, functionality and other product speciﬁ cations are based

on the latest available information and are correct at the time of printing,

however such product speciﬁ cations are subject to change without notice

based on newer versions and enhancements. The unauthorised copying

of copyrighted material is not legal and is inimical to the provisions of the

newer versions of information provided in this manual, which might be of

further use.

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APPENDIX I: TROUBLESHOOTING

If you encounter problems while using the phone or if it performs erratically, you can consult the information in the following table. If a particular problem cannot be resolved by using the following information, contact the dealer from whom you purchased the phone.

Problems Possible causes Possible solutions

Poor The network signal is too weak at your Move to a location where you can reception current location, for example, in a receive the network signal properly. basement or near a tall building, wireless transmissions cannot reach effectively.

The network is busy at the current time, Avoid using the phone at such time or for example, during the peak times, there try again after waiting for a while. may be too much of network trafﬁ c to handle additional calls.

You are too far from a base station You can request a service area map for your service provider. from your service provider.

Echo or noise Poor network trunk quality on the part of Press the ending key and dial again. your service provider. You may be switched to a better quality network trunk or phone line.

Poor local telephone line quality Press the ending key and dial again. You may be switched to a better quality network trunk or phone line.

Battery The battery or battery charger is damaged. Contact the dealer. not charging The temperature of the phone is below - Adjust the battery charging properly 10°C or higher than 55°C. environment to avoid extremes of temperature.

Poor contact between the battery and Check all connectors to make sure all charger. connections have been made properly.

Shortened The standby time is related to your If you are located in an area where service provider system conﬁ guration. signaling is weak, temporarily switch The same phone used with different off the phone. service providers’ systems will not provide exactly the same length of standby time.

The battery is depleted. In high Use a new battery. temperature environments, battery life gets shortened.

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If you are not able to connect to the Change your location to one where network, the phone will continue to the network is accessible or temporarily send out signals as it attempts to turn off your phone. locate a base station. Doing so consumes battery power and will consequently shorten the standby time.

You cannot Battery power has exhausted. Recharge the battery. switch your phone on

SIM card SIM card malfunctioning or damaged. Take the SIM card to your service error provider for testing. SIM card is inserted improperly. Insert the SIM card properly.

Debris on the SIM card metal area. Use a soft and dry cloth to clean the SIM card metal area.

Unable to SIM card invalid. Contact your service provider. connect to You are not within the service area of Check the service area with your the network the network. service provider. Poor signal. Move to an open space or if you are inside a building, move closer to a window.

PIN code is You have entered an incorrect PIN Contact your service provider. If the blocked code for three consecutive times. service provider provides the PUK code of the SIM card, use the PUK code to unlock the SIM card.

Unable to The memory of the phonebook is Delete unnecessary data from enter already full. the phonebook. information into the phonebook

Unable to Your service provider does not support Contact your service provider. select certain these features or you have not applied features for services that provide these features.

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APPENDIX II: ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATION

GSM Global System of Mobile Communication

GPRS General Packet Radio Service

SMS Short Message Service

WAP Wireless Application Protocol

FDN Fixed Dialing Numbers

SIM Subscriber Identity Module

PIN Personal Identiﬁ cation Number

PUK Personal Unblocking Key

IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity

MCC Mobile Country Code

MNC Mobile Network Code

Call waiting A service provided by the network, which allows you to answer another incoming call without interrupting the active call, but it is different from a conference call. You can only talk to one party at a time while another party is put on hold.

Call divert A service provided by the network, which allows you to divert an incoming call to a speciﬁ ed number according to different circumstances.

Roaming The phone is not used in the area of its local registered network. It includes international and domestic roaming. In this manual it refers to international roaming only.

STK SIM Application Toolkit