Videocon V1415N User Manual

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V1415N

User Manual

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I.Legal Notices

All rights reser ved. Reprodu ction, trans fer, distribution or storage of part or all of the contents in this documen t in any form with out t he p rior written permission of “VIDEOCON” is prohibit ed. “VIDEOCON” operates on a policy of continuous development. “VIDEOCON” reserves the right to make changes and imp rovements to an y of the products described in this do cument without prior notice. Under no circumstances shall “VIDEOCON” be respon sible for any loss of data or income or any spe cial, incid ental, cons equential o r indirect damages howsoever caused.

The c ontents o f this document are pro vided as it is . Ex cept as r equired by applic able law, no w arranties of any ki nd, ei ther de selected or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warran ties of m erchant ability and fitne ss fo r a partic ular purpose, are made in relation to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this document. “VIDEOC ON” rese rves th e right to revise this document or withdraw it at any time without prior notice. The availability of particular products may vary b y region. Please check wit h “VIDEOCO N” Executive.

II. Software Update information

To e nh an ce d ev ic e pe rf or ma nc e, w e recommend that you get in touch with the nearest “VIDEOCON” Authorized Service Center, regarding

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the availability of updated rmware for your device.

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

III. Safety Precautions

Plea se comp ly with the se prec autio ns to avoid putting yourse lf or other around you in a dangerou s or illegal situation , and ensure peak performance of your device.

Icons Descripon

ROAD SAFETY

Do not use your device while driving.

INTERFERENCE

All wi reless de vices cou ld affect your device performance.

HOSPITALS

Switch off the device nea r hos pitals and medical equipment.

AIRCRAFT

Swi tc h off t he de vic e in ai rc raf t. Wi r e le s s d e vi c e s c a n c a u se interference in aircraft.

REFUELLING

Switch off the device when refueling. Do not use th e d evic e a t r efuel ing point.

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BLASTING AREAS

Swit ch o ff the devic e n ear blast ing areas.

USE SENSIBLY

Use in normal condition. Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily.

QUALIFIED SERVICE

Only qualied personnel may instal l or

repair phone.

BATTERIES

Use only a pproved batteri es. Do not connect incompatible products.

WATER-RESISTANCE

Your device is not water-resistant. Keep it dry.

Important safety measures

Your phone is design ed to com ply with all the necessary precautions an d requirements and should be treated with care. The suggested safety measures will help you to use this product without causing you any health hazard.

• When buying a cell phone, make sure it has

a low SAR (Specic Absorption Rate).

• Us e a wi re le ss h an ds -f re e s ys te m

(hea dphone , h eadset ) w ith a lo w p ower

Bluetooth emitter.

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• Eit her kee p c alls sh ort or sen d a SM S instead . This advice appli es esp ecially to children adolescents and pregnant women.

• Whene ver possib le, only use cell phone when the signal quality is good

• Peo ple hav ing act ive med ical im plan ts should kee p their c ell phone at least 15cm away from the implant.

• The FCC advice: “ Many people mistakenly assume that using a cell phone with a lower reported SAR value necessarily d ecreases a us er’s exposure to RF e missions, or is somehow “safe r” th an usi ng a cell phone with a high SAR val ue. While SAR values are an important tool in judging the maximum poss ible exp osure to RF ener gy from a particular model of cell phone, a single SAR

value does not provide sufcient information

about the amoun t of RF expos ure u nder typical usage conditions to reliably compare individual cell phone models.”

• World H ealth Org anization (WHO) Advi ce:

Organ izatio ns s uch as t he Wo rld Health Organi zation and the US Fo od an d Dru g Admini stratio n hav e sta ted t hat i f peo ple are conc erned and want to red uce their exp osur e they co uld us e a h ands -fre e device to keep the phone away from the head and body during phone calls, or reduce the amount of time spent on the phone.

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IV. Disclaimer

Some applica tions accessibl e thro ugh yo ur mobile belong to third parties a nd are protected by copy right , p atent , t radem ark and/ or othe r intellectual property laws. Those applications are provided s olely for your personal noncommercial use. You may not use any application in a manner that has not been authorized by t he appli cation owner or provider.

“Third party content and services are provided “as is.” “VIDEOCON” does not warrant content or services so provided, either expressly or impliedly, for any purpose. “VIDEOCON” expressly disclaims any im plied war ranties, i ncluding but not limited to, w arranties of merc hantability or fi tness for a particular purpose.

“V IDE OCO N” do es no t gua ra nte e the ac cur acy , val id ity, tim eli ne ss, l eg ali ty, o r compl eteness of any conte nt o r se rvice made ava ilab le thr ough t his de vice a nd und er no cir cum sta nce s, inc lud ing n egli gen ce, s hal l “VIDEOC ON” be l iable, whether in contract or tort, for any dir ect, indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages, attorney fees, expenses, or an y oth er dam age s aris ing o ut of , o r in connection with, any information contai ned in, o r as a result of th e use of any content or service by you or a ny third party, even if a dvised of the possibility of such damages.” Third party services may be terminated or interrupted at any time, and

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“VIDEOCON” makes no representation or warranty that any content or service will remain available for any period of time.

Vid eoc on res erv es the r ight , in it s s ole discretion to ch ange/modify/upd ate the software (incl uding witho ut l imitati on, the a vailab ility of

any featu re or co ntent) of the phone at any time

without prior notice.

Content and services are transmitted by th ird parties by m eans of networks and transmissi on fa cil iti es ov er w hic h “VI DE OCO N” ha s no cont rol. Witho ut limiti ng t he genera lity of this disc laime r, “ VIDEO CON” expr essly di sclai ms any r esponsibilit y or liability for a ny inter ruption or suspensi on o f any cont ent o r ser vice made available through this device.

“ VIDE OCON ” i s n eith er resp onsi ble nor liable for customer service related to the content and services. Any question or request for service relating to the content or services should be made direc tly to the respec tive conte nt a nd s ervic e providers.

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V. SAR

Your phone meets the SAR requiremen ts for exposure to radio waves, recommended by Govt. of India. Your mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receive r. It is designe d and manu facture d so as no t to exce ed th e lim its f or e xposure to

radio-f requency (RF) energy, as r ecommend ed

by the Govt. of India. Thes e lim its are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The limits include a substantial safety margin designed to ensure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The expos ure standar d fo r mo bile phones emp loy s a uni t of me asu rem ent k now n as

SAR (Specific Absorpt ion Ra te). Th e SAR limit

recommended by the Govt. Of India is 1.6 Watt/kg taken over a volume containing a mass of 1 gram of i ssue. Th e highe st SAR value for V1415N is

0.608 W/Kg. Press *#07# to check the SAR value on your phone display.

Phone Shortcuts

By default the Navigation key shortcuts are set as below:

UP: Camera Down: Audio player

Le: Write message Right: FM Radio

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General Information

Thank you for selecti ng our V1415N mobile phone. T his user guide wil l provide you with the general information and operation instructions.

The package includes a chargeable battery, a charger and other accessories. Please refer to the Accessory section for details.

Note:

Use only accessories approve d by the phone

manu fact urer to ensu re safe ty. F aili ng t o

compl y wit h th is wi ll v iolate the terms and

conditions of the warranty.

If the contents and displays descri bed in this

user guide do not matc h the actual operation

of the phone set, please use the display of the

actual phone set. We reserved the rights t o

change the mechanisms of the phone without

notice.

This use r guide is subject to cha nge without

notice.

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1.Security

Emergency call

In any countr y, yo u ca n di al 112 (or oth er

emergency call number) for emergency help.

Note:

Based on th e natur e of cellular network ing,

the success of the emergency call cannot be

guaranteed.

For your safety

• Switch off the phone in hospitals and aircraft. Obey any res trict ions. Wir eless dev ices can affect t he medical treatment and cause interference in aircraft.

• Some medical devices such as hearing aids and pacemaker may be sensitive to external radi o f reque ncy emis sion s. C onsu lt t he device manufacturers or your doctor before using the phone around the medical devices.

• Pay special attention to the ring tone volume and vibration setting s if you h ave a heart problem.

• In ar eas wi th p ot en ti al ly e xp lo si ve atmosphe re, such as gas stat ions, f uel or chemical trans fer or storag e facilities, obey all signs and instructions.

• You phone will emit radio frequency even in the standby mode. Turn off you phone when so instructed.

• Al wa ys o be y al l th e lo ca l la ws and

regulat ions. D o not use your ph one wh ile dri vin g. U se Ha nds -fr ee op era tio n, if available, and give ful l attenti on to driving and to the road. Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so require.

• If yo ur phon e is lost or stolen , notify your service provider immediately to stop the SIM card from being used.

• When you contac t yo ur se rvice provid er, they will need your IMEI number. It is printed

on the back of your phone set (you can nd

it w hen y ou rem ove yo ur ba ttery), or c all

*#06# to look up y our IMEI number. Copy this number and save it for future need.

• To prev ent yo ur pho ne fro m misu se, lo ck you r SIM c ard o r pho ne, a nd ch ange passwords when necessary.

• Do not remove the battery without turning off the phone . Failure to follow this instru ction may result in data lost.

• When y ou leave yo ur vehi cle, ta ke the phon e w ith you or pla ce it in the glov e compartment to avoid theft.

• Keep the phone , battery or c harger ou t of reach of children.

Notices for your phone use

• Do not keep the phone near magnetic cards

and other object with magnetism. The phone’ s magne tism may cl ear the inf ormat ion stored on floppy disk, pre-paid phone c ard and credit card.

• Use the phone near lan d phone, television, radi o a nd o ffice aut omati c d evice s ma y cause interference and affect the function of the mobile phone.

• Keep the phone dry, all kin ds of l iquid can erode the electronic circuit.

• Ke ep t he ph on e aw ay f rom e xt rem e temperatures.

• Keep the phone away from hot places where the tempera ture may e xceed 60°C, such

as the dash board, windowsill, near re or a

lighted cigarette.

• Do not paint the phone.

• Do not drop the phone or violently crush or shake the phone.

• Do not disassemble or modify your phone. This can damage the phone, cause leakage and break the internal circuit.

• Use only da mp c loth or non-s tatic cl oth to c lean y our ph one. D o not use alcohol, thin ner, ben zene or ot her chem ical s o r abrasive cleaner to clean your phone.

• The phone will become warm under normal use and while in battery charging.

• Do n ot le av e the p hon e wi th ba tt ery uninstalle d or with the battery empty f or a long period of ti me. Thi s may cause data

loss.

• The metal p arts of the phone may i rritate yo ur s kin dep en din g on you r he al th condition.

• Do n ot put the phone i n the back pocket. Sitting on it may damage the phone. Do not put the phone on the bottom of a bag. You may crush it.

• When the vib rate mode is on, place the phone careful ly to avoid it b eing dr opped from a heigh t or be ing moved to a heat source due to the vibrating.

Notice for batteries use

• Do not disassemble or modify your batteries, otherwise it can cause leakage, over h eat,

re or explosion.

• Disposing battery in a re can cause re or

explosion. Old batteries should be returned to your dealer or be dispos ed according to local regulations. Do not dispose the battery as household waste.

• Do not short the cir cuit of the bat tery with wires, need les o r oth er me tal o bjects, or store the batteries with necklace or other met al obj ect s, oth erw ise it c an cau se

leakage, over heat, re or explosion.

• There is a risk of blinding if the liquid of the batteries gets into your eyes. In case of this,

do not rub your eyes, you should rinse your eyes well with fresh wate r an d go to the hospital immediately.

• If the leaked liquid of the battery touches the skin, it can burn the skin. Please wash your skin with fresh water and go to the hospital immediately.

• Never put the ba ttery in you r mont h. The liquid of the battery can be toxic.

• Stop us ing the batt ery when yo u fi nd it became hotter, and change color and shape abnormally during use, charging or storing.

• Keep the batteries dry.

• Do not use or store batteries near re, heater

and oth er place wi th high tem pera ture, otherwise it can result in leakage, over heat,

re or explosion. Store the battery in a cool

and ventilated place without direct sun light.

• Do not charge the battery for more than 24 hours.

• The battery can be charged and discharged for hu ndreds of times but it will e ventually wear out. The battery life is shortened with each charging.

• Whe n rep lac ing t he ba tte ry, use o nly the bat ter ies a ppr ove d by th e ph one manufacturer. Damage resulting from using un-authorized batteries will not be covered by warranty.

Trafc safety

• Do not us e y our pho ne when dr iving a vehicle. Give full attentio n to driving and to the roa d. Provided there is an emergency, stop yo ur vehicle in a safe place and t hen use y our phone . Please obey all the local

trafc laws and regulations.

• Nor mally t he elect roni c s yste ms in the veh icl e shou ld no t b e aff ecte d by the

RF (Radio Freq uency) signa ls f rom y our

wirel ess phone. How ever if you suspec t any dama ge i s r esulti ng from the RF of your phone, c ontact y our car dealer. Stop

using your phone in the car until a qualied

technician clears the problem.

• Turn off your phone when in the gas station or any place where using wireless equipment is prohibited. Do not place or transport your

phone with inammables or explosives, the internal sparkle may cause re.

Airplane safety

• Power off your pho ne before boarding, the use of a wireless phone in an airplane will be dangerous to the operation of the airplane and disrupt the wireless telephone network and maybe illegal. Failure to observe these instructions may lead to law suit or denial of GSM cellular network service to the offender.

• Should ther e be an emergenc y sit uation,

contact crew member.

2.Getting Started

2.1.Assembling the device

Gently hold the back cover of the device and

slide in upward direction to open

2.2.Batteries

The b attery is include d in the pack age. It is not fully charged out of factory but it may still be able to power on your phone. Please com pletely use up the power of the batt ery and then charge it for at least 12 hours with your phone turned off. You battery will reach its op timal state after three cycles of charge and discharge.

2.2.1 .Instal ling a nd un installi ng th e

battery

To install the battery, remove the back cover

from the phone by pressing rmly on the cover and

slide it up. Align the golden contacts of the battery to the contacts in the phone, and then gently snap down the battery into place. Re-assemble the back cover.

To uninstall the battery, ip the battery out from

the bottom of the battery.

2.2.2.Using the battery

The wa iting tim e and calling time cap acities

specied by the phone manufacturer are obtained

und er the id eal ope rati ng envi ron ment . T he actual values will vary with the network condition, operating environment and operation method.

Please comply with the local regulatio ns of

disposing t he battery (such as recycling). Do not

dispose it as household waste.

2.2.3.Battery level indicator

Whe n t he phon e is on, the b atte ry leve l indicator is located at the upper right corner of the screen.

2.3.Connecting to the Network

2.3.1.SIM card

Pleas e ins ert availab le Su bscrib er Id entity

Module (SIM) card into your phone before using it.

SIM card is supplied by your network carrier.

Al l the inf orm at ion rel ate d to n et wor k connectio n is recorded on the SIM c ard, so are the contact inform ation such as na mes, p hone numbers and SMS t hat you set to st ore on the SIM. You can take out the SIM card fro m th e phone and insert it into another GSM phone to use it. Most new pho nes will recognize th e SIM c ard automatically.

Do not to uch the g olde n c onta cts of the SIM c ard and place it away from electricity and magnetism to avoid damage. You will not be able to use the phone if the SIM card is damaged.

Note:

Before inserting and taking out the SIM card,

always make sure that the phone is switched

off and disconnected from any external power

source; otherwise both the phone and the SIM

card may be damaged.

2.3.2 .Instal ling a nd un installi ng th e

SIM card and Memory Card.

The SIM c ard u sually comes attach ed to a spec ial card. The meta l co ntacts of SIM car d is e asily d amaged by scr atching, so t ake it out carefully before assembling it into the phone.

Switch off the phone; remove the back cover, battery and other external power s ource. Fit the SIM card into the SIM card slot. Align the angled corner of the SIM card wi th the s lot. Slide in the SIM card, mak e su re i t is in plac e, i nstall the battery, and restore the back cover.

Likewise, to remove the SIM card, switch off the phone, remove the battery and then take out

the SIM card.

Insert memory card. Take compa tible m icro SD card, and place it into its respective slot.

2.3.3.Unlock the SIM card

PIN code

Your Persona l Id entifi cation Numb er (P IN)

code protect s the SIM card against unauthorized use. Your PIN code is usually supplied with the SIM card. If this secu rity function is enabled, you need to enter the PIN code every time you turn on the phone. You can also disable this function.

To unlock the SIM card , press and hold the power button to turn on the phone. Enter the PIN code. After three consec utive incorrect PIN code entries , the code is bl ocked, and yo u need the PUK code to unblock it.

PUK code

This code is required to change a locked PIN code. If the code is not supplied with the SIM card, contact your service provider. After ten consecutive incorrect PU K code entri es, the SIM card canno t be us ed any more. Please contact your ser vice provider to buy a new SIM card. You cannot edit

PUK code. If it is lost, Please contact your service provider.

2.3.4.Connecting to the network

After the SIM card is unlocked, you phone will automatically search for the registered network or other local available network. Once connected, the name of the network carrier will appear on the top of the screen.

You phone is now in Standby mode, ready for making and receiving calls.

2.4.Text Input Method

Thi s pho ne pr ovi des v ari ous t ext in put methods that allow you to use less key strokes to input and search for text:

• ABC/Abc input method

• Hindi input method

• Numbers 123 input

Phone Layout

2.5.Notication Icons

Indi cator ico ns p rovid e us eful info rmatio n about the device, including battery level, network signal stre ngth, current date & time, Bluetoot h status and so forth.

Icon Descripon

Battery level Indicator

Network signal Strength,SIM1

Network signal Strength, SIM2

Roaming is active for SIM1

Roaming is active for SIM2

Memory card inserted

Unread messages

Alarm is activated

General prole is active

Outdoor Prole is Active

Meeting Prole is Active

Silent Prole is Active

Earphone inserted

Bluetooth activated

3.V-Connect

Operators funcons of STK menu.

4.Call History

With this function, you can view the information of Call History.

Press OK Key

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and select Call Logs under the standby mode if you ar e desired to ente r in this function.

In the ca ll histo ry, you can ca rry out th e following operations: view the call history, edit the call history, s ave the call history to ph onebook,

add the call history to the blacklist, delete the call history, you can also v iew the call ti me and call cost.

Select any a log, Press Left Soft Key

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to enter

the Option list:

View: View the detail of the current call. Call: Call the current number. Send message: Directly input the SMS an d send it to the current number. Save To Phonebook: save to phonebook. Add To Blacklist: Add the number to black list and block the same number to call you. Delete: Delete the current logs.

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Multimedia

4.1.Camera

With th is function, you can snap. Press OK

Key to snap under the view-nding window.

Enter Camera Option, Your options include:

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Switch to video recorder：Switch to video interface.

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Image viewer : Enter in the album folder to view all the photos.

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Camera Settings : Set up th e camera with Anti Flicker and Delay Ti mer opt ions. S et the timer status as On/Off or select the time period.

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Im ag e S e tt in gs : S et up th e p ho to parameters.

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White Bala nce: Adjust t he color balance of the photo.

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Scene Mode: Set up the scene mode as Auto or Night Mode.

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Storage: Select the location for the storage of images as Phone or Memory Card

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Restore Default: Recover all settings into the initial values.

4.2.Image Viewer

You ca n vie w the photo s sna pped with t he camera through this function.

Select a photo le and press <Option> under

the photo list window

View: View the selected image.

Details: Show some information of image.

Brow se S tyle: You can sele ct list styl e or

matrix style.

Send: Send the selected image to Bluetooth.

Use a s: Send the s elected i mage fil e to the

wallpaper, to screen saver or to phonebook.

Rename: Change the name of the image.

Delete: Delete the selected image.

Storage: Select the storage location as Phone

or Memory Card.

4.3.Video recorder

In video recorder, your options include:

Swit ch to c amera：Swit ch to t he camer a

interface.

Camcord er Set tings: Set up the Anti flicker

setting.

Video Set tings: Set up the video param eters

like Video Quality.

Storage: Select the storage location as Phone

or Memory Card.

4.4.Video player

You can play the video with this function. Select a video and press [OK] Key under the video list window and begin to play. You can use the following keys during the play.

Key Funcon

Le key

Press to go backwards. Press and h old to conti nuously go backwards.

Right key

Press to go forwards. Press and h old to conti nuously go forwards.

OK Key

Press to play/pause the video.

Le so key

Press to go to Options.

Ri gh t s o ft

key

Press to stop the video and go back

UP key

Press to increase the volume

Down key

Press to decrease the volume

*key

Press to enter/exit Full screen view

4.5.Audio Player

You can enjoy the music with this function. You can use the following keys during the play.

Key Funcon

Le Key

Press to switch to a previous song with cursor. Press and hold: go backwards

Right Key

Press to switch to a next song with cursor. Press and hold: go forwards

UP Key

Press to the stop the audio.

Down Key

Press to go to playlist.

Pre ss

Left So ft Key

t o v iew Pla y l ist, yo ur

options include:

Play: Play the currently-selected song.

Details: View th e detaile d informa tion of the

currently-selected song.

Refresh list: Refresh the list of current list

Settings: Set up the music player.

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List auto gen.: set up to on/off the function.

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Repeat: Set up to open/close the function. If you open the function, you can select repeat Once or repeat All

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Shufe: Set up to open/close the function.

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Background play: Set up to ope n/close the function..

4.6.Sound Recorder

You can take a recorder in this function.

After record, access Options:

New re cord: Sel ect this option to recor d the

sound.

List: View the currently-sele cted sound files.

Select any recording clip and press Options to

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Play: Play the selected sound.

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Rename: Rename the selected sound.

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Delete: Delete the selected sound.

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Send: Send sound le to Bluetooth.

Settings: Entering this option you c an select

the storage location as Phone or Memory Card

and set the audio quality as low or high.

4.7.FM radio

You can choose options including:

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Channel List: Play, edit or delete the saved channels.

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Manual Input: Manually enter the ch annel frequency to search.

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Auto Search: Automatically search and save the channel.

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Record: Record the currently-playing FM.

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File List: List all recorded les.

Listening to the FM radio

To listen to the FM radio

1.Connect the heads et into the headset jack at the left side of your pho ne. The headset acts as a n antenna and helps receive radio broadcast signals.

2.In Idle mode, s elect

Menu→Multimedi a

→

FM radio

to launch FM radio application.

Alternatively, press

Right Na vigation

key in the idle mode t o turn on the FM radio. If you turn on the FM rad io for the first time, confirm the auto matic sear ch for channels by pressing

right/left navigation key

3.Pre ss t he “

” to i ncreas e a nd “ *” k ey to

decrease the volume.

4.Pr ess up and do wn navi gati on keys to switch between radio stations.

5.Press OK key to play or pause.

Games

The phone has a built in Puzzle, copter games and Game Settings. Press Game Settings to view options like Audio, Vibration and Volume.

5.Messages

You can send and receive the SMS.

5.1.

Write message

Send to: Enter number and then send SMS to

the input number.

Input method: Change the input method.

Insert templates: To insert quick messages.

Adva nced: Inse rt pictur es, melod y, ph one

number and bookmark.

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Inser t Nu mber: Inse rt th e nu mber of the recipient contact.

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Insert Name: Insert the name of the recipient contact.

Save to Drafts: Save the SMS in the Draft box.

Select [send to] to enter in the sending window after fini shing the creatio n of the SMS. Selec t [Enter number] or [Add from phonebook] to search

a phone number of the receiver and nally p ress

Left Soft Key:

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Send: Send the SMS.

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Edit Recipient: Edit the recipient number.

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Remo ve Recip ient : De lete the se lecte d recipient.

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Remove All Recipients: Delete all recipients.

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Save to Drafts: Save the SMS in the Draft box.

Press

OK Key

to send the SMS.

5.2.Inbox

The Inbox lists the received SMS.

You can view the re ceive d SM S w ith this fun ctio n. Sele ct an ent ry of SMS an d p ress

<Opti on> under the inbox SMS lis t win dow to

perform:

View:

View the selected message.

Reply:

Reply the SMS to the sender;

Call sender :

Ca ll th e se nder of th e se lected

message.

Forward :

For ward the SM S to other via SIM

card 1/ 2;

Del ete :

D ele te th e s ele cte d ent ry of th e

message;

Delete all:

Delete all messages Sav e To Ph oneb ook : S ave th e reci pien t contact number.

5.3.Drafts

Saved and unsent message are saved here. Press

OK Key

to enter SIM1 drafts. And press

Left Soft Key

under the Drafts list window to perform:

View:

View the selected message.

Send:

Send the selected message.

Edit:

Edit the selected message.

Del ete :

D ele te th e s ele cte d ent ry of th e message; Delete All: Delete all messages

5.4.Outbox

The unsent out- going messa ges a re l isted

here.

Your options include: View: View the selected message. Resend: Send the selected message. Edit: Edit the selected message. Del ete: De lete t he sele cte d e ntry o f t he message; Delete all: Delete all messages

5.5.Sent Messages

Sent messages are saved here. Your options

include:

View: View the selected message. Forward: Forward the SMS to othe r via SIM card 1/ 2; Del ete: De lete t he sele cte d e ntry o f t he message; Delete all: Delete all messages

SMS templates

To insert quick messages

5.6.SMS settings

Select the Text message card (SIM1/SIM2):

•SIM 1/SIM 2

• Memory stat us：View the quantity of SMS

saved in the phone memories.

• Save sent message

：

Select On/Off to save

sent messages .

• Preferred storage

：

Select to save the SMS

in phone or SIM1/SIM2

6.File Manager

Th e F il e Ma na ge r l is ts t he al l th e f il es st ore d in you r Ph on e an d Me mor y Ca rd .

7.Settings

7.1.Dual SIM settings

You c an s et u p tw o SI M ca rds or activa te

single SIM at a time with this function with Options Dual SIM Ac tive, Only S IM1 Acti ve, On ly SIM 2 Active and Flight Mode.

7.2.User Proles

Enter in the function; display the prole mode

list including General, Silent, Meeting, Outdoor, Headset.

Sele ct one mode (Si lent mode ca nnot be

modied) and enter the option menu:

Activate: Activate the prole mode.

Custom ize: Customiz e the prof ile m ode a s following:

• Alert Type: Set the a lert type s uch as Ring

only、Vib only, Vib. And ring, Vib. Then ring.

• Rin g Type : Set t he rin g typ e suc h as

Repeat、Ascending、Beep once.

• SIM1/2 Incoming Cal l: Set the rington e for

the SIM 1/2 incom ing call . You ca n al so select ringtone from T card.

• Ringtone: Change the ringtone

• Ringtone Volume: Set the ringto ne volume

of the incoming call.

• SIM1/2 message: Select the ringtone for the

SIM1/2 message. You can also select the ringtone from T card.

• Message: To change message ringtone.

• Mes sag e Volu me: S et th e vol ume f or

message ringtone.

• Keypad: Select the ringtone for keypad.

• Keyto ne Vol ume: Set the volume for the

keypad.

Power On:

Select the ringtone for the power

on..

Time and Dat e:

You can se t ho me city, set time and date, set format for your phone and update with Time Zone.

7.3.

Display Settings

•

Wallpaper:

Select y our favorite picture as

the wallpaper of the standby window.

• Show date and time: On or off display time.

• LCD Backlight: h er e a re s e t LC D brightness and time.

7.4.Phone settings

You ca n cust omi ze you r fav orit e pho ne

functions based on your interest with this function.

Automati c Power On/Off : You ca n sched ule the timing for power On/Off. Language：Set the current system language as English or Hindi. Pref. input method: Select the default input method.

7.5.Shortcuts

Allo ws you to add the sho rtcut s f rom the default shortcuts, list can be manually added too, select Add New Contact, press the l eft soft key “Options” for the following functions:

Add: to add a shortcut.

Edit: edit the current shortcut selection

Delete: delete selected shortcut.

Delete all: delete the entire shortcut list.

Cha nge Or der: Ch ange t he orde r of the

shortcuts in the list

Dedicated Keys: You can set the direction key

to designated menu.

Au t o U pd at e T i me : To up d at e t im e

automatically

7.6.Call settings Select SIM1/2

Call waiting:

The network will inform you for a newly incoming call during t he call. P lease contact wi th your network operator to launch or close the functi on be cause the functi on requires the network support.

Call div ert:

Dive rt a n i ncomi ng c all to a designated phone number under the presetting conditio n. This functio n can be l aunched or closed.

Call barring:

Set up the right of calling and answering. This function requires the network support. You can launch or close the function.

Line switching:

Switch the line between line

1 and line 2.

Advance settings

Blackli st:

Select a Contact to blackli st, in

order not to receive any calls from the number.

White list:

To add trusted contacts, not to be

blocked.

Auto red ial:

S et up wheth er the pho ne is tempt ed to r edial wh en t he call fail s i n connection.

Auto Call Recording

：

Open automaticall y re pl ay , d ia l- up co nn ec ti on fa il e d to automatically replay.

Call t ime rem inde r:

Sel ect to re lea se prompt tone during the cal l in each i ntegral minute time.

Answer mode:

You can select any key or

Auto answer when headset mode.

7.7.Network settings

You can set u p the phone network with thi s

function.

SIM1/SIM2 network settings Net work s elec tion : choi ce the m odes o f searching the phone network, including Auto and Manual modes.

7.8.Security settings

You can m anage your phone safely with thi s

function.

The phone l ock pa ssword, SIM1/SIM2 card

password and PIN2 support 4-8 digit numbers, do not supp ort other characters. The password and PIN2 of S IM ca rd are prov ided b y the netwo rk opera tor. W hen the P IN/PIN2 is input wro ngly in success ively three times, the SIM card will be locked.

The PU K /PUK2 are re quired to input if you

want to unlock the SIM card. The PUK/PUK2 is provided by t he networ k operat or. If the PUK is input wrongly i n successi vely 10 times, the SIM card will be locked and discarded permanently.

7.8.1.SIM1/2 security

•

PIN lo ck:

o pen or c lose th e PIN lo ck

functio n. Wh en PIN lock is launched, the

PIN shall be input upon each power-on.

•

Change PIN:

PIN l ock must be e nabled,

Just can be change.

•

Change PIN2:

input the correct PIN 2. Just

can be change.

The SIM2 security setup is same to the SIM1

security setup.

7.8.2.Phone security

•

Phone lock

pen or clo se th e phon e loc k fun ction. When the phone lock is launched, the phone lock password shall be

input upon each power-on.

•

Change password

You can change the phone password.

7.8.3.Auto Keypad Lock

Set to lock the keypad.

7.8.4.Mobile tracker

Use Mobile tracker feature to help you locate your device if it is lost or stolen. When someone inserts a new SIM card in your device, the Mobile tracker feature automatically sends a message to preset recipients, so that you can initiate steps to recover it. To activate Mobile tracker, go to Menu

→Settings→Se curity Sett ings→Mobile Tracker.

The available options for Mobile tracker are:

Not e: You will be r equi red to en ter you r

passw ord (defa ult as 0 000) to access the

Mobile tracker feature.

• Mode: Enter the default password 0000 to change the status to On or Off.

• Numbe r: E nter the Number to whic h the message would be sent.

• Preset Content : Defa ult me ssage c ontent which c an be edited to be recei ved by the recipient when the phone gets lost.

• Change Passwor d: Chan ge pas sword, as long as you k now the current p assword. If

you are changing your password for the rst

time, then use the default password “0000” when prompted to enter the old password.

7.8.5.Privacy protect

Privacy lock allows you to secure your phone func tion s t o a void any un auth orize d a cces s. You can set t he

Status

as on and off. You can select the functions on which you want to activate privacy lock in the

Options

, such as Phonebook, Message lock, Call History, and File Manager. The

default password in “0000”.

7.9.Restore factory settings

You c an recove r th e ph one into the init ial

setting with this function.

8.Phonebook

You c an s av e a ph on e nu mbe r in t he

memories of SIM cards or phone.

Press RSK Key under the id le mode on th e main screen and then s elect Phonebook if you desire to enter in the function.

Select a contact in the contact list window and press Options to perform:

View:

Display the current number.

Send Message:

Directly input the SMS and

send it to the searched phone number.

Call:

Call the current contact.

Edit:

Edit the current contact.

Delete:

Delete the current contact.

Copy:

Copy the current contact.

Add to Blacklist

：

Will the current contact

added to the blacklist list.

Mark several:

Mar k the contact, and then

send SMS or delete marked.

Calle r gr oups

：

In order to fac ilita te the ad dre ss bo ok ma nag eme nt s，yo u can contact will be added to the di fferent group s respec tively. Can s et fo r eac h gro up alo ne group the bell

Phoneb ook setting s

：

You c an m anage

the phonebook with this function.

• Preferred selection: You can select preferred

storage in SIM1, SIM2, phone or all.

• Speed dial: You can a ssign t he quick dial

numb ers (2- 9) t o t he 8 f reque ntly -used

phone numbers.

• Memory status : View the quantity of phone

saved in the SIM cards or phone memories.

• Copy Con tacts : C opy conta cts betwe en

phone and SIM card.

• Move Cont acts: Mov e co ntacts bet ween

phone and SIM card.

• Delete All Contacts: Such as the title.

9.Organizer

9.1.

Torch:

Press OK key on or o to use torch. Alternavely pres s hold the “0” key to On/O the Torch

Ebook reader:

To read books.

9.2.

Calendar

The screen will highlight the date of today after displays th e monthly calendar when you enter in the calendar function.

Press

Left Key

Right Key

to m ove by

day.

Press

up Key

Down Key

to mov e by

week.

Options will include

• Jump to Date: Jump to the date you wish for.

• Go to today: Return to the present day

• Go t o wee kly vi ew: Vi ew the calen dar by week.

• Panch angam: See the basic Indian day s

as pe r the Indian panchang as Da y, Tithi, Paksha, Month, Year.

• Festival list: See the yearly festival list

• Settings: Set English or India calendar.

• Help: A brief description of India calendar

Tasks:

To add tasks to remind.

9.3.

Alarm

You can set up that the alarm clock will ring at

a specic time with this function.

Setup of Alarm Clock Select an alarm clock and enter into a larm

clock setup window.

Set up the ala rm clock wit h t he follo wing

options:

• Set the alarm clock stat us a s ope ned o r

closed.

• Set the alarm clock time.

• Set the repeat, once, Everyday, Days.

• Alarm Tone

• Select the snooze time.

• Set the Alert type.

Af te r s et ti ng p l ea se s av e t he ch an ge

9.4.World clock

You can view the current local time of various

countries.

9.5.Calculator

To access calculator, pres s

Menu→Organizer

→

Calculator

Your p hone comes with in-bui lt co nversio n ap pl ica ti on t ha t yo u c an u se t o pe rf or m calcula tions o n a daily basis, such as addi tion, subtraction, division, and multiplication.

To make a calculation:

1. E nter th e firs t numbe r of the c alculation .

Select

Clear

to delete the last digit entered.

2. Select a function, ‘+’ (Up navigation key), ‘÷’ (Right navigation key), ‘-‘(Down navigation key) or ‘×’ (left navigation key).

Enter the secon d number of the calculat ion,

and select OK to get the result

9.6.Bluetooth

Your opons include:

Power: Open or close the Bluetooth Visibility: Open or close the visibility. My d evi ce: S how t he de vic e wh ich i s connected Search audi o dev ice: Search for the audio device. My name: Show off the name of Bluetooth. Ad van ced : set u p Aud io pa th , Sha rin g permission and view the address of Bluetooth. Audio path: You can select leave in phone or forward to Bluetooth headset. Sto rage: You ca n s elec t e ither P hone or Memory card as the storage location.

My address: View Bluetooth address.

10.Appendix

10.1.FAQ

The phone cannot be turned on

When the battery is very low, the phone may

not be turne d on pro perly. Plea se c harge the

battery.

Cannot make certain calls

Check if Call Barring is set. If it is set, you may

not be able to make calls or only certain calls are

allowed.

My call is picked up by another phone

Check if call dive rt i s se t. I f it is set, your incoming calls may be diverted to other numbers or devices.

10.2.Error Message

Please insert SIM card

Make sure you have inserted SIM card. If you have installed it but it cannot be detected, please try clean the gold en contacts of the SIM card by using a dry cl oth. If it still is not working, please

contact your network carrier.

No service

If you are in a n ar ea n ot c overed by your network, or if a physical obstacle is present, such

as in an enclosed area, the message “No service” will be displayed on your Standby screen and you will not be able to make or receive calls. You can

try move closer to a window for better reception.

For emergency only

When you are outside your network but inside

other network, you can only make emergency call.

No Valid SIM card

Your S IM ca rd is lock ed or it has an er ror.

Please insert th e right SIM card or c ontact you r

service provider.

Enter PUK code

After three conse cutive incorr ect P IN co de entries , the code is bl ocked, and yo u need the PUK code to unblo ck i t. C ontact you r s ervice provider. Af ter seven consecutiv e incorrec t PUK code entries, the SIM card cannot be used any more. Please contact your service provider to buy

a new SIM card.

•

Care and maintenance

Thank you for c hoosing our phone. Should you encounter any problem with the phone, please

contact our dealer or qualied service provider.

Your phone is a finely designed and c rafted product . Ple ase us e it with care. The f ollowing instructi ons will help you co mply wit h the terms

of the warranty and e njoy this product for man y

years:

• Kee p the p hon e and a ll its p art s and accessories out of the reach of children.

• Keep t he phone dry, all kinds of liquid will erode the electronic circuit.

• Do n ot use or store the ph one in a d usty plac e to avo id damagi ng the remov able parts.

• Keep the phone away from hot places, high temperature can shorten the life of electronic devi ce, warp or melt cert ain plasti c an d damage batteries.

• Do not attempt to open or disass emble the phone, non-expert handling may damage it.

• Do no t drop, crush or shake the phone t o avoid damaging the internal circuit board.

• Do no t u se har sh che mica ls, cl ean ing solven ts or stron g dete rgent to c lean t he phone.

• Do not p aint the p hone or th e pai nt ma y obst ruct the remo vable par ts a nd affect operation.

• Use on ly the s uppl ied or a n a ppro ved re pla ce me nt an te nn a. U nau th ori ze d anten nas, modi ficati ons, or attach ments could damage the phone D o not hold the external antenna when the phone is in use. Holdin g the ext ernal antenna affe cts c all quality and may cause the phone to operate

at a hi gher powe r le vel than neede d. I n addi tion, us e o f u nauth orize d a ntenn as may result in non-compliance with the local

regulatory requirements in your country.

The ab ove instruc tions apply to yo ur phone, battery, cha rger and other acces sories. If any of them does not work properly, please send it to a

qualied service provider.

E-Waste Management

What is E-waste?

• 'E- was te' m ean s w ast e ele ctr ica l a nd

electronic equipment (WEEE).

How harmful is e-waste?

E-w aste s are con sid ered da nge rous , a s certain components of some electronic products contain m aterials that are haza rdous, dependin g on the ir cond ition a nd dens ity. If imp roper ly disposed, they can leach lead and other harmful

substances into soil and groundwater.

Govt. of India vide notication dated May 12,

2011 has announced E-wast e (Management and

Handling) Rules, 2011 (“Rules”).

According to these Rules , the consumer now has the legal responsibility to dispose of the waste elect rical and elec tronic equi pment (pop ularly

known as “WEEE”) in the prescribed manner and

not by ju st th rowing it i nto a dustb in or givin g/ selling it to scrap dealer.

V R ECYCL E , i s an ini tiativ e by Vid eocon where we recycle your old and no long er useful phones.

There are 3 easy steps to begin playing your part:

Step 1: Grab your old and useless phone (or

its accessories).

Step 2: Locate a Videocon Collec tion P oint near you, available at http://www.videoconmobiles. com/v-recycle.htm

St ep 3 : Dr op yo ur o ld p ho ne i nto t he designated collection boxes.

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