Dynamics G7 Tablet PC User Manual Mi 320

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USER M AN UAL
Tablet PC
Brand Name：Ice Mobile
Model Name: G7
FCC ID: C89-G7
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
S Mobility Ltd ©2012. All rights are reserved. No part of this document can be
reproduced without permission. All trademarks and brand names mentioned in
this publication are property of their respective owners. While all the efforts have
been made to ensure the accuracy of contents in this manual, we presume no
responsibility for errors or omissions or statements of any kind, whether such
errors are omissions or statements resulting from negligence, accidents, or any
other cause.
We operate a policy of continuous development and reserve the right to make
changes, modifications and improvements to the device, device
features/specifications or any of its parts without prior notice. Your device may
have preinstalled bookmarks and links for third party internet sites and may allow
you to access third party sites. These are no affiliated with Spice, and Spice does
not endorse or assume liability for them. If you access such sites, take
precautions for security or content.
The limited warranty does not cover user manuals or any third party software,
settings, content, data or links, whether included/ downloaded in the product,
whether included during installment, assembly, shipping or any other time in the
delivery chain or otherwise and in any way acquired by you.
To the extent permitted by applicable law(s), Spice does not warrant that any
Spice software will meet your requirements, will work in combination with any
hardware or software applications provided by a third party, that the operations
of the software will be uninterrupted or error free or that any defects in the
software are correctable or will be corrected.
User’s Manual is provided just to guide the user about the functionality
of the device. This does not seem to be any certificate of technology. Some
functions may vary due to modifications and up-gradations of software or
due to printing mistake.
SAF E T Y PR ECAU TI ON S
Please read the following safety guidelines before using the device.

Do not use the pad while you are driving.

Do not place magnetic storage media near your pad.
Radiation from the pad may erase the information stored
on them.

Keep your pad and its accessories away from children.

Pad can interfere with the functioning of medical devices
such as hearing aids or pacemakers. People having active
medical implants should keep their pad at least 15 cm
away from the implant.

Permanent hearing loss may occur if you use earphones
or headphones at high volume.

Use a wireless hands-free system (headphone/ headset)
with a low power Bluetooth emitter.

Make sure the cell phone has a low SAR.

Keep your calls short or send a text message (SMS)
instead. This advice applies specially to children
adolescents and pregnant women.

Use cell phone when the signal quality is good.
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Notice:
 Do not dismantle the device or accessories otherwise,
manufacturer is not liable to pay for damages as the device
and accessories are not covered by warranty.
 Use only original batteries and charging devices.
 Please back up your important data timely and keep them
properly. The company is not liable for any failure to call or
loss of data due to mis-operation, poor signal or power cut,
etc.
 All the screens in this manual are for reference only, and
some contents actually displayed may depend upon the
presetting of the service provider or the network operator, or
the SIM card. If any functions referred to in this manual are
different from those of your device, please follow your device.
 Do not put use it in a place with flammable gas such as a
petrol pumps. Do not touch the charger, power cable or
socket with wet hands. This may cause an electric shock.
If your phone or any of its accessories do not function normally, then
please visit your nearest authorized service facility. The qualified
personnel will assist you, and if necessary, will arrange for the service.
SAR (Specific Absorption Rate)
Your device conforms to the Indian guidelines for exposure to radio
waves. The limits are given in terms of a unit referred to as the
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), which is a measure of the amount of
radio frequency energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile
phone.
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TABL E OF C ON TEN TS
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ................................................................. 1
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.................................................................. 5
TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................. 11
WHAT‟S IN THE BOX? ................................................................. 16
1. UNDERSTANDING YOUR DEVICE ................................................ 18
1.1 GENERAL INFO ................................................................................. 18
2. GETTING STARTED................................................................. 20
2.1 INSTALLING CARDS .......................................................................... 20
2.2 POWERING ON/OFF THE DEVICE ....................................................... 23
3. BASIC OPERATIONS ................................................................ 25
3.1 CALLING ......................................................................................... 25
3.2 MESSAGING ..................................................................................... 29
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3.3 CONTACTS ...................................................................................... 35
3.4 EMAIL ............................................................................................. 38
3.5 BROWSER ........................................................................................ 40
4. HOME SCREEN ...................................................................... 42
4.1 STATUS BAR .................................................................................... 43
4.2 APPLICATION TAB ............................................................................ 45
4.3 CUSTOMIZING SCREEN ..................................................................... 46
5. MULTIMEDIA ........................................................................ 49
5.1 MUSIC PLAYER ................................................................................. 49
5.2 CAMERA.......................................................................................... 51
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5.3 GALLERY ......................................................................................... 53
5.4 FILE MANAGER................................................................................. 53
5.5 SOUND RECORDER........................................................................... 54
5.6 FM RADIO ....................................................................................... 55
6. NETWORK ............................................................................ 56
6.1 WI-FI .............................................................................................. 56
6.2 3G .................................................................................................. 59
6.3 BLUETOOTH .................................................................................... 61
7. SETTINGS ............................................................................ 62
7.1 WIRELESS & NETWOKS ...................................................................... 62
7.2 AUDIO PROFILES .............................................................................. 63
7.3 DISPLAY .......................................................................................... 63
7.4 STORAGE ........................................................................................ 64
7.5 BATTERY ......................................................................................... 65
7.6 APPLICATIONS ................................................................................. 65
7.7 ACCOUNTS & SYNC.......................................................................... 65
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7.8 LOCATION....................................................................................... 66
7.9 SECURITY ........................................................................................ 66
7.10 LANGUAGE AND INPUT................................................................... 68
7.11 BACKUP & RESET............................................................................ 69
7.12 DATE AND TIME............................................................................. 69
7.13 SCHEDULE POWER ON/OFF ............................................................. 69
7.14 ACCESSIBILITY ............................................................................... 70
7.15 ABOUT PHONE ............................................................................... 70
8. APPLICATIONS & UTILITIES ...................................................... 71
8.1 CALCULATOR .................................................................................. 71
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8.2 CLOCK ............................................................................................ 71
8.3 GMAIL ............................................................................................. 72
8.4 SEARCH .......................................................................................... 73
8.5 LOCAL ............................................................................................ 74
8.6 MAPS .............................................................................................. 74
8.7 ATV ................................................................................................ 75
9．ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN .................................................... 76
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W HA T’ S IN THE B O X ?
Your package comes with the following items. If any of these is missing, please
contact your retailer
Device
USB Cable
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Adapter
User’s Manual
Headset
Battery
Warranty Card
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1. UN D ER STA N DIN G Y O UR D EV ICE
1.1 GENERAL INFO .
Spice Mi-725 is a 7inch pad with 3G call funtion that encloses features, such as
Andriod version 4, Wi-Fi, 1 GHz Processor, 3.0 MP Camera, etc.
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2. GE T TIN G ST AR T ED
2.1 INSTALLING CARDS
Please switch off your device before inserting or removing the SIM card.
Installing SIM Card
Your device has one push-push SIM slot. In order to install SIM card in the device,
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please pay attention to the SIM card direction.
Installing Memory Card
Your device supports T-Flash card, which is a multimedia memory card used to
multiply the memory of the device. The T-flash card is small and should be pulled
out and installed carefully and prudently in order to avoid any kind of damage.
Please pay attention to the Memory card direction.
Charging the Battery
The device prompts a warning tone and message stating insufficient battery when
the battery power is low. You can just plus the charger into a standard AC wall
outlet
Charging…….
Fully Charged…….
You must fully charge the battery before using the device for the first time. It is
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recommended to charge the battery for three hours before using the device for
the first time.
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2.2 POWERING ON/OFF THE DEVICE
Turning On the Device
After installing the SIM cards, you are now ready to turn on your device.
 Long press and hold the Power Key to turn on the device.
 The first screen that appears is known as the home/idle
Screen.
 Drag the lock icon sidewards to unlock the screen.
 If the screen turns off, then press the Power Key to turn on the
display.
Turning Off the Device
 Press and hold the Power Key for 5 seconds.
 A pop-up window appears, select Power off.
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 Select OK to confirm.
Automatic Customer Registration
After 4 hours of usage a SMS from the device will be sent automatically for the
customer registration.
Standard SMS charges apply.
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3. BA SIC O PER A TI ON S
3.1 CALLING
To Make Calls
If the icon
appears on the screen, then you can make or receive calls.
To make a call, please follow the steps mentioned below:
 Enter the Main Menu, select Phone.
 Enter the phone number using the on-screen keyboard.
Tap
number.
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to erase a wrong number. Tap and hold it to erase the entire
 After entering phone number, tap
 To end the call, tap
Answer/Reject an Incoming Call
When you receive an incoming call, a notification message appears on the screen.
In order to accept the call, drag
drag
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towards right. If you wish to reject the call,
towards left.
Other Options during the call
To put a call on hold
If you are having a call conversation and there is another incoming call, select
hold to put the first call on hold. To unhold the call, select unhold.
To set up conference calls
 If you are already having a call conversation, select Hold to
put the call on hold.
 Select Add Call to make another call. .
 After connecting to the second call, select merge calls to set
up the conference call.
Manage other voice call features
During a call, please select:
 Mute: to mute/unmute the microphone.
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 Hold: to hold the call.
 Speaker: to open loud speaker.
 Add Call: add/make another call.
 Dial pad: use the dial pad.
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3.2 MESSAGING
Your device features, sending and receiving of SMS (Short Message Service) and
MMS (Multimedia Message Service). Go to Main Menu and then select Messaging.
Creating a Message
 Tap Compose new message.
 In To field; enter the recipient‟s phone number.
 Type message in the Type to compose field.
 Tap
to Send.
Receiving and Managing Messages
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When you send and receive messages to/from a contact, these messages are
grouped as a message thread. A message thread looks like an exchanged
conversation.
To reply to a text message
 Enter the Main Menu, select Messaging.
 Select a message thread to open it.
 Select Type to compose to enter your message.
 Click
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to Send.
To forward a text message
 Enter the Main Menu, select Messaging.
 Tap to view a message thread.
 Press and hold a message to view the message options.
 Select Forward.
 In the To field, enter the recipient‟s phone number.
 Click
to Send.
To delete all text messages
 Enter the Main Menu, select Messaging.
 Tap Menu > Delete all threads.
 All the messages will be deleted.
To copy message text
You can use this function to copy the text from a message to a new message you
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are composing.
 Enter the Main Menu, select Messaging.
 Select a message thread to open it.
 Press and hold the message to view the submenu options.
 Select „Copy text‟.
 Go to Compose new message.
 Press and hold Type to compose.
 Select „Paste‟ to paste the copied text to your new message.
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MULTIMEDIA MESSAGE
A Multimedia message or MMS can contain letters, an image, an audio or video
file. To create and send a MMS, please follow the steps mentioned below:
 Enter the Main Menu, select Messaging.
 Select Compose new message.
 Select Menu > Add subject.
 In the To field, enter the recipient‟s phone number or email
address and enter the Subject.
 To insert a picture or video file, tap
> Attach.
 To insert text, tap Type to Compose, and then enter your
message.
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3.3 CONTACTS
Contacts refer to the phonebook that lets you store names, phone numbers,
e-mail addresses and other information. You can save information such as name,
picture, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, etc for each contact listed in your
Contacts menu.
To add a Contact
 Enter the Main Menu select Phone.
 Enter number > Tap Menu > Add to contact > Create New
contact.
 Select the storage
 You can enter contact information such as name, phone
number, email address etc, if you select storage as “Phone”.
 Tap Done to save the contact.
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Tip: Or enter the Main Menu and select Contacts, tap
create
New contact.
To import contacts
 Enter the Main Menu select Contacts.
 Tap Menu > Import/Export.
 Select to import contacts from Phone/ Phone storage/ SIM
Card/ SD Card.
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 Select a particular source to import the contacts from.
 Select Next.
 Select the destination, such as Phone to copy contacts to.
 Select Next.
 Select “Select All” to import all contacts or mark the required
contacts.
 Select Copy.
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3.4 EMAIL
Your device allows you to compose, read and send emails.
Setting up an Email Account
 Enter the Main Menu, tap Email.
 Enter your Email address and Password.
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 Tap Next. The device will automatically retrieve email
settings.
 Enter Name and Account display name.
 Tap Done.
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3.5 BROWSER
Browser is a tool which enables you to access the Internet.
To open a web page
 From the Main Menu, select Browser.
 Tap the address bar.
 Type the URL and select Go.
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 Tap Menu to access more functions, such as bookmarks,
history and other browser related settings.
To scroll the page
 Use finger gestures to scroll up or down.
 To scroll left or right, tap and swipe your finger towards
right/left.
To set the Home page
 While viewing a web page, tap Menu > Settings > General >
Set home page.
 Enter the URL of page that you want to set as home page and
select Ok.
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4. H OME SCR E EN
From Home screen, you can quickly access common features, view notifications
of missed calls, received messages and check connection status.
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4.1 STATUS BAR
The Status bar icons indicate different types of information. The table below lists
various icons that might appear on the status bar of the device.
Network intensity of SIM card
Battery level of the device
New short message
Missed call notification
Call in progress
USB connected
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Headset is plugged in
Bluetooth is activated
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4.2 APPLICATION TAB
Tap Application Drawer to access applications and settings of the device. The
Application tab enables you to access the Main Menu and choose among the
various utilities/ features available in the device.
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4.3 CUSTOMIZING SCREEN
The device features a touch screen with idle displays and access to utilities at just
one-touch. So swipe right or left to navigate through various screens accessing
your favorite features without entering the main menu. Each screen can be
customized by adding various widgets, shortcuts and folders.
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Shortcuts
In order to add a shortcut on the screen:
 Long press on the desired application to add on the screen.
Widgets
Save time with live updates right on Home screen and get all of your personalized
updates at one place.
Setting the wallpaper
You can customize the wallpaper of your Home screen with default wallpaper or
with pictures taken from your device.
 In the idle mode, tap Menu Key > Wallpaper.
 Select your desired wallpaper from the various options:
 Gallery
 Live Wallpapers
 Wallpapers
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Rotating Your Mobile Phone Screen
 The orientation of most screens will change to landscape or
portrait view when you rotate your phone sideways.
 On the Home screen, tap
> Settings > Display >
Auto-rotate screen to disable this function.
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5. MUL TI M ED IA
Your device features various multimedia options, such as Music Player, Camera
and Video Player.
5.1 MUSIC PLAYER
Use the Music player to play music files. The songs saved in your SD Card can be
played using the Music Player of the device.
 Tap
select Application tab
 Select Music
The songs are categorized by Artist, Albums and Songs. You can make your
favorite playlist by long pressing on a song and selecting Add to Playlist.
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5.2 CAMERA
Your device is equipped with camera and camcorder, which enables you to
capture photos and videos. The rear camera is 5.0 megapixels.
Capturing an Image
 Select Camera. The screen will automatically switch to
landscape view.
 Aim the phone at the subject, then tap
Capturing a Video
 Select Camera. Switch to video mode.
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to take the shot.
 Aim the phone at the subject.
 To start recording, select
 To stop recording, select
Capturing Panorama
 Select Camera. Switch to Panorama mode.
 Aim the phone at the subject, then tap
to take the shot.
Capturing Auto scene detect
 Select Camera. Switch to Auto scene detect mode.
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 Aim the phone at the subject, then tap
to take the shot.
5.3 GALLERY
You can view the captured images, recorded video clips, and downloaded images
in the Gallery.
The picture folder and video folder will be displayed.
Select to view the camera pictures or camera videos. The images or videos will be
displayed in thumbnails.
5.4 FILE MANAGER
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You can browse, open and manage the data saved in the Device and Memory card
by accessing the File Manager sub-menu. The device provides a certain space for
users to manage files and supports the T-Flash card. You can use the file browser
to conveniently manage various directories and files on the T-Flash card.
5.5 SOUND RECORDER
You can use the sound recorder to record sounds and also select to save the
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recordings in your phone. Tap
select Application tab > Sound Recorder.
When in the sound recorder interface, press menu key to select recording mode.
5.6 FM RADIO
You can use your phone to listen to FM radio stations once the original Headset is
plugged into the connector. Please press the side key to adjust music volume. Tap
the (
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) to play/stop the FM radio. Tap the (
) to search the channels.
6. N E T W OR K
6.1 WI-FI
Connect to a wireless network to browse Internet.
 Enter Main Menu and tap Settings.
 Tap „ON‟ to activate Wi-Fi.
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 Tap
Wi-Fi > Network notification to start detecting
networks. The available networks will then be listed.
 Tap Add Wi-Fi network to add a connection.
Note:
 If the device before the connection is successful, the
equipment information will be saved in the pop-up window
selected
connection,
select
forget
to
remove
device
information.
 If the device does not encrypt selected connection in the
pop-up window to connect.
 If the device is encrypted, the pop-up window will appear,
enter the password.
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 Network connection is successful; the status bar icon appears
Wi-Fi connection.
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6.2 3G
The device supports WCDMA protocol. Please make sure that you device is turned
off, then insert or remove the SIM card.
Settings > Wireless & Netwroks > More > Mobile Netwroks > 3G Service
 Power off insert USIM or SIM card
 Power on
 Open setting, select Wireless & Networks, tap „More‟
 Select mobile network ,enter „access point names‟ interface
 Select a card
 Touch menu button, select New APN;
 Set as below:
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 Name: (any name like airtel);
 APN: airtelgprs.com;
 Touch menu button, select save;
 Go back to access point names interface, confirm the new
APN selected.
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6.3 BLUETOOTH
You can transfer data, such as music to other device using Bluetooth.
Search the
device and accept/transfer data. The received data is automatically stored in the
directory.
 Access Settings by entering the main menu
 Check Bluetooth to turn on Bluetooth
 To make your device discoverable, select bluetooth settings
and check discoverable.
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7. S ET TIN GS
Select Settings to view and adjust the settings of your device. The Settings menu
is categorized into: Wireless & networks, Audio profiles, Display, Storage, Battery,
Apps, Accounts & Sync, Location services, Security, Storage, Language & input,
Backup & reset and System.
7.1 WIRELESS & NETWOKS
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Access this sub-menu to change/view the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Mobile Networks and
VPN settings. Please refer to network section for detailed information on Wi-Fi
and bluetooth.
Note: WLAN hotspot is supported.
7.2 AUDIO PROFILES
Your device provides four pre-defined user profiles that allow the operations of
the device to best suit the environment you are in. The profiles are General, Silent,
Meeting and Outdoor. Press the Menu Key to add reset the default profiles.
7.3 DISPLAY
With this function you can configure the display characteristics of the device
including brightness, Auto-rotate screen, etc.
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7.4 STORAGE
View and manage the data storage of your device:
Total Space and Available Space: Lists the amount of space on the microSD card
installed in your device and the amount you have used to store photos, videos,
music, and other files.
Un-mount SD Card: Un-mounts the microSD card from your device so that you
can format the card or safely remove it when the device is on.
Available Space: The amount of internal phone storage used by the operating
system, its components, applications (including those you downloaded), and their
permanent and temporary data.
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7.5 BATTERY
You can check the battery status of the device by accessing this sub-menu.
7.6 APPLICATION S
This sub-menu enables you to manage all the installed, running and applications
saved in the device memory and SD card. You can remove and manage installed
applications, view and control running applications, allow installation of non
Spice build in market applications.
7.7 ACCOUNTS & SYNC
Use the Accounts & Sync to add, remove, and manage your Google and other
supported accounts. You also use these settings to control how and whether all
applications send, receive, and sync data on their own schedules, and whether all
applications can synchronize user data automatically.
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7.8 LOCATION
Your device supports Global Positioning System. The settings related to the
location, EPO and AGPS can be configured using this sub-menu.
7.9 SECURITY
You can protect your device from unauthorized users by setting the PIN code or
entering a password.
Enable or Disable SIM card PIN
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When PIN code is enabled, you are required to enter the PIN code before making a
call.
 Go to Application Drawer > Settings > Security.
 On the SIM card lock tab, select Set up SIM card lock.
 Select a SIM card.
 Tap Lock SIM card to use PIN. Check to enable, uncheck to
disable.
 Enter the current PIN code.
 To change the PIN code, select Change PIN.
 Enter the old PIN code.
 Enter the new PIN code and confirm.
Setup Screen Lock
You can set up a lock for your screen in form of Pattern, PIN code or password.
 Go to Settings > Security
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 Set up screen lock
 Select a desired form (Slide, Face Lock, Pattern, PIN code or
password)
7.10 LANGUAGE AND INPUT
Use the Language & Keyboard settings to select the language for the text on your
device and for configuring the onscreen keyboard, including words that you‟ve
added to its dictionary.
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7.11 BACKUP & RESET
You can use the Privacy settings to manage your personal information, such as
backup of the data, automatic restore and factory date reset.
7.12 DATE AND TIME
You can select to set date, time and time zone using this sub-menu.
Use Automatic unless you need to override the network values.
Use 24-hour format: Select to set 24-hour formats on or off.
Select Date format: Select from a variety of formats.
7.13 SCHEDULE POWER ON/OF F
You can set the time for auto power on /off. Do turn the status on before using
that function, and then the time.
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7.14 ACCESSIBILITY
You can use the Accessibility settings to configure any accessibility plug-ins you
have installed on your device.
7.15 ABOUT PHONE
You can view system information Including System updates, Status, Battery use,
Legal information, Model number, Android version and so on.
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8. A PPL ICA TI ON S & U T IL I TIE S
For your entertainment purpose, your device is provided with several interesting
games, applications and utilities. Please ensure that you have GPRS setting in your
device to access the applications. Contact your operator for GPRS settings.
8.1 CALCULATOR
Calculator helps you perform basic arithmetic functions, such as addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division.
8.2 CLOCK
The clock function gives you an access to alarm clock.
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 Tap Application Tab to enter the Main Menu
 Select Clock
 Select from the various options available, select Alarm
 Tap Menu key to add alarm and change/view the Settings.
8.3 GMAIL
Gmail is Google's web-based email service. Google Mail is configured when you
first set up your device. Depending on your synchronization settings, Google Mail
on your device is automatically synchronized with your Google Mail account on
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the web.
Go to Main Menu > Gmail.
Select Create or Sign in your Google account.
Follow the on screen instructions to login or create your Gmail username and
password.
Once logged in, you can begin reading and sending emails from your Gmail
account.
8.4 SEARCH
Now your device enables you to find anything anywhere with Google Search.
Please ensure that you have GPRS activated on your SIM card before using this
service. Just type your query in the search bar and press Go. The result page will
open up.
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8.5 LOCAL
Places helps you discover nearby places you'll love. Quickly search for
Restaurants, Cafes, Bars and other places, while on the go. Places also makes it
easy to quickly rate the places you visit. By rating places you'll get place
recommendations based on the places you like and recommendations from your
friends.
8.6 MAPS
Maps is Google's mapping service to search for places of interest.
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8.7 ATV
Click to enter the mobile phone TV, mobile phone TV selection area, start
scanning, scan can broadcast TV, TV channel name to rename, delete the TV
channel, also can refresh rescan TV channel..
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EN VIR ON MEN TAL C ON CER N
Help us save Our Environment…GO GREEN..!!
All our endeavors are directed towards providing environment friendly products
to you. The materials used in our devices are recyclable and can be reused to
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make new products. We strive to make products that are safe for our consumers
as well as the environment. Come join hands with us and make world a better
place to live.
Preserve natural resources for future generations by recycling your phone. The
phone contains some metals, when recycled properly; these can be put back into
circulation, decreasing the need for new metal mining. Recycling reduces the
need for raw materials, saves energy, helps mitigate Global Warming and reduces
pollution, reduces waste products in landfills; therefore preserving natural
resources for the future and saving the planet.
Follow some simple steps and contribute towards saving the planet.
DOs
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Recycle your handset and its
accessories.
To protect natural resources and to
promote re-use of the material,
kindly separate batteries from other
type of waste.
DONTs
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Do not dispose off your mobile and its
battery in fire.
Do not dispose your mobile with the
regular waste.
Do not over charge your handset.
Remove the charger when battery is
full.
Don’t trash your phone, instead
RECYCLE it
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This logo signifies that this product and/or its consitituents should not be
disposed off with other household waste.
Hazards of Improper handling, accidental breakage, damage and /or improper
recycling of hazardous elements
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If this product is improperly handled, broken or damaged or carelessly recycled
or disposed off in the fire, can result in environmental and data security concerns,
including the following:
Affect nearly every system in the
human body and result in birth
defects, brain, heart, liver, kidney and
skeletal system damage. They will
also significantly affect the nervous
and reproductive systems of the
human body;
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When burned, create
cancer-producing dioxins which are
released into the air we breathe; If
thrown in landfills, may leach into
groundwater affecting your local
community;
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In warm climates, the oxidation of
mercury in the environment can be
accelerated, leading to the creation of
oxidized Hg atoms that are known to
be associated with ozone depletion;
and Improper recycling additionally
results in data security issues, as
private electronic information
remains on hard drive, if not properly
removed before disposal.
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How to Recycle
Please get your electronics products recycled only through authorized recyclers,
approved by Pollution Control Board. We provide facility of recycling of our
products. For details of our collection centers, please visit our website or call our
customer care.
Help us to GO GREEN.
Constitution of Hazardous Elements in your Device:
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Your device does not contain the following hazardous elements in a proportion
higher than the limits provided hereunder: maximum concentration value of 0.1%
by weight in homogenous materials for lead, mercury, hexavalent chromium,
polybrominated biphenyls and polybrominated diphenyl ethers; and maximum
concentration value of 0.01% by weight in homogenous materials for cadmium.
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FCC
statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules: Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference and
2. This device must accept any interference that is received, including any interfer
ence that may cause undesired operation.
*RF warning for Portable device: The device has been evaluated to meet general
RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition
without restriction.
This device is acting as slave and operating in the 2.4 GHz (2412 ~2462 MHz)
band.
Ad Hoc function is supported but not able to operate on non-US frequencies.
Do not use the device with the environment which below minimum -10 ℃ or maximum
over 50℃ .
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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