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The DeviceUser Guide4  Buttons8IConnect Product To Your Computer10 Browsing the Web... ...511 Airplane Mode..........  ...........512 Compliance Statement  6-7
The Device User Guide1 Device LayoutI :r'.', i-i;iJ::: l:r!.-'si-i:.::rrnl;',': +:' liii  Fnl:,lt:,:r.  ;J: irt.::-jl1efn, tri:  li1i.:tri  l.r* i€::  r; 11;':3;rr  r- 1-;1.r13-j,i:  '.i .: :!:-;,-r:-|():Erl:'iFffi835il#! -r: l:l alr:i.rr:rrlarn  .!ittr:,1t.:t ::L,:. :.,ij i\.'i:r';  P!ti!ilr,;,,.rt rr!::l!;ilr;i;',it: L!i.a'yr!!  i:;Jia"I  OffiClffiO  rThe device features  and apps may vary depending  on location,  language,  and carrier.Note: Apps that send or receive  data over a cellular  network  may incur additional fees. Contact your carrier forinformation  about your devices  service  plan and fees.2  AccessoriesThe following  accessories  are included with the device:Accessory lmage DescriptionHeadset IINSERTIMAGEIHeadset  with remote  and microphone  to listen  to music  and videos  and make  phone  calls.Connecting Cable IINSERTTMAGEIMicro  USB to USB cable  to connect  the device  to your  computer  to sync  and charge.USB  Power  Adaoter IINSERTIMAGEIUSB  Power  Adapter to be used with  the  connecting cable  to charge  the device battery.January 2014
The Device User Guide3  Touch GesturesHigh-level  touch gestures  used to navigate the device.l;r --i,1n),  -..ii  it\.  "\l--...  ,:,  iii..rr!,  ,i1IIII.irtr-i i-.ii-.iri1,r1,, Ft i::.:".'r..tri j:l Lll;-:i:-+_\.--\ .- -..}L-rf\.t  '.ir  r\'.\',\.;t)/.  /'././  f--r  i!  {:iJ ijiir!/i:! ii ijr:r. it4  ButtonsMost of the buttons on the device  are virtual  ones on the touchscreen.  A few physical  buttons control  basicfunctions,  such as turning  the device on or adjusting  the volume.Button FunctionPower Press  and hold to turn  the  device  on or offPress  and hold for more than  8 seconds  to reset  the device  if it has faial errors, hang-ups,  or freezes.Press  to lock or unlock  the device. The  device  goes  into  lock  mode  when  the display tums off. Both the  time  forthe display to turn  off and  the activation  of lock mode  are configurable  via settings.  While  in lock mode  the  devicecan  still get  phone  calls, text messages,  alarms  and notifications.  The  device  can also  continue  to play  musicand adjust  the volume.Home Press  to return  to the Home  screen.Press  to toggle between  the  view and the  grid viewPress  and hold to use voice controllf display is off:.  Press  to unlock  the deviceVolume Controls Press  to adjust  the device  volume  for media, ringers,  alerts  and  other device  sound  effects.January  2014
The Device User GuideButton FunctionOther Button .  Press  to launch  the camera.In the camera application:.  Press  to take  afl imagelf display is off:.  Press  to unlock  the  device.5  Status lconThe icons in the status  bar at the top of the screen given information  about the device:[insert image of status  bar]Constant  lndicators Description,| Time Displa!'s  the  current  time preseni2Signal Displays  the signal strength  and  carrier  name.  The  device  is in range  of the cellular  network  andcan make  and receive  calls. ll there's no signal,  "No service"  icon appears. Present  unlessdisabled by special state.3Network Displays  wireless network. Present  unless  disabled  by special  state.Network  lcons:LTEUMTSUMTS/EV.DOEDGEGPRSWIFI4Battery Represents  the amount  of battery  life left. Always present.Transient  lndicators Description5 Bluetooth  Active Only shows  when  the device  is connected  to another  device  via Bluetooth.6.:pa Only  shows  when  a GPS  satellite is actively engaging.  Will mostly  appear in Maps application  andwhen using Tum-by-Turn directions.7Alarm Only  shows  when one or more  alarms have been  set to go off in the future-ICall Forwarding Only  shows  when  the  device  has  been  set to forward calls to another number.9 TTY Only  shows  when  the device  is connected  to a TTY  device.SpecialStates Description10 Airplane Mode Indicates  when  the device  is in airplane mode. You  can  not make  phone  calls. Also initially  disableWi-Fi, Bluetooth  and GPS-  These can  be turned  back on while still in Airplane Mode.  Replaces  theSignal  Strength,  Carrier  Network  and WAN Data Network  Type icons.1',1 No Service Indicates  when  the device  is not connected  to a voice network.  Replaces  the Signal Strength,  CarrierNetwork,  and WAN Data  Network  Type icon.12 No SIM Indicates  when  the device  does  not  have  a SIM  card. Replaces  the  Signal  Strength,  Canier  Network,and WAN Data  Network  Type  icon.13 Emergency  Calling  Only Indicates  when  the device is disabled,  except  for emergency  calling. Replaces  the  Signal  Strength,Canier Network,  and WAN Data Network  Type icon.14 Searching Indicates  when  the device  is actively  trying  to acquire  a network  indicator.  Replaces  the  SignalStrength,  Carrier Network,  and WAN Data Network  Type  icon.January 2014
The Device User Guide6  Installing  The SIM CardNano SIM card is required  in order to use cellular  services  on this device.1) Locate the SIM tray on the left side of the device.2) Eject the SIM tray from the device  by inserting  a paperclip  into the hole at the top of the SIM tray.3) Place the nano SIM card on the tray.4) Insert the tray with the nano SIM card back into the device.tt* t*r\PaperclipSIM CardI7  Setup and Activate The DeviceActivation  can be done over a Wi-Fi  network  or over vour carrier's  cellular  network.To set up and activate the device turn on the device  and follow the setup assistant.The setup assistant  steps you through  the process,  including:.  Selecting your  language.  Connecting  to a Wi-Fi network.  Signing  in with or creating  an account.  Personalize  the device  LBS services.  connect to social  networks7.1 Settings: EntrylExitThe settings  application  on the device  can be accessed  via the system  chrome.1) Bezel swipe from the top of the screen down.2) Scroll to the right.3) Tap on the settings  icon.I  Gonnect The Device To Your ComputerConnecting  the device to a computer  allows you to sync photos and other content to the device form yourcomputer  and vice versa.Connect the device to your computer  using the micro USB to USB cable.January  2014
The Device User Guide9  Gonnect To Wi-FiThe device  automatically  detects  nearby Wi-Fi networks  and wireless  hotspots that broadcast  their network  name.Some networks  are open for everyone  to join, while  others  require a password  to connect.  You can connect  thedevice to your home Wi-Fi network,  public Wi-Fi networks,  and some enterprise  private networks.  The device willreconnect  to previously  added  networks  automatically  when the network  is within  range.9.1 Joining Wi-Fi networksTo connect to a Wi-Fi network  open the settings  application  as defined  in section  7.1.1) Scroll down to Wi-Fi settings.1) Tap on "Connect to a Wi-Fi  network"2) Tap a network  to connect  to it. lf you see a lock icon, a network  password  is required.  Enter the Wi-Finetwork  password,  and then tap OK.a. To adjust the settings  for a Wi-Fi  network  a tap Show Advanced  Options.  You can set an HTTPproxy and define static network settings.Note:  lf you don't know the passwor4,  check with the person who set up the network.  This password  is not youraccount  password.9.2 Adding Wi-Fi NetworksTo add a Wi-Fi  network open the seftings  application  as defined  in section 7.1.1) Scroll down to Wi-Fi settings.2) Tap on "Connect  to a Wi-Fi  network"3) Tap Add Network  located at the bottom of the network  list.4) Enter the Network  SSID, select the security  type and enter the password  if it is not an open  network,  andthen tap OK.b. To adjust  the settings for a Wi-Fi  network a tap Show Advanced  Options.  You can set an HTTPproxy and define  static network  settings.9.3 Forgetting Wi-Fi NetworksAny network that  has ever been used, including  the current  network,  can be forgotten  so the device will notautomatically  connect to it. To forget a Wi-Fi  network  open the setting  application  as defined  in section  7.11) Scroll down to Wi-Fi  settings.2) Tap on "Connect  to a Wi-Fi  network"3) Tap on the network  from the network  list.4) Tap on Forget this Network10 Browsing the WebTo browse the internet  use the device  browser  application.To open the browser, tap the browser  icon from the home screen  or from  home grid.Note: An Internet connection  either  over Wi-Fi or Cellular  is required to browse the web.',1 Airplane ModeTo switch to Airplane Mode:1) Bezel swipe from the top of the screen  down.2) Scroll to the right.3) Tap on the Airplane  Mode icon.January 2014
The Device User GuideI 2 Compliance  StatementsFCC Regulations:This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) Thisdevice  may not cause  harmful interference, and (2) this device  must accept any interference received, includinginterference  that may cause  undesired  operation.Changes or modifications  not expressly  approved by the party responsible for eompliance could  void the user'sauthority to operate the equipment.This equipment  has been tested  and found  to comply with the limits for a Class  B digital device, pursuant  to part 15of the FCC Rules. These  limits are designed  to provide reasonable  protection  against  harmful  interference  in aresidential  installation.  This equipment  generates,  uses and can radiate radio freguency  energy and, if not installedand 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.  lf this equipment  does cause  harmfulinterference  to radio or television  reception,  which can be determined  by turning  the equipment  off and on, the user isencouraged  to try to correct the interference  by one or more of the following  measures:-Reorient  or relocate the receiving  antenna.-lncrease  the separation  between the equipment  and receiver.-Connect the equipment  into an outlet on a circuit  different from that to which the receiver  is connected.-Consult  the dealer or an experienced  radiolTV  technician  for help.Operation  on the 5.15-5.25  GHz frequency  band is restricted to indoor  use only.RF Exposure Information  (SAR)This device  has been tested  and meets  applicable  limits for Radio Frequency  (RF) exposure.Specific  Absorption  Rate (SAR)  refers to the rate at which the body absorbs RF energy.  SAR limits  are 1.6 Watts  perkilogram (over a volume containing a mass  of 1 gram of tissue) in countries that follow  the United States FCC limitand 2.0 Wkg (averaged  over 10 grams of tissue) in countries that foltow the Council of the European Union limit.Tests for SAR are conducted using standard  operating positions  with the device transmitting  at its highest certifiedpower level in all tested  frequency  bands.To reduce exposure  to RF energy,  use a hands-free  accessory  or other similar  option to keep this device  away fromyour head and body. Carry this device  at least 15 mm away from your body to ensure exposure  levels remain at orbelow the as-tested  levels. Choose the belt clips,  holsters,  or other similar  body-worn  accessories  which do notcontain  metallic components  to support  operation  in this manner.  Cases with metal  parts may change the RFperformance  of the device,  including  its compliance  with RF exposure  guidelines,  in a manner that has not beentested or certified,  and use such accessories  should  be avoided.Hearing Aid Compatibility  Information (HAC)Your phone is compliant  with the FCC Hearing Aid Compatibility  requirements.
The Device User GuideThe FcC has adopted  HAC rules for digital wireless  phones.  These rules require certain  phone to be tested  andrated under the American  National  Standard  Institute  (ANSI) C63.19-2011  hearing  aid compatibility  standards.  TheANSI  standard  for hearing aid compatibility  contains  two types  of ratings:M-Ratings:  Rating for less radio frequency  interference  to enable  acoustic coupling  with hearing aids.T-Ratings:  Rating for inductive coupling  with hearing aids in telecoil  mode.Not all phones have been  rated, a phone  is considered  hearing  aid compatible  under FCC rules if it is rated M3 orM4 for acoustic  coupling  and T3 or T4 for inductive  coupling.  These  ratings are given on a scale from one to four,where four is the most compatible.  Your phone  meets the M4n4level rating.However,  hearing aid compatibility  ratings  don't guarantee  that  interference  to your hearing  aids won't  happen"Results will vary, depending  on the level of immunity  of your hearing device  and the degree of your hearing  loss. lfyour hearing device  happens to be vulnerable  to interference,  you may not be able to use a rated phonesuccessfully.  Trying out the phone with your hearing device  is the best way to evaluate  it for your personal  needs.This phone  has been tested  and rated for use with hearing aids for some of the wireless  technologies  that it uses.However, there may be some  newer wireless  technologies  used in this phone that have not been tested  yet for usewith hearing aids. lt is important to try the different features  of this phone thoroughly  and in different  locations,  usingyour hearing  aid or cochlear  implant, to determine  if you hear any interfering  noise. Consult your service  provider orthe manufacturer  of this phone for information  on hearing  aid compatibility.  lf you have questions  about return orexchange  policies,  consult your service  provider or phone  retailer.Hearing devices  may also be rated. Your  hearing  device  manufacturer  or hearing  health professional  may help youfind this rating.  For more information  about FCC Hearing Aid Compatibility,  please  go to hftp://www.fcc.gov/cgb/dro.

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