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W indow s M obile Phone Use r M a nua l Dear Customer, Thank you for purchasing YEZZ WP 47 Full Touch Screen Mobile Phone. Kindly read this user manual carefully to learn about key functional characteristics and operational methods of this mobile phone. YEZZ WP 47 is a smart phone based on Windows Phone 8.1 operating system. With applications pre-installed and others that you can download from internet such as Store which will take you to an excellent experience of communication and entertainment. Contents 1. POINTS OF ATTENTION ON SAFETY .............. 5 1.1 SAFETY ALERT AND CAUTIONS ................................ 5 1.2 PROTECTING YOUR BATTERY .................................. 6 1.3 2. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ................................. 8 GETTING STARTED ........................................... 9 2.1 PHONE OVERVIEW ................................................. 9 2.2 OPEN THE BATTERY COVER ................................... 10 2.3 INSTALL SIM CARD .............................................. 10 2.4 INSTALL MEMORY CARD........................................ 11 2.5 POWER ON/OFF ................................................... 11 2.6 3. BATTERY CHARGING ............................................ 11 BASIC OPERATION & KNOWLEDGE ............. 12 3.1 USING TOUCH SCREEN......................................... 12 3.2 USING KEYS ........................................................ 12 3.3 POWER ON/OFF ................................................... 12 3.4 MICROSOFT ACCOUNT .......................................... 13 3.5 ENTER START SCREEN .......................................... 13 3.6 SCREEN LOCK & DISPLAY OFF............................... 13 3.7 PERSONALIZE THE START SCREEN .......................... 13 3.8 KIDS CORNER ...................................................... 14 3.9 CHANGE YOUR THEME .......................................... 14 3.10 TAKE A SCREENSHOT ............................................ 14 3.11 STATUS BAR ........................................................ 14 3.12 USING SENSORS .................................................. 15 3.13 ONEDRIVE .......................................................... 15 3.14 CONTACT ............................................................ 16 3.15 CALL .................................................................. 16 3.16 MESSAGING ........................................................ 16 3.17 MULTIMEDIA ........................................................ 17 3.18 DOWNLOAD FROM STORE ..................................... 17 3.19 3.20 OFFICE ............................................................... 17 FCC CAUTION……………………………….. 19 1.1 1. Points of attention on safety Safety Alert and Cautions ase read these instructions carefully y and follow IMPORTANT! Plea them implicitly in case of an ny dangerous or illicit situations. Note driving saffety It is strongly recommende ed that you do not use a mobile phone when driving. Please use the personal hand free package whe en a call is inevitable. Please put your mobile phone in the mobile phone holder safely, and don’t put it at a passengerr’s seat or any other place that may y risk a drop of your mobile phone in th he case of collision or emergency brake. Switch off your mobile phone on the airplane Interference caused by mobile phones affects aviation safetty, and thus it is illegal to use it on the airplane. Please make sure your mobile phone is switched off whe en you are on a plane. Switch off your mo obile phone in blasting operation area You should strictly obey relevant laws and regulations and d switch off your mobile phone in or near blasting operation area. phone near dangerous area Switch off your mobile Your cell phone is not allowed to switch on when the reffueling and chemical substance area is nearby. In a hospital When using it in a hospita al, you should be subject to the rellevant rules specified by the hospital. Make sure your mobile phone is switched off when medical equipme ent is nearby. Any wireless trransmission equipment, mobile phone es included, will affect its performa ance. Other electronic equipment may y be affected as well. If you have an ny question in this regard, please co onsult relevant doctor or equipme ent supplier directly. Interference Any interference caused by wireless equipment can do dam mage to its performance. Qualified services Only qualified services are allowed to install or repair mobile phones. If you install or repair it by yourself, you may break the guarantee rules. Accessories and batteries Only manufacturer recognized accessories and batteries can be used. Reasonable use It should be used normally. It is absolutely forbidden to put it on the condition that with an extremely high temperature (over 60 Celsius degrees), for example, do not put it under the window where it can be exposed to the sunshine directly. Remember to use wet or antistatic cloth, instead of using any cloth with static electricity to clean it. Emergency call Make sure your mobile phone is powered on and is in the service, if you would like to make an emergency call number such as 911, pressing the dial key and confirm your location, simply explain what has happened, and don’t terminate the call without any permission. Note: Like any mobile phone, it may not be supported due to the network coverage and wireless signal transmission. What’s more, some networks even don’t support the 112 emergency call services. Therefore, the communication under emergent situations (such as first aid) should not be completely depended on mobile phones. You can consult and check with you local network suppliers. N ot e s: · All screen shots in this guide are simulated, Actual displays may vary. · Instructions to perform tasks in this guide may change depending on the software version on your phone. · Unless specified otherwise, all instructions to perform tasks in this guide assume that you are starting from the home screen. 1.2 Protecting Your Battery Warn reminders about battery: Please don’t store your mobile phone battery at an extremely high or low temperature, for it will affect the service life of the battery, and shorten the standby time. The service life of the mobile phone battery is subject to a certain limit. It is recommended that you would better change a battery from the original supplier if the performance of the battery has declined after using it for a period of time. Points of attention on use of battery: Be sure to switch off the mobile phone before you remove the battery. Please use it carefully. A short circuit will occur if the positive pole (+) and the negative pole (-) of the battery is connected with a metal object (for example, a coin or clip), it may do damage to both the battery and the metal object. Make sure that no metal object will be connected simultaneously with the positive pole and the negative pole of the battery after it is removed and put in a bag. Don’t throw the battery into the fire, or use it under an extremely high temperature condition. Don’t dismantle or modify the battery. Don’t put battery in an occasion with strong mechanical impact, or use a hard object to penetrate the battery. Battery should be put in a cool and dry place to avoid direct sunlight. It should not be placed with a high temperature (over 60 Celsius degrees) environment. If battery gives out any peculiar smell or getting overheated, you should stop using it. If the battery is found to have any crack, deformation, damage of other type, or electrolyte leakage, it should be stopped using immediately. Please clean your skin or clothes immediately with soap and clear water if they contact leaking electrolyte, and wash your eyes completely with clear water if any electrolyte splashes into. In case of any injury caused by incorrect charge, only original battery is allowed to be charged. Don’t use the li-polymer battery when the temperature is extremely low, for the maximum standby/call time is not available at a low temperature. Don’t clean the battery with water or organic solvent, or immerse the battery in water. Make sure the battery is fully charged if it has been out of use for a long period. z It is recommended that the rejected battery be returned to the mobile phone manufacturer or placed in a designated public area for rejected battery recycling. Don’t mix it with other 1.3 garbage or throw it freely. Cleaning and Maintenance Please don’t leave the phone, the battery and the charger in the bathroom and other high humidity places, and prevent them from rain. Please clean the phone, the battery and the charger using soft and dry cloth. Please don’t wipe the phone using alcohol, thinner or benzene and other chemical reagents. The socket with dirt may cause poor contact and power-off. Please clean it regularly. 2. Getting Started 2.1 Phone Overview 2.2 Open the battery cover Push the battery cover upwards. 2.3 Install SIM Card This phone support s double SI M/ USI M cards, before you pow er on t he phone, m ake sure t her e is at least one SI M/ USI M card is insert ed in eit her USI M/ SI M card slot . N ot e : Please insert or remove the cards when the phone is power off, or the phone may be damaged. 10 2.4 Install Memory Card Aim at t he T- Flash card slot and push t he T- Flash car d gent ly, and t he card will be insert ed corr ect ly. N ot e : If the memory card is failed, please check whether it is correctly placed at good contact of metal point. Please insert or remove the T-Flash card when the phone is power off, otherwise the T-Flash card or the phone might get damaged and the data on the T-Flash card could be lost. 2.5 Power on/off I n pow er off st at us, long press t he pow er k ey on right side for about 2 seconds t o pow er on your phone. I n power on st at us, long press pow er k ey for about 2 seconds t o pow er off your phone. 2.6 Battery Charging You can charge t he bat t er y by connect ing t he phone eit her t o a pc USB port or t o t he provided st andard charger use t he pr ovided st andard USB cable. Not e: I n order t o ensure norm al operat ion of t he phone, please m ake sure t o use t he designat ed charger . 11 3. 3.1 Basic operation & knowledge Using Touch Screen Ta p To act on it em s on t he scr een, such as applicat ion, set t ings icons and opt ions, t o t ype let t ers and sy m bols using t he onscreen k eyboard, or t o pr ess onscreen but t ons, y ou sim ply t ouch down your finger on t hem and t hen lift your finger wit hout change t he t ouch down posit ion in a short t im e. Ta p & hold Touch dow n your finger on t he screen w it hout lift ing up or m oving for about 2 seconds. This act ion will pop- up an special opt ions list or act ive som e special act ions. D r a g Touch dow n your finger on screen and m ove w it hout lift ing up t o scroll opt ions, swit ch scr eens and ot her cont ent s displayed on screen. Flick Drag quickly and release, To scr oll t hrough a list or m ov e quickly, flick acr oss t he t ouch screen, When y ou flick a long list , t ap t he scr een t o st op it from scrolling. Pin ch I n som e applicat ions ( such as Maps, Br owser , and Gallery) , y ou can zoom in and out by placing t wo finger s on t he scr een at once and pinching t hem t oget her ( t o zoom out ) or spr eading t hem apart ( t o zoom in) . 3.2 Using Keys Pow e r k e y : Pr ess t he power k ey t o lock/ unlock your screen. Press and hold Pow er k ey t o power on/ off t he phone. Volum e k e y : Press t he volum e k eys t o change t he ring volum e ( on t he hom e screen) or t he earpiece v olum e ( during a call) . Press t he v olum e but t on will cancel ringt ones when incom ing calls. Se a r ch k e y : Press search k ey t o open bing sear ch or Cort ana. W in k e y: Press Win key t o close any m enu or app and ret urn t o t he st art scr een. On t he st art screen, t ap an app t o open it . Pr ess and hold Win key t o ent er t o t ools feedback hub. Ba ck k e y : Opens t he previous screen you w ere w orking in. I f t he onscr een k eyboar d is open, closes t he keyboard. 3.3 Power on/off Power on the phone Press and hold t he pow er key unt il t he phone v ibrat es. Power off the phone 12 Press and hold t he power k ey, and dr ag t he lock scr een down. 3.4 Microsoft account Wit h a Microsoft account , you can access all Microsoft services wit h a single usernam e and password on your com put er or phone. To creat e a Micr osoft account lat er, open a Microsoft app or service on y our phone. Or on t he st art scr een, swipe left , and t ap Se t t in gs > e m a il+ a ccou nt s > a dd a n a ccount . 3.5 Enter start screen When you sign in, you will ent er t he st art scr een. Then y ou can pin your fav orit e apps, w ebsit es, and m uch m ore t o t he st art scr een, and m ov e or r esize t iles as you like. To swit ch bet w een t he st art screen and t he apps m enu, sim ply swipe left or right . 3.6 Screen Lock & Display off On t he st art scr een, swipe left , t ap Se t t in gs > lock scr e e n > Scr e e n t im e s out a ft e r , and select t he lengt h of t im e aft er which t he keys and scr een ar e lock ed aut om at ically. To prot ect your phone against unaut horized use, you can define a securit y code, and set y our phone t o lock it self aut om at ically when you're not using it . 1. On t he st art screen, swipe left , and t ap Se t t in gs > lock scr e e n . 2. Swit ch pa ssw or d t o On, and t ype in a securit y code ( at least 4 digit s) . 3. Tap Re qu ir e a pa ssw or d a ft e r , and define t he lengt h of t im e aft er which t he phone is lock ed aut om at ically. Press t he power key, dr ag t he lock screen up, and t ype in your securit y code t o unlock your phone. 3.7 Personalize the start screen You can set y our m ost - used apps on t he st art scr een. You can pin your favorit e apps t o t he st art screen, and m ove or resize t iles as y ou like. To pin an app, swipe left t o go t o t he apps m enu. Tap and hold t he app, and t ap pin t o st a r t . To m ov e an icon, t ap and hold t he icon, drag and drop it t o t he new locat ion, and t ap t he scr een. To resize, t ap and hold t he icon, and t ap t he ar row icon. You can change t he size of t he icon, t he bigger t he icon is, t he m ore info it can show. To unpin t he icon, t ap and hold t he icon, and t ap 13 3.8 Kids corner Switch the kid's start screen on On t he st art screen, sw ipe left , and t ap Se t t in gs > k id's cor ne r , t hen swit ch Kids Cor ne r t o On . Choose w hich cont ent your kids can use. Go to your own start screen Press t he pow er k ey t w ice, and swipe up on y our own lock scr een. I f y ou'v e set a passw ord, t ype it in. Go back to the kid's start screen On y our own lock scr een, swipe left , and on t he kid's lock scr een, swipe up. 3.9 Change your theme You can change t he display colors t o m at ch your t ast e and m ood. 1. On t he st art scr een, swipe left , and t ap Se t t in gs > st a r t + t he m e . 2. Tap Ba ck gr ou nd or Acce nt color . 3.10 Take a screenshot You can capt ur e your scr een by pressing t he pow er key and Volum e up key at t he sam e t im e. 3.11 Status bar The St at us bar appear s at t he t op of every scr een. I t displays icons indicat ing your phone’s st at us and not ificat ions. Icon Description Signal st rengt h Bat t ery pow er level The bat t ery is charging. Your phone is r oam ing and not on your hom e m obile net w ork. Vibrat e m ode is swit ched on. 14 Silent m ode is swit ched on. Airplane m ode is swit ched on. To ope n t h e N ot ifica t ion s pa n e l: Drag t he St at us bar dow n fr om t he t op of t he screen. 3.12 Using sensors Pr ox im it y Se n sor det ect s how close an obj ect is t o t he surface of t he screen. This is t ypically used t o det ect when y our face is pressed up against t he scr een, such as during a phone call. ( While t alking on t he phone, t he sensor det ect s t alk act ivit y and locks t he keypad t o prevent accident al key presses) . Ligh t Se n sor let s you use t he am bient light level t o adj ust t he scr een bright ness/ cont rast . Gr a vit y se nsor det ect s your phone’s accelerat ion direct ion and t akes responding act ions according t o t he running applicat ion. Rot at e t he screen display when you rot at e t he device while using som e feat ures. To set t he int erface t o k eep t he orient at ion w hen you rot at e t he device, select Se t t in gs - > Scr e e n r ot a t ion, Swit ch Rot a t ion lock t o On. Take act ions according t o t he gravit y’s r eal t im e orient at ion angle, t ypically used in gam es. Responding t o y our act ions such swing t he device in som e applicat ions. 3.13 OneDrive OneDrive is cloud st orage for all your docum ent s and phot os, so you can access, shar e, or r est or e t hem if needed. You can also set it t o back up y our st uff aut om at ically, so when y ou t ak e a phot o or a video, it 's copied t o y our cloud album . Wit h OneDrive, y ou can easily access y our phot os, docum ent s, and ot her st uff you have uploaded from any of your devices. Before you updat e or dow nload cont ent , you need connect t o t he int ernet and t hen sign in t o you Micr osoft account . There are several places wher e you can access your st uff on OneDrive. You can sav e phot os t o OneDrive in t he Phot os hub, or m anage y our office docum ent s in t he Office hub. 15 3.14 Contact Cont act s gives you quick and easy access t o t he people y ou want t o reach. When y ou first t urn on your phone and sign int o your account , any cont act s exist ing in account are dow nloaded t o your phone. Aft er t hat , your cont act s are synchronized: any changes y ou m ak e t o y our cont act s on t he phone or t he w eb are m ade in bot h places, t he next t im e you sync. Cont act s from account s ar e also synced in t his way. I nform at ion about y our cont act s is shar ed wit h ot her applicat ions, such as Gm ail, Messaging, and so on. I f you have m ore t han one account w it h cont act inform at ion, Cont act s j oins duplicat es int o a single ent ry. You can also m anage t hat process m anually. 3.15 Call M a k e a ca ll: Tap on st art scr een or on t he apps m enu. Tap t o ent er dial board screen, ent er t he phone num ber and t ap ca ll but t on t o m ak e a call. Tap t o ent er con t a ct list , t ap t he cont act and t hen t ap m obile phone aft er ent ering anot her scr een. Answ e r / Re j e ct a ca ll: When a call incom es in, t ap a n sw e r t o answ er a call, t ap ignor e t o rej ect an incom ing call, t ap t ext r eply t o send a t ext m essage and t hen r ej ect t he all. During a call conver sat ion, pr ess t he side v olum e k ey t o adj ust volum e, t ap at bot t om t o hold t he call, t ap open t he loudspeaker , et c. 3.16 to Messaging You can use Messaging t o exchange t ext m essages ( SMS) and m ult im edia m essages ( MMS) wit h your friends on t heir m obile phones. You can send t ext ( SMS) m essages of up t o 160 charact er s t o anot her m obile phone. I f y ou k eep t yping aft er t he lim it , your m essage will exchange t o t wo m essage aut om at ically. Mult im edia ( MMS) m essages can cont ain t ext and a pict ure, a r ecorded v oice, an audio file, a video, or a pict ure slideshow. Tap on st art screen or 16 on t he apps m enu t o access m essage. When new m essage received, a popup m essage will be shown on t he not ificat ion bar, drag dow n t he bar and t ap on t he m essage t o read. 3.17 Multimedia Ca m e r a is a com binat ion cam era and cam corder t hat you use t o shoot and shar e pict ures and videos. Pict ures and videos are st or ed on t he phone’s SD card or phone. Ph ot os is used t o view pict ures and play videos t hat y ou’v e t aken wit h Cam era, dow nloaded, or copied ont o your SD card or phone. You can per form basic edit ing t asks on pict ures and set t hem as your wallpaper or cont act pict ure. M usic collect s all audio files fr om y our SD card or phone t o play. Vide o collect s all video files from y our SD card or phone t o play. 3.18 Download from Store To download from St or e, y ou need t o be signed in t o your Microsoft account on y our phone. When y ou'r e signed in, you are offer ed cont ent com pat ible wit h your phone. You can search for and download cont ent direct ly t o your phone, or br owse St or e cont ent on y our com put er and send links fr om t here t o y our phone by t ext m essage. Using ser vices or downloading cont ent m ay cause t he t ransfer of large am ount s of dat a, which m ay result in dat a cost s. Download an app, game, or other item You can download free apps, gam es, or ot her st uff, or buy m or e cont ent for y our phone. 1. Tap St or e . 2. Tap an it em t o view it s det ails. 3. I f t he it em has a price, t ap buy, or t o t ry t he it em for fr ee for a lim it ed t im e, t ap t r y. I f t he it em is free, t ap inst a ll. 4. I f y ou'r e not signed in t o your Micr osoft account , sign in now . 5. Follow t he inst ruct ions shown on your phone. When t he download is com plet e, y ou can open or view t he it em , or cont inue browsing for m ore cont ent . The cont ent t ype det erm ines wher e t he it em is st or ed in your phone: m usic can be found in t he Music hub, videos can be found in t he Video hub, gam es can be found in t he Gam es hub, and apps can be found in t he apps m enu. 3.19 Office Microsoft Office Mobile 17 You can w ork t hrough Microsoft Office Mobile w hen you away from y our office. Go t o t he Office hub t o creat e and edit Word docum ent s and Excel workbook s. I n t he office hub, t ap Office , y ou can cr eat e, view or edit Microsoft Office docum ent s. Continue with a document on another device When working on an Office docum ent , t ap …> sa ve a s.... > Sa v e t o > One D r ive . You can save your Office docum ent on OneDrive and cont inue your work on anot her device. You can now open t he docum ent from OneDr ive on anot her device and cont inue wher e y ou left off. 3.20 FCC Caution Any Changes or m odificat ions not expressly approved by t he part y r esponsible for com pliance could void t he user 's aut horit y t o operat e t he equipm ent . This device com plies wit h part 15 of t he FCC Rules.Operat ion is subj ect t o t he following t wo condit ions: ( 1) This device m ay not cause harm ful int erfer ence, and( 2) t his device m ust accept any int erfer ence r eceived, including int erfer ence t hat m ay cause undesired operat ion. Not e: This equipm ent has been t est ed and found t o com ply wit h t he lim it s for a Class B digit al device, pursuant t o part 15 of t he FCC Rules. These lim it s are designed t o pr ov ide reasonable prot ect ion against harm ful int erfer ence in a resident ial inst allat ion. This equipm ent generat es uses and can radiat e radio fr equency energy and, if not inst alled and used in accordance wit h t he inst ruct ions, m ay cause harm fulint erference t o radio com m unicat ions. How ever, t her e is no guarant ee t hat int erference will not occur in a part icular inst allat ion. I f t his equipm ent does cause harm ful int erference t o radio or t elevision recept ion, which can be det erm ined by t urning t he equipm ent off and on, t he user is encouraged t o t ry t o corr ect t he int erfer ence by one or m ore of t he following m easures: —Reorient or r elocat e t he r eceiving ant enna. —I ncrease receiver. t he separat ion bet ween 18 t he equipm ent and —Connect t he equipm ent int o an out let on a circuit different from t hat t o which t he r eceiver is connect ed. —Consult t he dealer or an experienced radio/ TV t echnician for help. Spe cific Absor pt ion Ra t e ( SAR) in for m a t ion SAR t est s are conduct ed using st andard operat ing posit ions accept ed by t he FCC wit h t hephone t ransm it t ing at it s highest cert ified pow er level in all t est ed frequency bands, alt hough t he SAR is det erm ined at t he highest cert ified power level, t he act ual SAR level of t he phonewhile operat ing can be well below t he m axim um value, in general, t he closer you are t o awireless base st at ion ant enna, t he lower t he pow er out put .Befor e a new m odel phone is a available for sale t o t he public, it m ust bet est ed and cert ified t ot he FCC t hat it does not exceed t heexposur e lim it est ablished by t he FCC, Test s for each phone are perform ed in posit ions and locat ions ( e.g. at t he ear and worn on t he body) asr equired by t he FCC.For body worn operat ion, t his m odel phone has been t est ed and m eet s t he FCC RF exposur eguidelines when used wit h an accessory designat ed for t his product or when used wit h an accessor y t hat Cont ains no m et al and t hat posit ions t he handset a m inim um of 1.0 cm from t he body. Non- com pliance wit h t he above rest rict ions m ay r esult in violat ion of RF exposur e guidelines. 19
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