Compal Electronics XGT GMS Cellphone User Manual

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Contents
FOR YOUR SAFETY
........................................... 31
Traffic Safety......................................................... 31
Do Not Use in Hospitals....................................... 31
Do Not Use in Airplanes....................................... 31
Do Not Use in Gasoline Stations .......................... 31
Do Not Use in Explosive Sites .............................. 32
Operating Environment ........................................ 32
Standard Usage .................................................... 32
Accessories and Batteries..................................... 32
Appropriate Maintenance..................................... 32
Emergency Calls (SOS) ........................................ 32
Use with proper care to reduce electromagnetic
interference (EMI) ......................................................... 33
GETTING STARTED
.......................................... 34
PHONE OVERVIEW .................................................. 34
INSTALLATION & REMOVAL .................................... 35
Installing the battery.............................................. 35
Removing the battery ............................................. 35
Inserting the SIM Card .......................................... 36
Removing the SIM Card......................................... 36
Connecting the Charger......................................... 37
Removing the Charger ........................................... 37
KEYPAD DESCRIPTION ............................................ 38
ALPHANUMERIC MAPPING ...................................... 41
DISPLAY INDICATORS. ............................................. 42
BASIC OPERATION
............................................. 43
Making a Call ........................................................ 43
The SIM Card......................................................... 44
Battery and Charger .............................................. 44
Switching on the Phone.......................................... 45
PIN and PIN2 (4 to 8 digits) .................................. 45
PUK1 and PUK2 (8 digits) .................................... 45
Calling ................................................................... 46
Dialing Emergency Numbers ................................. 46
Correcting an Entry ............................................... 46
Answering a Call ................................................... 46
Recent Calls ........................................................... 47
Quick Dial.............................................................. 47
Holding a Call ....................................................... 47
Multiparty Calls..................................................... 48
Input Methods ........................................................ 49
1. Multitap ABC/abc ............................................................... 50
2. Smart ABC/abc (Smart Predictive Text Mode) ................... 50
3. Symbols............................................................................... 51
5. Numeric............................................................................... 51
MENU FUNCTION
............................................... 52
PHONE BOOK .......................................................... 52
Quick Search.......................................................... 52
1. View .................................................................................... 52
2. Edit...................................................................................... 53
3. Delete .................................................................................. 53
4. Copy.................................................................................... 53
5. Move ................................................................................... 53
6. Duplicate ............................................................................. 53
Search Entry........................................................... 53
1. Search.................................................................................. 53
Add New Entry ....................................................... 54
Copy All ................................................................. 55
Delete All ............................................................... 55
1. From SIM............................................................................ 55
2. From Phone ......................................................................... 55
3. One by One ......................................................................... 56
Caller Group.......................................................... 56
Extra Number......................................................... 56
Settings................................................................... 56
1. Memory Status .................................................................... 56
2. Preferred Storage................................................................. 56
3. Fields................................................................................... 57
MESSAGES .............................................................. 57
SMS........................................................................ 57
1. Done.................................................................................... 57
2. Cancel ................................................................................. 57
3. Use Template....................................................................... 57
4. Insert Object........................................................................ 58
5. Format Text ......................................................................... 58
~ Text Size ............................................................................. 58
~ Text Style............................................................................ 58
~ Alignment ........................................................................... 58
~ New Paragraph ................................................................... 58
6. Input Methods ..................................................................... 58
Inbox ...................................................................... 58
Outbox.................................................................... 59
Delete..................................................................... 59
~ Delete Inbox ....................................................................... 59
~ Delete Outbox..................................................................... 59
~ Delete All............................................................................ 59
Template................................................................. 59
Message Settings.................................................... 60
~ Profile Settings ................................................................... 60
~ Common Settings ............................................................... 60
~ Memory Status.................................................................... 60
~ Preferred Storage ................................................................ 60
~ Pref. Bearer......................................................................... 60
MMS (Multimedia Messages) ................................ 61
1. Write Message..................................................................... 61
A. Validity Time ...................................................................... 61
B. Delivery Report .................................................................. 61
C. Read Report........................................................................ 61
D. Priority ............................................................................... 61
2. Inbox ................................................................................... 61
3. Outbox................................................................................. 62
4. Drafts................................................................................... 62
5. Templates ............................................................................ 62
6. Message Settings................................................................. 62
~ Sending............................................................................... 62
►Validity Period...................................................................... 62
►Delivery Report.................................................................... 62
►Priority ................................................................................. 62
►Slide Timing......................................................................... 62
►Delivery Time ...................................................................... 62
~ Retrieval ............................................................................. 62
►Home Network ..................................................................... 62
►Roaming............................................................................... 62
►Read report........................................................................... 63
►Delivery Report.................................................................... 63
~ Filters.................................................................................. 63
►Anonymous .......................................................................... 63
►Max Size .............................................................................. 63
►Advertisement ...................................................................... 63
~ Edit Profile.......................................................................... 63
►Rename Profile..................................................................... 63
►Home Page ........................................................................... 63
►Data Account........................................................................ 63
►Connection Type .................................................................. 64
►Username ............................................................................. 64
►Password .............................................................................. 64
~ Memory Status.................................................................... 64
Email...................................................................... 64
1. Send and Receive ................................................................ 64
2. Write Email ......................................................................... 64
~ Send.................................................................................... 65
~ Send and Save..................................................................... 65
~ Save to Drafts ..................................................................... 65
~ Quit without Saving............................................................ 65
3. Inbox ................................................................................... 65
~ Reply .................................................................................. 65
~ Reply without Content........................................................ 65
~ Reply All............................................................................. 65
~ Reply All without Content .................................................. 66
~ Forward .............................................................................. 66
~ Delete.................................................................................. 66
4. Unsent ................................................................................. 66
5. Sent ..................................................................................... 66
6. Drafts................................................................................... 66
7. Delete All Folder ................................................................. 66
8. Email Profile ....................................................................... 66
~ Common Setting ................................................................. 66
> Profile Name........................................................................ 66
> Data Account ....................................................................... 67
> Signature.............................................................................. 67
> Signature Image................................................................... 67
> Signature Text...................................................................... 67
~ Outgoing Server.................................................................. 67
~ Incoming Server ................................................................. 67
Voice Mail Server................................................... 67
Broadcast Message ................................................ 68
~ Receive Mode ..................................................................... 68
‫ ٭‬Off........................................................................................ 68
‫ ٭‬List Only .............................................................................. 68
‫ ٭‬All Channels......................................................................... 68
~ Read Message ..................................................................... 68
~ Languages........................................................................... 68
~ Channel Settings ................................................................. 68
CALL HISTORY ........................................................ 69
Missed Calls........................................................... 69
1. View .................................................................................... 69
2. Delete .................................................................................. 69
3. Save to Phone book............................................................. 70
4. Dial...................................................................................... 70
5. Edit...................................................................................... 70
Dialed Calls ........................................................... 70
Received Calls........................................................ 70
Delete Call Log...................................................... 70
Call Time................................................................ 70
1. Last Call Time ..................................................................... 70
2. Total Sent ............................................................................ 70
3. Total Received..................................................................... 71
4. Reset All Time..................................................................... 71
Call Cost ................................................................ 71
1. Last Call Cost...................................................................... 71
2. Total Cost ............................................................................ 71
3. Reset Cost ........................................................................... 71
4. Max Cost ............................................................................. 71
5. Price Per Unit ...................................................................... 71
SMS Center ............................................................ 71
1. Sent ..................................................................................... 72
2. Received.............................................................................. 72
GPRS Center.......................................................... 72
1. Last Sent.............................................................................. 72
2. Last Received...................................................................... 72
3. All Sent................................................................................ 72
4. All Received........................................................................ 72
5. Reset Center ........................................................................ 72
SETTINGS ................................................................ 72
Phone Setup ........................................................... 72
1. Time and Date ..................................................................... 72
~ Set Home City .................................................................... 72
~ Set Time/Date ..................................................................... 73
~ Set Format .......................................................................... 73
2. Schedule Power On/Off....................................................... 73
~ Status .................................................................................. 73
~ Power Settings .................................................................... 73
~ Time Settings ...................................................................... 73
3. Language............................................................................. 74
4. Preferred Input Methods...................................................... 74
5. Display Characteristic ......................................................... 74
~ Wallpaper............................................................................ 74
~ Screen Saver ....................................................................... 74
‫ ٭‬Settings ................................................................................ 74
■ Status................................................................................. 74
■ Waiting .............................................................................. 74
‫ ٭‬Select ................................................................................... 74
~ Show Date and Time........................................................... 74
~ Show Owner Number ......................................................... 75
~ Show Operator Name ......................................................... 75
6. Contrast ............................................................................... 75
7. Greeting Text....................................................................... 75
~ Status .................................................................................. 75
~ Greeting Text ...................................................................... 75
8. Speed Dial ........................................................................... 75
~ Enable Speed Dial .............................................................. 75
~ Set Number......................................................................... 75
9. Shortcuts ............................................................................. 76
10. Dedicated Key................................................................... 76
11. Auto Update of Date and Time .......................................... 76
Call Setup............................................................... 76
1. Caller ID.............................................................................. 76
~ Set by Network ................................................................... 76
~ Hide ID ............................................................................... 76
~ Send ID............................................................................... 76
2. Call Waiting ........................................................................ 77
~ Activate............................................................................... 77
~ Deactivate ........................................................................... 77
~ Query Status ....................................................................... 77
3. Call Divert........................................................................... 77
~ Divert All Voice Calls ......................................................... 77
~ Divert If Unreachable ......................................................... 77
~ Divert If No Answer ........................................................... 77
~ Divert If Busy ..................................................................... 77
~ Cancel All Divert ................................................................ 78
4. Call Barring......................................................................... 78
~ Outgoing Calls.................................................................... 78
~ Incoming Calls.................................................................... 78
~ Cancel All ........................................................................... 78
~ Change Barring PW............................................................ 78
5. Line Switching .................................................................... 78
6. Call Time Reminder ............................................................ 78
7. Call Time Display ............................................................... 78
8. Auto Redial ......................................................................... 79
Network Setup ........................................................ 79
1. Network Selection............................................................... 79
2. Preferred Networks ............................................................. 79
~ Add from List ..................................................................... 79
~ Create New ......................................................................... 79
~ Change Priority................................................................... 79
~ Delete.................................................................................. 79
3. Band Selection .................................................................... 79
~ 900...................................................................................... 80
~ 1900.................................................................................... 80
~ Dual Band........................................................................... 80
4. GPRS Selection................................................................... 80
~ When needed ...................................................................... 80
~ Always ................................................................................ 80
Security Setup ........................................................ 80
1. SIM Lock ............................................................................ 80
2. Phone Lock ......................................................................... 80
3. Auto Keypad Lock .............................................................. 80
4. Fixed Dial............................................................................ 80
~ Mode................................................................................... 81
~ Fixed Dial List .................................................................... 81
5. Barred Dial.......................................................................... 81
~ Mode................................................................................... 81
~ Barred Dial List .................................................................. 81
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6. Change Password ................................................................ 81
~ PIN ..................................................................................... 81
~ PIN2 ................................................................................... 81
~ Phone Lock Password......................................................... 81
Restore Factory Settings ........................................ 82
MULTIMEDIA ........................................................... 82
Camera .................................................................. 82
1. Send .................................................................................... 82
2. Apply................................................................................... 82
3. Detail................................................................................... 82
4. Rename ............................................................................... 82
5. Delete .................................................................................. 83
To Image Viewer..................................................... 83
1. Send .................................................................................... 83
2. Apply................................................................................... 83
3. Delete .................................................................................. 83
4. Delete .................................................................................. 83
5. Rename ............................................................................... 83
6. View Detail.......................................................................... 83
Audio Player .......................................................... 84
1. Play ..................................................................................... 85
2. Detail................................................................................... 85
3. Add To Rings....................................................................... 85
4. Refresh List ......................................................................... 85
5. Settings................................................................................ 85
~ List Auto Gen ..................................................................... 85
~ Repeat................................................................................. 85
~ Shuffle ................................................................................ 85
~ Background Play................................................................. 86
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Sound Recorder...................................................... 86
1. Record ................................................................................. 86
2. Play ..................................................................................... 86
3. Append ................................................................................ 86
4. Rename ............................................................................... 87
5. Delete .................................................................................. 87
6. Delete All ............................................................................ 87
7. Settings................................................................................ 87
8. Forward ............................................................................... 87
Melody Compose.................................................... 87
File Manager ......................................................... 88
FUN & GAMES ........................................................ 88
Game...................................................................... 88
1. Riches.................................................................................. 88
~ Resume ............................................................................... 88
~ Start Game .......................................................................... 88
~ Game Level ........................................................................ 88
~ Best Grades......................................................................... 89
~ Game Help.......................................................................... 89
2. Color Balls .......................................................................... 89
~ Start Game .......................................................................... 89
~ Game Level ........................................................................ 89
~ Best Grades......................................................................... 89
~ Game Help.......................................................................... 89
Game Setting.......................................................... 89
1. Game Audio ........................................................................ 89
2. Game Vibration ................................................................... 90
USER PROFILES ....................................................... 90
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General .................................................................. 90
1. Activate ............................................................................... 90
2. Customize ........................................................................... 90
~ Tone Setup .......................................................................... 90
~ Volume................................................................................ 91
~ Alert Type ........................................................................... 91
■ Ring................................................................................... 91
■ Vibration Only................................................................... 91
■ Vibra and Ring .................................................................. 91
~ Ring Type ........................................................................... 91
~ Extra Tone........................................................................... 91
~ Answer Mode...................................................................... 92
~ LCD Backlight.................................................................... 92
Meeting .................................................................. 92
Outdoor.................................................................. 92
Indoor .................................................................... 93
Headset .................................................................. 93
PIM ........................................................................ 93
Calendar.......................................................................... 93
To Do List ....................................................................... 93
Alarm .............................................................................. 94
1. On/Off ................................................................................. 94
2. Time Settings....................................................................... 94
3. Repeat ................................................................................. 94
~ Once ................................................................................... 94
~ Everyday............................................................................. 94
~ Days.................................................................................... 94
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Calculator........................................................................ 94
World clock ............................................................ 95
SERVICES ................................................................ 95
BATTERY
............................................................ 96
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
........................... 97
 CONTACT YOUR NEAREST SERVICE
STATION IF THE MOBILE PHONE IS OUT......... 97
OF ORDER. OUR WELL-TRAINED
TECHNICIANS WILL PROVIDE YOU THE BEST
....................................................................................... 97
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MENU MAP
PhoneBook
zQuick Search
1. Send SMS
2. View
3. Edit
4. Delete
5. Copy
6. Move
7. Duplicate
zSearch Record
1. Search
~ Send SMS
~ View
~ Edit
~ Delete
~ Copy
~ Move
~ Duplicate
2. Input Method
~ Multitap ABC
~ Multitap abc
~ Smart ABC
~ Smart abc
~ Numeric
~ Smart Thai
~ Insert Symbols
zAdd New Record
1. To SIM
~ Name
~ Number
2. To Phone
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~ Name
~ Number
~ Home Number
~ Company Name
~ Email Address
~ Office Number
~ Fax Number
~ Associate Picture
~ Associate Sound
~ Caller Group
zCopy All
1. From SIM
2. From Phone
zDelete All
1. From SIM
2. From Phone
3. One by One
zCaller Group
1. Friends
2. Family
3. VIP
4. Business
5. Others
~ Name
~ Ring
~ Picture
~ Color Pattern
~ Member List
zExtra Number
1. Owner Number
~ Edit
~ Erase
2. Service Dial Number
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3. SOS Number
zSettings
1. Memory Status
2. Preferred Storage
~ SIM
~ Phone
3. Fields
~ Home Number
~ Company Name
~ E-mail Address
~ Office Number
~ Fax Number
~ Associate Picture
~ Associate Sound
~ Caller Group
Messages
zSMS
1. Inbox
~ Reply
~ Delete
~ Edit
~ Forward
~ Use Number
~ Save Objects
2. Outbox
~ Send
~ Edit
~ Delete
~ Use Number
3. Write Message
~ Done
~ Use Template
~ Insert Object
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~ Format Text
~ Input Method
4. Delete
~ Delete Inbox
~ Delete Outbox
~ Delete All
5. Template
~ Edit
~ Erase
6. Messages Settings
~ Profile Setting
~ Common Setting
~ Memory Status
~ Preferred Storage
~ Prefer Bearer
zMMS
1. Write Message
~ Send Only
~ Save and Send
~ Save to Drafts
~ Send Options
~ Exit
2. Inbox
3. Outbox
4. Drafts
~ View
~ Properties
~ Send
~ Edit Message
~ Delete
~ Delete All
~ Use Number
5. Templates
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~ View
~ Properties
~ Write Message
6. MMS Settings
~ Sending
~ Retrieval
~ Filters
~ Edit Profile
~ Memory Status
zEmail
1. Send and Receive
2. Write Email
~ Send
~ Send and Save
~ Save to Drafts
~ Quit without Saving
3. Inbox
~ Reply
~ Reply without Content
~ Reply All
~ Reply All without Content
~ Forward
~ Delete
4. Unsent
~ Send
~ Send and Save
~ Save to Drafts
~ Quit without Saving
5. Sent
~ Forward
~ Delete
6. Drafts
~ Edit
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~ Delete
7. Delete All Folder
~ Inbox
~ Unsent
~ Sent
~ Drafts
~ Delete All Folder
8. Email Profile
~ Activate
~ Edit
► Common Setting
► Outgoing Server
► Incoming Server
zVoice Mail Server
1. Voice Mail
2. Empty
~ Edit
~ Erase
~ Connect to Voice
zBroadcast Message
1. Receive Mode
~ Off
~ List Only
~ All Channel
2. Read Message
~ Read Message
3. Languages
~ All Languages
4. Channel Settings
~ Select
~ Add
~ Edit
~ Delete
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Call List
zMissed Calls
1. View
2. Delete
3. Save to Phone book
~ To SIM
~ To Phone
4. Dial
5. Edit
~ To SIM
~ To Phone
zDialed Calls
1. View
2. Delete
3. Save to Phone book
~ To SIM
~ To Phone
4. Dial
5. Edit
~ To SIM
~ To Phone
zReceived Calls
1. View
2. Delete
3. Save to Phone book
~ To SIM
~ To Phone
4. Dial
5. Edit
~ To SIM
~ To Phone
zDelete Call Log
1. Missed Calls
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2. Dialed Calls
3. Received Calls
4. Delete All
zCall Time
1. Last Call Time
2. Total Sent
3. Total Received
4. Reset All Time
zCall Cost
1. Last Call Cost
2. Total Cost
3. Reset Cost
4. Max Cost
5. Price Per Unit
zSMS Counter
1. Sent
2. Received
zGPRS Counter
1. Last Sent
2. Last Received
3. All Sent
4. All Received
5. Reset Counter
Settings
zPhone Setup
1. Time and Date
~ Set Home City
~ Set Time/Date
~ Set Format
2. Schedule Power On/Off
~Four Schedule Sets
3. Language
~ English
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4. Preferred Input Methods
~ Multitap ABC
~ Multitap abc
~ Numeric
~ Smart ABC
~ Smart abc
5. Display Characteristic
~ Wallpaper
~ Screen Saver
~ Show Date and Time
~ Show Owner Number
6. Contrast
7. Greeting Text
~ Status
~ Greeting Text
8. Speed Dial
~ Enable Speed Dial
~ Set Number
9. Shortcuts
10. Dedicated Key
~ Up
~ Down
~ Left
~ Right
11. Auto Update of Date and Time
zCall Setup
1. Caller ID
~ Set by Network
~ Hide ID
~ Send ID
2. Call Waiting
~ Activate
~ Deactivate
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~ Query Status
3. Call Divert
~ Divert All Voice Calls
~ Divert If Unreachable
~ Divert If No Answer
~ Divert If Busy
~ Divert All Data Calls
~ Cancel All Divert
4. Call Barring
~ Outgoing Calls
~ Incoming Calls
~ Cancel All
~ Change Barring PW
5. Line Switching
6. Call Time Reminder
~ Off
~ Single
~ Periodic
7. Call Time Display
8. Auto Redial
zNetwork Setup
1. Network Selection
~ Automatic
~ Manual
2. Preferred Networks
~ Network List
3. Band Selection
~ 900
~ 1800
~ 1900
~ Dual Band
4. GPRS Connection
~ When needed
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~ Always
z Security Setup
1. SIM Lock
~ On
~ Off
2. Phone Lock
~ On
~ Off
3. Auto Keypad Lock
~None
~5 sec.
~30 sec.
~1 min.
~5 min.
4. Fixed Dial
~ Mode
~ Fixed Dial List
5. Barred Dial
~ Mode
~ Barred Dial List
6. Changed Password
~ PIN
~ PIN2
~ Phone Lock Password
zRestore Factory Settings
Multimedia
zCamera
1. To Image Viewer
~ View
~ Send
~ Apply
~ Detail
~ Rename
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~ Delete
~ Delete All File
~ Sort
2. Camera Setting
~ Image Size
~ Effect Setting
~ Add Frame
~ Cont Shot
~ Night Mode
~ Delay Timer
3. Advance Setting
~ White Balance
~ Image Quality
~ EV (Exposure Value)
~ Shutter Sound
~ Banding
4. Restore Default
zImage Viewer
1. View
2. Send
3. Apply
4. Detail
5. Rename
6. Delete
7. Delete All Files
8. Sort
zAudio Player
1. Play
2. Detail
3. Add To Rings
4. Refresh List
5. Settings
~ List Auto Gen
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~ Repeat
~ Shuffle
~ Background Play
zFile Manager
1. Audio
2. Images
3. Photos
~ Open
~ Create Folder
~ Rename
~ Delete
~ Sort
~ Format
~ Free Space
zSound Recorder
1. Record
2. Play
3. Append
4. Rename
5. Delete
6. Delete All
7. Settings
~ AMR
~ WAV
8. Forward
~ To User Profile
~ Via MMS
~ Via E-Mail
zMelody Compose
1. Play
2. Edit
~ Play
~ Play Speed
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~ Select Instrument
~ Save
3. Add
~ Play
~ Play Speed
~ Select Instrument
~ Save
4. Rename
~ Done
~ Cancel
~ Input Method
5. Delete
6. Delete All Files
7. Forward
~ To User Profile
~ Via MMS
~ Via E-Mail
~ Via EMS
Fun & Games
zGame
1. Riches
~Start Game
~Game Level
~Best Grades
~Game Help
2. Color Balls
~Start Game
~Game Level
~Best Grades
~Game Help
zGame Settings
1. Game Audio
2. Game Vibration
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User Profile
zGeneral
1. Activate
2. Customize
~ Tone Setup
► Incoming Call
► Alarm
► Power On
► Power Off
► Message Tone
► Keypad Tone
~ Volume
~ Alert Type
► Ring
► Vibration Only
► Vibra and Ring
► Vibra Then Ring
► Light Only
~ Ring Type
► Single
► Repeat
► Ascending
~ Extra Tone
► Warning
► Error
► Camping On
► Connect
~ Answer Mode
► Any Key
~ LCD Backlight
► LCD Backlight
► Status LED
zMeeting
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zOutdoor
zIndoor
zHandset
Organizer
zCalendar
1. Jump to Date
2. View Tasks
zTo Do List
zAlarm
1. On/Off
2. Time Settings
3. Repeat
~ Once
~ Everyday
~ Days
zWorld Clock
Services
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For Your Safety
For Your Safety
Only proper operation can ensure your personal safety. Be sure
to carefully read these simple guidelines before you use the
phone. Breaking the rules may be dangerous or illegal. Further
detailed information is given in this user manual.
Traffic Safety
Don’t use a mobile phone while driving. For your safety, you
should park the vehicle before making or answering a call.
Using a handsfree car kit or earpiece is highly recommended.
Do Not Use in Hospitals
The use of mobile phones is prohibited and may cause
interference with the functionality in medical devices in the
hospitals. Check the laws and regulations or posted notices. To
avoid electromagnetic interference (EMI) with medical devices,
please switch off the phone near medical equipment.
Do Not Use in Airplanes
The use of mobile phones in an aircraft may disrupt radio
transmissions and signals. This, therefore, can be dangerous to
the operation of the aircraft. Be sure to switch off the phone
while on board an aircraft. It is highly recommended to detach
the battery pack from the handset to prevent accidentally
switching on the phone by miss-touching the power key.
Do Not Use in Gasoline Stations
It is advisable that users switch off the phone at a refueling point.
The threat mobile phones pose to gas stations and their users
is primarily the result of their ability to produce sparks that can
be generated by the high-powered battery inside the phone.
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For Your Safety
Do Not Use in Explosive Sites
The use of mobile phones should be restricted near potentially
explosive atmosphere sites such as chemical plants, fuel
storage, or the areas where blasting operations are in process.
Observe restrictions, and follow any posted regulations or rules.
Operating Environment
Mobile radio transmitting equipment, including mobile phones,
may be subject to interference and may cause danger.
Therefore, it is highly recommended that you follow any special
regulations in any area. Switch the phone off whenever the use
is forbidden.
Standard Usage
For the satisfactory operation of the mobile phone, it should be
used only in a normal operating position. Do not touch the
antenna unnecessarily.
Accessories and Batteries
This phone can only be connected to approved accessories and
batteries. Do not connect incompatible products.
Appropriate Maintenance
Only qualified and authorized personnel should service the
phone equipment. Faulty installation or repair may be
hazardous.
Emergency Calls (SOS)
An emergency call (SOS number) can be made with the phone
in any circumstances, and even the phone is locked. When
making an emergency call, you must be sure to give all the
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For Your Safety
necessary information, such as your name, your mobile phone
number, the location and the emergency situation, as
accurately as possible. In order to deliver the sufficient
information to a rescue institute, do not disconnect your phone
until told to do so.
Use with proper care to reduce
electromagnetic interference (EMI)
This product has passed the inspection of the DirectorateGeneral of Telecommunications, Ministry of Transportation and
Communication. The highest reported SAR values which are:
Head 0.45W/kg; Body-worn 0.77 W/kg are lower than the
standard value at 1.6 W/kg, maximum. Mobile phones are apt to
generate high frequency energy, electromagnetic wave before
connection. In order to avoid EMI impact on human body, we
strongly recommend you to listen to the phone after the line is
connected.
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Basic Operation
Getting Started
Phone Overview
Figure 1
Warning: Please do not detach any parts of this mobile
phone and only use original manufacturer components to
guaranty the quality of transmission.
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Installation & Removal
Installing the battery
1. Place the battery pack downward and gently slide its side
corners into this handset’s bottom fillister.
2. Hold and press the battery pack forward until it contacts to
the handset. Make sure that the metallic connector is firmly
facing the built-in hinged-type connectors on the handset.
3. Push and slide the battery cover forward so as to clasp the
latch.
Figure 2
Removing the battery
1. Switch off the handset first and gently pushes the latch of the
battery cover backward to separate it from the handset.
2. Press the battery pack’s latch backward and the uplift the
bottom of the battery pack and remove the battery from
handset.
Figure 3
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Important! : Notice the risk of explosion in case of
incorrect use of unfit battery.
Moreover, when the duration you
remove the battery from the phone is
over 20 seconds, the time won’t be
punctual.
Inserting the SIM Card
1. Find the SIM slot. Place your SIM card golden contact area
downward.
2. Place the SIM card with leaning 30°and gently insert it into
card slot until the card folder firmly clips the card in its place.
Figure 4
Important! : Before removing the cover, always
switch off the power first and
disconnect the handset from the
charger or any other devices.
Removing the SIM Card
Switch off the power first and remove the battery cover. Press
and slide SIM forward so as to remove SIM from the holder and
slot as shown in figure 5.
Figure 5
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Important! : Keep all miniature SIM cards out of
the reach of small children. The SIM
card and its contacts can be easily
damaged by scratches or bending,
so be careful when handling,
inserting and removing the cards.
Connecting the Charger
To connect the travel charger to the handset, you should install
the battery first. Follow the travel charger instruction, and plug
the connector with the © sign upside into the handset as shown
in figure 6.
Figure 6
Note:
1. Do not remove your battery or SIM card while charging.
2. Use a compatible or appropriate charger for the handset.
3. Manipulate the charger carefully, or the connector might
be damaged easily.
Removing the Charger
When removing the charger from battery, disconnect the plug
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from the electrical outlet.
Keypad Description
In the handset, there are two softkeys - left softkey and right
softkey. Key functions are used in main menu / list menu /
function window. The function definition of the handset is made
in screen with let / right softkey. Keypad functions are described
in the diagram as below:
Key
Description
★Affirmative inputs: OK, select, call, save
and reply.
★In main menu / submenu mode, press
this key to enter the next submenu
★Press this key to answer an incoming
call.
★Press it to put a call in hold; or call
retrieve by pressing the key once again.
★Press this key as “Enter” key to access
function menus, submenus and selection.
★In standby mode, press this key and
to lock/unlock the handset.
★When a call is in progress, press this key
to hold, end, new call, phone book, SMS,
sound recorder, mute and DTMF.
★Negative inputs: end, no, return, cancel,
abort, and quit.
★In standby mode, press this key to
instantly access phonebook list. If users
press this key to quickly access phonebook,
to switch input
they can press
methods.
★Press this key to clear single character,
number, or symbol from the right to left.
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Key
Description
★Long press this key to clear all texts or
phone numbers that are entered.
★In menu/submenu, press this key to
return the previous level.
★Press this key to activate either earphone
or loud speaker function for handsfree use
during an incoming call.
★Press this key to reject an incoming call.
★Press this key to dial out a call.
★Press this key to answer a call.
★In standby mode, press it to view call log
comprising incoming, outgoing, rejected
and missed calls.
★Press this key to end / reject a call
★Press and hold it to switch on/off phone.
★Press it to return to standby mode while
function menu is in progress.
★Four-way Navigation Key.
★Default Shortcut functions
setup/selection in standby mode:
Up –Tone Setup
Down – Shortcuts
Left – SMS Inbox
Right – Alert Type
★The symbols of numerals and letters.
Keypads 2~9 are set as speed dial. See on
page 59.
★Press and hold this key for two seconds
to launch voice mailbox function. Access
the voice box number (generally 3 digits) of
your telecom service provider before using
this phone for the first time.
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Key
Description
★In editorial mode, press this key to switch
digit “0” and space.
★In standby mode, long press this key to
switch between current activated mode and
silent mode. When users long press this
key to activate silent mode, vibrator
function, meanwhile, is also activated.
★In editorial mode, press the key to switch
entry methods among ABC, abc, 123,
eZiABC and eZiabc.
★At ready window mode, long press this
key could silence key tone.
★Press and hold this key to enable or
disable vibration function.
★Press and hold this key for seconds to
automatically display “*”, “+”, “P” and “W” in
sequence in the screen. The symbol “+”
represents an international dial-up code.
★Press and hold this key until the symbol
”+” appears and then dial the rest phone
number for an international call.
★In editorial mode, press this key to select
symbols.
★Input a phone number first and then long
press this key until a pop-up character “P”
shows, and then input extension number
and then press dialing key.
★Press this sidekey to adjust volume in an
idle / active mode.
★Press this sidekey to adjust volume in
earpiece mode.
★Press this sidekey to adjust volume of
loud speaker in handsfree mode.
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Alphanumeric Mapping
The alphabetical and numerical keypad mapping relations are
listed on the following table:
Upper Case Mode
Lower Case Mode
﹒﹐﹣ ? ! ` @ :﹟＄/ _ 1
﹒﹐﹣ ? ! ` @ :﹟＄/ _ 1
ABC2
abc2
DEF3
def3
GHI4
ghi4
JKL5
Jkl5
MNO6
mno6
PQRS7
pqrs7
TUV8
tuv8
WXYZ9
wxyz9
space 0
space 0
Select symbols as below:
Select symbols as below:
﹒﹐? ! ' " ﴾ ﴿ @ \ / :
﹒﹐? ! ' " ﴾ ﴿ @ \ / :
_ ; + - ＊ = % & ＜＞ _ ; + - ＊ = % & ＜＞￡
￡＄¥ § € ¤ [ ] { }~ ﹟ ＄¥ § € ¤ [ ] { }~ ﹟
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Upper Case Mode
Lower Case Mode
space ↵
Switch input methods
among ABC, abc, 123,
eZiABC and eZiabc.
space ↵
Switch input methods
among ABC, abc, 123,
ZiABC and Ziabc.
Note:
1.
In editorial mode, press
to switch between current
input mode and symbol input mode.
2.
to switch inputs methods
In editorial mode, press
among ABC, abc, 123, eZiABC and eZiabc.
Pressing a number key in the editing mode will generate
the corresponding character appearing on the display.
After releasing the key and wait for a second, the cursor
will move to next spot for new input.
If there is any difference between the character sets listed
in the table and on the phone, please refer to the displayed
characters on the phone.
3.
4.
5.
Display Indicators.
Indicator
Description
Battery power level indicator. The battery cells
flashes from right and left while being charged.
L1 Call forward is on.
L2 Call forward is on.
L1 and L2 Call forward are both on.
The handset is locked.
The icon of missed call.
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Indicator
Description
New SMS is in mailbox.
New voice mail is received in L1.
New voice mail is received in L2.
New voice mail are received in both L1 and L2.
The roaming function is activated
The vibration call alert is activated
Mute is active during a call.
Ring is active.
Vibrates then rings.
Vibrates and rings.
L1 is active.
L2 is active.
Alarm is activated.
The signal strength of network connection at
your current location. The more the bars are,
the stronger the signal is received. (The total
is four cells.)
Basic Operation
Making a Call
1. Switch off the power first and properly installs the SIM card.
2. The phone still can be connected with the travel charger and
used normally even when the battery runs out of power,
for two seconds to switch on the
3. Press and hold
phone. If the display indicates “Enter PIN ”, please input the PIN
number to unlock your SIM card, (please refer to the Manual
provided by the telecom service provider for more details) and
then press
to use this handset.
4. Input the area code and phone number, and press
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dial the number.
Important! :
Check the signal strength before making a
call. The signal indicator on the left side of
the phone’s screen shows the strength of
the network radio signal. The indicator
scrolls as the signal strength increases
and decreases. To get the strongest
signal, try moving your phone slightly. If
you’re inside a building, move toward a
window.
The SIM Card
Your telecom service provider usually offers the SIM card. For
the SIM installation, please see on to page 27.This phone can
be used only with legally issued SIM cards and receive or send
the calls only within the SIM network service range.
Battery and Charger
The Li-ion battery that comes with this phone is rechargeable.
Please use the charger and the battery provided by the original
manufacturer to ensure safety and a long lifetime for the cellular
phone.
1. Place the charger into an appropriate outlet that meets the
requirements of this phone. The other end is connected to
the phone. While the phone is being recharged, the screen
will automatically show the current power recharge status of
the battery via a flashing signal. The phone that is switched
on can still function normally while being recharged. Once
the recharging process is done, the flashing signal will
terminate.
2. Once the recharging process is done, the charger can be
disconnected from the phone and electrical outlet.
3. This is an international charger (Model is subject to change in
different countries). Read instructions on the charger label
before use.
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4. A ‘battery low’ message will display on the screen to alert you
to a battery low condition. The phone will automatically shut
down when the battery is exceptionally low.
5. If the battery totally runs out of power, the battery needs to be
recharged at least ten minutes. Otherwise, this phone may
be difficult to be switched on.
Switching on the Phone
To switch on the phone, please hold
for around 2~3
seconds. If the message “Enter PIN:” shows on the screen, the
“PIN:” code of the SIM card must be entered in (please refer to
the Manual provided by the telecom service provider for more
to switch on the phone.
information). Then, press
PIN and PIN2 (4 to 8 digits)
A PIN (Personal Identification Number) code is stored in your
SIM card and is supplied by your SIM card network service
provider. To prevent unauthorized use, you need to enter PIN1
code each time while you switch on your phone. Enter the
correct PIN1 code and press
Important! :
1. If a wrong PIN code is entered over
limited trials regulated by system
operators, the phone becomes locked or
disabled. You must ask for your network
provider to use the PUK code to unlock or
enable the phone again.
2. PIN2 code is for other functions, such as
certain number dialing and barring.
PUK1 and PUK2 (8 digits)
The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code is required to change
a blocked PIN code. Check with your network provider for the
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code. After getting the PUK1 code and unlocking the PIN1, you
can reset your PIN1.
Calling
Enter the area code and phone number, the press
to
dial out a call. The prompt dialing process to reach an extension
number is to enter phone number first, pressing and holding
and until “P” shows on the screen. Then you need to
enter the extension number right this moment and press
to dial out the phone number. Apply the dialing process
will promptly reach the extension number.
Dialing Emergency Numbers
1.
2.
3.
Please switch on the phone first. Enter an emergency
number and press
to dial out.
Most networks allow users to make emergency calls
without inserting a SIM card. In the case of no SIM card,
you’ll see the SOS indicator on the bottom-right corner
after switching on your phone.
In the case of SIM card inserted, SOS sign will be
displayed on the bottom-right corner and without enter
or
SOS number, press
keys to dial out.
Correcting an Entry
Pressing
entered.
will erase the last letter or number which you
Answering a Call
Your phone will ring or/and vibrate when receiving a call. Press
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or
to answer the call. Press
to
terminate the call. If you are using an earpiece, you can press
the button of the earpiece to answer or terminate the call.
Recent Calls
The phone will record all the recent calls in which you received,
dialed, rejected and missed. Press
to access “Call
to browse all recent calls. The
logs” and then scroll
recent calls can accommodate up to 30 numbers. Moreover,
you can scroll
to select a number in this option to dial
out by pressing
. There are five options for you to
operate: “View”, “Delete”, “Save to Phonebook”, “Dial” and
“Edit”.
Quick Dial
You may quickly search and dial a phone number stored in SIM
card after inputting the number address (SIM Card memory
number will depend on it total memory storage) and pressing
to get the symbol “ # ” displaying on the screen. Then,
press
to dial a call. Notice that the handset memory
(NVM) doesn’t support such function.
Holding a Call
Press
to put the on-line call on hold while you make
another call. When the second call is connected, pressing
allows you to switch between these two calls.
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Multiparty Calls
The multiparty service provides you with the ability to have a
simultaneous conversation with more than one caller, if your
network service provider supports this feature.
A multiparty call can only be set when you have one active call
and one call on hold, both calls having been answered. Once a
multiparty call is set up, calls may be added, disconnected or
separated (that is, removed from the multiparty call but still
connected to you) by the person who set up the multiparty call.
The maximum callers in a multiparty call are six. Once started,
you are in control of the multiparty call, and only you can add
calls to the multiparty. More to the point, this system allows a
maximum of 6-party call.
Multiparty calls feature several functions including “Swap”,
“Conference”, “Transfer”, “End Single”, “Phone book”, “SMS”,
“Sound Recorder”, “Mute”, and ‘DTMF”. Here we briefly
introduce the multiparty operation steps in common use as
below:
1. Make a call until it is connected first (or when you are
receiving an incoming call). Next, make a second call while you
are already in a call.
2. When the two dialed calls are both connected, you can move
to swap between the two
the cursor and press
connected calls. When “Swap” function is activated, one call is
on line and another is on hold.
3. You can connect a call on hold to the currently active call to
form a multiparty call by select “Conference”.
to select “End
4. When you assign a call and press
Single”, it means that the handset will terminate the active call.
5. If you want to terminate all active call, press
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“End All”.
6. When the multiparty call is active, you can press
to
select “SMS” to edit and send a short message, or to select
“Phone Book” to view phone book list.
and select “Sound Recorder” allow you to
7. Press
record the conversation of the active multiparty.
8. The other part in the multiparty can hear your voice when you
turn on “Mute” function.
9. When DTMF tones are turn on during a call, it allows your
handset to make use of an automated switchboard.
10. To put the multiparty call on hold and only connect one party,
you can press
to select “Split”.
Important! :
Make sure that you do not have a call on
hold before making a multi-party call.
Input Methods
Please read the description of input methods below, and that
can apparently help you to skillfully use input methods.
1. This phone supports various input methods. They are
Multitap ABC, Multitap abc, Numeric (123), Smart ABC,
Smart abc, and symbol. Of them, Smart ABC and Smart abc
are smart word choosing input methods.
2. Only in editorial mode, you can enter desired content in
different input methods such as letters, numbers and
symbols. This mobile phone features various input fields
such as name field of Phonebook, entry search, and content
of Message and so forth.
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3. Press
to switch among various text input methods
including Multitap ABC, Multitap abc, 123, Smart ABC and
Smart abc.
4. If you want to add symbols to input area, press
and
scroll
to select your desired symbols.
5. In editorial mode, press this key to clear single character,
number, or symbol from the right to left.
6. Long press this key to clear all texts or phone numbers that
are entered.
1. Multitap ABC/abc
ABC/abc input methods are described as below:
(1). Press a number key (
－
) repeatedly until
the desired character appears.
(2). If the next letter is located on the same key as the present
one, wait until the cursor appears, and then input the
letter.
(3). Press
to change input methods.
(4). Press
and then scroll
desired symbols.
to select your
2. Smart ABC/abc (Smart Predictive Text
Mode)
Smart ABC/abc input methods are described as below:
(1). You can merely press letter key without selecting particular
one because Smart ABC/abc input methods enable to
smartly predict the words you want.
(2). When the predicted word completely meets your demand,
then you can press
to confirm. You can choose
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Smart ABC or Smart abc first and use this input methods.
Example：sister
Input Method: Smart abc
Press those keys as below：
Æ
Æ
Æ
Æ
Æ
The six input steps will bring about one word “sister” on the
screen. You can press
to confirm and obtain this
input consequence. If you find that your desired word
doesn’t appear on the screen, it means that there are
probably two or more predicted word consequences. Then
and release it and press
you need to scroll
to confirm after your desired word appears on the screen.
If you want to re-highlight the whole wording, press
to recover it.
3. Symbols
(1). The most common punctuation marks are available by
pressing
(2). Next, scroll
to launch symbol table.
to make the cursor reach the desired
to confirm.
punctuation mark and press
(3). In editorial mode, if the symbol “€” is inputted, the sum of
characters to be inputted will be changed from 612 to 268.
5. Numeric
Press the corresponding numeric key to generate a number on
the screen.
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Menu Function
Press
needs.
to enter and use menu functions to meet your
Phone Book
This main menu allows users not only to save names / phone
numbers in the SIM / handset, but also to proceed with the
following submenu functions: Quick Search, Search Record, Add
New Record, Copy All, Delete All, Caller Group, Extra Number,
and Settings. The handset memory module has 10 fields, and
SIM module 2 fields for content editing or new entry. You can
to move cursor to those fields to enter your desired
scroll
content and then press to
save. If you want to access the
. After entering the content, press
submenu, press
to save or press
to discard this record.
Quick Search
1. Press
number list.
2. Scroll
to enter this submenu and you can view a phone
and then select one record saved in the
phonebook and press
to execute the following functions:
1. View
Access this function to view a number record’s detailed data
saved in SIM or the handset memory. The saved data In SIM are
name and number and in the handset include name, number,
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home number, company name, e-mail address, office number, fax
number, associate picture, associate sound and caller group.
2. Edit
All saved number records’ detailed data are editable. Users can
edit or revise those data and then press
to save. For
details on Input Methods, please see page. 40.
3. Delete
When you press
to select this option and want to delete a
signal or all, the pop-up window will query if you want to delete the
to delete or press
number record. You can press
to cancel.
4. Copy
You can select a single or all number records saved in SIM and
press
to copy it to the handset memory and vice versa.
5. Move
You can select one number record saved in SIM and press
to move it to the handset memory and vice versa.
6. Duplicate
You can select one phone record and duplicate it to the same
memory.
Search Entry
1. Search
Aside from quick search, this handset also enables users to
search number records by inputting text to search phone. When
the search entries are implemented, please press
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search or select input methods. And then the handset screen will
display the most similar or the same phone number. Please refer
to Quick Search on page 43 to execute the functions in this
option.
Add New Entry
1. You need to select SIM or phone as the storage location of
new number records.
2. New entries of a new number record in phone memory include
name, number, home number, company name, e-mail address,
office number, fax number, associate picture, associate sound
and caller group. There are only two new fields to be inputted in
SIM.
3. You will need to enter both the phone number and name since
no data will be saved if you leave any of these two items in
blank. .
4. You can select and switch input methods in the fields of name,
company name and E-mail address. For details on Input
Methods, please see page. 40.
5. You can add or select content in the fields of Home Number,
Company Name, E-mail Address, Office Number, Fax Number,
Associate Picture, Associate Sound and Caller Group. However,
if you leave any of these above fields empty, no data can be
saved.
6. Enter E-mail address into the field. Press
to search
underscore ”@”, ”_”, and dot ” ” and input them into E-mail
field.
7. When you want to add an associate picture in a new phone
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number as a caller picture, you can scroll
one of the default four pictures. Press
associate pictures.
to choose
to view
8. You may assign an associate sound to a new phone number,
and so you can identify it next time when it comes in. There are
20 default MIDI sounds accessible for your choice by
pressing
9. You may assign a caller group to a new phone number so you
can identify it next time when it comes in. There are six default
choices Friend, Family, VIP, Business, Others and None. Scroll
to select one of them as a caller group.
10. When you edit and select all fields, press
set a new phone number record.
to save and
Copy All
You may use this function to copy all phone records from SIM or
handset memory. For example, when you select “From SIM”, then
all phone records saved in SIM will be copied to the phone.
Delete All
1. From SIM
Please input password before deleting all saved phone records
from SIM.
2. From Phone
Please input password before deleting all saved phone records
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from Phone. You need to input phone lock password before
deleting all records from SIM or phone. Please refer to page. 64.
3. One by One
Access this option to delete saved phone records one by one.
Caller Group
In this option, users can select Friends, Family, VIP, Business and
Others as their caller groups. Scroll
and select one caller
to set. Select one caller group and set
group and press
name, ringtone types, picture, color pattern and member list.
When you are trying to change caller groups settings of one
certain phone number, its sequence and content in phone book
list won’t be varied.
Extra Number
In this option, you can view, edit and erase Owner Number,
Service Dial Number and SOS Number. Owner Number can be
edited and erased.
Settings
1. Memory Status
This option provides inquiry about the total number of records and
the empty spaces left for the phone records in the current SIM and
the memory of the handset. At this stage, a maximum memory
capacity is 250 sets in the handset. Note that the memory
capacity of a SIM card supplied by various telecom service
companies could be different.
2. Preferred Storage
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In this option you can select SIM or Phone and press
your preferred storage of phone records.
as
3. Fields
The option allows you to enable or disable the following field
coming with Home Number, Company Name, E-mail Address,
Office Number, Fax Number, Associate Picture, Associate Sound
and Caller Group.
Messages
This phone allows you to enjoy sending and receiving a variety of
messages. Please contact with your network and telecom service
provider for more details on which services you can use. Press
to access this menu and further press
the submenu’s options as below.
to access
SMS
1. Done
Press
to write a new message. When you have written
the message already, you can press
(Done) to choose
the further options including “Send Only”, “Save and Send”,
“Save”, “Send to Many”, and “Send by Group”. For details on
Input Methods, please see on page. 40.
2. Cancel
3. Use Template
This option provides you with a variety of templates (such as use
of greetings or common expressions). You can simply scroll
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and press
and then press
to select your desired template type,
to confirm.
4. Insert Object
If you would like to make your own message more interesting and
personalized, you can scroll
and then press
insert objects (Pictures/ Predefined Animation/ Melody/
Predefined Sound) into the message. When you select the
desired items, press
to confirm.
5. Format Text
Access this option to select and adjust these options below:
~ Text Size
Three text size options: Small, Medium, and Large.
~ Text Style
Four text style options: Bold, Italics, Underline, and
Strikethrough.
~ Alignment
Four alignment options: Automatic, Left, Center, and Right.
~ New Paragraph
Four new-paragraph options: Automatic, Left, Center, and
Right.
6. Input Methods
The input methods supplied by this handset include Multitap
ABC, Multitap abc, Smart ABC, Smart abc, Numeric and
Insert Symbols. For details on Input Methods, please see on
page. 40.
Inbox
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When you access the inbox, you will see a list of all received
messages (saved in the memory of both the phone and the SIM
card) displayed on the screen, including the senders, sent time
and the message content. All unread messages will be indicated
to select and display the content
with the ” ” icon. Press
of a message on the screen. For multiple-page messages, you
can scroll
to read the entire message. Press
to
select more message options, including “Reply”, “Delete”, “Edit”,
“Forward”, and “Use Number”.
Outbox
This option functions the same as inbox. After editing a message,
you can select “send & save” to send and save it to SIM or the
handset at your will. Or you can merely save this message by
selecting “save”.
Delete
In this option, you can select delete messages as below:
~ Delete Inbox
~ Delete Outbox
~ Delete All
Similar to the delete function above, press
and you will be
prompted to confirm whether to delete the selected message from
inbox or outbox.
Template
In this option you can select a template for use in delivering short
messages. Or you can select one template to edit its content by
your favorite input methods as your needs. For details on Input
Methods, please see page. 40.
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Message Settings
~ Profile Settings
This option functions as service center (SMSC) that allows you to
select SMSC 1 and SMSC 2. Next, you can enter either of the two
profiles to edit and write the following items:
(1). Profile Name:
You can edit the profile name of the two SMSC and press
to confirm.
(2). SC (Service Center) Address:
You can change the SC address to a new one and press
to confirm.
(3). Valid Period:
to select valid period ranging from
You can scroll
1hour, 12 hours, 1 day, 1 week and maximum/
(4). Message Type:
You can select your desired message types including Text, Fax,
Page, and E-mail.
~ Common Settings
In this option you can enable/disable “Delivery Report” and “Reply
Path”. When you enable “Reply Path” function, your SMS receivers
can know the SMS delivering service center as well as a tracking
path and are able to reply your sent messages.
~ Memory Status
This option allows you to check the total percentage of used
message storage currently on both the phone and the SIM card.
Message will be saved into the phone by default, and will be saved
into the SIM card once the phone is full.
~ Preferred Storage
You can assign SIM or phone (NVM) as your preferred message
storage.
~ Pref. Bearer
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Select Prefer GPRS, Prefer GSM, GPRS only or GSM only as
your preferred bearer.
MMS (Multimedia Messages)
A multimedia message can contain text, sound and a picture or a
video clip. The phone supports multimedia messages that are up
to 100 KB in size. If the maximum size is exceeded, the phone
may not be able to receive the message.
Depending on the network, you may receive a text message that
includes an Internet address where you can view the multimedia
message.
1. Write Message
You can select Add Number or Add E-mail in TO (Receiver), CC
(Carbon Copy), and BCC (blind carbon copy) columns as your
preferable MMS sending approaches. Write SB (Subject) and
Content of a MMS at will. Press Done to confirm the content you
input in each column. Next, manage this MMS by Send Only,
Save and Send, Save to Drafts, or Send Options, or press Exit
to leave the option. In Send Options, you need to set those items
as below:
A. Validity Time
Set Max, 1 Hour, 12 Hours, 1 Day, or 1 Week as your preferable
MMS validity time.
B. Delivery Report
Set this function as On/Off status.
C. Read Report
Set this function as On/Off status.
D. Priority
Set MMS priority as Normal, High, or Low.
2. Inbox
Select one MMS in this folder to View, Properties, Reply, Reply to
All, Forward, Delete, Delete All, and Use Number.
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3. Outbox
Select one MMS in this folder to View, Properties, Send to Others,
Delete, Delete All, and Use Number.
4. Drafts
Select one MMS in this folder to View, Properties, Send, Edit
Message, Delete, Delete All, and Use Number.
5. Templates
You can use one of the five available templates. Besides, you can
select one template to View, Properties, or Write Message.
6. Message Settings
~ Sending
Enter this option to set the following features:
►Validity Period
Set the features as Max, 1 Hour, 12 Hours, 1 Day, or 1 Week
►Delivery Report
Set this feature as On/Off status.
►Priority
Set this feature as On/Off status.
►Slide Timing
Set slide timing (ranging from 1-60 seconds)
►Delivery Time
Set this feature ad Immediate, In one hour, In 12 hours, or In 24
hours
~ Retrieval
►Home Network
Set this feature as Immediate, Delayed, Restricted
►Roaming
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Set this feature as As Home, Delayed, Restricted
►Read report
Set this feature as On Request, Send, or Never Send.
►Delivery Report
Set this feature as On / Off ststus.
~ Filters
►Anonymous
You can set this feature as Allow or Reject status.
►Max Size
The max size is 20 KB.
►Advertisement
You can set this feature as Allow or Reject status.
~ Edit Profile
When you access to this option, you need scroll
to select
you MMS service-supported operator and press Ok to Activate
and Edit MMS Profile
►Rename Profile
You can press Edit to access to editing mode to rename the MMS
profile. When editing is finished, press Option to select Done,
Cancel or Input Method.
►Home Page
You can press Edit to access to editing mode to rename the
Homepage. When editing is finished, press Option to select Done,
Cancel or Input Method.
►Data Account
Press Select and then scroll
and press Ok to confirm
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MMS data account.
►Connection Type
Set connection type as Connection-oriented, Connectionless, or
HTTP.
►Username
You can press Edit to access to editing mode to input Username.
When editing is finished, press Option to select Done, Cancel or
Input Method.
►Password
You can press Edit to access to editing mode to input Password.
When editing is finished, press Option to select Done, Cancel or
Input Method.
~ Memory Status
Enter this option to extract detailed memory info including Usage,
Total, and Free memory.
Email
Like email fun usually made by PC or laptop, you can use this
handset to write, send and receive emails via a email account you
assigned. Therefore, you need to access to email profile to settings
first before sending or receiving emails.
1. Send and Receive
Select this option and press OK, then the message “POP server is
connecting” is indicating on the screen. Number of Sent and
received mails will eventually display on the handset, followed by
email service authorizing is done. If you don’t connect POP server,
press Abort.
2. Write Email
You can edit TO (Receiver) and/or CC (Carbon Copy) as your email
receivers. Press Ok to confirm Add so as to access to Input
Address window.
* Note: Be sure of email address you input is complete, otherwise
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a prompt pop-up window “Invalid Email Address” will show
on the screen.
Then, press Option to select Done, Cancel, Search, and Input
Method. To get email addresses saved in Phonebook List in the
phone, press Search. Press Edit to write SB (Subject) and
Content for the email you will send out. When you have edited
them, press Option to select Done, Cancel, and Input Method.
Press Attachment to add files which you can Edit, View/Play and
Delete from File Manager. Priority of delivering this email can be
set as Normal, Low or High. When all items and content is edit and
done, press Done to select those items as below.
~ Send
Press this option to simply send out an email.
~ Send and Save
Press this option to send out an email and save it in Sent.
~ Save to Drafts
Press this option to simply save an email in Drafts.
~ Quit without Saving
Press this option to by Write Email without saving an email you
have written in the handset.
3. Inbox
Select one email in Inbox and press Read to view its information.
Moreover, you can select following options:
~ Reply
Press this option to response the selected email to the sender
with writing content.
~ Reply without Content
Press this option to response the selected email to the sender
without writing content.
~ Reply All
Press this option to response the selected email to all receivers
with writing content.
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~ Reply All without Content
Press this option to response the selected email to all receivers
without writing content.
~ Forward
Press this option to send the selected email to another receivers.
~ Delete
Press this option to delete the selected email.
4. Unsent
Emails in this folder mean their addresses are not organized
completely so that they couldn’t be successfully sent. Select one
email and select Send, Send and Save, Edit, Move to Drafts, and
Delete.
5. Sent
You can select one email in this folder to forward or delete it. To
forward an email in Sent, please refer to Write Email on P. 61.
6. Drafts
You can select one email in this folder to edit delete it. To edit an
email in Sent, please refer to Write Email on P. 61.
7. Delete All Folder
Enter this option to delete Inbox, Unsent, Sent, Drafts, or delete all
folders in Email.
8. Email Profile
In this option you can create and personalize your emails profile at
will as email management center in the handset. Before you
Activate the Email Profile, you need first to set Common Setting,
Outgoing Server and Incoming Server.
~ Common Setting
> Profile Name
Press Edit to create or rename the profile name. Please refer to
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> Data Account
First, select GSM Data or GPRS as your data account. Then, press
Ok to scroll
to select one operator GPRS system and
press Ok to confirm your GPRS account setting.
> Signature
Scroll
to select On / Off and press Done to set signature
status. When the status is Off, users can’t set Signature Image and
Signature Text.
> Signature Image
The option allows you to Select From File from File Manager,
View the image, or Delete Reference.
> Signature Text
Press Edit to access to text editing window, edit your desired
signature text and then select Done, Cancel, or Input Method by
pressing Ok.
~ Outgoing Server
Enter Outgoing Server to fill in Outgoing Server name, Outgoing
Port (Default value: 25), Display Name, E-Mail Address, SMTP
Auth, Username, and Password.
~ Incoming Server
Enter Incoming Server to fill in Protocol (set as POP2 or IMAP4),
Incoming Server name, Incoming Port (Default value: 110),
Username, Password, Check Interval (set as Off, 5 min, 30 min, 1
hour, or 2 hours), and Download Size (max. up to 102400).
Voice Mail Server
There are a default voice mail servers for you to edit, erase, and
connect to voice.
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Broadcast Message
The network operator sends broadcast messages to all users in a
certain area. Please contact your network operator for more details
on whether they provide this service.
~ Receive Mode
You can set this option as the following modes:
‫ ٭‬Off
If you select this menu, your phone will not receive broadcast
messages any more.
‫ ٭‬List Only
If you select this menu, your phone will receive broadcast
messages sent only by those channels listed on the screen.
‫ ٭‬All Channels
If you select this menu, your phone will receive broadcast
messages sent by all channels.
~ Read Message
Enter this option to read broadcast message. If there is no
message left, the pop-up window will display “Empty”.
~ Languages
Enter this option to turn on / off all languages. Or you can select
specific languages existing in the SIM card you are using. Please
notice that various SIM cards provide various language options.
~ Channel Settings
Channels are selectable and can be set for users to receive their
broadcast messages. The resources of those broadcast messages
are provided by the telecom service companies themselves or
come from their cooperated companies such as TV, radio stations,
etc.
(1). Select:
You can set all channels or select a certain channel from
channel list as the channel to receive your broadcasting
messages.
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(2). Add:
You can add a new channel. Channel title and ID (3 digits)
should be created.
(3). Edit:
You can select one channel you set to edit its title and ID and
press
(4). Delete
to save.
You can select one channel you set and press
delete it.
to
Call History
This menu records the charge info and the length of time or
duration of all incoming and outgoing calls in hours, minutes, and
seconds. Please contact with your telecom service provider for
more charge information.
Missed Calls
In this menu, the screen will display all the missed calls. You can
to select missed calls and press
to
scroll
execute the following optional functions comprising “view”,
“Delete”, “Save to Phone book”, “dial”, and “edit”.
1. View
in this option you can view the miss call info coming with date,
time, phone number, and miss called times.
2. Delete
You can press yes key
to delete this missed call or press
to abort deletion.
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3. Save to Phone book
Press
to save this missed call to SIM or phone. You can
press
to edit the info and pr
press
again, or press
to save it.
4. Dial
Move cursor to this option and press
to dial.
5. Edit
In this option you can edit the info and save it.
Dialed Calls
List all of dial-out calls. The function is the same with above.
Received Calls
List all of answered calls. The functions are the same with above.
Delete Call Log
In this option, you can select and delete call log as below:
Missed Calls, Dialed Calls, Received Calls, and Delete All
Call Time
This menu records the charge info and the length of time or
duration of all incoming and outgoing calls in hours, minutes, and
seconds.
1. Last Call Time
This submenu displays the duration of the last call.
2. Total Sent
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This submenu displays the total duration of all dialing calls.
3. Total Received
This submenu displays the total duration of all received calls.
4. Reset All Time
Access this option to reset all call time.
Call Cost
1. Last Call Cost
In this option you can view the last call cost info.
2. Total Cost
This submenu displays the total charge of all calls.
3. Reset Cost
You need to input correct PIN2 password number before reset
cost.
4. Max Cost
This allows you to set a maximum limit to your total cost. You can’t
dial any number if you go over your limit until the total charge has
been reset. As similar to total charge, you need to enter PIN2 for
settings.
5. Price Per Unit
This allows you to enter the unit price. After entering your PIN 2
code you can input price and unit. Pressing
select different entry fields.
SMS Center
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1. Sent
2. Received
GPRS Center
1. Last Sent
2. Last Received
3. All Sent
4. All Received
5. Reset Center
Settings
Phone Setup
1. Time and Date
~ Set Home City
Select one city listed in the screen and press
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~ Set Time/Date
Access this option and input time and date.
~ Set Format
You can set time and date format
Time Format:
12 Hours
24 Hours
Date Format:
DD / MM / YYYY
MM / DD / YYYY
YYYY / MM / DD
YYYY - MM - DD
MMM DD, YYYY
DD – MMM – YYYY
Important! :
A text window will pop up to remind users to
input new time and date when the handset is
powered off for a long time. This pop-up
reminder can show up only when the SIM is
inserted.
2. Schedule Power On/Off
There are four default schedules available to be setup power on
or power off status. Select one schedule and execute the
functions below
~ Status
You can enable or disable the schedule.
~ Power Settings
You can scroll
to set up power-on or power-off schedule.
~ Time Settings
You need to input time and press
settings.
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Important! :
When the duration you remove the battery
from the phone is over 20 seconds, the time
won’t be punctual.
3. Language
Access this option to select your preferred language used in the
handset.
4. Preferred Input Methods
Select your preferred input methods from the list, including ABC,
abc, Numeric, Smart ABC and Smart abc.
5. Display Characteristic
Select and set up the display characteristic as below description:
~ Wallpaper
Scroll
to select your desired wallpaper from Image
1-5, analog clock and digital clock.
~ Screen Saver
‫ ٭‬Settings
■ Status
Scroll
to set up screen saver in On or Off status.
■ Waiting
Set up waiting time of 5 Sec., 15 Sec. or 30 Sec.
‫ ٭‬Select
Select Image 1-5, Analog Clock or Digital Clock as your screen
saver.
~ Show Date and Time
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Press
to turn On/Off of the function
~ Show Owner Number
Press
to turn On/Off of the function
~ Show Operator Name
Press
to turn On/Off of the function
6. Contrast
Scroll
screen.
and press
to adjust the shading value of
7. Greeting Text
In this option, you can setup the greeting text status and edit the
content of the greeting text.
~ Status
Scroll
to set up greeting text in On or Off status.
~ Greeting Text
Press
to edit greeting text and press
again to
select input methods or save it. For details on Input Methods,
please see page. 40.
8. Speed Dial
~ Enable Speed Dial
You need to setup On or Off to enable/disable speed dial
function.
~ Set Number
There are eight default speed dial number settings in this option.
You can assign number keys 2-9 and input phone numbers in
them. When you have assigned and set up the numbers for speed
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dial, you can long press one of the assigned number keys and
speedily dial out the number you set in standby mode.
9. Shortcuts
You can select your favorite items as your shortcuts.
10. Dedicated Key
In this option you can scroll
Up, Down, Left and Right,
to select a total of 29 functions. For example, if
and press
you set audio profile as the up key shortcut, you can press the up
key to promptly enter audio profile in standby mode.
11. Auto Update of Date and Time
You can press
function.
to turn On/Off to enable/disable this
Call Setup
1. Caller ID
Caller ID represents your own phone number. You can set “hide
ID” so that your number won’t be seen. Oppositely, ”Send ID”
means your number will appear when you are making a call.
~ Set by Network
When you press
to select this option, you can set your
phone number depending on two line service of line 1 and line 2.
~ Hide ID
You can press
to hide your phone ID when you dial.
~ Send ID
You can press
to send your phone ID when you dial.
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2. Call Waiting
In this option you can scroll
and select and set call
waiting function from the following options below:
~ Activate
When activating call-waiting function, you will be alerted by audio
and video signals right after another call is coming in during
making a call.
~ Deactivate
If you deactivate this function, the phone won’t alert you of
another incoming call but directly divert that call to other number
or your voice mailbox.
~ Query Status
It reports current status for Activate or Cancel.
3. Call Divert
~ Divert All Voice Calls
Diverts voice calls unconditionally. You can activate or deactivate
this function. Or you can view the current status for this function.
~ Divert If Unreachable
Diverts voice calls when the phone is switched off or out of
converge. You can activate or deactivate this function. Or you can
view the current status for this function.
~ Divert If No Answer
Diverts voice calls that you do not answer. You can activate or
deactivate this function. Or you can view the current status for this
function.
~ Divert If Busy
Diverts voice calls when the phone is in use. You can activate or
deactivate this function. Or you can view the current status for this
function.
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~ Cancel All Divert
You can access this option to cancel all call divert service.
4. Call Barring
~ Outgoing Calls
You can activate or deactivate this function to bar all out calls
(except emergency call) with this function. Or you can view the
current status for this function.
~ Incoming Calls
You can activate or deactivate this function to bar all ingoing calls
with this function. Or you can view the current status for this
function.
~ Cancel All
You can cancel all barred calls in this option.
~ Change Barring PW
When you want to change barring password, remember to press
old password at first and then press a new password. And don’t
forget new password you have set up.
5. Line Switching
L1 and L2 mean there are two available phone numbers that both
support dialing and receiving functions. Some telecom service
companies provide SIM card with dual phone numbers. That is, if
your SIM card has such function, you can enter this option to set
your phone records into two groups (ex. Office and family)
separately located in the two numbers of the same SIM card. And
you can switch line1 or line 2 as your phone dialing line and
answering line.
6. Call Time Reminder
In this option, you can select off, single or periodic as call time
reminder.
7. Call Time Display
In this option you can turn On/Off to enable/disable call time
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display.
8. Auto Redial
Turn On/Off to enable/disable auto redial.
Network Setup
1. Network Selection
You can set network selection by automatic or manual function
in this option.
2. Preferred Networks
Network List
~ Add from List
You can add a preferred networking service provide from the list.
~ Create New
When you try to create a new network, you need to input
MCC/MNC number and select priority level shown as below
* MCC/MNC:
Input the MCC/MNC number
* Priority:
Scroll
to select priority 1or priority 2.
~ Change Priority
When you have more than one network services, you can select
one and change its priority.
~ Delete
In this option you can press
service.
to select one network
3. Band Selection
Choose one of the band types below as your phone band.
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~ 900
~ 1900
~ Dual Band
4. GPRS Selection
~ When needed
GPRS will be activated when need.
~ Always
GPRS will be activated always.
Security Setup
1. SIM Lock
You can access this option and input security password to luck
SIM. This feature is designed to prevent somebody else from
using your lost or stolen SIM card(s). When the SIM is locked, you
have to input SIM password and press
after pressing
to switch on the handset.
2. Phone Lock
If you want to activate phone lock function, please input phone
. Follow the step above to
lock password and then press
deactivate phone lock function.
3. Auto Keypad Lock
Access this option to select auto-keypad-lock modes include
“None”, “5 sec.”, “30 sec.”, “1 min.” and ”5 min.”.
4. Fixed Dial
You can restrict your outgoing calls to selected phone numbers.
The numbers are protected by your PIN2 code.
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~ Mode
You need to input the correct PIN2 to set On or Off for this
function. When the Mode is On, only selected fixed phone
numbers can be dialed.
~ Fixed Dial List
The default of the list is empty. You can add a new fixed dial
phone numbers by writing the name and phone number and then
inputting PIN2. You can edit and delete the records in the list. (It
also needs the PIN2 number).
5. Barred Dial
Your SIM needs to support this function.
~ Mode
You need to input the correct PIN2 so as to enable this function.
~ Barred Dial List
There is a barred dial list where your can select one barred-dial
number and dial it out. (It needs the PIN2 number).
6. Change Password
PIN is an abbreviation of Personal Identification Number used to
prevent use by only unauthorized person. You can change the
following passwords when necessary.
~ PIN
Make sure that you have PIN enabled. You need to input original
PIN password first. Next, input new PIN code to verify them, and
input new password again to ensure PIN is changed successfully.
~ PIN2
You need to input original PIN2 password first. Next, input new
PIN2 code to verify them, and input new password again to
ensure PIN2 is changed successfully.
~ Phone Lock Password
Please input old password and then change it to a new one.
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Restore Factory Settings
In this option, you may decide whether you want to convert the
settings of your handset to the reset settings. Notice that the
original the original password for this option is “1122”
Multimedia
Press
to access this menu and use six multimedia
functions coming with Camera, Image Viewer, Audio Player,
File Manager, Sound Recorder, and Melody Compose.
Camera
To access Camera mode, press OK. Press Option to select To
Image Viewer, Camera Setting, Advanced Setting and
Restore Default. If you want to take a picture, press Capture.
Capture
then the screen will display the captured image. Next, press
Option to select Send, Apply, Detail, Rename, and Delete. In
Send option, scroll Send As Wallpaper, As Screen Saver, and
1. Send
You can send the captured picture as Wallpaper, Screen Saver, or
Phonebook Thumbnail.
2. Apply
You can apply the captured picture via MMS, E-Mail or EMS.
3. Detail
Select this option to extract all info of the picture.
4. Rename
Press Edit to access to editing window to rename the photo name.
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5. Delete
Enter this option to delete the picture you captured.
Forward, Detail, Rename and Delete. You Camera Setting and
Advanced Setting. Press
as below for more applications.
once more to enter submenus
To Image Viewer
1. Send
You can send the captured picture as Wallpaper, Screen Saver, or
Phonebook Thumbnail.
2. Apply
You can apply the captured picture via MMS, E-Mail or EMS.
3. Delete
Enter this option to delete the picture you captured.
4. Delete
Enter this option to delete all the pictures you saved.
5. Rename
Press Edit to access to editing window to rename the photo name.
6. View Detail
Select this option to extract all info of the picture.
You Camera Setting and Advanced Setting. Press
more to enter submenus as below for more applications.
Apply
As Wallpaper
As Screen Saver
As Phonebook Thumbnail
Delete
Delete All
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Rename
View Details
Sort
By Name
By Type
By Time
By Size
Camera Setting
Image Size 128 X 128 320 X 240 640 X 480
Photo Effect No Effect Grayscale Sepia Color invert Gray Invert
Blackboard Whiteboard
Add Frame Off Frame 1-10
Cont. Shot 1 shot 3 shots 5 shots
Night Mode Off On
Delay Timer Off 5 seconds 10 seconds
Advanced Setting
White balance Auto Daylight Tungsten Fluorescent Cloud
Incandescence
Image Quality Low Normal High
Exposure
+4 +3 +2 +1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4
Shutter Sound
Set as Off Sound 1 Sound 2 Sound 3
Banding
Auto, 50 Hz and 60Hz
Restore Default
Press Ok to set Camera to Restore default
Audio Player
How to play a selected melody in audio player:
To access this menu, press
, and an audio player screen is
launched. This screen shows the audio file name and played time.
Scroll
to select one melody to play. To play the melody
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you chose, press
. To pause the melody, press
again. To end this melody, press
. To exit, press
Scroll
to select one melody and press
to access
List to use Option for more functions as below:
Play, Detail, Add To Rings, Refresh List, and Settings.
1. Play
Please refer to How to play a selected melody in audio player
on page 71.
2. Detail
Melody memory size (ex. 720B) is shown in this option.
3. Add To Rings
Press
to add one selected melody as a new ring.
4. Refresh List
Press
to refresh one selected melody.
5. Settings
~ List Auto Gen
Scroll
to set this effect in On/Off status.
~ Repeat
Scroll
to set this effect in Off / One / All status.
~ Shuffle
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Scroll
to set this effect in On/Off status.
~ Background Play
Scroll
to set this effect in On/Off status.
Sound Recorder
To access this menu, press
, and recorded sound files
saved in the handset are launched on the screen. The file info,
including file size, file format, and recorded date is displayed on
the screen. Scroll
to move the cursor to one sound file
you select and press
to access the further menu
developed as below for more applications.
1. Record
To start sound Record, press
. To Pause / Continue, press
once more. To Stop, press
. When Record ends,
again to select Save, Cancel, or Input Method.
press
For use of Input Method, please see on page. 43
2. Play
To start sound Play, press
. To Pause / Continue, press
once more. To Stop, press
press
. When Play ends,
again.
3. Append
You can select this option to record a sound and add it to a saved
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sound file. First select a saved sound file and press
to
Append a new sound file. To Pause / Continue, press
. The sound file you appended
once more. To Stop, press
will play it original sound first and then the appended sound.
4. Rename
Press
to launch an editing-mode screen for Rename. To
. To erase the whole
clear a character/letter/symbol, press
file name, press and hold
for around two seconds. When
you finish Rename, press
to select Done, Cancel or
Input Method. For use of Input Method, please see on page. 43
5. Delete
To delete one appointed file, press
6. Delete All
To delete all files, press
7. Settings
Use
to set AMR or WAV as file format.
8. Forward
In this option, you can select “To User Profile”, “To MMS”, “To
E-mail”, and “To EMS”.
Melody Compose
To access this menu, press
. You can create a melody and
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then press
once more to select “Play”, “Play Speed”,
“Select Instrument”, and “Save”.
File Manager
To access this menu, press
. Scroll
and select
for more functions as below:
one file and then press
Open, Create Folder, Rename, Delete, and Sort.
Fun & Games
Game
1. Riches
~ Resume
During the game, press
to pause and resume the game
with one more press of this key.
~ Start Game
Press
to start this game. Use numeric keys
and
to move the box left and right. You should control your box
carefully to catch correct objects (apples, cash bags, odd-shaped
nuggets) ; otherwise you will lose scores or power. During the
to pause and resume the game with
game you can press
one more press of this key. Game over tone will sound and game
scores will show on the screen right after this game ends.
~ Game Level
Scroll
and select one of the three game levels (Easy,
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Normal and Hard) and then press
setting.
to confirm game level
~ Best Grades
Press
to view the best score shown on the screen. If you
. To exit, press
need to reset best score, press
~ Game Help
Please refer to detail info in this handset.
2. Color Balls
~ Start Game
Press
to start this game. Press
and
to move
the launcher to shoot the falling color balls with the same color. To
fire bullets, press
. To change bullet color, press
~ Game Level
Scroll
and select one of the three game levels (Easy,
Normal and Hard) and then press
setting.
to confirm game level
~ Best Grades
Press
to view the best score shown on the screen. If you
need to reset the best score, press
~ Game Help
Please refer to detail info in this handset.
Game Setting
1. Game Audio
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. To exit, press
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Scroll
to set the game audio in On/Off status and press
to confirm game audio setting.
2. Game Vibration
Scroll
press
to set the game vibration in On/Off status and
to confirm game vibration setting.
User Profiles
There are five profiles (General, Meeting, Outdoor, Indoor and
Headset) to meet your different needs. Select a desired profile
and push “Activate” to enable profile function. If you want to
personalize the profile, launch “Customize” menu and select the
item you want to personalize.
General
You can change the settings of the follow profiles with this
function.
1. Activate
Activate the settings of the profile you want.
2. Customize
~ Tone Setup
(1). The handset provides 10 types of rings and 20 sets of MIDI
sounds and 5 replaceable empty files that you can add from file
manager. You can select and set one tone type as your handset
Incoming Call and Alarm.
(2). You can select silent mode or choose tone 1-10 to set Power
On, Power Off and Message Tone.
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(3). In Keypad Tone option, there are three modes for your setup
selections: Silent, Click, and Tone.
~ Volume
Select Ring Tone or Key Tone, and then press
up-down sidekey to adjust volume.
or
~ Alert Type
Select on of the four alert types below and press
to set.
■ Ring
■ Vibration Only
■ Vibra and Ring
■ Vibra Then Ring
~ Ring Type
Select on of the three ring types below and press
to set.
■ Single
■ Repeat
■ Ascending
~ Extra Tone
You can press
to set On/Off of the four extra tones below.
These tones can be set On to timely remind users of real
condition of mobile phones. Pressing
done will save your
resetting. There are four extra tones in the phone.
■ Warning
Warning tone will sound when remind users of improper action
such as pressing
to save a new phone record without
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writing the name and inputting phone number in the blank fields.
■ Error
Error tone will sound when an error step was taken, and a pop-on
message with a punctuation mark “ ! “ is displayed on the screen.
■ Camp on
This tone will sound when the handset is successfully connected
to the telecom service company and reach the signal.
■ Connect
This tone will sound when an incoming call comes.
~ Answer Mode
In this option, you can enable or disable Any Key function. When
any key function is enabled, you can press any key to answer an
incoming call. Pressing
done will save your resetting.
~ LCD Backlight
■ 5 Sec
■ 15 Sec
■ 30 Sec
■ 45 Sec
Meeting
The default tone of this profile is silence. All further settings and
selections in the option are the same as General. Please refer to
General.
Outdoor
All further settings and selections in the option are the same as
General. Please refer to General.
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Indoor
All further settings and selections in the option are the same as
General. Please refer to General.
Headset
Plugging in earpiece can automatically activate “customize” menu
functions.
PIM
A variety of functions are available as your presonal convenient
tools
Calendar
You may scroll
until the cursor moves to the desired date
to select View Task or Jump to Date. View Task
and press
allows you not only to survey task list, but also to edit or add your
task as a memorandum (or a to-do list) with setting Date, Time,
Note and Alarm. Jump to Date enables you to input the date you
want to check. For more details to edit View Task, please refer to
“To Do List” on page 76.
To Do List
Scroll
to view all to do list. Select one memorandum in to
do list and then choose “View”, “Add”, Edit Task”, “Delete Task” or
“Delete All” as you need. You should set up task date, time, note
and alarm while editing or adding a new memorandum. When you
are editing note, you can select “Save”, “Use Template”, “Input
Method”. Notice that the memorandum can’t be saved if you leave
the note blank. For details in use of templates, please see on
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page. 53.
Alarm
There are three sets of alarm for your time settings. Select one
alarm and press
time settings as below:
and then scroll
to execute start
1. On/Off
Scroll
to turn on/off alarm clock function.
2. Time Settings
Input the alarm time from hour (left) to minute (right).
3. Repeat
Press
to select repeats of alarm function as below.
to set alarm repeat mode.
Then you press done key
Press
to terminate the function.
~ Once
When you select once, the handset alarm will work only once.
~ Everyday
When you select Everyday, the handset alarm will work everyday.
~ Days
When you select Days, press
from Sunday to Saturday.
to set day alarm on/ off
Calculator
With limited accuracy and designed for simple calculations, the
calculator in your phone adds (+), subtracts (-), multiplies (x), and
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divides (÷) the values you input as the four fundamental
operations for arithmetic. This option provides memory calculation
M+, M-, MR (Memory Recall) & MC (Memory Clear).
Main functions of calculators are explained in the following three
steps:
1. Input the arithmetic numbers (0-9) and press four-way
to select +, -, x, or ÷ to get the answer.
navigation key
2. If your calculating values are not integers, you can input value
and press
to get a decimal dot point, and then input other
values behind the decimal point and repeat step 1.
3. To erase a number you inputted, press Clear.
4. To start a new calculation, first press and hold Clear.
World clock
In this option, you may scroll
to browse the current time
in different countries/cities all over the world.
Services
This menu can be displayed if your SIM card supports Valueadded Services. Regarding the details referring to how to use SIM
services, as well as price and other information, please contact
your telecom service company.
Important:
Your telecom service provider offers the
STK service. Your telecom service provider
defines the name of menu, title, and content.
Due to the content size may be too big to fit
into the screen of your mobile phone; some
of text may not be displayed.
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Battery
 The battery is rechargeable up to hundreds of times, but its
capacity will reduce. You may need to replace a new battery
when the operation duration (calling and standing duration)
reduces evidently.
 Remove charger from the source each time after charging.
Over charging will shorten the life of the battery. Avoid
charging a battery for over 24 consecutive hours.
 Use only batteries certified by the mobile phone
manufacturer.
 Extreme temperatures will affect charging performance. The
desirable ambient temperature for charging is 0°C-45°C
(32°F-113°F).
 Do not use damaged or old batteries.
 Avoid contacts of the positive and negative poles of the
battery with metals, such as coins, scissors, and pens. It will
damage or cause short circuit to the battery. Place spare
batteries in a safe place or wrap them up with insulated
materials before putting inside your pocket or handbags.
 Extreme temperatures will reduce the capacity or shorten the
life of batteries. Avoid placing batteries in extreme
temperatures, such as inside vehicles or near air-conditioner
outlets. The desirable battery storage temperature is
15°C-25°C (59°F-77°F). Batteries that have been charged
may not work properly in extreme temperatures.
 Keep batteries away from water or fire.
 Dispose batteries according to local environmental
regulations.
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Care and Maintenance
Follow the instructions below to take care of your mobile phone.
They will help you to enjoy life with this product.
 Keep the mobile phone and its accessories out of children’s
reach.
 Keep the mobile phone dry; away from rain, moisture and
liquid contain minerals that will corrode the circuit of the
mobile phone.
 Keep the mobile phone away from dirt or dust.
 Keep the mobile phone away from heat. Heat will shorten the
lifespan of electronics, damage the batteries, or even deform
or corrode the shell of the mobile phone.
 Keep the mobile phone away from coldness. Condensation
takes place and the moisture will damage the circuit board
when the mobile phone resumes normal temperature.
 Do not open the mobile phone. Non-professional treatment
may cause damage to the mobile phone.
 Avoid falling, impact or vibration of the mobile phone.
Improper external force may damage the circuit of the mobile
phone.
 Do not clean the mobile phone with chemical solutions or
detergents. Gently wipe the shell of the mobile phone with a
soft cotton cloth and clear water or mild soap.
 Use accessories and batteries from the manufacturer.
 Contact your nearest service station if the mobile phone is out
of order. Our well-trained technicians will provide you the best
service.
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FCC Regulations
Conditions of Use
Operation of this XGT mobile phone 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.
This XGT mobile phone 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.
If this device does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the device on and off,
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:
1). Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
2). Increase the distance between the device and receiver.
3). Connect the device into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
4). Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
The radiated output power of this internal wireless radio is far below
the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the wireless
radio shall be used in such a manner that the radio is 1.5 cm or further
from the human body. However, the user of wireless radios may be
restricted in some places or situations, such as aboard airplanes. If
you are unsure of restrictions, you are encouraged to ask for
authorization before turning on the wireless radio. Several restrictions
and cautions of using mobile phone are listed in the Safety.
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FCC RF Exposure Information
Read this information before using your handset
In August 1996 the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) of
the United States with its action in Report and Order FCC 96-326
adopted an updated safety standard for human exposure to radio
frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated
transmitters. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety
standard previously set by both U.S and international standards
bodies. The design of this phone complies with the FCC guidelines
and these international standards.
Use only the supplied or an approved antenna. Unauthorized
antennas, modifications, or attachments could impair call quality,
damage the phone, or result in violation of FCC regulations.
Do not use the phone with a damaged antenna. If a damaged
antenna comes into contact with the skin, a minor burn may result.
Please contact your local dealer for replacement antenna.
Body-worn Operation
This device was tested for typical body-worn operations. To comply
with FCC RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation
distance of 1.5 cm must be maintained between the user’s body
and the handset, including the antenna. Third-party belt-clips,
holsters, and similar accessories used by this device should not
contain any metallic components. Body-worn accessories that do
not meet these requirements may not comply with FCC RF
exposure requirements and should be avoided.
For more information about RF exposure, please visit the FCC
website at www.fcc.gov
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