Yulong Computer Telecommunication Scientific YL8166G2 User Manual

Coolpad 8166G2

User Guide

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Your Coolpad 8166G2 is a business assistant smart mobile phone supporting two GSM cards

online at the same time.

Besides basic features, such as making calls and sending text messages, this device owns

the following distinctive features:

z Easygoing wireless Internet access. Over a GPRS network, you can surf the

Internet, receive and send e-mail messages, and so on.

z Powerful business assistant. Convenient features such as calendar and tasks

enhance your efficiency in business activities.

z Combine communication and entertainment in one. Media play, camera and

several games can make you thoroughly relax in spare time.

z NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

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residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception,33which can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more

of the following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which

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the receiver is connected.

-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

z Caution: This device complies with Part15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is

subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful

interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation. Please follow the

correct procedure to switch off the device. Do not install or remove the battery

when switching on or charging the device, so as to avoid side effects such as

data loss.

z Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party

responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the

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equipment. Some electronic devices are susceptible to electromagnetic

interference sent by phone if inadequately shielded. Please use phone at least

20cm or as far as you can from TV set, radio and other automated office

equipment so as to avoid interference.

z Caution: Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed

and manufactured not to exceed limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF)

energy set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the U.S.

Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish

permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are

based on standards that were developed by independent scientific

organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies.

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The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety

of all persons, regardless of age or health. The exposure standard for wireless

fixed phoned employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption

Rate, or SAR. The SAR limits set by the FCC are 1.6W/kg. Tests for SAR are

conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the

phone transmitting as its highest certified power level in all

tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified

power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below

the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at

multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network.

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In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station, the lower the output

power.

z The Highest SAR Values for this model phone when tested for use on the body

were 0.622mW/g.

z For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets FCC RF

exposure guidelines when used whit an accessory that contains no metal and

that positions the handset a minimum of 1.5cm from the body.

z Thank you very much for purchasing our products.
z Changes to product details are possible without prior notice. Application offering may

vary. All rights reserved.

Prompt

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This guide is applicable to the Coolpad 8166G2 mobile phone. If descriptions in this guide

vary from the actual device, please refer to your handset for actuality.

Version: July 2007

Service Hotline: [phone]

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Contents

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

1.1

VIEWING YOUR DEVICE.........................................................................................................................1

SIM CARD...............................................................................................................................................4

1.2

BATTERY.................................................................................................................................................5

1.3

PRIVATE MODE.......................................................................................................................................6

1.4

2 BASIC OPERATIONS................................................................................................................................9

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WITCHING THE DEVICE ON/OFF ...............................................................................................................9

NDICATORS ON THE STATUS BAR ...............................................................................................................9

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INPUT METHODS.........................................................................................................................................13

3 CALL FUNCTIONS...................................................................................................................................16

3.1

MAKING A CALL....................................................................................................................................16

SPEED DIAL..........................................................................................................................................21

3.2

ANSWERING A CALL.............................................................................................................................22

3.3

FEATURES AVAILABLE DURING A CALL...............................................................................................22

3.4

4 CALL LOG..................................................................................................................................................24

5 CONTACTS................................................................................................................................................25

5.1 CREATING A CONTACT ON PHONE......................................................................................................26

CONTACT AND GROUP.........................................................................................................................27

5.2

MAKING A CALL FROM CONTACTS......................................................................................................27

5.3

QUICK LOCATION.................................................................................................................................28

5.4

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5.5 COPYING CONTACTS ON SIM CARD TO PHONE................................................................................29

COPYING CONTACTS ON PHONE TO SIM CARD................................................................................30

5.6

VIEWING ASSOCIATED INFORMATION OF A CONTACT........................................................................30

5.7

6 MESSAGES................................................................................................................................................32

6.1

WRITING AN SHORT MESSAGE ...........................................................................................................32

CREATING AN MMS MESSAGE ...........................................................................................................35

6.2

7 WEB.............................................................................................................................................................38

8 E-MAIL.........................................................................................................................................................40

MANAGING ACCOUNTS ..............................................................................................................................40

RITING AN E-MAIL MESSAGE ..................................................................................................................41

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YSTEM SETTINGS.....................................................................................................................................42

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EMOTE MANAGER....................................................................................................................................43

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9 PDA..............................................................................................................................................................44

10 CALENDAR..............................................................................................................................................46

11 TASKS .......................................................................................................................................................47

12 OFFICE .....................................................................................................................................................48

13 MY FILES..................................................................................................................................................49

14 ALARM......................................................................................................................................................49

MULTIMEDIA.................................................................................................................................................51

15 COOLPAD PLAYER...............................................................................................................................51

LAYING AN AUDIO-VISUAL FILE ...............................................................................................................52

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SING PLAY LIST........................................................................................................................................52

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16 CAMERA...................................................................................................................................................54

17 GAMES .....................................................................................................................................................56

18 NOTES ......................................................................................................................................................57

19 MEMOS.....................................................................................................................................................58

20 RINGTONES............................................................................................................................................60

21 ALBUM......................................................................................................................................................61

22 RECORDER.............................................................................................................................................63

23 SETTINGS................................................................................................................................................64

24 CALL SETTINGS....................................................................................................................................69

ENERAL ....................................................................................................................................................70

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GSM1 & GSM2.........................................................................................................................................71

25 DIAL-UP....................................................................................................................................................76

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REATING A CONNECTION.........................................................................................................................77

IAL-UP CONNECTION ...............................................................................................................................79

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IRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK .....................................................................................................................81

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26 CONNECTIVITY......................................................................................................................................84

27.1

ACTIVESYNC......................................................................................................................................84

MODEM...............................................................................................................................................85

27.2

U-DISK ...............................................................................................................................................89

27.3

27 PROFILES................................................................................................................................................90

28 CALL FILTER...........................................................................................................................................92

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29 BACKUP...................................................................................................................................................94

30 TOOLS ......................................................................................................................................................97

31 WAP...........................................................................................................................................................97

ROWSE WEB PAGES................................................................................................................................98

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AIN FORMS...............................................................................................................................................98

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PENING A WEB PAGE...............................................................................................................................99

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APPENDIX I DUAL-GSM & DUAL-WORKING .................................................................................101

APPENDIX II TECHNICAL INFORMATION.......................................................................................102

APPENDIX III PHONE STANDARD EQUIPMENT LIST..................................................................106

APPENDIX Ⅳ TOXIC SUBSTANCES OR HARMFUL ELEMENTS STATEMENT......................108

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1. Getting Started

1.1 Viewing Your Device

Your Coolpad 8166G2 is a dual SIM cards dual standby business-assistant smart phone. It
has not only basic communication function, but also powerful PDA function, which helps you enjoy
entertainment in your spare time.

Fig. 1-1

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Table 1.1 Functions of Shortcut Keys

Key Application/Interface Functions

Call Key

End Key

When an incoming call arrives Press it to answer the call.

In Call Log/Contacts

Keypad Press it to dial the number.
During a call Press it to end the call.
In the text entry interface Press it to delete character(s).
In any application In view status, press it to exit the current window.

In standby/home screen Press it to switch between standby and home

Press and hold it to go to the Call Log interface.

Press it to dial the number that the cursor is
currently highlighting.

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screen.

in standby and home screen

Function Key

In playback interface of
Coolpad Player

When an incoming call arrives Press it to turn off the buzzer.

Volume Keys

Power Key When LCD is on, Press it to turn LCD off. Or press it to activate your phone.
Shutter Key

During a call/ In playback
interface of Coolpad Player

Enter Photo mode. Lock screen in playback interface of Coolpad Player.

press briefly to call out the drop-down menu of
Select Profile

Play video files in full screen

Press it to adjust the volume.

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1.2 SIM card

Procedures for inserting a SIM card:

Caution

1. Switch off the device before replacing, inserting or removing SIM card; otherwise, a fault may
occur to the device;

2. Take care of SIM card. Do not bend or scratch it, nor exposure to static electricity or water.

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1.3 Battery

1. Plug one end of the data cable into the USB of the charger, and then connect the charger
to a power outlet;

2. Plug another end into the I/O jack of the device;

3. Upon completion of charge, unplug the data cable from your device, and then disconnect
the charger from the power outlet.

Prompt

1. Your device can monitor and display information concerning the battery. Tap
status bar to display the power level.

2. When the ba ttery is charging, if your device is ON, indicator
bar; if your device is OFF, message “Charging” is displayed on the device screen.

3. When the power level is low, a prompt pops up, informing you to disable antenna. If the
battery charge is extremely low, the device will shut dow n automatically. Please charge the

is displayed on the status

on the

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battery in time.

4. You can charge the battery at any time, even if the device is off or switching on. Charging
upon switching on will not compromise the device performance.

5. You can not use a desktop charger and an USB cable to charge the battery at the same
time. (For USB jack, the output voltage is 5V and the current 250mA. It can be used to
charge any device that below 250mA, e.g. Bluetooth headset.)

Caution: Please follow the correct procedures to switch on/off the device. In order to avoid

loss of data, do not install or remove the battery when the battery is being charged or the device is
switching on.

1.4 Private Mode

This device supports two modes: normal mode and private mode. In Private mode, you can
mark any data stored on the device, and even a whole folder in some module, as private. Private
data is invisible in Normal mode. If your device enters the standby state in Private mode, it

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switches to Normal mode automatically when activated.

To switch to Private mode, follow the procedure below:

1. In any interface, use the stylus to scratch the screen from the top to the bottom
incessantly;

2. In the pop-up box, select Private Mode as the active mode;

3. Enter the correct private password;

4. Select the application you want to access, or change the password.

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Caution: Folders marked as private can only be accessed in Private mode.

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2 Basic Operations

Switching the Device On/Off

1. When the device is ON, press and hold the Power key until the Shut Down dialog box
appears, where you can select Shut Down to switch off the device or select
Disable/Enable Antenna to disable/enable the communication feature;

2. When the device is OFF, press and hold the Power key. Select the power-on mode
from the Please Select Mode dialog box according to your needs.

3. The Power key can also serve as the Inactivate/Activate key. To turn your display off,
just press the Power key briefly. Briefly press the Power key again to activate the
display.

Indicators on the Status Bar

Indicators on the status bar are used to indicate various current working states of the device,

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as shown in table below:

Indicators

Function and Relative Operations

Indicates signal strength, tap it to view network status.

Battery is full.
Indicates power level. Tap it to view current power level.
The battery charge is low.
The battery is charging.
A call is in process.
You have missed calls. Tap it to view details of the missed call.
You have unread SMS messages. Tap it to view details of the

unread message.
Maximum of SMS messages on the SIM card reached.

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The device is connected to the PC or the internet.
The device rings only when an incoming call or a new message

arrives. Tap it to view the active profile, ring tone volume, vibration
and mute status.

The device both rings and vibrates when an incoming call or a
message arrives.

The device vibrates only when an incoming call or a message
arrives.

The device neither rings nor vibrates when an incoming call or a
message arrives.

There is a memory card inserted.

There is an alarm set for the event.

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Slots are being detected.

Network register is in progress.

Indicates active profile. Tap it to pop up a drop-down menu, on
which you can switch profiles.

The active profile is Flight.
The active profile is Meeting.
The active profile is Outdoor.
The active profile is Quiet.
The active profile is VIP.
Tap it to show/hide the input panel.
Call an application when several applications are launched.

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Input Methods

This device supports multiple convenient text input methods, which are available in all text

input/edit areas. Tap the input panel icon
changes to .

z Handwriting input method

The following describes how to enter English letters in the handwriting input mode:

1. Write an English letter in the Graffiti area. Then, all candidates are displayed in the
candidate character list. Select the one you desired. If it is not included in the candidate
character list, then you need to rewrite.

2. Select ful to write letters in full-screen mode with all candidates displayed in the
candidate character list.

in the uppe r right corner of the screen. Then it

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3. T ap your desired letter in the candidate character list and it s related words are displayed
in the candidate character list. Tap the word you desired to enter it or write next letter

directly. If the one you desired is not included, tap

z Full screen handwriting input

This device supports full screen handwriting input. You can adjust the stoke width in

Settings>Input Panel.

z ABC and Abc input method (as shown in Fig. 2-1)

Fig. 2-1

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to scroll through the list.

Enter text with physical keyboard

Besides using stylus and virtual keyboard, you can enter text with the physical keyboard. To

use the physical keyboard, you need to tap
shows, you can press the * key on the physical keyboard to switch among various input methods,

press the End key functions to delete characters and press the centre of 5-way joystick for
confirmation.

When the symbol, handwriting or full screen input mode is activated, keys 1-9 function to enter
numbers; when abc input mode is activated, keys 2-9 function to enter letters, and key 1 functions
to enter the various symbols.

to show the input panel first. Once input panel

Skills: press the * key on the physical keyboard to switch among various input methods.

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