Videocon V1410 User guide

Videocon V1410

Table of contents

Legal Notices ..................................... v

Introduction .......................................1

Software Update Information ........3

Getting Started .................................4

Assembling the device ....................4

Charging the Device .........................6

Know your device .............................7

Phone layout .......................................7

Dual SIM Card ...................................... 8

Flight Mode ..........................................8

Keypad Lock ........................................ 8

Navigation Keys ................................8

Screen Icons ..................................... 10

Basic Operations ............................ 11

Making and Receiving calls ........ 11

Making a Call using Call History 11

Call Options ....................................... 11

Connecting to the PC .................... 12

V-Connect ........................................ 14

Sim tool kit ........................................ 14

Wireless Access Protocol ............14

Data Connect ...................................15

Call history ...................................... 16

Multimedia ...................................... 17

Camera ................................................ 17

Image Viewer ................................... 18

Video Recorder ................................ 18

Video player .....................................18

Audio player .....................................19

Sound Recorder............................... 19

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FM Radio ............................................ 19

Schedule FM Recording ............... 20

Game ................................................ 21

Messages ........................................ 22

SMS ......................................................22

MMS .....................................................23

Chat...................................................... 23

Voice mailbox ..................................24

Broadcast message ....................... 24

File Manager ................................... 25

Settings ........................................... 26

Call Settings .....................................26

User Profiles ..................................... 27

Dual SIM settings ........................... 27

Phone settings ................................ 28

Display settings .............................. 29

Network settings ...........................29

Security settings ............................ 29

Restore factory settings ............. 32

Phonebook ..................................... 33

Quick Search ..................................... 33

Search Contact ................................ 33

Add New Contacts ......................... 33

Copy or Delete ................................. 34

Caller Groups .................................... 34

Extra number ................................... 34

Phonebook Settings...................... 34

vCard ...................................................35

Organizer ........................................ 36

Bluetooth ..........................................36

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Calendar ............................................. 37

To do list ............................................ 37

Alarm ................................................... 38

Calculator ........................................... 38

E-book reader ..................................38

Stopwatch ......................................... 38

World clock ........................................ 39

Unit converter .................................39

Currency converter ........................ 39

Laser Pointer .................................... 39

Appendix:

Long Distance Control Commands 4 0

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Legal Notices

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or all of the contents in this document
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permission of VIDEOCON is prohibited.

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improvements to any of the products
described in this document without prior
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or income or any special, incidental,
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The contents of this document are
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either expressed or implied, including,

but not limited to, the implied warranties
of merchantability and fitness for a
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notice.

The availability of particular products
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VIDEOCON Executive.

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Introduction

Safety Precautions

Please comply with these precautions
/ measures to avoid actions that may
endanger your safety and those of
other road users, and maximize device
performance.

Road safety

The use of a mobile phone while driving
is illegal. If you need to make or receive
a call, move your vehicle to the left side
of the road and allow it to come to a
complete stop before using your phone.

Aircraft Safety

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 your phone off when entering

any explosive area. Observe any
provided guidelines or regulations.

Emergency Calls

The Emergency Number worldwide
for mobile is 112. If you are out of the
coverage area of your mobile; network,
dial 112 and the mobile will search any
existing network to call the emergency
number.

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Introduction

Battery Use

To extend the battery life of your
device:

• Use the standard wall charger while
charging the phone for the first
time.

• During the first 3-4 charge cycles,
charge the battery until the battery
indicator on the display stops
moving up and down.

• Avoid partial charging. Wait for the
battery to discharge completely
before charging it again.

• Use the USB cable to charge the
device only during an emergency.

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Software Update Information

To enhance device performance, we
recommend you to get in touch with the
nearest Videocon Authorized Service
Center, regarding the availability of
updated firmware for your device.

Please see the enclosed Service Center
Directory for the Videocon Authorized
Service Center nearest to your location.

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Getting Started

Assembling the device

1. Locate the groove at the bottom of
the phone, and pull the back cover
to open.

2. If the battery is inside its
compartment, lift it in direction of
the arrow.

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Getting Started

3. Insert the SIM card. Make sure that
the contact area on the card is
facing the connectors on the device
and that the bevelled corner is
facing the top of the device.

4. Insert memory card. Take a
compatible microSD, and place it
into memory card slot as displayed
below.

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Introduction

5. Insert the battery. Align the
contacts of the battery with the
corresponding connectors on the
battery compartment and insert in
the direction of the arrow.

Charging the Device

Insert the Plug of your charger to the
charging port at the base of your phone.

When you begin to charge the battery,
the stripe of Signal Strength on the right
corner of the screen starts to roll. When
battery gets fully charged, the stripe
becomes stable and stops rolling.

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Know your device

Phone Layout

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My V1410

Dual SIM Card

Your phone support dual SIM cards,
allowing you to use two different
phones numbers on one mobile phone.

Flight Mode

Continue using basic operations of the
device while the transmitting function
is switched off. This enables passengers
on airplanes to use the device in-flight.

In Flight Mode, you cannot use the call
or messaging functions of the phone,
use of Camera, To do list, and Calendar
is permitted.

Keypad Lock

To prevent accidental dialing of
numbers, your device is configured to
automatically lock the keypad if left idle
for 30 seconds .To customize the auto
lock options, select Menu

Settings

Security Settings Keypad Lock.

Your options are:

• Select Off to disable keypad auto

lock.

• Select the period after which the
keypad is locked automatically.

To change the lock code, select Menu

Settings Security Settings
Change Password
Password.

To disable automatic keypad lock, select

Settings Security Settings

Menu

Keypad lock and select Off.

Phone Lock

Navigation Keys

Left Soft Key

In idle mode, click Left soft key to access
the main menu.

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My V1410

Right Soft Key

Use to perform functions that displays in
the lower right of the display screen. For
example, it works as a key to navigate to
the previous screen. In idle mode, click to
access the Contact list.

Dial Key

This device is equipped two dial keys.
When you receive a call, the SIM number
is displayed along with the caller’s
information. Select SIM 1 Dial Key or
SIM2 Dial Key.

End Key

Select and hold the End key to switch
the phone on or off. During a call, select
the End key to exit call.

Numeric keys (0-9)

In standby mode, use the 0-9 keys to
enter a number you wish to call.

In standby mode, press and hold “1” key
to enter Voice mailbox.

In text areas of the phone, use to insert
numbers or the corresponding alphabets.
In the application menu, press the
corresponding number to quickly select
a sub-menu item.

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Screen Icons

Indicator icons provide information such
as battery level, network signal strength,
current date & time and so forth.

Icon Definition

Battery level indicator

Network signal strength,
SIM 1

Network signal strength,
SIM 2

GPRS connected

keypad locked

Alarm is activated

Meeting profile activated

Vibrate and ring

Icon Definition

Ring

Vibrate then ring

Earphone inserted

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Basic Operations

Making and Receiving calls

Make a call

• Enter the phone number including

the area code. Select Clear to erase
a digit.

• For international calls, prefix the
number by inserting the ‘+’ sign
followed by the country code, area
code (without the initial zero and
phone number).

Receive calls

When you receive a call, the SIM for
which the call is for is displayed on the
screen along with the incoming call
information. Select SIM 1 Dial Key or
SIM2 Dial Key to receive a call.

• Select End key to exit an incoming
or outgoing call.

• To receive a call, press the Answer

key.

Making a Call using Call History

The number and time of each call that
you make or receive is stored in the Call
History module of the device. You can
retrieve a number from call history and
initiate a new call. To do so;

• Select SIM1 Dial Key or SIM2 Dial
key to view its corresponding call
logs.

• Use the up or down arrow keys in
the four-way navigation panel to
select a contact to call.

Call Options

During a call, the phone allows you
to perform various functions. Select
Options during a call to view the call
options. The options are:

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Basic Operations

During a call, select Call Options:

• Hold single Call: Place the active

call on hold

• End single Call: End the active call

• New call: Initiate new call to start a

conference.

• Phonebook: View the phonebook

• Messages: Select to launch the

Messages menu.

• Sound recorder: Record the active

call

• Mute: Turn on/off the Microphone

• DTMF (Dual-tone Multi-

frequency(: You can choose on/off,
which is to send dual-tone multi­frequency sound. This can offer
dialing to the telephone numbers

with extensions or IVR systems
installed for menu driven options.

• Voice Changer: Set different voice
mode during the call.

Connecting to the PC

You can connect this handset to a
computer’s USB port using the cable
provided with the device packaging. To
do so;

1. Connect the smaller end of the
cable to the input slot at the left
side of the phone, and the other
end to a standard USB port on your
computer.

2. An on-screen dialog prompts you to
select the connection mode, your
option;

• Mass Storage: Access the

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Basic Operations

phone and memory card of your
phone as a regular hard drive
partition on your computer.
Display Map the device as drive
on the computer and transfer
files between the PC and phone.
Great feature to backup phone
data to your computer.

• Com port: Use this device as a

modem to browse the Internet
on your computer using your
phone’s GPRS connection.

Note: This device supports mass storage
only when your phone is power off.

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V-Connect

SIM Tool Kit

If your network operator offers such a
service and you have subscribed for it,
you will be able to use this function. If
you insert a SIM card with a value-added
(STK) function, you can use your desired
service after selecting the STK service
function.

Wireless Access Protocol

WAP or Wireless Application Protocol
browser provides all the basic services
of a computer based web browser
but is simplified to operate within the
restrictions of a mobile phone. The WAP
Browser has the following options:

• Homepage: Homepage allows you

to enter the default URL on the
phone. This will enable you to go
to the same page every time you
access the homepage.

• Bookmarks: Bookmarks enables
you to mark a place in an electronic
document or a pointer (primarily to
an internet URL) in an Internet web
browser.

• Recent pages: Quick access to
frequently visited websites.

• Offline pages: Save web pages for
offline viewing.

• Enter address: Enter the desired
address (URL) of the website or
webpage in this column.

• Service inbox: Service Inbox
receives and stores URLs through
text messages from the operator.
You can read them and accept to go
to the web page and browse.

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V-Connect

• Settings: You can vary the following

settings;

o Select SIM

o Edit profile

o Browser options

o Service message settings

o Clear cache

o Clear cookies

o Trusted certificates

Data account

Data account contains two types of
accounts used to establish GSM/GPRS
connections for WAP, MMS and www
browsing.

• GSM data

• GPRS

NOTE: Select the appropriate setting
from the list for using a particular
feature depending on the availability of
the operator services.

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Call history

Use Call History to view the dialed,
received or missed calls. On the Idle
screen, press Menu
both the SIM cards are inserted, the call
history for each is displayed separately.
However, the information they provide
remains the same.

SIM history

Missed calls: Unanswered calls.

Dialled calls: List of the recently dialled

numbers.

Received calls: Displays the list of latest
received calls.

Delete call Log: Clear all call logs.

Calls timers: Duration of calls to and

from your phone.

Call cost: Approximate cost of outgoing
calls.

Call History. If

SMS counter: Total number of messages
sent or received by the device.

GPRS counter: View the amount of
data transferred during packet data
connections.

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Multimedia

Camera

Use the in-built camera to take and save
pictures. Select Menu

Camera to launch the camera

application. To take a picture, focus the
camera towards the object you wish to
click and touch OK.

NOTE: Do not move your hand until the
captured photo displays on the screen
as a still image.

Use the Options command to view and
use other camera functions:

• Switch to video recorder: Camera

mode to video recording to captue
live motion.

• Image Viewer: Choose to view

the images already stored in your
phone.

• Camera settings: Choose shutter

Multimedia

sound, EV, Night mode, Banding
(light frequency) and the Delay
timer for the camera.

• Image settings: Set the image size
(in pixel) and image quality.

• White balance: Increase or decrease
the white balance to get image
colors to display as accurately as
possible.

• Effect settings: Set the effects that
you wish to use for the captured
images.

• Storage: Choose the location, where
you would like to save the captured
pictures. You may either choose
phone memory or the microSD card.

• Restore default: Undo all
customizations and restore to
factory settings.

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Multimedia

Image Viewer

To view photos stored on your phone,
press Menu

Viewer.

Video Recorder

Select Menu Multimedia Video
Recorder.

After setting the view, you can start to
record a video by touching the OK key.
Recorded video files support the 3GP
file format.

To watch the recorded videos, select
Video Player. The options available for
video recorder settings are:

• Camcorder setting: Set the White

balance, EV, Night mode, and
Banding of the video recorder.

• Effect settings: Select different

effects for your recorded videos,

Multimedia Image

such as normal, grayscale, Sepia,
Sepia green, Sepia blue and so forth.

• Restore default: Restore the
default settings of the camcorder.

• Switch to camera: You can directly
go to camera to take the images.

Video player

Select Menu Multimedia Video
player, list of available videos are

displayed. Play videos stored on the
microSD card or the phone memory.

The supported audio formats include
MP3, MIDI, and WAV. Select Options to
perform functions such as Play, Send,
Rename, Delete, Delete all files, and
Sort.

During video playback, select and hold
asterisk key to change to full screen
view or vice a versa.

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Multimedia

Audio player

Your phone provides you a friendly
audio player device for entertainment
purpose. You may enter the audio player
via main menu. Music tracks must be
saved in My Music folder in File Manager
in order to be automatically detected
and added into the default play list. You
may listen to music through the headset
or loudspeaker. The user friendly
interface is specially designed to allow
easy access to common functions such
as play, pause, and stop.

Sound Recorder

With Sound recorder, you can record
voice conversations and save the voice
recordings as a sound clip, and play the
sound clip. Sound recorder supports the
MP3/MIDI/AMR/WAV file format.

Select Options for other options:

• Record: Start recording sound.

• Settings: Set the output format

and the storage location for the
recorded sound files. You may store
the recorded audio clips as AMR
and WAV files and adjust the Audio
quality as Low and High.

Note: If the sound file is set up as
ringtone, once renamed, the ringtone
will return to the default one.

FM Radio

Transform your device into a FM
Radio device. You must connect the
earphone to your phone as it works as
an antenna.

• Channel list: Displays the list of
channels you have saved.

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Multimedia

• Manual input: Manually enter the

frequency of the channel you want
to listen.

• Auto search: Automatically search

for available radio channels.

• Settings

o Background play: To on/off the

FM background play.

Recording format: Choose the

o

file type in which radio will be
recorded. The supported formats
are; WAV, AWB, and AMR.

o Audio quality: Set the quality

of the audio to Low or high.

o Mass Storage: Choose the

medium where the recorded
radio will be stored. Options
are phone memory and memory
card.

• Record: Start recoding the radio
broadcast.

• Append: Continue recording at the
end of a previously recorder sound
file.

• File list: View list of recorded track.

• Loud speaker: Switch loud speaker

on or off.

Schedule FM Recording

You can program this phone to record
certain FM channel at a certain time and
date.

Select Menu
Game menu. Using option under Game
settings, you may enable/disable
Background music, Sound effect, Game
vibration and Volume for the selected
game. Game interface offers option to
select a Copter or Puzzle game.

Game, to access the

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Game

Select Menu Game, to access the
Game menu. Using option under Game
settings, you may enable/disable
Background music, Sound effect, Game
vibration and Volume for the selected
game. Game interface offers option to
select a Copter or Puzzle game.

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Messages

In Messages, you can send and receive
text and multimedia messages. To
launch messages, on the idle screen,
select Menu
available functions. Message functions
are available depending on network
services that your service provider
supports.

SMS

While on the idle screen, choose Menu

Messages SMS to display the

Messages module. The various options
are:

• Write message: Compose a text

messages

• Inbox: Stores received SMS

messages

• Outbox: Stores outgoing messages

• Schedule SMS: You can schedule

Messages to view the

your messages to be delivered
at later time. You can edit the
following information;

o Date: Enter the date on

which text message has to be
delivered.

o Time: Enter the time at which

text message has to be
delivered.

o Content: Enter the content of

the text message.

o Receiver: Enter the name of

the receiver to which you wish
to send the SMS.

o SIM Card: Select the SIM Card

1/2 from which you wish to
send the messages, if both the
SIM cards are inserted.

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Messages

• Templates: Templates stores

10 preloaded/pre-written text
messages for ready usage.

• SMS Settings: Edit the profile

settings and the common settings,
and check the memory status and
preferred storage.

Using SMS Settings, you can create
different profiles for using the SMS
services, set message validity options,
check available memory, or choose the
location where you wish to store the
messages.

• SMS Black List: You can choose the

status On/Off to black list the SMS
and also enter the phone number to
be black listed.

MMS

The device supports multimedia

messaging, which allows you to send
rich content (images, videos, sounds
and so on) as message attachment to
recipients.

NOTE: Please get in touch with
your service provider regarding the
availability of multimedia messaging
services.

• Write message: Create a multimedia
message.

• Inbox: Messages received using
MMS are stored in the Inbox folder.

• Outbox: Sent messages are stored
here temporarily.

• Draft: Partial or complete text
messages that you wish to send at
a later time.

• Template: Speed up messaging g

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Messages

by using built-in MMS templates.

• Message settings: You can edit the

settings for compose, send, retrieve,
filter and the server profile. You can
also check the memory status of the
phone.

Chat

Chat enables you to enter two different
user’s default settings (Chat Room 1
and Chat Room 2) to enable sending
and receiving the messages. Chat
option enables you to see the complete
conversation on a single window.

Voice mailbox

The Voice mailbox is an interactive
system for storing, processing and
reproducing verbal messages through a
voice mailbox. The service is operator
dependant and the settings are provided

by the operator upon activating the
service on the SIM card.

Broadcast message

Your phone is capable to receive and
store broadcast messages. You can set
the receive status to ON/OFF. ‘Read
message’ folder stores the received
messages.

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File Manager

View the files stored in the phone
memory and on the microSD card.

Select Options to display the
following options:

• Open: View contents of an existing

folder.

• Create folder: You can create a new

folder.

• Format: Erase all contents of the

phone or memory card.

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Settings

The phone provides you the option to
change the settings for various features
of the phone. Select Menu
to access the Settings menu.

Call Settings

• Voice Changer: Set different voice

mode during the call.

• SIM1/2 call settings:

o Owner number: You can hide

number and send number.

o Call waiting: You can activate

this function or deactivate
it, and also view the current
settings via query.

o Call forward: You can set to

forward the incoming calls in
different conditions.

o Call barring: In order to activate

this service, it requires the

Settings,

services provided by the
network service provider. When
you change barring password,
you need to input the old
password.

o Closed user group: Several

numbers can be listed to form
a user group. Use this option
to specify restrictions to the
communication of a user group.

• Blacklist Numbers: Set whether to
activate the incoming call filter, and
set the blacklist.

• White list: Set whether to activate
the incoming call filter, and edit the
white list numbers.

• Auto redial: You can select to redial
the number automatically when a
call is not connected.

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Settings

• Speed dial: Set speed dial to ‘on/

off’, and edit the speed dial list.

• More...

o Call time display: After setting

this function on, you can view
the call time displayed on the
screen.

o Call time reminder: After

setting this function to ‘on’,
it will offer a warning tone
towards the single or periodic
setting as your own during
the call process, so you will be
reminded of the call time at
periodic intervals during a call.

o Auto quick end: Can be set

to open or close the function,
duration of time 1-9999
seconds.

User Profiles

The available profiles are: General,
Meeting, Outdoor, Indoor, Headset,
Bluetooth and also you can set the
tone, volume, alert, and ring etc. with
Customize option so that Whenever
you receive an incoming call or a new
message you can customize the use of
your phone to different types of call
environments.

Dual SIM settings

You have following options listed under
Dual SIM settings:

• Dual SIM active: This option
activates both the SIM cards.

• Only SIM1 active: This option
activates only SIM1.

• Only SIM2 active: This option
activates only SIM2.

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Settings

• Flight mode: Disables all RF based

communication for both SIM1 and
SIM2. However, you can use other
features/functions of the phone,
such as games and alarm.

Phone settings

You have following options listed under
phone settings:

• Time and Date: Let you set home

city, time and date on the phone.

• Schedule power on/off: Let you

set a particular time on the phone
when the phone should power on/
off itself.

• Language: This device currently

supports English only.

• Preferred input methods: This

enables you to select the text input

method; They are – Smart ABC/
abc/Abc, Multitap ABC/abc/Abc, and
Numeric input.

• Greeting text: Let you set your own
greeting message when you power
ON the phone.

• Shortcut: Assign shortcuts as per
your requirements to specific keys.

• Dedicated key: This option helps
you dedicate/map certain key
features of the phone with the
Directional keys (UP/DOWN/LEFT/
RIGHT) of the phone. At anytime
you can change the mapping and
select a new feature from the list of
features available.

• Auto update of date and time:

This feature automatically updates
the date and time on the phone,

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Settings

receiving it from the network.

NOTE: This feature is network

dependant.

Display settings

Under Display settings, you can set a
host of different characteristics of the
phone. Like:

• Wallpaper: Set favorite wallpaper

on the main screen or your phone.

• Screen saver: Let you set an image

as a screen saver.

• Show Date and Time: Enable you

to see the date and time on the idle
screen.

• LCD Backlight: You can set the

Brightness of the screen and also
set the time of the brightness.

Network settings

Network settings provide user the
option to select a desired network
and addition of a new network to the
network list. The network setup gives
you the following options:

• SIM1/2 Network settings: The
option available under network
settings are:

o Network selection

o Preferred networks

Security settings

Under Security settings, we have the
following options available:

• SIM1/2 security settings

o SIM1/2 lock: Select OK key

to enable PIN lock, which will

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Settings

require you to input a password
when the mobile phone is
switched on. Otherwise, the SIM
card is unavailable.

o Fixed dial: You can restrict the

call from your phone by making
a fixed dialing list that allows
only numbers on that list to be
dialled from the phone.

o Barred dial: Barred Dialing is a

SIM card/Network dependant
feature If your operator
supports it, then you can use
the facility in the phone.

o Change password: Change

Password option gives you the
options to change PIN, PIN2
password.

Mobile tracker

Mobile tracker helps track your stolen
phone. If anyone tries using a different
SIM card with your device, the device
shall automatically SMS the number of
this SIM to a maximum of two predefined
mobile numbers.

To activate Mobile Tracker, go to

Settings
Mobile Tracker. The Input Password

screen displays. Enter the default
password as “0000” to display the
Mobile Tracker screen.

In the Mobile Tracker screen

1. Change status to On.

2. Press Change Password sub-menu

Security Settings

to assign a personalized password
to access the Mobile Tracker
feature.

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Settings

3. Press Receive Stolen SMS number

and enter two valid mobile numbers
under Number 1 and Number 2.
Whenever a new SIM card is inserted
in your device its number shall be
automatically sent to the phone
numbers you entered in Number
1 and Number 2 fields as a text
message. The default password for
mobile tracker is “0000.” If someone
inserts another SIM card in your
mobile, you will receive an SMS to
the assigned number from the new
SIM card to know who is using your
mobile.

Long Distance Control

Use “For information on setting up Long
Distance Control, please refer to steps 1
to 3 from the “Mobile Tracker” section
earlier.

Once you have received the mobile
number of the SIM inserted in your stolen
device, take any mobile phone and send
commands as text messages to retrieve
phonebook data, copy messages, format
the phone and so forth.”

To see the commands for using Long

Distance Control, see Appendix Long
Distance Control commands.

Phone lock

Phone Lock protects your phone from
any unauthorized usage or unauthorized
access to information stored in the
phone. When phone lock is activated, the
phone would ask for the phone lock code
every time you power-on the phone.
Enter the lock code (default as 0000) to
use the phone. You can simply unlock the
phone by pressing Menu

Security Settings

the lock code and put it off.

Settings

Phone lock, enter

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Settings

Keypad lock

Keypad lock automatically locks the
keypad after a preset time interval. You
can set the time from 5 seconds to 5
minutes.

Data security

By entering the password (default as

0000), you can protect your Phone book,
Call history, SMS, MMS and File manager
data.

Change password

Change password option provide you the
option to change Phone lock password
and Data security password.

Restore factory settings

Selecting this option will ask you to
enter the password to restore the
phone to factory settings. The default
password is set as 0000.

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Phonebook

Save and update contact information,
such as phone numbers, or e-mail
addresses of your contacts. Add an
image or a personal ringing tone to a
contact. You can also create contact
groups, which allow you to communicate
with several contacts at the same time,
and send contact information (business
cards) to or receive it from compatible
devices. The options available are:

Quick Search

Use Quick Search to search a contact
just by entering the first few letters
in the contact’s name. As you type,
all matching contacts display as a list,
use the navigation keys to select the
required contact, and press the Dial key
to initiate a call to this contact.

Search Contact

Alternatively, enter any part of the

name of a contact, and press Options
followed by Search and Input method.
The list of matching contacts display as
a list. Use the navigation keys to select
the required contact, and press the Dial
key to initiate a call to this contact. You
may also choose to send an SMS or MMS,
delete the contact, and delete or move
the contact between the SIM and phone
memory.

Add New Contacts

To add a contact:

1. Press Menu Phonebook Add
New Contacts, and choose the

location where you want to store
this contact. Your options are phone
or SIM cards memory.

2. Select Name and enter a name for
the contact.

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3. Similarly, you can also specify
company Number, Home number,
Company name, E-mail address,
Office number and so forth.

NOTE: If you choose to store the contact
on SIM memory, you can only enter a
Name and a Number for the contact.
Other details such as company name,
e-mail address, or alternate phone
numbers cannot be specified.

Copy or Delete

You can copy or delete all contacts in
the phonebook to the phone or SIM
card memory. You can also choose to
selectively copy or delete contacts.

Caller Groups

Create a caller group to send the same
SMS to multiple contacts, without having
to compose the message separately for
each contact.

Extra number

It has the following options:

• SIM1/2 owner number: You can

Edit or Erase the owner number as
required.

• SOS number: The phone gives

you an option to dial numbers
for contacting in case of any
emergency.

Phonebook Settings

Select Menu Phonebook
Phonebook Settings. The available

settings are:

• Memory status: View used/

available memory for the SIM cards
and Phone.

• Fields: Select the information type

you want to store for each contact.

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vCard

Store your personal information as a
vCard for quick sharing with recipients
and Edit the vCard contacts.

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Organizer

To access this menu, press Menu in Idle
mode and select Organizer. The available
options are:

Bluetooth

You can communicate with other
compatible device through wireless
Bluetooth connection. Compatible
devices may include; Mobile Phones,
Personal Computers, Bluetooth
headsets. Via Bluetooth, you can send
or receive pictures, videos or music files.
The available options are;

• Activate Bluetooth: Select power
on to activate Bluetooth and Power
off to deactivate it. Bluetooth
needs to be activated to perform all
aforementioned functions.

• Search handsfree device: Locates
other Bluetooth activated audio
devices in the vicinity.

• My device: It is a list of devices,

which have been paired with your
phone before.

• Active device: Locates active

Bluetooth devices in the vicinity.

• Settings: You can set Mobile Phone

Bluetooth. The available option are:

o Visibility: Set the Visibility of

the Bluetooth.

o Device name: Change the

Bluetooth device name.

o Authentication: Authentication

while Bluetooth connection.

o Set audio path: To set whether

the audio to be transfer to
headset or stay at phone while
Bluetooth audio connected.

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o FTP Setting: Set the shared

folder of the FTP.

• My Bluetooth: Provides information
about Device name, address and
Bluetooth profiles.

Note: Bluetooth needs to be activated
to perform all the earlier mentioned
functions.

Calendar

You can use the calendar to keep track of
important meetings. To access calendar
press Menu
You can select year, month and date
using direction keys. On a selected date
you can select to view:

• View tasks: If there is a special

Organizer Calendar.

background color on a date it means
there is some task on that day. You
can also view any Note/Remark
mentioned by you for a task stored

by you previously.

• Add task: Add a task to the selected

date. You can add Others, Meeting,
Course, Date, Call, and Anniversary.
When you add a new task, you can
do the following;

o Input task duration time.

o Add a Note for that task.

o Set alarms on/off.

o Set the Priority

• Go to date: Enter a date, and then

press OK to go to a specific date for
entry/edit/viewing of task for that
date.

To do list

You can use your phone to keep track of
all your Meeting, Course, Date, Call, and
Anniversary etc.

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Alarm

Select Menu Organizer Alarm

Set the alarm to ring at a specific date
and time. Select Edit to access the
following sub-options:

• Status: Set alarm on or off.

• Time: Set the alarm at the time, you

wish to ring the alarm.

• Repeat: Select the repeat format of
the alarm whether you wish to ring
the alarm every day, or at specific
day.

• Snooze: Set the duration (in
minutes) after, which the alarm
should ring again to remind you of
an event.

• Alert type: Set the alert type of the
alarm whether you wish the phone

to vibrate or play a sound file.

Calculator

Your phone comes with a built-in
conversion application. You can use it
for calculations that we perform on a
daily basis, such as addition, subtraction,
division, and multiplication.

E-book reader

The E-book reader can read .txt
electronic documents. You can connect
the phone via a USB line to a PC and
then place .txt documents in the Ebook
folder on the phone or the T-Flash card.
Choose Menu
reader, find a .txt document and then
select Open E-Book to directly read the
.txt document.

Organizer E-book

Stopwatch

Use the stopwatch is to measure the

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amount of time elapsed from a particular
time when activated to when the piece
is deactivated.

The phone comes with two types of
Stopwatch:

• Typical stopwatch

• nWay Stopwatch

World clock

World clock can be used to know the time
in various cities across the world. You
can see a world map and immediate time
in those cities using world clock. Select

Organizer World Clock,

Menu

to view a particular city time using the
direction keys.

Unit converter

Use this feature for the converted units
of weight, length.

Currency converter

Choose Menu Organizer Currency
Converter, selects OK, and then set

the exchange rate. Select one of the
displayed options, Input the change
rate, and then select OK. The exchange
rate will be kept in the memory till you
input a new change rate to replace it.
To convert between currencies, input
the currency to be converted and then
select OK.

Laser Pointer

This device is having Laser Pointer. You
can select time in seconds to open the
laser pointer.

Note: Lasers can cause eye injuries, and
may lead to blindness.

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Appendix: Long Distance Control Commands

The table below lists the actions and the commands to execute them.

Function Command

Power off phone

Phone lock

Call divert to a particular number (eg. divert
all incoming calls of the illegal user to the
particular number 1234567890)
SMS divert to a particular number (eg. divert all
incoming messages of the illegal user to the
particular number 1234567890)

Fetch Phonebook.

Fetch SMS.

Fetch one contact NAME. (eg. for copying one
particular contact NAME from the lost phone)

Format

Cancel Call divert

Cancel SMS divert

UDCRC0000POWEROFF

UDCRC0000LOCK

UDCRC0000CALLDIVERTTO1234567890

UDCRC0000NEWMESSAGESDIVERTTO1234567890

UDCRC0000ALLNUMBERSDIVERTTO1234567890

UDCRC0000ALLMESSAGESDIVERTTO1234567890

UDCRC0000CONTACTNAMEDIVERTTO1234567890

UDCRC0000FORMAT

UDCRC0000CANCELDIVERTING

UDCRC0000CANCELDIVERTINGNEWMESSAGES

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