EYO ASIA ELECTRONIC E9800 GSM Mobile Phone - WiFi Portion User Manual 1

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GSM Mobile Phone
User Guild
Congratulations on your purchase of this GSM mobile phone.
Please read this User Guide before you use your mobile phone.
Notice: If there is any differences(such as features，color, etc.) between the User Guide
and the mobile phone, please refer to the mobile phone. Improvements and changes to this
User Guide maybe made by our company at any time and without notice. Such changed will,
however, be incorporated into new editions of this User Guide.
Contents
1.
FOR YOUR SAFETY ................................................................................................................................................................ 3
2.
PRODUCT INSIDE PACKAGE ............................................................................................................................................... 3
3.
KEY FUNCTIONS IN STANDBY MODE ............................................................................................................................... 3
4.
ICON INDICATORS ................................................................................................................................................................. 4
5.
GET STARTED .......................................................................................................................................................................... 6
6.
TELEPHONE ............................................................................................................................................................................. 6
6.1. MAKE A CALL ............................................................................................................................................................................. 6
6.2. ANSWER A CALL ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
6.3. DURING A CALL .......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
7.
CONNECTIVITY ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7
8.
MAIN MENU.............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
8.1. PHONEBOOK ............................................................................................................................................................................... 8
8.2. MESSAGES .................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
8.2.1 SMS...................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
8.2.2 MMS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
8.3. CALL CENTER ........................................................................................................................................................................... 11
8.3.1 Call history ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11
8.3.2 Call settings ....................................................................................................................................................................... 11
8.4. USER PROFILES ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
8.5. SETTINGS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
8.5.1 Quad SIM Setting .............................................................................................................................................................. 12
8.5.2 Phone settings.................................................................................................................................................................... 12
8.5.3 Network setup .................................................................................................................................................................... 13
8.5.4 Security setup .................................................................................................................................................................... 13
8.5.5 Connectivity ....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
8.5.6 Restore factory settings ..................................................................................................................................................... 14
8.6. MULTIMEDIA ............................................................................................................................................................................ 14
8.6.1 Camera .............................................................................................................................................................................. 14
8.6.2 Image viewer ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15
8.6.3 Video recorder ................................................................................................................................................................... 15
8.6.4 Video player ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
8.6.5 Audio player ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15
8.6.6 Sound recorder .................................................................................................................................................................. 16
8.6.7 FM radio ........................................................................................................................................................................... 16
8.7. FILE MANAGER ........................................................................................................................................................................ 17
8.8. FUN AND GAMES ...................................................................................................................................................................... 17
8.8.1 Games ................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
8.9. ORGANIZER .............................................................................................................................................................................. 17
8.9.1 Calendar ............................................................................................................................................................................ 17
8.9.2 Alarm ................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
8.9.3 Tasks .................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
8.9.4 Calculator.......................................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.9.5 World clock ........................................................................................................................................................................ 18
8.9.6 E-Book reader ................................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.10. WEB ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.10.1 STK .................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
8.10.2 Internet service ................................................................................................................................................................ 18
9.
FAQ ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
1. For your safety

SWITCH ON SAFETY
Do not switch your product on when mobile phone use is prohibited or when it may cause
interference or danger.

DRIVE SAFETY
Obey all local laws, keep your hands away from your product when you are driving

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS
Follow any restrictions. Switch your product off when near the medical equipments.

SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT
Follow any restrictions. Switch your product off when you are in aircraft

SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELING
Do NOT use near fuel or chemicals

SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING
Do NOT use your product when blasting is in progress.

WATER-RESISTANCE
Your product is NOT water-resistant; keep it dry at any time, especially when it is charging.

INTERFERENCE
All wireless devices may be susceptible to interference, which could affect performance.

BATTERIES AND CHARGERS
Use only approved batteries and chargers. The use of any other types may invalidate any
approval or warranty, and maybe dangerous.
WARNING!!
INCORRECT OPERATION MAKES WARRANTY INVALIDE!
2. Product inside package
The devices listed below are packaged in the box, Please make sure they are
correct and available. If the answer is NO, please connect with the local dealer.

Mobile phone

USB data cable

Charger

headset

Battery

User guide

Warranty card
3. Key functions in standby mode
Name
Type
Function description(in standby mode)
LSK
Short press
Enter main menu
RSK
Short press
Enter phonebook
SEND
Short press
Show call history of SIM card A
SEND2
Short press
Show call history of SIM card B
SEND3
Short press
Show call history of SIM card C
SEND4
Short press
Show call history of SIM card D
END
Short press
End a call
END
Long press
Power off
OK
Short press
Same as LSK
0..9,*,#
Short press
Input number in dialing screen
Long press
Enable hand light
2..9
Long press
1.
Make a call to the associated fast dial number
when they are set.
2.
If there is no associated fast dial number,
System will enter dialing screen and show
the associated number
Long press
Switch on/off silence mode according to current
profile setting
Long press
Enter character ‘+’ in dialing screen
Name
Type
Function description(in standby mode)
END
Short press
End a call if on incoming call screen
END
Short press
To lock keypad if on idle screen
END
Short press
Return to idle screen from submenu
4. Icon indicators
Indicators
description
The signal strength of network attached to SIM Card A
The signal strength of network attached to SIM Card B
The signal strength of network attached to SIM Card C
The signal strength of network attached to SIM Card D
The battery charge level
You have one or more unread messages received by SIM Card A
You have one or more unread messages received by SIM Card B
You have one or more unread messages received by SIM Card C
You have one or more unread messages received by SIM Card D
You have one or more unread MMS received by SIM Card A
You have one or more unread MMS received by SIM Card B
You have one or more missed phone calls in SIM Card A
You have one or more missed phone calls in SIM Card B
You have one or more missed phone calls in SIM Card C
You have one or more missed phone calls in SIM Card D
General mode of profiles is active now
Meeting mode of profiles is active now
Outdoor mode of profiles is active now
Headset mode of profiles is active now
Bluetooth mode of profiles is active now
All calls to SIM Card A are forwarded to another number
All calls to SIM Card B are forwarded to another number
All calls to SIM Card C are forwarded to another number
All calls to SIM Card D are forwarded to another number
SIM Card A is active
SIM Card B is active
SIM Card C is active
SIM Card D is active
One or more alarms are active
Keypad lock
5. Get Started

Insert/remove the battery
Always switch your product off and disconnect the charger before removing the battery.
When you insert the battery, please align the contacts of batter with the corresponding
connectors on the battery compartment.

Insert/Change the SIM card
Before changing the SIM card, please make sure your product is switched off and the battery
is removed.
Make sure that the contact area on the card is facing the connectors on your product and
that the beveled corner is correct with the indicator, then insert the SIM card

Charge the battery

Please make sure the battery is inserted correctly.

Connect the power cord to the device and then connect a compatible charger to a wall
outlet or connect the computer via USB data cable.

Your battery has been pre-charged at the factory, but the charging level may vary. To
reach the full operation time, charge the battery until is has been fully charged
according to the battery level indicator.

The batter method is to recharge the battery when it runs out, this operation will
continue at least 3 times after you get your mobile phone.

If a long time not using your mobile phone, it will take a few minutes to show the
charging animation.

WARNING: moving or taking off the battery during charging is forbidden.
6. Telephone
Your mobile phone is a Quad-card quadruple standby single pass style. Where
Quad-card means it supports four SIM cards, quadruple standby means all the SIM cards
work in standby mode, single pass means only ONE SIM card can answer or make a call, the
other is sleeping at the same time until the call is end.
6.1. Make a call

Important: if keypad of the mobile has been locked, activate the phone function at first
(See Keypad lock)

To Make a call, enter the phone numbers (sometimes including the area code when you
call a foreign area number) on the dialing screen, and press send key. If ‘Quad SIM open’
mode in handset setting is active and these 4 SIM card is available, you need chose
which one is the initiator.

Also, you can make a call through phonebook list or call history directly via the item is
focused and select  from option menu.
6.2. Answer a call

To answer a call, select  from option menu when the call is incoming.

To reject the call, press  on the screen or press .
6.3. During a call
There are some options to use when you select  during a call. Press  to
enter/exit hand free mode. In options menu, you can choose.

Set volume – to increase or decrease the volume

Hold single call – to keep current call.

End single call – to end current call.

New call – to make a new call via input numbers.

Phonebook – to view the record in phonebook.

Message center – to enter message center to view message.

Sound recorder – to start recorder to remember the content.

Mute – to make the other side can not hear you what you say.

DTMF – to enable/disable DTMF tone.
7. Connectivity
This mobile phone offers options to connect to another device or computer. Wireless
method includes Bluetooth. It also supports a wired solution with a USB(Universal Serial
BUS) cable connection.

USB cable connection
Using a USB data cable, you can connect the mobile phone to a compatible computer.
Connect the USB data cable to the USB connector of the mobile phone.
If the mobile is power off, you will see the driver name in your computer.
If the mobile is power on, you can select the feature you want to use: storage or webcam.

Bluetooth
See Bluetooth
8. Main menu
8.1. Phonebook

Quick search
To search the name you want to use in the phonebook list. You can look for the name
according to your input alphabet.

Search contact
Search the name you want to use in the phonebook list. You can look for the name according
to your input.

Add new contact
Add a new record to phonebook list, including name, number, etc. you can select the
position to store. The content of every record in SIM card is composed of name and ONE
number.


NOTES: The count of every SIM card may be different.
Batch operations


Multi Delete – delete the selected item in phonebook list
Copy all—copy contract from SIM Card A to SIM Card B, or from SIM Card A to handset,
or from SIM Card B to handset，or from SIM Card A to SIM Card C, or from SIM Card A to
D , or the opposite direction.

Delete all —delete all the records in SIM Card A or SIM Card B or SIM Card C or SIM
Card D or handset, or one by one.

Settings
To set the feature of phonebook, you can view the memory status, set caller groups, owner
numbers for SIM Card A or SIM Card B or SIM Card C or SIM Card D, preferred storage
position to save number, caller picture, ring tone, etc.
8.2. Messages
8.2.1 SMS
SMS can contain simple pictures, sound effects, animations, character strings and melodies.

Before you use SMS
You must have a service center number. The number is supplied by your service provider
and is usually saved on the SIM card, or you must enter the number yourself.
To enter a service center number
1. From standby select Menu > messages > SMS setting > SIM 1/SIM 2/SIM 3/SIM 4 message
setting > profile settings > profile (1..4) > Edit
2. If there no number shown, chose the item to EDIT, especially the SC address, enter the
service number, when finished, press  to save.
You are notified when you receive a message. Messages are automatically saved in the
phone memory or SIM card according to your setting.

To save a message on phone
From standby select MENU > Messages > SMS settings > SIM 1/SIM 2/SIM 3/SIM 4 message
setting > preferred storage > phone
To save a message on the SIM card
From standby select MENU > Messages > SMS settings > SIM 1/SIM 2/SIM 3/SIM 4 message
setting > preferred storage > SIM

To write and send a SMS
1. From standby select MENU > Messages > Write message.
2. write the message and select  and you can select

Send to – to enter send options.

Input method – to change the input method you want to use.

Insert templates – to insert a template to message content.

Advanced – to insert an object,number,name,or bookmark to message content,and to
set text format


Save to Drafts – to save the message to drafts box.
Inbox
List all received SMSs (including read and unread).
SIM Card A Inbox: received messages via SIM card A.
SIM Card B Inbox: received messages via SIM card B.
SIM Card C Inbox: received messages via SIM card C.
SIM Card D Inbox: received messages via SIM card D.
When a message is focused, press , you can see the details of this message. Select
options you can choose

View – to view the message content

Reply – to answer this message to the initiator

Call sender – to make a call to the sender

Forward – to transfer this message to some other.

Delete – to delete this message directly.

Delete all – to delete all the messages in this Inbox (SIM. Phone or both)

Save to Phonebook – to save the sender number to phonebook

Mark as unread – to mark the message as unread

Advanced – to copy or move the message,details as the following:


Copy to SIM/Phone – to copy this message between SIM and phone.

Move to SIM/Phone – to move this message to the other storage.

Copy all – to copy all messages between SIM and phone.

Move all – to move all messages to the other storage
Outbox
List all received SMSs (including read and unread).
SIM Card A Outbox: send messages via SIM card A.
SIM Card B Outbox: send messages via SIM card B.
SIM Card C Outbox: send messages via SIM card C.
SIM Card D Outbox: send messages via SIM card D.
Options are same as Inbox, please see Inbox

Templates
To view the list of template can be use, press  to the operation list, you can choose

Use – to use this template to write a new message.


Edit – to edit this template

Remove – to set this template empty
SMS settings

Profile setting – to enter a service center number

Common settings – to enable/disable the delivery report and reply path

Memory status – to show the status of storage (SIM card and phone)

Preferred storage – to set where the message store firstly.
8.2.2 MMS
MMS means Multimedia Message Service. The content can be text, pictures, ring tone and
melody.

Write Message
To write the MMS, you can set the number or email for To, Cc, Bcc and edit the message
content.
When editing the content, you can press  to enter the option list, where you can
choose


Done – to finish editing the content

Input method – to select the input method you want to use

Add picture – to add a picture to the message content

Add audio – to add a audio resource to the message content

add video – to add a video resource to the message content

add attachment – to add some files to the message content

Add slide before – to insert a new slide before this slide

Add slide after – to insert a new slide after this slide

Delete slide – to delete current slide

Next slide – to change to next slide

Add bookmark text – to add a bookmark to message content

preview – to preview the content

Slide timing—to set the slides change time.
Inbox, Outbox, Drafts
To list all received/sent/stored MMSs (including read and unread).
SIM Card A received/sent/stored messages via SIM card A.
SIM Card B received/sent/stored messages via SIM card B.
When one message is focused, press  you can choose the operation View, Send,
Delete, Delete all, Save as template or Properties to see the details.

Templates
To chose or edit the template defined by user himself or system.

MMS setting
To set the MMS’s parameters such as compose parameters(Parameter when writing
message),send
parameters(parameters
when
sending
message),
retrieve
parameter(parameters when retrieving message), filter parameter, server profile(choice the
operator’s supporting network or MMS’s
profile),also you can see the memory status in
Memory Status.
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8.3. Call center
8.3.1 Call history

SIM Card A/ SIM Card B/ SIM Card C/SIM Card D call history
Press  key, you can choice

SIM Card A/ SIM Card B/ SIM Card C/SIM Card D There will show a symbol list for you to
select, you can select any symbol from the screen to insert into content. All calls

SIM Card A/ SIM Card B/ SIM Card C/SIM Card D missed calls

SIM Card A/ SIM Card B/ SIM Card C/SIM Card D dialed calls

SIM Card A/ SIM Card B/ SIM Card C/SIM Card D received calls
In every submenu, for every call list, press  to view the details (including date, time,
name, number and times), Press  to enter the option menu, where you can choose


Call – to make a call to current record’s number

Send text message – to write a new SMS and send to current record’s number

Send multimedia message – to write a new MMS and send to current record’s number

Save to phonebook – to save current record’s number to phonebook

Add to black list – to add current record’s number to blacklist(See Black List)

Edit before call – to edit the current record’s number information before make a call

Delete – to delete current record;

Delete all – to delete missed calls, dialed calls, received call or delete all.

Press  to enter the Advanced menu, where you can choose
SIM Card A/ SIM Card B/ SIM Card C/ SIM Card D call times
To see the period of last call time, total send, total receive, or to reset all time to zero.

SIM Card A/ SIM Card B/ call cost
To see the cost of last call, total, to reset all total to zero, to set the max cost, or to set the
price per unit (Needs PIN code)

SIM Card A/ SIM Card B SMS/ SIM Card C/ SIM Card D text msg. counter
To see the count of sent and received SMS, select to set the count to zero.
 SIM Card A/ SIM Card B GPRS counter
To see the count of last time, total sent, total received, or to reset every value to zero.
8.3.2 Call settings

SIM Card A/SIM Card B/ SIM Card C/ SIM Card D setting
To set the call parameter for SIM Card A/SIM Card B/ SIM Card C/ SIM Card D, you can see

Caller Id – Set by network, hide ID or Send ID,

Call Waiting – Activate, deactivate or query status

Call divert – Set the condition for divert

Call barring – set the condition for barring, and the password

Line switch – change the associated line, press to change

Advanced

Auto redial
To enable/disable audio dial back.

Call Time display
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To show/hide the period of current call, press / to switch show/hide.

Call time reminder
To set the reminder time as none, single or periodic, when select periodic, you should
enter the period (from 30 to 60 seconds)

Auto quick end
To set the status and the time (from 1 to 9999 seconds)

Reject by SMS
To enable  menu which will be displayed in the incoming call option.
8.4. User profiles
There are 6 profiles for you to select one as current profile:

General

Meeting

Outdoor

Indoor

Headset

Bluetooth
In every profile item, press  to enter Activate and Customize.
In Customize, you can choose
Tone settings – to customize the tone of SIM Card A/SIM Card B incoming call, Power

on/Power Off, SIM Card A/SIM Card B message, keypad tone, there is a list for you to
choice.

Volume – to set the volume for ring tone and volume for keypad.

Alert type – to select one type from ring, vibrate only, vibrate and ring or vibrate then
ring.

Ring type – to set the type from Single (only once), repeat to Ascending.

Extra tone – to enable warning, error, camp on, and connect tone. If one of them is
marked, the associated information will cause a sound.

Answer mode – When any key is marked, when a call is coming, pressing any key will
answer this call.
8.5. Settings
8.5.1 Quad SIM Setting
To set the work status of this four SIM cards or Flight mode(no SIM Card open).

NOTES: an existed SIM card may NOT be open, but the content in this SIM can also be
viewed, such as phonebook, message, etc.
8.5.2 Phone settings

Time and date
You can set the home city, current time and date, and the format to show
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
Schedule Power on/off
To set the power on/power off as you like.

Language
To change the system language as you like.

Blacklist
To disable a call associated special number incomes when the status is on.
When the status is on, the black list number can enter number directly or select from
phonebook list

Pref. input methods
There are several input methods supported by your mobile phone, the number of them
may change according to the number of languages.

Multitap ABC
You could type a character via virtual keypad on screen which will help you directly
input the right character you want.

multitap abc
Same as Multitap ABC, the difference is the character is small case.

Numeric
You could select a number via virtual keypad on screen which will help you directly
input the right number you want.

Insert symbols
There will show a symbol list for you to select, you can select any symbol from the
screen to insert into content.

Display

Wallpaper – set the wall paper image

Screen saver – set the screen saver status, images/animation and period

Power On/Power off display – set the image/animation when system turn on/turn off

Show owner number – show/hide SIM Card A/SIM Card B’s associated Operator’s
information(Name or label)

Auto update of date and time
To set date and time auto update on/off if timezone of location has changed.

Misc. settings
Expand as the following:

LCD backlight
To set the brightness level and period of backlight
8.5.3 Network setup
To set network selection mode and Preferred network for SIM Card A/SIM Card B/SIM Card
C/SIM Card D.
8.5.4 Security setup
To manage your mobile phone security and to make it safe.

Phone lock
To change the phone lock status, if the status is on, the password is needed when power
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on.

NOTES: the default password is 1122, please change it as soon as possible after you
get your mobile phone.

Auto keypad lock
To enable (also need set the waiting time) or disable the keypad lock in standby mode.

NOTES: If the keypad is locked, please do the action according the popup hint on the
screen to unlock the keypad, or the keypad does NOT work.

Change password
To change the password of your mobile phone.
8.5.5 Connectivity

Bluetooth
To set parameters for the Bluetooth connectivity. When enter this application, you can
choose

Power – to power on or power off the Bluetooth in your mobile phone.

Inquiry audio device – to search the Bluetooth device around your mobile phone.

My device – to list all Bluetooth devices you found or search new one.

Active device – to active some other Bluetooth device in list, or search new one.

Settings – to set the Bluetooth parameters, including visibility, changing device
name, whether need authentication and changing audio path.

About – to view the information for your Bluetooth.
NOTES: for safety, when pairing with other Bluetooth device, the password may need input, please
input the same password as the device you want to connect

Data account
To list all the data account supported, you should select one of them and edit them
according to the real parameter.

The account parameters sometimes may changed by the OPERATOR, so if there is
some error, please connect with your OPERATOR and change it.
8.5.6 Restore factory settings
To restore the original device settings. To do this, you need your phone lock code. After
resetting, the device may take a longer time to power on.
8.6. Multimedia
8.6.1 Camera
To preview and capture the images. In preview state, press  to enter the Options
menu, you can choose –

Photos – to view the images already exist in photo album, see image viewer.

Camera settings – to set the camera parameters: Shutter sound, EV, Banding, Delay
timer or the status of continue shot.

Image settings – to set the image size and the quality of image you want to capture.

White balance – to select one balance mode to use, the default mode is auto
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
Scene mode – to set the mode normal or night in order to capture image in day and
night.

Effect setting – to set the image color effect according to your interesting.

Storage – to select the storage for camera

Restore default – to restore the original parameter settings
8.6.2 Image viewer
To view the image exists in photo album. Press , you can choose—

View – to view current image in display

Browse style – to change the style of view image list

Send – to transfer current image via MMS, or Bluetooth

Use as – to set current image as wallpaper, screen saver, power on/power off display or
image for somebody in phonebook

Rename – to rename the file name of current image

Delete – to delete current image

Sort by – to sort all the image files according to name, type, time, size when you view
image list.

Delete all files – to delete all files in current folder

Storage – to select the storage for image viewer.
8.6.3 Video recorder
When enter this function, you will preview the images, press to enter recording state,
press  to stop record and save to file or exit. Press to enter setting menu,
you can choose

Camcorder settings – to set the parameters of white balance, EV, Night mode and
banding.

Video settings – to set the quality level of video from low to high

White balance – to select one balance mode to use, the default mode is auto

Effect settings –

Storage – to select the storage for video recorder

Restore default – to restore the original parameter settings
to set the effect according to your interesting
8.6.4 Video player
To view the video files stored in storage, focused on one file, press, you can
choose

Play – to play current video file

Send – to transfer current file via MMS or to Bluetooth to some others.

Rename – to change name of current video file

Delete – to delete current video file

Delete all file – to delete all video file in current folder

Sort by – to sort the files in view list according to name, type, time, or size.

Storage – to select the storage for video player.
8.6.5 Audio player
To play the audio file stored in storage
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When there is no files, press to select the position where has the audio files. When
there are some audio files, in audio player screen, the icons control playing:
or pause,
means previous,
means next,
means play
means stop.
Press in audio player screen, you can see the files exist in current storage. Select one
file and press , you can choose

Play – to play current audio file

Details – to view information of current audio file

Add to ringtones – to add current audio file to ring list in ring tone setup of profile, see
profile

Refresh list – to refresh the list in order to synchronize files in current storage.

Settings – to set the parameter for audio player, including storage, list auto generate,
repeat type, shuffle, background play, Bluetooth, headset, sound effect, lyrics display
status.
8.6.6 Sound recorder
To list all the files in current storage, if the folder is empty, press to select Record
to start a new record, to select settings to set the recorder parameters, including file format
and audio quality.
When start a new record, the animation and time will start, the process is working, you can
pressto pause or continue, press  to stop and save the record with the
filename you input.
When a record file is focused, press , you can choose

Play – to Play current record file

Append – to append new record to current record file

Rename – to rename current record file

Delete – to delete current record file

Delete all files – to delete all record file in current folder

Use as – to add current file to ring list in ring tone setup of profile, see profile

Send – to transfer current file via MMS or Bluetooth to some others.
8.6.7 FM radio

Warning: If you want to use FM radio, please insert headset first.
In FM screen, the icons control playing:
previous channel/frequency,
means next channel/frequency,
means Power on/Power off FM radio,
means
means to set
parameters.
Press, you can choose

Channel list – to view the channel list already exist, you can change or edit them.

Manual input – to set current frequency to the point you input

Auto search – to auto search channel and save to channel list

Settings – to set the status of background play and whether use loud speaker.
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8.7. File Manager
To view the file folders in system storage (phone or memory card)
In every folder, the options for them are

Open – to open current folder

New folder – to create a new folder

Format – to format current storage(Phone or memory card)

Rename – to rename current folder or to rename current file

Delete – to delete current folder of to delete current file

Sort by – to sort the folders and file by name, type, time or size.

Play –

View – to view image file

Transfer – to transfer current file via MMS, Bluetooth or to special use

Copy, move – to copy or to move this file to other position.

to play the audio file
Default folders description

Received – to store the files received through Bluetooth.

Ebook – to store the files that can read by E-book application directly.

My music -- to store the audio file played by audio player directly.

Photos – to store the images captured by camera and viewed by image viewer.

Video – to store the video file played by video player and record by video recorder.

Audio – to store the void memo recorded by sound recorder.
8.8. Fun and Games
8.8.1 Games
You can setting the sound effect for all the games first, or select the game you interested in.
8.9. Organizer
8.9.1 Calendar
Show the calendar according the date of mobile phone. Press , you can choose

View – to view the events list of the date.

View tasks – to view all the events list

Add event– to add a new events to events list.

Delete event – to delete event according to selected option.

Jump to date – to jump to the date you input.

Go to weekly/monthly view –to switch view between week and month

Hijri info – to know about Hijri information of the date

Indian calendar – to know about Indian calendar information of the date
8.9.2 Alarm
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There are 5 alarms can be used. For every alarm, press  you can set: Status (on or off),
Time, Repeat status (when it is Days, can also set the weekday), Audio (Alarm tone), Snooze
period and Alert type.
8.9.3 Tasks
To add a schedule to a special day. If there is no task, you can press to add the type
and fill the content according requirement. Or press , you can choose

View – to view the detail of current task

Add – to add a new task

Edit – to edit current task content

Delete – to delete current task

Delete overdue – to delete overdue tasks

Delete all – to delete all tasks

Jump to date – to jump to the date to check tasks list

Send Calendar – to send current task as vCalendar via SMS,MMS, Bluetooth or save as
file

Save as file – to save task as a file.
8.9.4 Calculator
It will help you to resolve calculation problems as you want. And it’s easy to deal with
the operations ,since you could directly select numbers or operators to make it work.
8.9.5 World clock
To set timezone and homecity for mobile phone.
8.9.6 E-Book reader
To read the text stored in storage. Now only support .txt format files. When focused one file,
press, you can choose

Open E-Book – to open current file

Clean up bookshelf – to delete all the bookshelf

Global setting – to set the view parameter, including font type, font size, scroll type,
scroll speed, full screen status, encoding format and storage memory.

Book info – to view the information of current file

Delete – to delete current file

Delete all files – to delete all file in current folder

Sort by – to sort the files in list according to name, type, time or size

Apply global setting – to use the global parameter as current setting
Help – to know how to use this application.
8.10. Web
8.10.1 STK
To show all the service inside in your SIM card, the name and service should be different
according to your SIM card and OPERATOR
8.10.2 Internet service
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
This service is support by OPERATOR, if you do NOT know whether your SIM card
supports, please connect with the OPERATOR for more information.
Enter this service menu, you can choose

Homepage – to enter the homepage via WAP web.

Bookmarks – to list all the book marks, you can edit them or enter them directly.

Recent pages – to view rent pages

Offline pages – to view offline pages

Input address – to enter the address you enter directly

Service inbox – to list all the service

Settings – to set the WAP parameters, including SIM Cards selection, Profile you want
to use, browser’s settings, service message settings, and to clear cache and cookies.
9.
FAQ
These lists just for reference, if your problem can NOT be reserved according them, please
sends it back to the after-sale department or other company who in charge of this mobile
phone.
questions
Can NOT power
on
Can NOT attach
the network
reason and reserve solution




Must long press the POWER key at least 1 second
Check the battery is installed correctly
Whether the battery runs out, charge it and wait a few minutes
The strength of signal is weak, please move to other place where
the signal is stronger.


Maybe you move out of the service area of your OPERATOR.



Check whether the SIM Card is inserted correctly.

The PUK code is needed when you input wrong PIN code more than
3 times, input the correct PUK code or connect with your
OPERATOR.


Check the column is suitable.

The time is the call rush hour, the network can not carry enough
calls
The standby time
of
battery
becomes short

The low signal strength level will shorten your battery standby
time.

The battery runs out its life, please change the battery.
SIM card error

SIM card connect point is dirty, please clean it with soft clothe or
something.


SIM card is NOT inserted correctly.
There are some
popup messages
The voice quality
is NOT good
during call
Check whether your SIM card is validated or connect with your
OPERATOR.
The mobile phone is locked, you must input the password.
The PIN code is needed if your SIM card is locked by you or some
others.
Check the signal strength in signal indicator, if the level is low, you
should move to another place the level is high
SIM card is broken, please connect with your OPERATOR.
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Can NOT make a
call
Can
NOT
be
called by others
Can NOT charge
the battery
Some functions
do NOT work










Make sure you press  or  after dialing numbers.



Check the connecter connects well.


Check the operation is correct

Make sure the condition needed by this function is meted.
Make sure you have enough money associated with your SIM card.
Make sure your SIM card is validated.
Check whether the call out function is barred in call settings.
Check whether the FDN is set in call settings.
Make sure your mobile phone is ON, and the network is attached.
Make sure there is enough money associated with your SIM card.
Make sure your SIM card is validated.
Check whether the incoming call is barred in Call Settings.
Check whether the caller number is in black list.
Check the temperature is suitable.
Battery or charger is damaged, please change a new one.
Make sure the operation is support by your OPERATOR or your SIM
card.
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FCC RF Exposure Information and Statement
The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue.
Device types: E9800(FCC ID: ZJN-E9800) has also been tested against this
SAR limit. The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product
certification for use at the ear is 0.398W/kg and when properly worn on the body
is 0.399W/kg. This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the
back of the handset kept 1.5cm from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC
RF exposure requirements, use accessories that maintain a 1.5cm separation
distance between the user's body and the back of the handset. The use of belt
clips, holsters and similar accessories should not contain metallic components
in its assembly. The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements
may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided.
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 received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference
caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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.

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