Videocon V1603 User guide

Table of contents

Legal Notices .....................................................iv

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

Getting Started ..................................................3

Installing and Removing the Battery ............3

Inserting a SIM Cards ............................................5

Inserting a Memory Card ......................................6

Charging the Device .............................................8

My V1603 ...........................................................9

Dual Memory Card...................................................9

Dual SIM Card ............................................................9

Flight Mode ...............................................................9

Phone Layout .................................................. 10

Know your device ........................................... 11

Navigation Key .....................................................11

Keypad Lock ...........................................................13

Screen Icons ...........................................................14

Basic Operations ............................................. 13

Making and Receiving Calls .............................15

Making a Call using Call History .....................15

Connecting to the PC .........................................15

V-Connect ........................................................ 17

SIM applicator / STK ............................................17

Internet Service ....................................................17

Data Account .........................................................18

Call Center ........................................................ 19

SIM 1/2 Call History ............................................19

Call Settings ...........................................................19

Fun & Games ................................................... 21

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Table of contents

Java ............................................................................21

Java Settings ..........................................................21

Java Default Security..........................................21

Java Network .........................................................21

User Profiles ....................................................22

Messages ......................................................... 23

SMS ............................................................................23

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

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

Multimedia ....................................................... 25

Camera .....................................................................25

Image Viewer ........................................................25

Audio Player ...........................................................26

Video Recorder .....................................................26

Video Player ...........................................................27

FM Radio ..................................................................27

Sound Recorder ....................................................28

Organizer ......................................................... 29

Calendar ...................................................................29

Tasks .........................................................................30

Alarm .........................................................................30

World Clock .............................................................30

Flash Light ..............................................................30

Quick Search ..........................................................31

Add New Contact .................................................31

Phonebook Settings ...........................................33

File Manager ....................................................36

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Table of contents

Settings ............................................................37

Dual SIM Settings ................................................37

Phone Settings .....................................................37

Network Settings ................................................38

Security Settings .................................................39

Connectivity ...........................................................40

Restore Factory Settings .................................42

Extra ................................................................. 43

Ebook Reader ........................................................43

Calculator ................................................................43

Stopwatch ..............................................................43

Shortcuts ......................................................... 44

Add New Contact .................................................44

Search Contact ......................................................44

Tone Settings ........................................................44

Volume .....................................................................44

Alarm .........................................................................44

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Legal Notices

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VIDEOCON operates on a policy of continuous
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The availability of particular products may vary by
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Introduction

Safety Precaution / Measures

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

Road safety

The use of a mobile phone while driving is illegal
and should be avoided at all costs. If you need to
make or receive an urgent call, move your vehicle
to the side of the road and allow it to come to a
complete stop before using your phone.

Inflight 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.

Emergency Calls

In case of an accident or an emergency, dial 100
(Police), 101 (Fire) or 102 (Ambulance) from your
phone. Being emergency numbers, these are toll
free and can be reached even from areas where
the network signal strength is very poor. This is a
network dependent function.

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Introduction

Battery Use

First time charging must be done using the
regular charger and not using the USB cable.

During the first 3-4 charge sessions, charge
both the battery until it has been fully charged
according to the battery level indicator. This
ensures higher battery backup and extends the
battery life.

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

Charging through the USB Cable should be
reserved during an emergency.

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Getting Started

Installing and Removing the Battery

To install the battery:

1. Press gently the back cover and slide in
downward direction to open.

2. Push the battery in the battery compartment
in such a way that the connectors of the
phone are aligned with the connectors on the
battery.

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Getting Started

To remove the battery:

1. Turn off the phone and unplug it, if it is
connected to an external power source.

2. Press gently the back cover and slide in
downward direction to open.

3. Locate the groove at the top of the battery
compartment, and pull out the battery from
the battery compartment.

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Getting Started

Inserting a SIM Card

This device supports dual-SIM cards. To insert SIM
cards:

1. Turn off the phone and unplug it, if it is
connected to an external power source.

2. Press gently the back cover and slide in
downward direction to open.

3. Slide the SIM cards in the slot in such a way
that the metal connectors of the SIM card are
facing down.

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Getting Started

Inserting the microSD Card

Use microSD card up to 4GB capacity for each slot,
to store personal files such as photos, audio files,
and videos. This device provides you the facility
to insert two microSD cards.

To insert the Memory Card 1:

1. Turn off the phone, if it is connected to an
external power source, unplug it.

2. Remove the back cover, and pull out the
battery from the battery compartment.

3. Unlock and lift the memory card cover.

4. Place the memory card with metal connectors
facing down.

5. Lock the memory card cover.

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Getting Started

To insert the Memory Card 2:

1. Locate the memory card slot at the side of
the phone.

2. Pull out and rotate the memory card cover to
open.

3. Insert the memory card into the slot with
metal connector facing down.

4. Push the memory card until it locks into the
slot.

5. Close the memory card cover.

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Getting Started

Charging the Device

This device has two slots to charge the battery.
Insert the plug of your charger to the charging
port at the side of the phone.

Two battery icons are displayed on the top right
corner of the screen. When you begin to charge
the battery, the stripe of battery starts to roll.
When battery gets fully charged, the stripe
becomes stable and stops rolling.

Charger first charges the battery which is
selected against the battery switch and after
fully charging this, it charges another battery.
For example, if you kept Battery Switch at Sub
Battery then Sub Battery will be charged first,
and then the Main Battery.

You can select any slot to charge the battery.

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My V1603

Dual Memory Card

This device provides you the facility to insert two
microSD cards.

To activate the Memory card:

Press Menu File Manager Memor Card 1/2

Note: Memory card inserted below Main Battery
is called Memory Card1 and memory card inserted
externally is called Memory Card2.

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. In
Flight Mode, you cannot use the call or messaging

functions of the phone. Use of Camera, Tasks, and
Calendar is however permitted.

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Phone Layout

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Know your device

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Know your device

Navigation Keys

Left Navigation Key: Use to write messages.

Right Navigation Key: Use to perform FM

function.

Up Navigation Key: Use to operate Camera
function.

Down Navigation Key: Use to play Audio Player.

Note: You may change the functions on

Navigation Key by changing the selection
inside Phone Settings under Dedicated Key. The
functions explained here are fixed as default in
this phone.

Left Soft Key

Use to perform functions that display in the lower
left of the display screen. In idle mode, click to
access Menu.

Right Soft Key

Use to perform functions that display in the lower

right of the display screen. In idle mode, click to
access the Contact list.

Dial Key

Press Dial key to view recent dialed calls.

End Key

End or reject calls. Press and hold this key to turn
phone On/Off, cancel function and return to the
idle screen.

Miscellaneous Keys

Functions vary in different situations or function
menus:

• While writing the message text, press “*” to
add symbols.

• In standby mode, press and hold “#” key to
switch between Silent mode and previous
mode.

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Know your device

• In video player application, “*” is used to
switch between full screen and normal view.

• While playing FM, “0” key is used to go
to FM Settings and “#” key is used for FM
Recording.

• Long press “0” key to switch ON the Torch
and again long press “0”key to switch Off.
You must ensure that the Flash Light is ON
inside Organization before using Torch.

OK Key

While navigating the device menu, use to perform
the functions that display in the lower left of the
display screen.

0-9 Keys

• 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.

Keypad Lock

To unlock the keypad, press Left Soft Key (LSK),
and then :. If the keypad lock is on, enter the lock
code when requested.

To set the keypad lock automatically after a
preset time when the phone is in the standby
mode, select

Settings

To answer a call when the keypad is locked, press
the Dial key. When you end or reject the call, the
keypad locks automatically.

Press Menu Settings Security

Auto Keypad Lock On.

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Screen Icons

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

Icon Definition

SIM1/2 Network Signal Strength

Active Call

Call on Hold

Keypad Locked

Ring

Silent Mode

Vibration Mode

Vibrate and Ring

Vibrate then Ring

Icon Definition

SIM1/2 Missed Call

1 2

SIM 1/2 Unread SMS

1 2

1 2

SIM1/2 Unread MMS

GPRS Active

Bluetooth Activated

Memory Card 1 indicator

Memory Card 2 indicator

Battery Level indicator

Alarm Activated

Earphone Inserted

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Basic Operations

Making and Receiving Calls

On the standby screen:

1. Enter the phone number including the area
code and press Dial Key. Press Clear to erase
a digit.

2. For international calls, insert the : sign
followed by the country code, area code
(without the initial zero and phone number).

3. To receive a call, press the Option :Answer or
receive it directly by pressing the Dial key.

4. Press the End key to exit the call.

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:

1. Press the Dial key to view a list of recent call
history.

2. Use the up and down navigation keys to
select the number you wish to call.

3. Press the Dial key to make 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 bottom 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 options are:

• Mass Storage: Access the phone and

memory card of your phone as a regular

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Basic Operations

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.

• Webcam: Use the device as a web camera

to voice chat on your favorite instant
messaging application.

• COM Port: Use this device as a modem

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

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V-connect

SIM applicator / STK

SIM Toolkit is a standard for providing value
added services and e-commerce over the GSM
networks, using the phone to make the necessary
transactions.

Internet Service

Internet Service browser provides all the basic
services of a computer based web browser but
simplified to operate within the restrictions of a
mobile phone. The Internet Service 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 enable you to mark a

place in an electronic document or a pointer
(primarily to an internet URL) in an Internet

web browser.

• Recent Pages: Recent Pages stores the list
of URLs which have been recently visited by
you on the WAP browser.

• Input 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.

• Settings: You can vary the following
settings:

o Select SIM

o Profiles

o Browser Options

o Service Message Settings

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o Clear Cache

o Clear Cookies

Data Account

Data account contains configuration settings for
using the MMS and GPRS services provided by
your network service provider.

• GPRS: Also known as Access Point is defined

as a collection of settings, which define how
the device creates a data connection to
the network. To use e-mail and multimedia
services or to browse web pages, you must
first define access points for these services.

This device is equipped with access points for
popular service providers. You can Add, Edit, and
Delete the GPRS access points.

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Call Center

Use this menu to view the dialed, received or
missed calls. On the Idle screen, press

Call Center.

they are: Call History and Call Settings.

The Call History sub-menu comprises of the
following options for both the SIM cards:

This consists of two sub-menus,

SIM 1/2 Call History

Use direction keys to view all calls, dialled,
received or missed calls of SIM 1 and SIM 2. On
the Idle screen, press

History

sub-menu comprises of the following tabs for
both the SIM cards:

SIM 1/2 Call History.

• All Calls: You may be able to view all the

calls.

• Dialed Calls: Displays the list of latest dialed

calls.

Menu Call Center Call

Menu

The Call History

• Received Calls: Displays the list of latest
received calls.

• Missed Calls: Displays the list of latest missed
calls.

Call Settings

Use this menu to view the SIM1/2 Call Settings
and also Advance Settings. On the Idle screen,

Menu Call Center Call Settings SIM

press

1/2 Call Settings

or Advance Settings.

SIM 1/2 Call Settings

You may be able to set the call settings for SIM1
and SIM2. The options are:

• Caller ID: Set by Network, Hide ID or Send ID.

• Call Waiting: You can activate this function

or deactivate it, and also view the current
settings via Query Status.

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Call Center

• Call Divert: You can set to forward the

incoming call in different conditions and
enable to Activate/Deactivate call diversion.

• Call Barring: In order to activate this service,

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

• Line Switching: Enables you to select Line

1/2 for the phone.

• Closed User Group: This is a network based

service. It enables to enter group name and
edit as per individual requirement.

Advance Settings

You may be able to set advance settings. The
options are:

• Blacklist: Set the Blacklist mode to On/Off,

and set the Blacklist Numbers. Blacklisted

numbers with ON status is not able to reach
your phone.

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

• Call Time Display: After setting this function
On, you can view the call time displayed on
the screen.

• Call Time Reminder: After setting this
function 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.

• Auto Quick End: Set the Auto Quick End to
On/Off.

• Reject By SMS: You can reject a call by
sending an SMS.

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Fun & Games

Press

Menu Fun & Games,

menu. You may play Puzzle game, and Magic Sushi
game. With the help of Game Settings you can set
the BGM, Sound Effect, Vibration, and Volume of
the game. Game interface offers option to set
Java, Java Settings, Java Default Security, and
Java Network.

Java

List of java enabled games or applications
currently available on your phone.

Java Settings

Tweak various options while playing Java games.
The options include, sound, vibrations, backlight,
and the permitted heap size that helps in making
game play smoother.

Java Default Security

Choose settings for installing third-party java

to access the Game

applications, or applications from entrusted
domains and so forth.

Java Network

You can select SIM1 or SIM2 profile for accessing
Java applications.

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User Profile

The available profiles are: General, Meeting,
Outdoor, Indoor, Silent, Headset, Bluetooth,
and Power Save, 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.

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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
view the available functions. Message functions
are available depending on network services that
your service provider supports.

SMS

While on the idle screen, choose Menu
Messages

various options are:

• Write Message: Create and send a text

• Inbox: Messages received using SMS are

• Outbox: Stores outgoing messages

• Drafts: Saved messages are stored in draft

SMS to display the Messages. The

message.

stored in the Inbox folder.

temporarily.

folder.

Messages to

• Templates: Templates stores 10 preloaded/
pre-written text messages for ready usage.

• SMS Settings: Edit the profile settings,
Voicemail Server, Common settings, and the
Preferred Storage. You can also save sent
messages, and check the memory status.
You can save SMS either to Phone Memory
or Memory card in .txt format by using SMS
Backup function.

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.

MMS

The device supports multimedia messaging,
which allows you to send rich content (images,
videos, sounds and so on) as message attachment
to recipients. The various options are:

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Messages

• Write Message: Create and send a multimedia

message.

• Inbox: Messages received using MMS are

stored in the Inbox folder.

• Outbox: Stores outgoing messages

temporarily.

• Drafts: Partial or complete text messages

that you wish to send at a later time.

• Templates: Speed up messaging by using

built-in MMS templates.

• MMS settings: You can edit the settings for

Compose, Send, Retrieve, and Filter. You can
also check the memory status of the phone.

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

Broadcast Message

Your phone is capable to receive and store
broadcast messages. You can set the receive
status to ON/OFF for both the SIM cards. The
messages are stored in Read Message folder. If
Broadcast Message Receive Mode is ON, it is also
displayed on the Main Screen.

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Multimedia

Camera

Use the in-built camera to take and save pictures.
Press Menu
the camera application. To take a picture, focus
the camera towards the object you wish to click
and press 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:

• Photos: View the images captured by your

phone. You can view, set the image as a
wallpaper/screensaver, rename or delete the
images.

• Camera Settings: Choose shutter sound, EV,

Contrast, Anti-Flicker, Delay Timer, and Cont.
Shot for the camera.

Multimedia Camera to launch

• 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.

• Scene Mode: Select the Auto or Night mode
for the camera to capture images in dark.

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

• Storage: Choose the location on which 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.

Image Viewer

Image viewer stores all your pictures which are
captured by the phone camera. It provides you

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the option to View, Browse Style, Send, Use As,
Rename, Delete, Sort By, Delete All Files, and
Storage options for the images.

Audio Player

Your phone provides you a friendly music player
device for entertainment purpose. You may
enter the music player via main menu or use the
side quick key for quick access. Another way to
access the music player is through the navigation
Down key. You may listen to the music in MP3,
MP4, AMR, MIDI, WAV, and AAC format. You may
also download the music content via USB or
other connection. 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 the music
through the headset or loudspeaker. The user­friendly interface is specially designed to enable
you to control, play, pause, and stop the music
player as you wish.

Note: It supports MP4, 3GP, AVI and other
formats. Although some video format of MP4,
AVI and other formats are not played because
of the larger difference between the internal
encoding formats, they need the conversion
software provided by random or other third party
software to transfer to the format identified by
this system.

Video Recorder

Press Menu Multimedia Video Recorder.

Position the camera towards the moving object,
and press the OK key or Camera key. The video
that you record can be of 3GP format. To stop
recording, press OK once again.

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

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Multimedia

• Camcorder Settings: Set the White balance,

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

• Video Settings: Set the quality of the video

as Normal, High or Low.

• White Balance: Select the white balance for

the camera to increase the intensity of white
light. You may be able to choose: Auto/
Daylight/Tungsten/Fluorescent/Cloudy/
Incandescent.

• Effect Settings: Select different effects

for your recorded videos, such as normal,
grayscale, Sepia, Sepia green, Sepia blue and
so forth.

• Storage: Select the storage location of the

recorded videos to phone memory or to
memory card.

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

Video Player

Play videos stored on the microSD cards or the
phone memory.

If you are a first-time user, select press Play List
to have the device automatically search for tracks
stored on the memory card and then add them to
the default play list. The supported audio formats
include 3GP, MP3, MP4, MIDI, AMR, WAV, and etc.
Select Options to perform additional functions
such as view song information or display the
equalizer to adjust sound levels.

FM Radio

The FM radio application turns the mobile phone
into a portable FM Radio device. It primarily
provides s the interface to a single-chip
electronically turned FM stereo radio for listening

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Multimedia

to live-broadcast stations. You must connect
the handsfree to your phone as it works as an
antenna. Right Navigation Key is provisioned to
use FM quickly on Phone’s Idle Screen.

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 AMR and WAV file format.

Select Options for other options:

• New Record: Start recording sound.

• List: You may able to view the list of already

recorded sound files from the microSD card.

• 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.

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

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Organizer

Calendar

You can use the phone’s calendar to keep track
of important meetings. To access calendar press

Organizer Calendar. You can select

Menu

year, month and date using direction keys. On
a selected date you can select the following
options:

• View: If there is a special 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.

• View All: View all the events.

• Add Event: When you add a new event you

can do the following:

o Start Date and Time: Set start date and

time for the event.

o End Date and Time: Set end date and

time for the event.

o Subject: Add the subject for the event.

o Alarm: Set the alarm status On/Off.

o Repeat: Set the alarm to repeat Once,

Everyday, Weekly, and Monthly etc.

o Location: Enter the location of the event.

o Priority: Set priority of the event as

Medium, High, or Low.

o Details: Enter details about the event.

o Status: Set the status of the event as

Done or Undone.

• Delete Event: Delete an event of a Spec
Period, Overdue or All.

• Jump to Date: Input the date to jump to the
required date.

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Organizer

• Go to Weekly View: Toggle between week/

month of the calendar.

• Indian Calendar: View the details of the

Indian Calendar like Tithi Details, Festival List,
Date to tithi, and Yearly Tithi.

• Onscreen Prompts: Choose if the calendar

should display Indian Dates or None.

Tasks

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

Alarm

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

• Status: Set the status of the alarm.

• Time: Set the time at which 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 time (in minutes) at which
the alarm should snooze.

• Alert type: Set the alert type of the alarm
whether you wish the phone to vibrate or
not.

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. Press Menu
World Clock, to view a particular city time using
the direction keys.

Organizer

Flash Light

This function enables you to switch On/Off the
torch light.

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Phonebook

Save and update contact information, such
as phone numbers, home addresses, or e-mail
addresses of your contacts. Add an image or
a personal ringing tone to a contact. You can
also create Caller 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.

Add New Contact

To add a contact:

1. Press Menu
Contact, and choose the location where you

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

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

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, but if you want to store the contact on
Memory card, then you can enter other details
such as company name, e-mail address, or
alternate phone numbers etc.

Phonebook Add New

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Caller Groups

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

The options available for Phonebook are:

View

You may be able to view the Name and Number of
selected contact person.

Send Text Message

Lets you send the text messages to the selected
contact number.

Send Multimedia Message

Lets you send the multimedia messages to the
selected contact number.

Call

You can make a call to the selected contact.

Edit

Lets you edit the selected contact.

Delete

Delete the selected contacts. You can choose to
delete contacts from SIM cards or from the Phone
Memory.

Copy

Use Copy function to copy the selected contact
To Phone (i.e. Phonebook), To SIM 1/2, and To File
(i.e. Phone Memory or microSD Card 1/2).

Move

Lets you move the selected contact From Phone
to SIM 1 or From Phone to SIM 2.

Export

Export the selected contact to Phone or Memory
Card List. List Storage is selected by you inside

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T-card Settings of Phonebook Settings as Set File
Path.

Send Contact

Lets you send the selected contact As Text
Message, As Multimedia Message, and Via
Bluetooth.

Add to Blacklist

Enables you to set the status of the selected
contact to blacklist and edit the number from
whom you do not wish to receive calls.

Mark Several

Lets you mark the several contact numbers and
send one text message to many numbers or you
may be able to Delete Marked contacts.

Phonebook Settings

Select Menu Phonebook Option
Phonebook Settings. The available settings are:

• Preferred Storage: The memory type you
want to use for storing contacts and only
display the contact list you have chosen for
storage.

• Speed Dial: Press left soft key to On/Off
speed dial, and also Set Number for speed dial
list.

• My Number: You may be able to edit your
Name and Number and it also provides the
option to send your number As Text Message,
As Multimedia Message, or Via Bluetooth.

• VCard Version:

A vCard is a file format standard for sharing

electronic business cards. However, not
all mobile phones support the same vCard
version. Select Vcard Version as Vcard 2.1 or
Vcard 3.0.

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• Save Contact Notify: This option enables

a pop-up in the phone screen to save the
contact to the Phonebook.

• Memory Status: Displays Used and Available

contacts memory of SIM1/2 and Phone.

• Copy Contacts: You may be able to copy the

contacts from SIM 1/2 to phone memory or
from phone memory to SIM 1/2.

• Move Contacts: Move the desired contacts

from SIM 1/2 to phone memory or from phone
memory to SIM 1/2.

• Delete All Contacts: You may able to delete

all contacts from SIM 1/2 or from the Phone
memory.

• List: This is the List of Exported and Imported

Contacts from SIM1/2 card, Phone, and
microSD cards. You need to check and manage
the Listed Contacts before performing Export

Contacts or Import Contacts or Export/Import
User File.

• Name Search: Search the phone numbers by
entering initial letters of the name.

• Export All: Lets you export the contacts from
Preferred Storage (i.e. SIM1/2, Phone, All) to
the List.

• Import to Phone: Import all the contacts
from the List Phone Memory (i.e. Preferred
Storage).

• Import to SIM 1/2: Import all the contacts
from the List to the SIM1/2 (i.e. Preferred
Storage).

• T-card Pbook Settings: Lets you set the file
path to export/import the contacts in .txt
format in between List and Phone/Memory
card (i.e. file path set by you). Also inform you
about the memory status of List Contacts in
Phone and Memory Card.

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• Export User File: Lets you export all the

contacts from the List to the Phone/Memory
Card (file path set by you). The file will save
in following format:

 Phonebook_user_export.txt.

• Import User File: Lets you import all the

contacts from Phone/Memory Card (file path
set by you) into the List. The format of
import user file must be in following format
from where you are interested to import the
contacts (Phone/Memory Card):

Phonebook_user_import.txt.

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File Manager

View the files stored in the phone memory and in
the Memory card 1 and/or Memory card 2.

Press Options to display the following options:

• Open: View contents of an existing folder.

• Format: Erase all contents of the phone or

memory card.

• Rename: You can rename the folder available

in Phone or microSD card.

• Details: Display the available and used

memory of microSD card.

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Settings

The phone provides you the option to change the
settings for various features of the phone. Press

Menu Settings

The following options are available in settings:

Dual SIM Settings

You have following options listed under Dual SIM
settings:

• Dual SIM: This option activates both the SIM

cards.

• Only SIM1: This option activates only SIM1.

• Only SIM2: This option activates only SIM2.

• 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.

, to access the Settings menu.

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.

• Pref. Input Methods: This enables you to
select the text input method. They are:
Smart ABC/Smart abc/ ABC/abc/Abc, and
Numeric input.

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

o Wallpaper: Set favorite wallpaper on the

main screen of your phone.

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o Screen Saver: Let you set an image as a

screen saver.

o Show Date and Time: Enables you to see

the date and time on the idle screen.

o Show Network: Displays the name of the

Network on the phone screen.

o Clock Type: Select the clock that you wish

to see on the idle screen either Analog or
Digital.

• Themes: Select a theme for the phone and

Activate, Update period, and Set order for the
theme.

• 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, receiving it from the network.

• UART Settings: Dual SIM phone usually need
to setup UART. You can choose SIM 1 or SIM

2.

• LCD Backlight: Controls the brightness and
time for which backlight displays.

• Shortcuts: Set the shortcuts for various
functions so that they can be accessed from
a single place.

NOTE: This feature is network dependent.

Network Settings

Network settings provide you 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:

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• SIM1/2 Network Settings: The options

available under network settings are:

o Network Selection

o Preferences

Security Settings

Under Security settings, we have the following
options available:

• SIM1/2 Security Settings

o SIM1/2 Lock: Press OK key to enable

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

o Fixed Dial: Outgoing calls from your

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

o Barred Dial: Barred Dialling is a SIM card/

Network dependent feature. If your
operator supports it, then you can use the
facility in the phone.

o Change Password: This option enables

you to change the password of SIM1/2.

• 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

Settings Security Settings Phone

enter the lock code and put it off.

Lock,

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

Menu

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• Change Password: Change password option

provides you the option to change Phone lock
password.

• Remote Control: Controlling your phone from

a long distance. To enable this feature you
have to enter phone’s security code which
by default is “0000”. Next you are prompted
to select the functions that you would like to
control remotely. You may choose Remote
control items like: Power Off, Repeat Power
Off, Delete Phonebook, Delete Call history,
and so on. Finally set the number inside the
Mobile Tracker (explained below) from your
phonebook that will be authorized to execute
the remote commands.

NOTE: The number you need to associate with
Remote Control must be same as the one you set
for the mobile tracker feature.

• Mobile Tracker: This function enables you
to track your phone in case it gets lost.
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. You must
keep the Mobile Tracker Status ON and Set
the No. inside where you can receive the
SMS.

• Privacy Lock: By entering the password
(default as 0000), you can protect your SMS,
Phonebook, Call History, MMS and Storage
data.

Connectivity

Your phone is designed to be compliant with
Bluetooth technology. Bluetooth technology
enables wireless connections between electronic
devices. The Bluetooth connection can be used to

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listen to stereo music, send images, Video, texts
and vCards.

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.

To access this menu, press

Connectivity Bluetooth.

options are:

• Power: Select power on to activate Bluetooth

and Power off to deactivate it.

• Visibility: Set the Visibility of the Bluetooth.

• My Device: It is a list of devices which have

been paired with your phone before.

Menu Settings

The available

• Search Audio Device: Locates other
Bluetooth activated audio devices in the
vicinity.

• My Name: Displays the name of the Bluetooth
Handset device and also provides the option
to change the name of the device.

• Advanced: You can set Mobile Phone
Bluetooth. The available options are:

o Audio Path: To set whether the audio to

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

o Storage: Set whether the audio to be

stored at Phone memory or microSD
cards.

o Sharing Permission: Set the Sharing

Permission as Full control or Read only.

o Remote Control: You may be able to

control your PC through this phone via

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Bluetooth. The functions that controlled
by this phone are: Desktop, Media Player,
and Presenter.

o My Address: Displays the address of the

Bluetooth handset device.

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

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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Extra

Ebook Reader

The Ebook 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.

Menu Extra Ebook Reader,

Choose
a .txt document and then select Open Ebook to
directly read the .txt document.

Calculator

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

Stopwatch

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

find

The phone comes with two types of Stopwatch:

• Typical Stopwatch

• NWay Stopwatch

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Shortcuts

Add New Contact

Select

Menu Shortcuts Add New Contact.

Use this function to save the new contact
either in SIM Cards or in Phone Memory. To use
this function in detail see the earlier section of

Phonebook.

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.

Tone Settings

Select

Menu Shortcuts Add New Contact.

You can change the tone settings of both the
SIM cards for different functions. The available
functions are:

o SIM 1/2 Incoming Call

o Alarm

o Power On/Off

o SIM 1/2 Message

o Keypad

Volume

Select

Menu Shortcuts Volume.

Use this function to change the volume level of
the Ringtone and Key Tone.

Alarm

Select

Menu Shortcuts Alarm.

alarm to ring at a specific date and time. To use
this option in detail see Organizer section.

Set the

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