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Mobile Phone
Mammoth B85
FCC ID: 2AG78B85
Thank you for purchasing Mammoth B85 mobile phone, a Series of OINOM. This mobile
phone is designed for shockproof, waterproof and dustproof. This instruction manual special
used to guide you to understand the functions and features of Series of OINOM phone.
In addition to common call functions, Mammoth B85 also provides you SMS, MP3 player,
Video player, EBook, Bluetooth, etc. It will bring you more convenience and pleasure for your
work and life.
Mammoth B85 pr ovides i ncluding r echargeable batteries, c harges and many ki nds o f
sp ecial accessories for your choosing to use. Unauthorized charger may cause danger, and
this would violate the recognition for this phone and guarantee clauses.
If any description in this manual disagrees with your mobile phone, please subject yourself to the
mobile phone.
The manufacturer has the final interpretation of this manual.
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify technical regulations without prior notice.
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify technical regulations without prior notice.
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the technical product specifications without prior
notice.
Contents
1. Safety and Performance ....................................... 3
2. Your Mammoth B85................................................ 8
3. Preparing for use ........................................... 10
3.1 Install SIM Card ....................................... 10
3.2 Install Memory Card (T-FLASH Card) ...................... 11
3.3 USB Usage .............................................. 11
3.4 Security Password Usage ................................ 12
3.5 Connect to Network ..................................... 13
3.6 Charge the battery ..................................... 13
3.7 ON/Off Phone ........................................... 14
3.8 Headset ................................................ 15
4. Basic Function .............................................. 15
4.1 Dial Call .............................................. 15
4.2 Adjust Volume .......................................... 15
4.3 Answer the incoming call................................ 15
4.4 Call Process ........................................... 16
5. Main Menu................................................... 16
5.1 Call Center ............................................ 17
5.1．1 Call Records ........................................ 17
5.1．2 Call Setting ........................................ 17
5.2 Phonebook .............................................. 20
5.3 File Management ........................................ 22
5.4 Organizer .............................................. 23
5.4.1 Sokoban .............................................. 23
■The box can be moved through by up and down navigation keys,
press the left soft key to return to the previous operation. ........ 23
5.5 Message ................................................ 25
5.6 Multimedia ............................................. 30
5.6.1
Camera .............................................. 30
Use the camera application, you can shoot and camera for around
people or events any time. Photo will be stored in the "Album".
Camera generated photos are in JPG format..................... 30
5.7 Network Service ........................................ 34
5.9 Settings ............................................... 36
7. Appendix.................................................... 40
Common problems and solutions............................... 40
Explanation of terms ....................................... 41
1. Safety and Performance
◆ Emergency Service
Dial the emergency call in any country, you can directly dial 112 (or other emergency
services call). You need to confirm the mobile power supply has been opened, and in the service
area. Enter the emergency services number (112 or other numbers) and press dial key to call.
Any digital network has 112 emergency call services. In UK, you can also use 999 standby
emergency number, but you must insert a valid SIM card.
Note: Due to the nature of cellular network, it can't guarantee the emergency call
success.
◆ Personal

Interference might be caused by poor shielding performance of medical devices such as
hearing aids and heart pacemakers in the use of radio frequency devices including mobile
phones. Consult medical device manufacturer or your doctor before using mobile phone.

Please turn off the phone in which place posted notice required to. These places include
hospitals and rest homes and other medical establishments. Because these facilities may be
using equipments sensitive to external RF signal.

If y ou ar e usi ng p ersonal medical devices, pl ease c onsult t he manufacturer of t hese
devices, to confirm that they are adequately shielded from around the RF signal. You can also
ask your doctor the relevant information.

Users suffering from heart disease should pay special attention to the setting of ring tone
volume and vibration prompts.

In oil storages, chemical factories and so on, which have explosive gases, or the location
of ex plosive pr oduction pr ocess, w e sho uld p ay cl ose att ention to th e R P devices us e
restrictions. In standby state, your mobile phone sill lau nches the electromagnetic signal. If
requested, you should turn off the phone.

To pay attention to traffic safety. Do not use mobile phones while driving. And to use,
you should park your car first.

If your phone is lost or stolen, please immediately notify the telecommunications sector,
in order to disable the SIM card. It will protect you from the economic losses caused others to
take the call.

When you contact the telecommunications department or distributor, they need to know
your phone's IMEI number. It's printed on the label on the back of the phone (or input "* # 06
#" to check the IMEI number). Please put the number down and keep, for the future needs.

In order to make your mobile phone is not misused, please take preventive measures,
such as: set up mobile phone SIM card PIN code or personal security code, and modify in a
timely manner when others know.

Do not remove the battery in standby state mode, it will result in the loss of user data.

When you leave your car, please do not put the mobile phone in a place easy to be seen.

Do not let the children play with mobile phone, charger or battery.
Better take it with you or put it in the trunk.
◆ Mobile Phone
Mobile phone co ntains sophisticated electronic circuitry, magnets and battery systems, it
should be handle with care. In particular, you should pay attention to the following points:

Your mobi le phone will g enerate el ectromagnetic fields, please do n ot pl ace i t w ith

Using mobi le ph one n ear th e TV, telephone, r adio and p ersonal c omputers an d other
magnetic storage media, such as computer disk.
electrical equipments may cause interference, thus affecting the performance of the phone.

Whenever, do not keep the mobile phone and its accessories come into contact

Please do not put the mobile phone on the temperature is too high or too low.
with the liquid or in a damp environment.



Do not put any things in the slide phone.


Please do not place the mobile phone on fire or near the lit cigarette.
Please do not scribble on the mobile phone.
Please do not let the mobile phone drop or to have any rough throw behavior.
Please do n ot pu t th e m obile phone a nd co mputer disks, credit c ards, trav el cards or
other magnetic objects together. Otherwise, the information stored in the disk or credit card,
may be affected by the mobile phone.

Please do not put the mobile phone or battery in the temperature more than 60 ℃, such
as car das hboard, w indowsill, or direct sun light of g lass w indows, etc. Do no t att empt to
disassemble the mobile phone or any other attachment.

Can only use a damp or anti-static cloth to wipe the mobile phone. Do not use dry cloth
with st atic el ectricity to w ipe the p hone. D o not use c hemical r eagents or abr asive
cleanser, otherwise it may damage the cabinet.

The h eadset may be hot during nor mal usi ng, and m obile phone may be ho t

Please r emember to recycle, the car ton packing of t his mo bile p hone i s w ell
when charging.
suited for recycling.

Do not make th e m obile ph one w ithout battery or with empty bat tery f or a l ong ti me,

Mobile p hone con tains som e me tallic sub stances, it may le t you p roduce a llergic
otherwise some data may be lost.
phenomenon, it depends on your body and health.

If you turn on the vibration function, please keep the mobile phone away from the heat
source (such as radiator). And to avoid the phone slipped from the desktop due
to vibration.
 Please try to avoid scratch the touch screen. Do not use the common pen or other sharp
objects to write on the touch screen.
◆ Battery

Please do not short circuit b attery e quipment, it will d amage the b attery a nd ge nerate

Banned to put th e b attery i nto fire, l est ca use an ex plosion. U sed batteries sh ould be
heat, and may cause fire.
returned to th e sup plier, or put i t i n the d esignated c ollection p oints, do n ot pu t i n t he
household waste.

Please do not use metal objects (such as c oins or key ring) to cont act with the batt ery

Please do not remove the phone battery in the boot state.

Please do not put the phone battery in the mouth, because after swallow, the electrolyte
endpoint, and make the short circuit.
can lead to poisoning.

The internal components of the mobile phone battery can only be replaced by
professional maintenance engineer. If you use wrong type of battery may cause explosion.
Be sure to deal with the used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Use any non-pho ne manufacturer speci fy batt ery, charg er, there will be a potentia
danger, which caused by the damage to the mobile phone out of warranty.
Note: If the battery is damaged, you should avoid touching the thi ngs inside. If it contact
with the ski n, pl ease use a l ot o f water to wash. In t he necessary ci rcumstances, you should
seek medical help.
◆ On the road
 Must always safety control the car. Please focus on driving.

Please comply with all the requirements of the local traffic safety regulations.

Before dialing or receiving calls, you should pay close attention to local legal system for
mobile wireless phone using, and pay attention in using.
 According to the requirements of driving conditions, please stop the car, and then dial or
receive the call.

It i s pr ohibited t o st op on expressway bar rier to a nswer or make a cal l u nless i n
emergency.
 Airbag i nflation ar oused the str ong force, please d on't i nstall o r pl ace t he w ireless
communication equipment above the airbag, or the area that the airbag launch can touch. If
the o n-board w ireless com munication equipment i s not properly i nstalled, o nce t he ai rbag
inflation, it will cause serious damage.

Please turn off your mobile phone when refueling, the same situation applies to ban the
use of a tw o-way r adio eq uipment. Pl ease do not take a ny haz ardous m aterial w hich is
inflammable, explosive with mobile phone together or handling, the internal spark may cause
burns.

The electronic system of the car, such as locked braking, speed control and fuel injection
systems, generally, they do n ot suffer the effects of the radio waves. The manufacturers of
such kin d of e quipment w ill te ll whether th ese d evices h ave a goo d sh ield function. If y ou
suspect that radio waves cause the car broke down, please contact your dealer. Do not boot
without qualified professional installer checks.
◆ On the plane
 Please turn off the phone while you are in the plane or near the plane. It is illegal to use a
mobile phone i n t he p lane, i t co uld hav e da ngerous ai rcraft o perating, i t may al so di srupt
mobile phone networks.

In an emergency si tuation, s hould accor ding to sa fety r egulations, and c onsent t he
crew’s permission to use the phone.
◆ Other manufacturers’ equipments

Use unauthorized equipments, cables or accessories of other manufacturers may lead to
the phone’s w arranty failure, and it w ill also a ffect t he normal use o f the mobile ph ones.
Please be sure to use the rationing cable.
◆ Maintenance Service
 No user-serviceable parts inside of the mobile phone, battery and charger. Recommend to
send your phone to designated repair facility for service.
◆ Non-ionic Radiation

Radio equipment should be connected to the antenna by non-radiating cables, such as
coaxial cabl e. Ant enna shoul d not d evice i n cl ose to hu man bo dy, unl ess bot h have m etal
shield, such as metal roof. You can only use the antenna specifically design f or the mobile
phone. Use of unauthorized antennas, unauthorized alterations or additions may damage the
phone or in violation of the relevant provisions, resulting in reduced performance or cause the
radiation level does not meet the standard.
◆ Effective Use

Please n ote th at the following pr ovisions i n or der to g et the b est p erformance w ith
minimum p ower cons umption: In co mmunication, d o n ot hand c over the b uilt-in an tenna
place, ot herwise i t may af fect cal l q uality, and l ed to t he p hone t o bey ond n ormal l evel o f
output, shorten the battery call time and standby time.
◆ Radio Frequency Energy
 Your mobile phone is a lo w power radio transmitter and receiver. Once the
boot, it w ill
periodically receive and send radio signal. Network system will control the transmitted power
of the mobile phone.
External View Detailed:
No.
Key Note
Function Description
• Press to enter to main menu in standby mode,
Left Key
Inbox Shortcut
items
operating
functions
or
confirming
functions. Long press Left Key to turn on/off the
flashlight.
• Press to quickly enter the message inbox.
• Press to enter the call records. Input the
Dial Key
number in standby mode, and press this key to
dial.
Right Key
Camera Shortcut
•Enter to phonebook in standby mode. Press this
key in menu to return to previous page, and cancel.
Press to quickly enter the Camera.
• Long press to power on or off this phone.
End Key
OK Key
• Terminate a call or refused a call.
• Return to standby state.
• Confirm Key
• Mainly used for dialing under standby mode and
inputting the digit and character under edition
mode.
• If you have set up quick dial, long press 2-9,
you can quick dial.
• If you have set up quick dial, long press 1 to
Number Key
enter the voice mail.
• Under standby mode, press * key twice and input
“+” to be used for dialing international phone.
• Under standby mode, the switchover may be
conducted between current contextual mode and
mute mode by pressing # key for long time; the
input method setting may be switched on the
editing interface.
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USB port
LED Flashlight
USB/Headset port
LED Flashlight
11/12
Volume key
To adjust the volume of your phone.
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Loudspeaker
Loudspeaker
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Viewfinder
Viewfinder
Mammoth B85 Icons
Vertical bars indicate the signal strength of the GSM network
signal.
Indicates your phone is locked.
Indicates music playing
Indicates the alarm clock is set
Headset mode
Connected network service
New missed call
New SMS
Ring Mode
Mute Mode
New Multi Message
Call Transfer
Bluetooth
Battery Icon
Instructions for the Use of Charger:
Insert charger cable terminal into charging jack of the mobile phone. When battery icon flashes, it
shows mobile phone charging is completed.
3. Preparing for use
3.1 Install SIM Card
The SIM c ard c ontains y our pr ivate i nformation, th ere i s y our p hone n umber, PIN ( personal
identification co de), P IN2, PUK ( PIN u nlock cod e), PUK2 ( PIN2 unlock cod e) and t he IM SI
(International Mobile Subscriber Identity) number and network information, phonebook data and
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short message data, etc.
·The SIM card slot is located inside the phone, when installation, open the back cover ,
take out the battery and turn the phone to back, find the SIM card slot position.
Put the SIM card metal face down, gently insert to the card slot, and fixed it; you must turn the
phone off first, open the phone back cover, then take out SIM card.
Open the back cover to take out the battery, insert SIM card to the SIM card slot.
·Please carefully operate SIM card, friction or bend easily damaged SIM card.
·Please pay attention to save the mobile phone and its accessories such as the SIM card
small parts, and placed out of the reach of children.
3.2 Install Memory Card (T-FLASH Card)
It is located in the phone's internal and it is a pluggable mobile memory card. When the phone is
enable USB memory function and computer connected, transmission of the data files from the
computer to mobile phone can be stored in T - FLASH card.
Install Method:
Turn off the phone, open the back cover and other external power supply, turn the phone to the
back to find the location of the memory card slot. Put the memory card metal face down, gently
insert to the card slot, and fixed it; you must turn the phone off first, open the phone back cover,
then take out the memory card. Note: Because of the phone memory is lesser, in the need to use
the storage function, please try to s tore files in the memory card, so as not to affect the use of
your phone.
3.3 USB Usage
This mobile phone supports USB1.0 port. You can connect the phone to the computer through
USB cable to copy\move files and some other operations. You can also browse the photos\sound
records\video, etc through the computer which saved on the phone. Using USB cable: Insert one
side of USB cable to USB interface on the PC, and connect the other side to the “USB/Charging
interface” on the left of phone, to select "Storage Device".
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3.4 Security Password Usage
Your mobile phone and SIM card has a variety of passwords. These passwords can help prevent
unauthorized use o f y our mobile p hone and SIM c ards. When r equested for a ny o f the code
explained below, key in the a ppropriate code and press the OK key. If the input error, press the
"Clear" key to delete the incorrect input, and then enter the correct number. You can use menu
“Settings -> Security Settings -> Change Password” to modify PIN Code, PIN2 Code and Phone
Password.
■Phone Password
The phone p assword helps y ou t o protect t he phone ag ainst u nauthorized use . The phone
password is usually provided by the m anufacturer with the pho ne. Manufacturer preset phone
password is "1122". If the mobile phone has been locked, you will be required to enter the phone
password when boot.
■PIN Code
PIN Code (Personal Identification Code, 4-8digits) protects your SIM card against unauthorized
use. The P IN co mes with the SIM car d. I f you st art t he PIN ch eck functi on, then y ou will be
required to input PIN code each boot. If you enter an incorrect PIN three times in succession, the
SIM card will be locked, the unlock method is as follows:
●According to the screen prompt to enter the correct PUK code, then unlock the SIM card.
●Enter the new PIN code and press “OK Key”.
●Prompted to re-enter the new PIN code, re-enter the new PIN code and press "OK Key".
●PUK code is correct, then unlock the SIM card, and the PIN code is reset.
Note: If you enter the wrong PIN in three times, SIM card will be locked, and you should use the
PUK code to unlock. PUK code is usually stored in the network operators.
■PUK Code
Enter the PUK code (Personal unlock code) to unlock the PIN code. PUK code is provided from
manufacturer with SIM card. In case you have not it, please contact your network operator. If you
enter an incorrect PUK ten ti mes in succession, the SIM card becomes invalid. Please contact
your network operator for a new card.
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■PIN2 Code
PIN2 code (4-8 digits) is provided with SIM card. Enter the “Call costs” and “Fixed dial”, please
contact with the network operator to make sure if your SIM card support to t hese functions. If
wrong PIN code is ent ered for three times, PIN2 code will be automatically locked. You have to
enter the correct PUK2 code to unlock PIN2 code. The unlock method is as below:
●According to the screen prompt to enter the correct PUK2 code, then unlock.
●Enter the new PIN2 code, and press “OK Key”.
●Prompted to re-enter the new PIN2 code, re-enter the new PIN2 code and press "OK Key".
■PUK2 Code
PUK2 code (unlock PIN2 code, 8 digits) is used to unlock the locked PIN2 code. PUK2 code is
provided from manufacturer with SIM card. If you enter an incorrect PUK ten times in succession,
you will not be able to use PIN2 code function. Please contact your network operator for a new
card.
■Prohibit password
You w ill u se the p rohibit password w hen y ou st art t he Ca ll ba rring. When y ou a pply for th is
network function, the password can be obtained from the network operator.
3.5 Connect to Network
After u nlocked SIM c ard a nd mobile ph one su ccessfully, th e mobile p hone w ill a utomatically
search available network. After search to the network, the phone gets into standby state. You can
dial and receive calls, and you can also make the following operation:
●Press Left Soft Key to enter main menu.
●Press Right Soft Key to enter Phonebook.
●Press Dial Key to enter the call records list.
Note: If the screen prompts "emergency call only", and you can only make emergency calls.
3.6 Charge the battery
●The battery char ge i ndicator: y our p hone can monitor a nd display i nformation a bout t he
battery.
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●Normally you can see the rest of the battery power from the battery power of icons on the top
right corner of the screen.
●When the battery power appears low, the screen shows "low power". If y ou choose warning
tone in any mode of the scene mode, it still can sound alarm warning tone.
●When the battery is on charge, it displays charging animation. When charging animation stop,
it means charging finish.
Note: The actu al st andby ti me an d cal l ti me ar e conc erned m obile phon e usag e a nd local
network environment, SIM card and the actual settings.
●Travel Charger: Travel charger can char ge the battery through the phone. When charge the
battery, put the battery into the phone:
1. Connect the travel charger adapter and the slot of the left of phone.
2. Plug travel charger into the right main power supply socket.
●While it is charging, grids of electric quantity in battery icon is in changing state until the battery
is fully charged.
●At the end of the charging, the battery icon stops change.
Note: if the battery voltage low to can't allow the boot, when charging, it needs a long time for the
battery icon change.
Warning: You must ensure that the local standard voltage and frequency match with your travel
charger voltage and power ratings.
3.7 ON/Off Phone
●Long press the End key, boot the phone. The screen displays boot animation.
●If the phone asks to input the phone password, key in th e password and press the "OK" soft
key. Phone password is preset to 1122.
●If the phone asks for PIN code, key in the PIN code and press "OK" soft key. New account SIM
card, PIN code is provided by the network operator.
●Enter the standby screen, t he mobile phone will search netw ork, when find the network, the
current date and time will appear in the screen, now, you can dial or answer the call.
●Long press the End key to turn off the phone.
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3.8 Headset
When you insert the headset into the headset slot, it automatically get into the headset mode, the
headset plays the role of the earpiece and microphone.
4. Basic Function
4.1 Dial Call
In the s tandby screen, directly to pr ess the n umber keys, key in the ar ea code and phone
number, tap the dial-up icon or press the call button to dial. Press the End key to end the call.
■International call: Press the * key twice, enter "+" sign. Key in the country code, area code and
phone number, press the call button.
■Dial extension telephone: after key in the exchange number, press the * key three or four times,
appear "p" or "w", input "p" or "w", and then key in the extension number and press call button.
■To correct typing errors: Press the right soft key to delete the last character in the screen. To
clear all the input, long press the right soft key, or directly press the end key.
■Make p honebook c all: pr ess t he r ight so ft key to acc ess th e phonebook i n s tandby s creen,
queries to the call records, press the up or down key to find the call records to call.
■Input number and press call button, the mobile phone will automatically dial the corresponding
number.
■Redial the last number: in the standby screen, press the call button to display the dialed calls
list of r ecords. The phone displays the dialed number, press the up or down key to sel ect the
number the call, and press the call button.
4.2 Adjust Volume
During a call, press the volume key to adjust the call volume.
4.3 Answer the incoming call
■Press the call button or left soft key to answer. When the call "shock", it says your phone is the
on call.
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■Press the End key to end the call.
■Directly press End key or right soft key to refuse an incoming call.
Note: i f cal ler i dentification i s av ailable, i t displays cal ler nu mber ( if there i s any cal ler p hone
record saved in mobile phone, it displays caller name and phone number). If caller identification
is unav ailable, i t displays cal ler nu mber. While y ou us e menu or ph onebook, y ou c an al so
answer a call.
4.4 Call Process
In t he pr ocess of c all, th e r eservation, ending for si ngle-line c all, p hone book, c all r ecords,
message, recoding and mute functions may be realized according to opti on menu, referring to
“Menu Function” on next chapter for details.
●Reservation: reserve the current call in the communication by phone and keep current calling,
right now, both parties can’t hear opposite party’s voice. If the network supports the call holding
function, you may begin another call while communicating by phone:
a:
1>
2>
b:
1>
2>
Direct i nput number o r pr ess l eft so ft key to f ind t he c all nu mber i n th e ph onebook, or
press left soft key to c hoose new call and k ey in number, press the dial key to have the
second call.
First call is automatically held.
Press left soft key to open the mute and hold current call.
Then start to make another call.
After it is put through, one is in call state, another is in hold state; you can convert the state of two
calls.
●End single call: end the current call.
●Phonebook: view the phonebook while calling.
●Call records: view the call records while calling.
●Message: view or send message while calling.
●Sound recording: recording while calling.
●Mute: This function can be turned off or turned on the microphone of the mobile phone. "Mute"
function can let the other side cannot hear you.
5. Main Menu
Please read the following guidelines carefully, so as to better grasp the functions.
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5.1 Call Center
5.1．1 Call Records
■Missed Call
You can view the last 20 missed calls. Press the left soft key to proceed as follows:
●View: view the details of the phone number.
●Call: call the phone number.
●Send SMS: send SMS to the phone number.
●Send MMS: send MMS to the phone number.
●Save to phonebook: save the phone number to phonebook.
●Add to blacklist: add the phone number to blacklist.
●Edit before calling: edit the phone number before call it.
●Delete: delete the phone number.
■Dialed Call
●You can view the last 20 dialed calls. You can view, call, send SMS/MMS, save to phonebook,
add to blacklist, edit before calling, edit before calling and delete. Such as “Missed Call”.
■Received Call
● You ca n v iew the last 2 0 r eceived c alls. Y ou c an v iew, cal l, sen d SM S/MMS, sa ve to
phonebook, add to blacklist, edit before calling and delete. Such as “Missed Call”.
■All Calls
●You can view all calls. You can view, call, send SMS/MMS, save to phonebook, add to blacklist,
edit before calling and delete. Such as “Missed Call”.
■ Delete the Call Records
Delete the records of Missed Call, Dialed Call and Received Call or delete all the Call Records.
5.1．2 Call Setting
5.1.2.1 SIM1 Card Call Setting
■Call Waiting
●Start: Start the "call waiting" function, you in the communication if anyone call you, the other
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party can still come in. The network will provide you with alarm, and display another call on the
screen.
●Close: if you cancelled call waiting function, you have set up one call, if another one call you,
that the other party will not be able to call in.
●Inquiry: used to query the current state to the network.
■Call Transfer
This function allows the i ncoming call is transferred to another phone you specify. Into the call
settings, select call transfer, press the "OK" soft key to enter this function.
●Transfer all the voice call: this function used to transfer all the voice call.
●Transfer when ca nnot con nect: tr ansfer th e i ncoming cal l when tur n o ff t he p hone or not i n
service area.
●Transfer when no answer: transfer the incoming call when you no answer.
●Transfer in the busy: when the phone is in communication transfer the incoming call.
●Transfer all data calls: need to network operators support to transfer all the data call.
●Cancel the transfer: this function is used to cancel the transfer function.
■Call re striction: th is f unction a llows you re stricting th e ca lls. While se tting th is function, the
network restriction password provided by network operator is required firstly. If the password isn’t
correct, prompt the error message. After selecting the r equired options, continuously select the
start or close, it is required by mobile phone to input the prohibition password, and mobile phone
contacts the netw ork, a fter p ausing f or a mo ment, the network shall response and inform the
operation results.
●Dial-out restriction
◎All calls: when the starting is restricted by this item, all phones can’t be dialed.
◎International voice calls: when the starting is restricted by this item, only international call can’t
be dialed.
◎International voice calls exclude the domestic voice calls: when the starting is restricted by this
item, only local phone can be dialed overseas or the call can be dialed towards this country (in
the country where the network provider locates).
●Incoming call restriction
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◎All voice calls: when the starting is restricted by this item, all coming calls can’t be received.
◎Voice calls in roaming service: when the starting is restricted by this item, and when you use
the phone i n t he r oaming ar ea ou tside su bordinated ser vice ar ea, all co ming cal ls c an’t b e
received.
Start: start after inputting the prohibition password.
Close: cancel this restriction function.
Query: used for querying current status of certain restriction function towards network.
●Cancel restriction
Cancel the re striction for a dded c alls. While ca ncelling th e re striction, the n etwork re striction
password provided by the network operator is also required.
●Password modification
This function i s use d for mo difying the pr ohibition password. While m odifying, it is re quired to
firstly input original prohibition password.
Note: Some settings need network support. Call barring setting effective by local network and
SIM card to open this function.
■Line switching
●It may be switched onto Line 1 or Line 2, and it is Line 1 under default status.
Note: If Line 2 is selected, it is relevant with network operator whether the call can be dialed.
5.1.2.2 SIM2 Card Call Settings
■SIM2 card call settings are referring to SIM1 card call settings.
5.1.2.3 Advanced setup
●Blacklist: you can open or close the blacklist, and set the numbers of blacklist.
●Automatic r edial: o pen a nd cl ose th e au tomatic r edial, s tart or cl ose the automatic redial.
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While selecting the starting, in the process of dialing the number, if the opposite party doesn’t
respond, the mobile phone may automatically dial the number after certain period of time. The
maximal time for automatic redialing is 10 times, during this period, the user can’t dial any other
phones. If the automatic redialing is required, press the cancelling key.
●Call duration display: open or close call duration display.
●Prompt for t alk ti me: thi s function m ay pr ompt the user. The p rompt types to be used for
selection are close, once or cycle. While being set as close, there will be no prompt tone; when
once i s set, i t i s r equired to i nput th e speci fic pr ompt ti me i n t he scope o f 1～3000(s). W hile
reaching this time, th e m obile ph one may r ing once au tomatically; w hen it is set as cycle,
numerical value is required to be selected in the scope of 30～60 (s).
●Reject via SMS: reject the call and send SMS to inform the other features on or off.
●Call Co nnection P rompt: Ope n the ca ll co nnection p rompt, there will b e a vibrating prompt
tone after call connection.
●Answer mode: you can set any key to answer or automatic answer via headset mode.
5.2 Phonebook
5.2.1 Searching
Quick S earch: You ca n e nter th e name or t elephone number, and ot her r elated i nformation t o
quickly find the contacts in the phonebook.
5.2.2 Add new contact
Add a new telephone directory record, which can be chosen to add to the SIM card or mobile
phone, and the specific operation is as follows: You choose “ add a number” in the menu of the
telephone di rectory, a nd th en y ou w ill be r eminded to s elect "t o S IM car d" or "to t his ph one".
Select "to SIM card". After it is confirmed, there will be a r ecord that can s et the name and the
phone number of the contact. Press the left soft key or the OK button to confirm the save of the
record. Pr ess t he r ight so ft k ey to cancel t he sav e. Sel ect "t o thi s pho ne" and th ere w ill be a
record that can set and the name, the phone number and the ring tone of the contact. After the
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completion of the input, press the left soft key or the OK button to confirm the save of the record.
Press the right soft key to cancel the save.
5.2.3 Options of The contact
Press l eft soft key i n contact of phonebook, ent er t o t he options of th e co ntact, you ca n view,
send SM S/MMS, call, edit, d elete, copy, se nd n ame car d, add to the blacklist, mark se rvice,
groups, phonebook and etc.
■View: view the details of contact.
■Send SMS: send the SMS to the selected contact.
■Send MMS: send the MMS to the selected contact.
■Call: call the selected contact.
■Edit: edit the selected contact.
■Delete: delete the selected contact.
■Copy: copy the record to the phone, SIM1 Card, SIM2 Card.
■Send business card: This number is sent to other device via SMS, MMS or Bluetooth.
■Add to the black list: Add the contact to the blacklist.
■Mark ser vice: y ou can s elect on e or sev eral con tacts, an d s end m essages, s end business
cards, canc el and other operations.
■Group
●Add new group and add group's member, and select to view members, delete, delete all, send
SMS, groups setting and other operations.
●View members, also can view, add, remove, remove all and other operations.
■Phonebook Settings
●Storage Position: set the p honebook display the cont act storage position. You can sel ect to
save it in SIM1, SIM2, mobile phone and all the above. If the phone only has SIM 1, this option
will only display SIM1.
●Speed D ial: On/ Off. When t his function i s set t o open, a to tal o f ei ght g roups s peed di al
number can be set (the corresponding number key 2 ~ key 9). In standby state, long press the
corresponding number key, you can dial the corresponding phone number.
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●Other numbers: Can set this phone number and fixed dial (open fixed number need PIN2 code
password, whether to support the fixed number need to co nsult the local operator) and s ervice
number.
●Storage State: Display the phonebook and SIM card phone book’s already storage contact and
can store contact number.
●Copy the contact: you can copy the phonebook from SIM1\SIM2 to the phone or from phone to
SIM1\SIM2.
●Move the contact: you can move the phonebook from SIM1/SIM2 to the phone, or from phone
to SIM1\SIM2.
●Delete all the contacts: you can delete all the contacts in phonebook and SIM card.
●Backup contact: (need to insert memory card) backup all the contacts in phone and SIM card
to memory card.
●Restore the contact: (need to insert memory card) Restore the backup contact to the phone.
Prompt: a fter s tarting up an d sear ching th e netw ork, i mmediately refer t o ph onebook; i f i t
displays “ processing”, i t r efers t o t hat ph onebook i s bei ng i nitialized, a nd users c an r efer to i t
later.
5.3 File Management
■You can use this function easily to manage the directories and files which stored in the phone
or extended memory card (such as T-Flash card). Open: use this function into the memory root
directory, the root directory will list the system default folder, set up a folder and user files.
■Press OK key to enter the selected folder.
■You can operate the specified file as follows:
●View(Play): view or play the specified file.
●Image information: list date, size, Image width, image brightness of the specified file.
●Send: send the file via Bluetooth.
●Used as: the file can be selected for wallpaper, boot animation and shutdown animation.
●New folder: create a new folder in the specified folder.
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●Rename: rename the specified file.
●Delete: delete the specified file.
●Copy: copy the specified file to specified position. Press the "back" cancel to this command. If
the r emaining sp ace i s not enough to c omplete c opy oper ation, the mobile ph one w ill g ive
prompt information.
●Move: move the specified file to specified position.
●Detail information: view the date and size of the file.
■Format: u se t his function ca n be formatted all d ata, t he sy stem w ill re -establish the d efault
folder.
Note: you can move the specified file or all the files and images of T-Flash card.
5.4 Organizer
5.4.1 Sokoban
■The b ox can be moved thr ough by up an d d own nav igation ke ys, pr ess th e l eft s oft key to
return to the previous operation.
5.4.2 Calendar
■On the Calendar interface. Press left or right key to switch date. Select date, press left soft key
to provide the following functions:
●View events: view the current date's events.
●View all: view the all events.
●Add event: add the new event on the specified date. When the event is on time, it will pop-up
alarm reminder.
●Skip to a specified date: Skip to a specific date to view.
●Switch to today : when you view the oth er date of calendar, you can cho ose this function to
return the setting date.
●Week View: view the calendar by week.
5.4.3 Task
■Users can customized add one or several tasks, the alarm ring will remind when it is on time.
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5.4.4 Alarm Ring
■This phone offers five alarm clocks for the user to use, users can set according to their own
needs. Press left soft key to set alarm clock functions.
●Press OK Key to select open or close.
●Set the alarm clock.
●Select the desired alarm clock ring: once a day, every day, custom choose a day or some days
in one week.
●Prompt type: set to "vibration and ringing, only ring, only vibrate".
●Press “saves” to complete the settings.
Note: when a alarm clock ring, if you choose to sleep or no any operation to prevent the ring, this
alarm clock will default that the user has not heard the ring, 5 minutes later, the alarm clock will
ring again. No any operation, the alarm clock will shut down automatically after ring 10 times.
5.4.5 World Time
■ This function can view the current local time around the world.
5.4.6 The Memo
■Record the new event and save the text.
5.4.7 Calculator
■The calculator applies simple calculate functions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication
and division.
● Press number key to key in number. Navigation key to key in +, -, ×, /.
● Press left key to delete the data.
● Press OK key to calculate the result.
5.4.8 Ebook
■The Ebook listed all TXT type Ebook directories of the memory card, the screen display Ebook
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size and number of lines below, press OK to open. Through the Options menu, you can complete
the following functions: open Ebook, system settings, message, delete, sort, help, etc.
●Open Ebook: open the specified Ebook.
●System setting: you can set the Ebook font size, volume page mode, roll page speed, choose
storage location.
●Information: display the current selected Ebook’s name, size and format.
●Delete: delete the current selected Ebook.
●Delete All: delete all Ebook file in one time.
●Sort: sort the file, you can select to sort by name, type, time and size.
●Help: Use Ebook fast operational guidelines.
■Enter the Ebook reading interface, press left soft key to operate the following operations:
●Open/Close full screen: open or close the full screen to read the Ebook.
●Skip a line to: enter the number of rows you want to read.
●Add bookmark: bookmark the current reading position, next time you can enter My Bookmarks
to continue reading. You can rename, delete, delete all to the saved bookmark.
●Enter to bookmark: enter to the Ebook’s bookmark.
●Delete bookmark: delete the current bookmark.
●Open the automatic roll page: open or close the Ebook’s automatic roll page function.
●Close: close the current Ebook.
5.5 Message
■SMS
Message function is a network service. You may need to apply to the network operator to send
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and receive messages. When you write a message, you can press # key to switch input method
or select the input method in options. Press “clear” to delete one word front of cursor. Long press
“clear” to delete all the characters. Click End Key to back to standby state. Left or right key to
select the character, press the * key to select the input symbols.
■MMS
MMS is multimedia message. Its biggest feature is supporting multimedia function, it can transfer
text, im ages, sou nd, etc, v arious kind s of multimedia format i nformation. Mu ltimedia me ssage
service is the need to network operators’ supporting, before use, please confirm if your SIM card
supports the service or consulting related network operators. Your phone supports MMS. Set the
necessary MMS settings, you can send and receive MMS.
5.5.1 Message creation
■Edit new SMS or MMS to send.
■SMS: Edit the SMS in the SMS interface, press # key to switch the input method. After editing,
you can click “options” to operate the following functions:
●Send to: send the SMS.
●Input method: select which input method and punctuation you want to edit.
●Insert templates: Templates can be inserted.
●Advanced option: number insertion is available.
●Save: save the SMS to the draft box of SIM1 card or SIM2 card.
■MMS: Edit the MMS in MMS interface. You can also add image, sound and video file in MMS
to send. The contents of MMS file cannot be exceeded 100k.
You can click “options” to operate the following functions:
●Send to: send the MMS.
●Input method: select which input method you want to edit.
●Add image: add the image which you want to send out.
●Add sound: add the sound which you want to send out.
●Add video: add the video which you want to send out.
●Delete: delete the slide or the insertion image and video.
●Add subject: add MMS subject.
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●Preview MMS: Preview MMS.
●Page Options: Add MMS new pages, set the page interval.
●Advanced setting: add SMS template and attached.
●Save: save the edited MMS.
5.5.2 Inbox
The information inbox of the kind of mobile phone stores the SMS, MMS it receives in the inbox.
If it re ceives th e me ssage, the icon of t he message w ill n ot b e t he s ame a s the icon of t he
multimedia i nformation, so the i nformation categ ory can be di rectly di stinguished. If t here i s
unread information, the unread information will be di splayed. If you check the information, then
the information status is changed to h aving already been r ead, and the cor responding icon will
be changed to the icon that has been read. In the information list or checking the information,
click the left key option to conduct the following operations:
Note: The screen will show icon when you receive new message. If the message is full, you will
not be able to receive new message. Please delete unnecessary message.
●View: view the SMS.
●Reply: reply via SMS.
●Reply: reply via MMS.
●Call the sender: dial to the sender.
●Transfer: transfer the message.
●Delete: delete the message.
●Delete all: delete all the messages in inbox.
●Mark as read / unread: You can mark the current message as unread / read.
■In the view message interface, you can also complete the following operations in “Options”:
●Reply: reply via SMS.
●Reply: reply via MMS.
●Call the sender: dial to the sender.
●Transfer: transfer the message.
●Delete: delete the message.
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■Advanced Options:
●Use number: extract all phone number of the message, save them to SIM card or phone.
●Use USSD: extract the USSD of the message.
●Use URL: extract the website of the message, and open it via browser.
●Details: view the sender's number, message type, receive time and storage, etc.
5.5.3 Draft box
■The draft box stores the information that is not yet ready to send in order to be modified and
sent again. For specific operation please refer to the inbox.
5.5.4 Outbox
■The outbox stores and manages the text messages that are being sent and fails to send. For
the operation please refer to the inbox.
5.5.5 Sent Message
■Sent message i s s toring the i nformation that has be en success fully sent. F or th e operation
please refer to the inbox.
5.5.6 Broadcasting Message
■The network service allows you to receive various content of text message, such as weather
conditions or traffic information.
●Receiving mode: on or off broadcasting message settings.
●Channel settings: set the channel of broadcasting.
●Language: select the language.
● Reading mess age: r ead th e br oadcasting messag e. Pr ess up or dow n key to v iew the
message.
5.5.7 Template
■Message template default 10 templates. You can use the template to create new message.
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5.5.8 Message Settings
■SMS
●SIM1 card/SIM2 card: The setting of mode, four modes are provided for you to choose from.
Enter th e menu to set th e ce nter nu mber o f SM S, th e tr ansmission r eport, the w ay f or r eply,
voicemail and other functions.
●Storage State: check the percentage of the SMS which saved in SIM card and phone. Specific
capacity is based on message content, the phone and the SIM card itself.
●Message coun ter: c heck t otal q uantity o f sent and receiv ed message. Press le ft so ft key to
restore.
●Save the se nt SMS: o pen thi s function, t he s ent message w ill au tomatically sav e i n Se nt
Message.
●Preferred save position: set the SMS storage mode. You can save the SMS in phone or SIM
card.
■MMS
●Data account: Choose the service provider that you need to connect, and view the n etwork
parameters.
■General Settings:
●Edit Settings: You can set the editing mode and MMS page time, auto-signatures.
●Send Settings: You can set the send the report, read report, priority, time interval and send
time.
●You can set the local network, roaming network, send report and read report.
●Preferred save position: set the message storage mode. You can save the MMS in phone or
SIM card.
●Storage State: check the MMS usage rate in phone and memory card.
■Service Message:
●Service Message Settings: you can select receive all and close all.
●Message Load: you can select to ask, automatically execute and shut down.
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Prompt: after starting up and searching the network, immediately refer to messages; if it displays
“message function is unavailable”, it refers to that messages are being initialized, and users can
refer to them later.
5.6 Multimedia
5.6.1
Camera
Use the ca mera application, you can shoot and camera for around people or events any time.
Photo will be stored in the "Album". Camera generated photos are in JPG format.
Tip: JPG i s a s tandard i mage c ompression format, y ou ca n use s ome o f t he most co mmonly
used image viewer, image editor to see JPG format files. The files’ extension names are JPG.
Note: please co mply w ith al l l ocal l aws and r egulations on t aking photog raphs. Pl ease do n't
illegal use this function.
When the camera application open, you can see the scene that you want to shoot on the screen.
Press Left soft key to select "options", enter to the option menu:
■Switch to video recorder: it can switch camera to video view finder.
■Album: browse the images (for details, please refer to the Image Viewer of Multimedia.)
■Camera Settings
●Shutter sound: provide three kinds of the shutter sound for choice.
●Exposure value: You can adjust the exposure value to adjust the viewfinder screen light.
●Contrast: set the contrast low, medium and high.
●Avoid f licking: Opti onal 50H z, 60H z, and the C hinese do mestic i ndoor fluorescent l ighting
environment is 50Hz.
●Scene Mode: You can select auto or night mode settings.
●White Balance: You can choose automatic, solar light, incandescent lamp, fluorescent lamp,
cloudy and white light.
●Delayed firming: You can choose to turn off, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds.
■Image Settings:
●Set image size: support to pixel 176*220/160*120/320*240/640*480/1280*960.
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●Image quality: High, medium and low to adjust the quality of images.
■Storage: Allows you to save the images on phone or memory card.
■Restore Default: Allows you to restore to the camera’s default settings.
5.6.2 Image Viewer
■Press left soft key to enter the menu:
●View: to view the images.
●Browse mode: to choose to view the images in List style or Matrix style.
●Send: to send the images via MMS or Bluetooth.
●Used as: Images can be selected for wallpaper, boot or shutdown animation.
●Rename: modify the image’s name.
●Delete: delete the image.
●Sort: sort all images by name, type, time, size and no sort.
●Delete all: delete all the images.
●Storage: select the phone or the memory card to save the image’s position.
●Image Information: view the image information.
5.6.3 Video Recorder
■Enter to Video Recorder, in the camera preview state, press the OK key to start camera, the
right soft key to stop. Press left soft key after enter to the camcorder function, the operations as
below:
■Switch to camera: it can switch to camera mode.
■Camcorder settings:
●Exposure compensation: set the compensation parameter -2, -1.5, -1, -0.5, 0, +0.5, +1, +1.5,
+2. According to the actual situation light, you can adjust the exposure value in order to improve
picture quality.
●Night shooting mode: choose to turn on or off.
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●Avoid f licking: O ptional 50Hz, 60H z, a nd the C hinese domestic i ndoor fluorescent l ighting
environment is 50Hz.
■Film settings:
Film quality: Can choose mobile phones better quality, higher quality, Shared the quality of the
video, and mobile phone normal quality.
■White Balance: You can choose automatic, solar light, incandescent lamp, fluorescent lamp,
cloudy and white light.
■Storage: Allows you to save the videos on phone or memory card.
■Restore Default: Allows you to restore to the camcorder’s default settings.
■In addition to set the video parameters in options, you can also use:
●Left and Right Key: Can choose exposure compensation parameters.
●Up and Down Key: Adjust video focal length.
5.6.4 Video Player
■The phone supports 3GP, MP4 and AVI format video files. Press OK Key to enter to Video
Player list, in this mode, you can also:
Note: Videos can only be on the "videos" directory, in order to generate a file in the video player.
●Play: play the specified video file.
●Send: send the file via MMS or Bluetooth.
●Rename: modify the video name.
●Delete: delete the video.
●Delete all: delete all videos.
●Sort: Sort the video as name, type, time and size.
●Storage: select to save in phone or memory card.
■Video Play:
●Press * # k ey to adjust t he v olume, pr ess th e l eft or r ight key t o su pport fast forward an d
rewind, press up key to switch between full-screen and half-screen, press OK key to pause.
5.6.5 Music Player
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■Press left key to enter to Music Player list, press right key to return. Press * # key to c ontrol
volume, press left or right key to switch last one or next one. Press OK Key to pause or continue.
Press left soft key to enter the playlist, click “options” to complete the following operations:
■Play: play the specified music.
■Detail information: to view the file size, time, name and singer.
■Update playlist: update playlist of memory card or phone. When the automatic generation of
list is set to open, provide the function.
■Settings:
●Preferred List: choose music of memory card or phone.
●List Auto: open or close automatic list.
●Repeat: you can specify shut, single music, all the way to a play.
●Shuffle: you can select random play on and off states.
●Background play: If you choose the open state, exit the music player interface, music can still
play. Otherwise, music will automatic stop to play.
5.6.6 Sound Recorder
■Sound Recorder file the default stored in the root directory "Audio" of T - Flash card.
Select one sound recorder file, then press left soft key. You can set the “recorder, play, append,
rename, delete, delete all, used as and send” options.
●New Recorder: p ress t he lef t s oft ke y t o pause, right sof t k ey t o stop, ed it recordings sa ved
with the name after stop.
●Play: to play the specified sound record. Press up and down key to adjust the volume.
●Append: to allow to record in same file.
●Rename: to amend the file’s name.
●Delete: to delete the selected sound record.
●List: to view the sound recorder file.
●Settings: set the storage position and sound quality.
●Used as: used the sound record file as call ring.
●Send: send the file via Bluetooth or MMS.
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5.6.7 FM Radio
■Before use FM radio, please insert the headset first. Enter radio interface, you can operate the
following f unctions: t urn on /off r adio, forward sear ch, b ackward sear ch, i ncrease v olume,
decrease volume, add the current channel to my channel, background play and switch channels.
You also can selection the following options in option menu:
●Channel List: This phone has 30 channels for setting, you can switch to your favorite channel.
●Manual input: Key in the specified channel frequency.
●Auto search: Auto search the radio channel by phone.
■Settings:
●Background Play: You can set to open or close the background play.
●Loud speaker: You can open or close loud speaker play.
5.7 Network Service
5.7.1 Internet Service
■You can s urf the internet, browse the relevant Web by WAP browser. For more information,
please con tact the ne arest n etwork ser vice pr ovider. Ope n t he menu t o e nter the following
operations:
●Homepage: Internet’s default website.
●Bookmark: store the commonly used website.
●Search or key in the website: Key in the website which you want to visit, click OK to enter the
website.
●Website history: the preservation record after browsed the web.
■Settings
●Home page: Select the default home page and the user-defined page as the home page.
●Data account: Select the network connection data account. If you select automatic, the phone
will automatically according to the SIM card operators to select the data account.
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●Browse options: you can clear your online web cache, cookies and authentication information
in this menu.
●Favorites setti ngs: y ou c an set th e online waiting ti me, w hether to display the i mage i n t he
page in this menu.
5.7.2 STK
■This function is provided by network operator, according to the different services provided by
different mobile manufacturers, there will be new menu options appearing.
5.8 Scene Mode
5.8.1 Standard Mode
■Start: start Standard Mode.
■Personal Settings: you can set ring type, alert type, incoming call ring, ring volume, key sound,
key sound volume.
●Alert type: you can choose ring, vibration, vibration and ring, vibration then ring.
●Ring type: ringing, Crescendo and ring once.
●Incoming call ring: system provides ringtone for your selection, and one custom ringtones.
●Ring Volume: sent the ring volume, it has 1-7 levels.
●Message: system provides ringtone for your selection.
●Key Sound：you can choose mute, tap and tone as key sound.
●Key sound volume: set the key sound volume, it has 1-7 levels.
■Reset: after choose reset, the scene mode will restore the initial value.
5.8.2 Mute mode
■Mute mode: all mute after boot.
5.8.3 Meeting mode
■Meeting mode: Please refer to “Standard Mode”.
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5.8.4 Outdoor mode
■Outdoor mode: Please refer to “Standard Mode”.
Note: Suggest that you can set your phone as meeting or mute mode in quiet public places. Long
press “#” key to switch the mode to standard mode and mute mode in standby state.
5.9 Settings
5.9.1 Phone Setting
5.9.1.1 Time and Date
■Set local city: you can set 77 cities of all over the world.
■Time and date: Let you set time, date and daylight saving time. Press the arrow keys to move
the cursor to the complete the operation, when daylight saving time is set to open, it displays the
time delayed one hour.
■Format Setting: you can set the time in 12-hour or 24-hour format. Chronological arrangement
and date separator choice.
■Update time according time zone: open or close this function.
■Auto Update Time: according to user need to select closed, confirm, or open
5.9.1.2 Schedule Power on/off
■Schedule Power on/off
●There are four groups timing function. You can set the time of automatically power on and off.
Before using the schedule power on/off function, you must first set its status to open. Then set
the option of power on/off, last, set the time.
5.9.1.3 Language
■ Display the l anguage me nu for y our s election. S elected l anguage, menu and prompt
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information will change accordingly.
5.9.1.4 Preferred Input Method
■Preferred In put M ethod: C hoose y our co mmonly use d i nput m ethod as t he de fault i nput
method.
5.9.1.5 Standby Menu Display
■Standby Menu Display
●Wallpaper: system provides 1 default image. You can download other images by yourself.
●Automatic lock screen: you can set the keyboard lock time according to your own needs, close,
15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes.
●Boot Animation: user can customize boot animation.
●Shutdown Animation: user can customize shutdown animation.
●Display date and time: click open or close to said whether display date and time in standby.
5.9.1.6 Dedicated Key
Dedicated key: used to set specified function shortcuts for common functions.
5.9.1.7 Flight Mode
●Normal mode: if your phone is in flight mode, this option will switch to normal mode.
●Flight Mode: When set to thi s mode, the phone is no signal, you cannot dial and receive and
send message.
5.9.1.8 Other Settings
●LCD backlight: you can select the brightness and time of LCD backlight.
5.9.2 Security Setting
This function provides the safe use of mobile phones and related some Settings.
■SIM1 Card/SIM2 Card Security Setting
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●PIN Lock: Ask t o input the PIN code. You need to input PIN code when the p hone is startup
each time, otherwise, you cannot use SIM card. If wrong PIN code is entered for three times, you
will have to enter PUK code to unlock it. PUK code is used to unlock and revise the locked PIN
code. If the PUK code have been provided or missed, please contact with your network operator.
●Change PIN code: to change PIN code, PIN2 code and phone password.
■Phone Sec urity Setti ng: U sing thi s f unction can b e l ocked or u nlocked t he phone. Enter a
password to turn on or off the phone lock operation. When the phone is locked and if you replace
SIM card, you will be asked to enter the phone password when boot. Phone password is for 4 to
8 digit. Change password is used to change the phone lock password. The default password is
1122.
■ Privacy Pr otection: Pr ivacy Pr otection: Privacy pr otection functions, pr ivacy phonebo ok,
messages, call records, protect your privacy. Key in “1122” to enter to Privacy Protection, you
can set the function.
5.9.3 Network Setting
To set manually select or automatically select the network.
To obtain the below network services, please contact your network operator.
■Network selected: to set manually select or automatically select the network.
■GPRS transmission priority mode: You can select the data first or the phone first.
5.9.4 Mode Setting
■The user can refer to the SIM card usage to set the corresponding operation, this function in
the double card insertion condition can choose:
●Open two modes: open two SIM cards at the same time.
●SIM1 card only: open SIM1 card only.
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●SIM2 card only: open SIM2 card only.
Note: if the user only insert SIM1 card, the bar just show only SIM1 card open.
5.9.5 Connectivity
5.9.5.1 Bluetooth
■You can activate Bluetooth function in this menu, including start Bluetooth, search hands free
device, my device, connectivity device, settings, my Bluetooth. Start Bluetooth, you can transfer
the files to the matched Bluetooth. And it can be paired with a Bluetooth headset to make a call.
●Activate Bluetooth: You can choose “activate” or “close” Bluetooth as your demand.
●This phone ca n be searched: s elect to cl ose this function, o ther Bl uetooth devices c annot
search your Bluetooth.
●My dev ice: U sed t o sear ch for new dev ice or display al ready pairing success ful device l ist
record.
●Search hands free device: search hands free device with Bluetooth function.
●My Bl uetooth na me: di splay thi s phone’s Bl uetooth name, an d y ou can al so modify y our
phone’s Bluetooth name.
●Advanced Settings:
●Sound path: set sound path to save as your phone or Bluetooth hands free device.
●The location of storage: Select the location of storage where the Bluetooth transfers file for the
phone or the memory card.
●My Address: Display this phone’s Bluetooth address.
5.9.5.2 Data connect SIM card
Select SIM1 card or SIM2 card as network connection.
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5.9.5.3 Data Account
■Select the corresponding data account according to your needed connection network services.
You can edit, add, delete and change default account.
5.9.6 Restore factory settings
■This feat ure would r eset p arts of functi ons as those configured at the f actory. T he f actory
default password is 1122.
7. Appendix
Appendix1: Carry on the following simple examination before you contact with after-sales service,
perhaps can help you avoid the redundant maintenance time and expense to waste.
Common problems and solutions
Common problems
Unable to boot
The causes and solutions
1. Check whether the battery power is exhausted.
2. Check the battery is placed correctly
1. SIM card metal surface have dirt, use cl ean cloth to brush the
SIM card error
SIM card metal contact point.
2. Reinstall the SIM card.
3. SIM card is damaged, please replace SIM card.
Check on the signal strength indicator of the screen, 5 bars
Poor signal
indicate a strong signal, less than 2 bars indicate a weak
signal.
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1. Y ou may set t o hi de y our ph one number, but y our ne twork
operator does not provide the service.
2. Sur rounding env ironment may hav e a str ong i nterference
Unable to dial out
signal
3. You may activate call barring function.
4. You may activate the line2, but your network operator does not
provide the service.
1. B attery may hav e ov er-discharge, i t need to co nnect t he
Unable to charge
charger after a period of time to charge
2. Battery performance have been worse.
Unable to connect the
1. The signal is weak, or around the radio interference.
network
2. SIM card is invalid, please contact with your network operator.
Unable t o ent er to
1. Your SIM card may not support the service function
service menu
2. Parameters of GPRS were changed.
Explanation of terms
SMS
Short Message Service
EMS
Enhanced Message Service
SIM
Subscriber Identity Module
GSM
Global System for Mobile Communication
PIN
Personal Identity Number
PUK
PIN Unblocking Key
IMEI
International Mobile Equipment Identity
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Copyright Statement
OINOM has the final interpretation of this manual.
OINOM reserves the right to modify the technical product specifications without prior notice.
OINOM reserves the right to modify the contents of this manual without prior notice.
Without the prior written permission of OINOM, it is strictly prohibited to copy, use, published any
content in this manual in any form.
In any case, OINOM disclaims responsible for a ny loss of da ta o r inco me w hich caus ed by
mobile phone reasons.
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Emergency call
If any emergency arises, dial 112/911 (or other emergency call number)
for emergency help.
Due to the nature of cellular networking, the success of emergency call
is not guaranteed.
FCC Warning:
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.
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate
the equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 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:
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-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.
The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue.
Device types Mammoth B85 (FCC ID: 2AG78B85) has also been tested
against this SAR limit. The highest reported SAR values for head,
body-worn accessory are 0.85 W/kg, 0.78 W/kg respectively. The Max
simultaneous SAR is 0.90 W/kg. This device was tested for typical
body-worn operations with the back of the handset kept 10mm from the body.
To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use
accessories that maintain a 10mm 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.
The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or
operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
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