XOX mobile GO User Manual
User Guide
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Table of
Contents
1 General Information 2
1.1 Profile 2
1.2 Safety Notices 2
2 Your Mobile Phone 4
2.1 Mobile Phone overview 4
2.2 Functions of Keys 4
2.3 Functions of icons 4
3 Getting started 5
3.1 Installing the SIM Card and Battery 5
3.2 Charging the Battery 5
3.3 Linking to the Networks and devices 6
3.4 Using the touch screen 6
3.5 Using the onscreen keypad 7
3.6 Making Calls 7
4 Using the Menus 8
4.1 Browser 8
4.2 Calculator 9
4.3 Calendar 9
4.4 Camera 10
4.5 Clock 11
4.6 Contacts 11
4.7 Downloads 11
4.8 Email 12
4.9 ES File Manger 13
4.10 FM radio 13
4.11 Gallery 13
4.12 Gmail 14
4.13 Google search 14
4.14 Messenger 14
4.15 Local 14
4.16 Maps 14
4.17 Messaging 14
4.18 Music 14
4.19 News & Weather 15
4.20 Mobile Phone 15
4.21 Play store 15
4.22 Search 16
4.23 Settings 16
4.24 Sound Recorder 17
4.25 Talk 17
4.26 Voice search 17
4.27 YouTube 17
5 Specifications 18
6 Appendix 19
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Thank you for choosing an XOX mobile phone. Your State of Independence.
Please read this manual carefully so you can maximise your XOX mobile
phone experience.
1.1 Profile
Our company may make changes to this mobile phone model without prior
written notice and reserves the final right to interpret the specifications and
performance of this mobile phone.
Due to dierent software and network operators, the information
displayed on your mobile phone may be dierent. Refer to your mobile
phone for details.
1.2 Safety Notices
Safety warning
> ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST
Never use your mobile phone without a hands-free device when driving.
Please obey local trac laws for mobile phone use when driving.
> SWITCH OFF YOUR MOBILE PHONE IN-FLIGHT
Wireless devices can cause interference with aircraft electronic
equipment. Using a mobile phone in-flight is illegal and risky.
Please ensure your mobile phone is powered o and in Flight Mode
when instructed if you wish to use non-transmitting functions during
the flight.
> SWITCH OFF YOUR MOBILE PHONE BEFORE ENTERING HIGH RISK
AREAS
Strictly observe the relevant laws, codes, and regulations on the use of
mobile phones in high risk areas. Turn o your mobile phone before
entering a place susceptible to explosion. For example service stations,
oil tank farms, chemical plants, or areas where explosive blasting is
under way.
> AREAS WITH DESIGNATED REGULATIONS FOR MOBILE PHONE USE
Follow special regulations in areas such as hospitals, and always switch
o your mobile phone whenever it is forbidden to use it or, when it
may cause interference. Take care when using your mobile phone near
medical devices, such as pacemakers, hearing aids, and other electronic
medical devices, as it may cause interference.
> INTERFERENCE
The voice quality of your mobile phone may be aected by radio
interference. An antenna is built inside your mobile phone and located
below the microphone. Avoid touching the antenna area during a phone
conversation, as the conversation quality could deteriorate.
> QUALIFIED SERVICING OF YOUR MOBILE PHONE
Only qualified personnel should repair mobile phone equipment. Any
attempt to repair or tamper with your mobile phone will void your mobile
phone warranty.
General
Information
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General
Information,
continued
> ACCESSORIES AND BATTERIES
Use only approved accessories and batteries.
> EMERGENCY CALLS
Ensure your mobile phone is switched on, in a mobile network coverage
area, and in service. Enter the emergency number for your country or
territory, then press the Dial Key. Give your location and state your
situation briefly. Do not end the call until told to do so.
Note: Some mobile networks do not support an emergency call service. Do not rely solely on your
mobile phone for critical communications. Please consult your mobile network operator for further
information on Emergency Call access and coverage.
Precautions
> Keep your mobile phone out of the reach of children.
> Keep your mobile phone dry. Keep away from rain, moisture, liquid or
other substances that could corrode electronic circuits.
> Do not use or store your mobile phone in dusty places.
> Do not expose your mobile phone to temperature extremes. Exposure to
high temperatures will shorten the life of electronic circuits, damage the
battery and some plastic parts. Cold temperatures may cause
condensation and moisture build up.
> Please take care of your mobile phone. Do not throw, knock or shock
your mobile phone. This could cause damage to the internal circuits and
high-precision components of your mobile phone.
SAR Value
Your mobile phone model has been designed to comply with applicable
safety requirements for exposure to radio waves. The radio wave exposure
guidelines employ a unit of measurement called Specific Absorption Rate
(SAR). The recommended SAR limit for mobile handset is 1.6 W/Kg averaged
over a 6 minute period and taken over a volume of 1g of human tissue.
Use your mobile phone when the signal strength is good. Keep your calls
short, consider using the headset, or send a text message. This advice applies
especially to children, adolescents, and pregnant women.
If using a Bluetooth headset device, please make sure it has a low
power emitter.
The below are the SAR values of this model:
900 HEAD: 0.656 W/kg BODY :0.463 W/kg
1800 HEAD: 0.809 W/kg BODY: 0.704 W/kg
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2.0
Your
Mobile
Phone
2.1 Mobile Phone overview
2.2 Functions of Keys
Your mobile phone has the following keys:
> Power Key
The Power key is located at the top of your mobile phone.
While using your mobile phone you can use this key to lock your screen.
If you press and hold this key, an options list will pop up. You can adjust
your mobile phone to silent mode, airplane mode, or power o your
phone using the Power key.
> Volume Key
The volume key is on the right side of your mobile phone. You can adjust
the ringer volume by pressing this key up or down to increase and reduce
the volume.
2.3 Functions of icons
> Home Icon
Pressing this icon will take you to the home screen.
> Menu Icon
This icon provides access to the options available for the current function
you are using.
> Back Icon
This icon returns you to the previous screen.
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3.1 Installing the SIM Card and Battery
A SIM card carries information, including your mobile phone number, PIN
(Personal Identification Number), PIN2, PUK (PIN Unlocking Key), PUK2
(PIN2 Unlocking Key), IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity),
network information, contacts data, and short messages data.
Note: After powering o your mobile phone, wait for a few seconds before
removing or inserting a SIM card. Take care when handling a SIM card, as
friction or bending will damage the SIM card. Keep your mobile phone and
SIM card out of children’s reach.
Installation
> Hold the power key and select power o to turn your mobile phone o.
> Remove the back cover, and if installed, remove the battery.
> Carefully insert the SIM Card into the SIM Card slot. The corner cutting
of the SIM card should be aligned with the notch of the slot with the gold
terminal plate of the SIM card facing downward. When correctly installed
the SIM Card cannot be pushed in any further.
> To install the battery, the metallic contacts of the battery should face the
metallic contacts in the battery slot.
Note: Where supplied, keep the SD card out of the reach of children.
3.2 Charging the Battery
> The remaining battery charge is indicated by the battery level icon at the
upper right corner of the display screen.
> When the battery is low, your mobile phone will display “Battery low”.
> During charging, the battery level indicators on the battery icon
blink until the battery is fully charged, indicating the charging process
has ended.
Note: Before charging, ensure that the standard voltage and frequency of the local power supply
match the rated voltage and power of the charger.
Optimising battery life
You can extend your batteries life between charges by turning o features
that you don’t need. You can also monitor how applications and system
resources consume battery power.
To guarantee the optimal performance of your battery, please try
the following:
> Switch o functions you aren’t using such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth,
or GPRS. Use the Settings Application to turn them o (Settings>
Wireless & networks).
> Turn down your mobile phones screen brightness and set a shorter
screen timeout.
> If you don’t require them, turn o automatic syncing for Gmail, Calendar,
Contacts, and other applications.
Note: On the Home screen, press the Menu Icon and select Settings > About phone > Battery use.
The Battery Use screen lists the applications that have been using the battery, from greatest to
least battery use. The top of the screen displays the time since you were last connected to a charger
or, if you are currently connected to one, and how long you were running on battery power for
before you connected to a charger. Each application or service that used battery power during that
time is displayed in order of the amount of power they used. Go to an application in the Battery Use
screen to learn details about its power consumption. Dierent applications oer dierent kinds
of information.
3.0
Getting
started
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