HONGJIA YUAN COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY W008 GSM/GPRS Mobile Phone User Manual

SHENZHEN HONGJIA YUAN COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD GSM/GPRS Mobile Phone Users Manual

Contents

Users Manual

1 Contents 1 BASIC INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................................. 5 1.1 BRIEF INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................................... 6 1.2 SAFETY INSTRUCTION ............................................................................................................................................................... 6 1.3 SAFETY ALERTS AND PRECAUTION ........................................................................................................................................... 6 1.3.1 General Precaution 6 1.3.2 Precaution for the use of phone 7 1.3.3 Precaution for the use of battery 7 1.3.4 Precaution for the use of charger 8 1.3.5 Cleaning and maintenance 8 1.3.6 Common Precaution 8 2 Before Use ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 2.1 NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL PART ........................................................................................................................ 9 2.1.1 Technical Parameter 9 2.1.2 Icon 9 2.2 KEYPAD DESCRIPTION: ........................................................................................................................................................... 10 2.3 TOUCH SCREEN FUNCTION DESCRIPTION ...............................................................................................................................11 2.4 BATTERY...................................................................................................................................................................................11 THE DISASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION OF BATTERY ......................................................................................................................11 2.5 CHARGE FOR BATTERY ............................................................................................................................................................11 2.6 CONNECTING TO NETWORK..................................................................................................................................................... 12 2.6.1 SIM card 12 2.6.2 Insertion and Removal of SIM card 12 2.6.3 Power On and Power Off 12 2.6.4 Unlock of SIM card 13 2.6.5 Unlock of the phone 13 2.6.6 Connecting to Network 13
2 2.6.7 Dial calls 13 2.6.8 Dial domestic calls 14 2.6.9 Dial extensions of fixed phones 14 2.6.10 Dial international calls 14 2.6.11 Dial Call in the List 14 2.6.12 Emergency Calls 15 2.6.13 Answer Calls 15 2.6.14 Call Register 15 2.6.15 Call Menu 15 3 Function Menu................................................................................................................................................................................ 17 3.1 USE OF FUNCTION MENU ........................................................................................................................................................ 17 Scroll to select functions 17 Exit from menu 17 3.2 STRUCTURE OF FUNCTION MENU ........................................................................................................................................... 17 3.3 PHONE BOOK ........................................................................................................................................................................... 21 3.4 MESSAGE ................................................................................................................................................................................. 21 3.4.1 New Message 21 3.4.2 Create Message 22 3.4.3 View Received Messages and Saved Messages 22 3.4.4 Operations of Common Phrase 23 3.4.5 Message Settings 24 3.5 MMS....................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 3.6 CHAT ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 3.7 VOICE MAILBOX ..................................................................................................................................................................... 25 3.8 CELL BROADCAST ................................................................................................................................................................... 26 3.9 CALL REGISTER ...................................................................................................................................................................... 26 3.10 SETTINGS............................................................................................................................................................................... 27
3 3.10.1 Touch Screen Calibration: 27 3.10.2 Phone Settings 27 3.10.3 Call Settings 28 3.10.4 Dual-Card Settings 30 3.10.5 Network Settings 30 3.10.6 Security Settings 30 3.10.7 Restore Factory Settings 31 3.10.8 Sound Effect 31 3.11 MULTIMEDIA ......................................................................................................................................................................... 31 3.11.1 Camera 31 3.11.2 Album 32 3.11.3 Video Camera 32 3.11.4 Video Player 32 3.11.5 Music Player 33 3.11.6 Audio Recording 34 3.11.7 FM Radio 34 3.11.8 Custom Ring 35 3.11.9 E-book 35 3.12 FILE MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................................................................................. 35 3.13 ENTERTAINMENT AND GAME................................................................................................................................................. 36 3.14 PROFILES............................................................................................................................................................................... 37 General 37 Meeting 37 Outdoor 37 Indoor Mode 37 Earphone 37 Bluetooth 37 3.15 TOOLBOX............................................................................................................................................................................... 37
4 3.15.1 Calendar 37 3.15.2 Memo 38 3.15.3 Alarm Clock 38 3.15.4 World Time 38 3.15.5 Incoming Call Show 38 3.15.6 Stopwatch 38 3.16 NETWORK SERVICE............................................................................................................................................................... 39 3.16.1 STK Service 39 3.16.2 WAP 39 3.16.3 Account Information 39 3.17 ADDITIONAL FUNCTION ......................................................................................................................................................... 40 3.17.1 Calculator 40 3.17.2 Unit Conversion 40 3.17.3 Exchange Rate Conversion 40 3.17.4 Bluetooth 41 3.18 SHORTCUT FUNCTION ........................................................................................................................................................... 41 4 Input Method Instruction......................................................................................................................................................... 41 4.1 KEYPAD DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 42 4.2 INPUT METHOD INSTRUCTION ................................................................................................................................................ 42 4.2.1 Smart Pinyin Input Method 42 4.2.2 Stroke Input Method 43 4.2.3 English and Number Input 44 4.2.4 Handwriting Input 45 5. T-flash card Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................... 45 5.1 TAKEDOWN AND INSTALLATION OF T-FLASH CARD ................................................................................................................. 45 5.2 T-FLASH CARD USE ................................................................................................................................................................. 46 6. Common Faults and Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................... 46
5 7. Warming...................................................................................................................................................................................... 49
6 1 Basic Information 1.1 Brief Introduction Thank you for selecting our GSM/GPRS digital mobile phone. You can fully understand the usage of this phone and enjoy the sound functions and simple operation way after reading this manual. This color screen mobile phone is designed for GSM/GPRS network environment. Besides basic call functions, it also provides you with numerous functions, including dual-card mode, Chinese & English input method, handwriting input, name card holder phone book, personalized incoming call rings and images, 64 chord music ringtone, SMS and MMS, chatting, shooting, video camera function, MP3, video player, audio recording, A8 music box, FM radio, alarm clock, calculator, auto power On/Off, calendar, stock manager, memo, world time, incoming call show, T-Flash, GPRS network, STK, keypad lock, etc. Additionally, it offers personalized human-phone interface and satisfy your different requirement with sound function design. This color screen mobile phone conforms to GMS/GPRS technical code and has passed attestation from authorities at home and abroad. Some services and functions described in this User Manual depend on the network and subscribed services. So, not all menus in the phone are available, and shortcut numbers of menus and functions may be different due to different phones. Our company reserves the right to make changes to the manual without any further notification. 1.2 Safety Instruction  Please contact Telecom Sector or distribution agency to disable your phone and SIM card once your phone is lost or stolen, this way, it can avoid economic loss resulted from that others use your phone.  You’re required to tell IMEI code of the phone (It’s a label at the back of the phone. You can see it by disassembling battery) when you contact Telecom Sector or distribution agency. Please write down the code and keep it in safe for future requirement.  In order to protect your phone against nuisance use, please take some precautions, for example: - Set PIN code of the phone and SIM card, and change the code quickly before others know it. - Do not put the phone in visible places when you get out of the car. You’d better carry it with yourself or put it in travel bag. - Set call barring. 1.3 Safety Alerts and Precaution In order to ensure to use the phone safely and correctly, please read the precautions below carefully before your use. 1.3.1 General Precaution  Your phone is only allowed to use battery and charger approved by our company, or else it can cause battery leakage, overheat, explosion and fire.  Do not knock, vibrate or throw the phone heavily to avoid malfunction and fire.  Do not put the battery, phone and charger to microwave oven or high-pressure equipment, or else, it can cause such accidents as circuit damage and fire.  Do not use the phone in where combustible and explosive gas exists, or else it can cause phone malfunction and fire.  Do not put the phone to places with high temperature, high humidity or heavy dust, or else, it can cause malfunction.  Please keep the phone out of the reach of children to avoid personal injury as children may consider it as toy.
7  Do not put the phone on uneven or unsteady platform, or it may drop and cause failure or damage. 1.3.2 Precaution for the use of phone  Please switch off the phone in hospitals, on the plane or in places where mobile phone is forbidden, to avoid any interference to the normal operation of electronic equipment or medical instruments. Please follow relative regulations in this place when you use the phone. Please check the Alarm clock Settings and confirm if the phone will switch on automatically when you are on the plane as the plane has automatic power on function.  Do not use the phone in places with weak signal or near electronic equipment with high precision. The interface of radio wave may cause the fault operation of equipment and other problems. Please be caution when using the phone near the following equipment: hearing aids, heart pacemaker, other medical electronic equipment, fire detector, automatic gate and other automatic control devices. As to the influence on the heart pacemaker and other medical electronic equipment, please consult equipment manufacturer or local sales agent.  Do not knock the liquid crystal display in force or strike something with the display heavily, or else it can cause the damage of liquid crystal panel and liquid leakage. There may be in danger of losing the sight once it contacts with eyes. If in case contact with eyes, flush with plenty of clean water (do not rub the eyes) immediately and go to hospital.  Do not disassemble or tamper the phone, or else it can cause damage, electric leakage and circuit malfunction.  Under too few conditions, the phone may have a bad effect on the electronic equipment in some model cars. Then, do not use the phone to avoid the void of warranty.  Do not press the key with sharp things, like needle, pen head, or it may cause damage or fault operation.  Do not use the phone once the antenna is damaged as it may cause personal injury.  Keep the phone far away from magnetic objects, the radiation wave emitted by the phone may clear the information saved in floppy disks, stored-value cards, and credit cards.  Keep some metal pieces, like pin, far away from the handset, the loudspeaker can emit magnetism and absorb small metal pieces when working, so it may cause personal injury or damage the phone.  Keep the phone away from exposure to moisture, water or other liquid can go to the phone and cause it overheat, electric leakage and malfunction. 1.3.3 Precaution for the use of battery  Do not throw the battery into fire, or it may cause the battery to catch fire and explosion.  Do not press the battery in force when installing it, or it may cause battery leakage, overheat, explosion and fire.  Do not cause short circuit to the battery with metal material, like wire, needle, etc, and do not put the battery with metal pieces, like necklace, together, as it may cause battery leakage, overheat, explosion and fire.  Do not weld the ends of battery, or else, it may cause leakage, overheat, explosion and fire.  There may be in danger of losing the sight once the liquid of battery contacts with eyes. If in case contact with eyes, flush with plenty of clean water (do not rub the eyes) immediately and go to hospital.  Do not disassemble or tamper the battery, or else it may cause leakage, overheat, explosion and fire.  Do no use or put the battery near or in places with high temperature, like fire or heater, or else, it may cause battery leakage, overheat, explosion and fire.  Once there’re abnormal phenomena, like temperature increasing, color change, distortion during the usage, charging or save of the battery, please stop using and replace with new battery.
8  It may burn the skin once the liquid from battery touches skin or clothes, please flush with plenty of clean water immediately and go to hospital at once if necessary.  Please take the battery away from the fire to avoid fire and explosion once the battery leaks or emits strange smell.  Do not place the battery exposure to moisture, or else it may cause overheat, fume and corrosion.  Do not use or place the battery direct under sunlight, or in high temperature places, like near the car, or else, it may cause leakage and overheat, reduce the performance and shorten the lifetime.  Do not charge the battery for over 24 hours continuously. 1.3.4 Precaution for the use of charger  Please use 120AC. It may cause leakage, fire and damage to the phone and charger once other voltage is adopted.  Do not cause short circuit to the charger, or else it may cause electric shock, fume and damage to the charger.  Do not use the charger if the power wire is broken, or it may cause fire and electric shock.  Please remove accumulated dust on the power plug.  Do not put water container next to the charger, as the spilled water can cause overheat, leakage and malfunction of charger.  Please disconnect the charger with the power to avoid overheat, fire, electric shock and malfunction in case the charger contacts with water or other liquid.  Do not disassemble or tamper the charger, or else it may cause personal injury, electric shock, fire and the damage of charger.  Do not use the charger in places with high humidity, like bathroom, or else it may cause electric shock, fire and damage of charger.  Do not touch charger, power cord and power plug with wet hand, or it can cause electric shock.  Do not put heavy objects on power cord or change the power cord, or it may cause electric shock and fire.  Please unplug the power socket before cleaning and maintenance.  Please hold the charger to unplug the socket, it may damage power wire and cause electric shock and fire once pulling the power cord. 1.3.5 Cleaning and maintenance  As phone, battery and charger don’t have waterproof function, so do not use them in places with high humidity, as well as avoid them being wetted by rain.  Please clean the phone, battery and charger with soft dry cloth.  Never use alcohol, thinner or solutions, like benzene, to wipe the phone.  Dirty socket can cause poor contact and power down, and even recharging isn’t available. So, please clean it periodically. 1.3.6 Common Precaution Mobile Phone:  Please use the phone under the environment with temperature of -30℃～55℃ and humidity of 35%～85%.  Please use the phone far away from regular telephones, radio sets and office automation equipment, to avoid affecting the normal use of these equipment and mobile phone. Battery:  Place the battery in cool and ventilated place without direct sunlight.  The battery has a limited lifetime. The use time of battery will be shortened progressively due to frequent charging. Once the battery is out of use after several charging, it means that the lifetime of the battery is over, and you shall replace it with
9 approved model new battery.  Do not dispose old battery as household waste. Throw it to specified old battery disposal place and follow stipulated instructions for disposal. Charger:  Do not charge under following conditions: places with direct sunlight, places with ambient temperature less than 5℃ or over 40℃, wet or dusty place or place with strong vibration (it may cause malfunction); near electrical appliance (it may affect the effect of image and sound) like radio, etc. 2 Before Use 2.1 Name and Description of Individual Part 2.1.1 Technical Parameter Phone Model W008 Size (Length x Wide x Thickness) 115×56×13mm Weight: around120g (with one battery) Lithium battery Model W008 Nominal voltage 3.7V Limited charge voltage 4.2V Rated capacity 2800mAh Duration of standby time Around 50 hr – 150hr Duration of talk time Around 3hr – 5hr Travel charger Model HY-5W0500500X Input 100~240V 50/60Hz 150mA 2.1.2 Icon There may be some icons appearing under standby interface. Please refer to the following for detailed description: Icon Description Represents the strength of network signal. Represents that you can use GPRS service. Enable vibration function. Receive new SMS.
10 Receive new MMS. Alarm clock is set to On. It appears when headset is inserted. Enable call transfer function. Keypad isn’t unlocked. Keypad locked. Indicates battery level. Indicates missed calls. Enable chat function. Enable multi-stopwatch function. Receive new service message. Turn on bluetooth handset. Bluetooth handset pairs successfully. 2.2 Keypad Description: 1．Arrow Keys: (1) Up Key: Please press this Up Key when in editing, and press it to enter Music Player under standby status; (2) Down Key: Please press this Down Key when in editing, and press it to enter Alarm Clock under standby status; (3) Left Key: Please press this Left Key when in editing, and press it to enter Profile under standby status; (4) Right Key: Please press this Right Key when in editing, and press it to enter Ringtone Settings under standby status. (5) OK Key: Generally, it’s used as confirm key after entering menus. You can press this key to enter main menu interface under standby interface and achieve shooting, video recording or pause functions under shooting and video recording interface. 2. Number Key: It’s used to key in numbers and characters. Number 2 – 9 can be set as shortcut keys for speed dials. 3. SIM Card 1: It’s used to dial phone number through card A, answer incoming calls of card A and card B; and view dialed number records under standby status. 4. SIM Card 2: It’s used to dial phone number through card B, answer incoming calls of card A and card B, and view dialed number records under standby status. 5. Right Soft Key: It’s used to perform functions displayed in lower right corner on the screen. 6. Left Soft Key: It’s used to perform functions displayed in lower left corner on the screen. 7. End Key: It’s used to end calls or reject incoming calls. Press this key to return to standby status under other conditions.
11 8. *Key: Press this key to key in all special characters and Chinese punctuation under editing screen; and long press it to achieve the switch of “+”, “P” and “W” under standby interface. 9. #Key: It’s used to switch the input method status under editing screen. Long press it to switch between quiet mode and general mode under standby interface as well as under dial interface on the touch screen. Note: “Press certain key” described in this manual represents to press this key and release it; “Long press certain key” represents to long press this key for 2 seconds or over 2 seconds. The description of every key and certain functions above depend on specific models. 2.3 Touch Screen Function Description This phone supports touch screen function. 1. The four icons displayed at the bottom of the touch screen has following functions respectively from left to right: Touch the first icon to enter Main Menu. Touch the second icon to enter Message. Touch the third icon to enter Phone Book. Touch the fourth icon to enter Speed Dials function. 2. The five images displayed on the silk screen has following functions respectively from left to right: Touch the first image to enter Main Menu. Touch the second image to enter Create Message. Touch the third image to enter View Phone Book. Touch the fourth image to enter Speed Dials function. Touch the fifth image to enter Music Player. 2.4 Battery Battery under original status can be used afar charging by 50% power. The full performance of a new battery is achieved only after the first three complete charge and discharge cycles. The disassembly and installation of battery  Please follow steps below to disassemble the battery: ①Open the back cover of the phone; ②Remove the battery from left;  Please follow steps below to install the battery: ①Push down the right end of the battery gently; ②Close the back cover of the phone. 2.5 Charge for Battery  Connect the charger with power.  Insert the end of the charger into the right side of the phone (Note: the arrowhead shall be upward).  Then, power indication icon on the screen flashes repeatedly. If the phone is switched off during charging, there is power indication image on the screen, which means that the battery is under charging. If the phone is overused under low battery, then charging indication icon will be displayed after the charging has been done for some time.  If the power indication icon in the upper right corner is fully displayed without flashing, it means the charging is complete. If the phone is switched off during charging, there is image to indicate that the charging is over. This process needs 3 –4 hours.
12 It’s normal that the battery, phone and charger will be heated slightly during charging.  Disconnect the mobile phone and charger with AC electrical plug once the battery is fully charged. Note:  Always keep the battery in ventilated place with the temperature from ＋5℃ to ＋40℃ during charging, and make sure to use the charger provided by manufacturer. It may cause danger once unapproved charger is used and it may invalidate any approval or warranty.  If the phone switches off automatically or there’s “Low Battery” displayed on the phone, please charge to the battery as quick as possible. The phone will reduce charging time automatically if the battery power isn’t used up before charging.  The duration of standby time and duration of talk time offered by manufacturer are based on ideal working environment. In actual use, however, the working time of battery changes based on network condition, working environment and using way. g Make sure that the battery is installed properly before charging and it’s forbidden to remove the battery during charging. g Please disconnect the charger and phone with power once charging is over. g If you don’t disconnect the charger with power and phone, the phone begins charging again when the power loss reaches certain extent after overcharging lasts for quite a long time (about 5 – 8 hours). We suggest you don’t do this, as it will influence the performance and lifetime of the battery 2.6 Connecting to network 2.6.1 SIM card Make sure that you’ve inserted available SIM card to the phone before your use. SIM card is the key to enter digital GSM network. All information related with establishing network connection and calling record initiate are saved in metal area in SIM card. Meanwhile, there’re other information saved in the SIM card, including name and phone number saved in phone book and SMS. The SIM card can be removed from your phone and inserted to any GSM phone (the new phone will read SIM card automatically). Never touch metal area the SIM card to avoid information loss or damaging the card. Keep SIM card far away from electricity and magnet. You can’t enter GSM network once the SIM is broken. Warning: Do switch off the phone before removing SIM card. It’s forbidden to insert or remove SIM card if the phone is connected to external power, or else, the SIM card will be damaged. 2.6.2 Insertion and Removal of SIM card SIM card is placed in a card generally, so please take it out carefully before installing in the phone.  Switch off the phone and remove the battery and other external power.  This phone uses dual-card mode, the place of card A and card B is decided by options in menu (please refer to “Settings” for “Dual-card Settings”). Please follow the photo to insert the SIM card to SIM card holder.  Once you need to remove the SIM card, please switch off the phone first, disassemble the battery and remove the SIM card from SIM card holder. 2.6.3 Power On and Power Off Long press End Key to switch on the phone, and long press End Key to switch off the phone. If you switch on the phone and there’s no SIM card, the phone will prompt you to insert SIM card. The phone will check if the SIM card is available after SIM card is inserted.
13 Then, prompts below will appear on the screen on by one: Enter PIN1——It appears if you’ve set the password of SIM card. Enter phone password ——It appears if you’ve set password to lock the phone. Search for network——The phone will search for network till it finds proper network. 2.6.4 Unlock of SIM card SIM card uses PIN1 (personal identity number) code for protection against unauthorized use. You are required to key in PIN1 code to unlock the SIM card every time the phone is switched on once your phone enables this function, then you can make calls or answer incoming calls. Users can also choose to remove SIM card protection (please refer to Section 3.10.6 Security Settings); in this case, the SIM card can’t be protected against unauthorized use.  Press End Key to switch on the phone.  Key in PIN1 code, press Right Soft Key to clear incorrect input and press OK to enter. For example, if PIN1 code is set as 1234, then you shall key in: 1 2 3 4 If incorrect code is keyed in for three times in succession, SIM card will be locked. The phone will require you to key in PUK1 code for unlocking. Please do not key in at random if you don’ know PUK1 code. You shall send SIM card to network operator for assistance. Please refer to Section 3.10.6 Security Settings. Note: Your network supplier will set a standard PIN1 code (4 to 8 digits) for your SIM card. You shall change the code to your personal password as soon as possible. Please refer to Section 3.10.6 Security Settings for details. 2.6.5 Unlock of the phone You can set password protection for your phone against unauthorized use. You are required to key in PIN1 code (if you’ve set password protection) to unlock the phone every time the phone is switched on once your pone enables this function, then you can make calls or answer incoming calls. Users can also choose to remove password protection (please refer to Section 3.10.6 Security Settings); in this case, the phone can’t be protected against unauthorized use.  Key in phone password, press Right Soft Key to clear incorrect input and press OK to enter. For example, if the phone password is set as 1122, then you shall key in: 1 1 2 2 Please contact your retailer or local authorized maintenance service center to unlock the phone password once you forget it. 2.6.6 Connecting to Network  The phone will search for available network automatically (Searching for network is displayed on the screen) once the SIM card is unlocked successfully. Name of network supplier will appear on the screen once the phone searches for available network. Note: If EMERGENCY is displayed on the screen, it means that your phone is out of the normal network coverage, but you can also make emergency calls according to the signal strength. 2.6.7 Dial calls You’re allowed to make calls or answer incoming calls once name of network supplier appears on the screen. The signal bar in upper left corner represents the strength of network signal. Moving in a small range can improve your calling quality as the calling can be interfered by barriers greatly.
14 2.6.8 Dial domestic calls Press number keys to input phone number and press Dial Key to make calls. Please press Right Soft Key to delete characters once the phone number needs to be changed. Dialing animation will be displayed on the screen when dialing. The call status information will be displayed after the recipient answers the phone. There’s an alert tone when the phone gets through (it needs network support) if this function is enabled. Please press End Key to end the call once it’s over. Zip code Phone number Dial key 2.6.9 Dial extensions of fixed phones Some extensions of fixed phones can’t be got through, and you shall only dial the telephone exchange, and then dial the extension. The phone can finish all dialing and dial the extension automatically when you insert pause character “P” between telephone exchange and extension number. The way of inputting “P” is to long press * key, then symbol “P” appears on screen. Zipcode Telephone exchange P Extension Dial key Example of the use of pause character: For example, if there’s a voice mailbox system, which is used through dialing way in 8880000 number, the number of mailbox is 6666 and the password is 8888, then you can follow the way below to dial: 8880000 P 6666 P 8888 The first part of this number is used to dial voice mailbox system. It will send 6666 to select mailbox once the phone is answered. The second pause character will delay for 5 seconds before password 8888 is sent out (the former “P” represents to get through, the latter “P” represents to delay for 5 seconds). 2.6.10 Dial international calls Long press *key under standby status till prefix symbol “+” appears on the screen when dialing international calls. It allows you to dial a number in any country once you don’t know the international prefix symbol (e.g.: it’s 00 for China). Key in the country code and complete phone number after prefix symbol appears. The country codes follow general practices, the country code of Germany is 49, Britain is 44, Swiss is 46, etc. “0” before the area code shall be removed before dialing, just as dialing international calls. For example, you shall dial like this if you need to dial service hotline from other countries: +86 21 114 + Country code Complete phone number Dial key 2.6.11 Dial Call in the List Every phone number you dialed and received are saved in a list in the phone, recent dialed and received phone numbers are placed on the top of the list (Please refer to Section 3.9 Call Register). Every phone number is classified based on Dialed Calls, Received Calls and Missed Calls. The phone also provides you with All Phone Items for you to view all calling record. Old phone numbers will be deleted automatically once the phone number list is full Please follow steps below to view the list:  Press Dial Key to view dialed calls records;  All phone numbers in the list can be dialed through Dial Key. Press Enter to view details after phone number list appears. You can press Save to store this number to the phone book after
15 entering. 2.6.12 Emergency Calls You can call emergency services if you are within the network coverage (you can check it by viewing the network signal strength bar in the upper left corner). If the network supplier doesn’t provide roaming service, then “EMERGENCY” appears on the screen, which means you can only call these calls. You can dial emergency calls within the network coverage even if there’s no SIM card. 2.6.13 Answer Calls You can press any key to answer the phone once Anykey Answer is set to on, or you shall press Dial Key or Left Soft Key to enter answer, and then press Left Soft Key again to speak on the phone. You can also press the key on the headset to answer calls once the headset is inserted. Hence, you can set Auto Answer to On once it’s inconvenient for you to press keys, and the phone answers automatically after vibration & ring or vibration lasts for 5 seconds once the headset is inserted. 2.6.14 Call Register The phone saves the record of your last call and call duration since the phone is used (Please refer to Section 3.9 Call Register). 2.6.15 Call Menu Press Handsfree to enter handsfree function under call status. You can press Options to enter call options. The operation way of call options is the same as the operation way of function menus. You can see Call Menu only during calling; besides, functions like call waiting, call transfer and multiparty conversation, need network support. So, please contact your network supplier. You can perform following operations under call option menu: (Note: As to multiparty conference, Card B doesn’t support this function.)  Pause Keep current call or restore saved call.  End End current call.  New Call Make a call to a new participant.  Phone book Enter phone book to view.  SMS Write message and send out the message.  Audio Recording Record call voice.  Quiet / Restore Do not send (or send) local voice.  Dual Tone Multi Frequency Press Left Soft Key to open or close dual tone multi frequency.  Handsfree Enable loudspeaker to amplify call voice.
16 (Note: For the operations above, card B doesn’t support Pause / New Call / Audio Recording functions.) ¾ You can perform following operations if there’s incoming call in card B at the same time:  Answer Card A and Reject Card B End card B and only answer card A.  Answer Card B and Reject Card A End card A and only answer card B.  Answer All Answer current calls in two cards at the same time. ¾ You can perform following operations if there’s incoming call in card B at the same time:  End Single Line End current call you choose.  End Call End current two calls.  Dual Tone Multi Frequency Press Left Soft Key to turn on or turn off dual tone multi frequency.
17 3 Function Menu (※ Some part functions below depends on the function support status of specific phones) 3.1 Use of Function Menu Scroll to select functions  Select to enter main function menu under standby status;  Press keys or click touch screen to follow prompts to enter or exit from menu under main menu or submenu. Exit from menu Generally, you can exit from some menu items by pressing Right Soft Key. (If this phone supports touch function, you can use touch pen to click small icon in the lower right corner to exit from some menu items.) Press End Key to return o standby interface. 3.2 Structure of Function Menu The default structure of function menu is as follows after SIM card is inserted and the phone is power on: 1. Text 1-1 Write message 1-2 inbox 1-3 out box 1-4 templatesl 1-5 SMS settings 2. Calendar 3. Photos 4. Camera 5. Player 6. Notes 7. Mail 7-1 send and receive 7-2 write email 7-3 inbox 7-4 outbox 7-5 sent 7-6 drafts 7-7 clear mailbox 7-8 delete marked emails 7-9 email accounts
18 7-10 templates 8.New SMS 9.Caluculator 10.eBuddy 11.Map 12. Settings 12-1 Dual SIM settings 12-2 Pen calibration 12-3 Accelerometer Settings 12-4 Phone Settup 12-4-1 Time and Date 12-4-2 Schedule Power On /Off 12-4-3 Language 12-4-4 Input Method choose 12-4-5 Pref. Input Method 12-4-6 Encoding 12-4-7 Display characteristics 12-4-8 Greeting textl 12-4-9 Specify Function Key 12-4-9 Shortcuts 12-4-10 Dedicated key 12-4-11 Auto update of date and time 12-4-12 Handwriting 12-4-13 UART setup 12-4-14 Misc.settings 13.Call log 14.Wallpaper 15.WLAN 16-1.Enable WLAN 16-2.WLAN status 16-3 Access point settings 16-4.Search for networks 16.JAVA 16-1.Java
19 16-2.Java settings 16-3.Java default security 17.MMS 17-1.Write message 17-2.Inbox 17-3 Drafts 17-4.Templates 17-6.MMS settings 18.Chat 18-1.Chat room 1 18-2.Chat room 2 19. Fun and Game 19-1 Java 19-2 Java settings 19-3 Java default security 19-4 Games 19-5 Motion games 20.M game 21.Search 22.Call center 23.File 22-1 Call history 22-2 Call settings 24.User Profiles 25.Worldtime 24-1 General 24-2 Meeting 24-3 Outdoor 24-4 Indoor 24-5 Headset 24-6 Bluetooth
20 26. Network 26-1 *STK Service (It has something to do with network operator) 26-2 WAP 26-3 Data account 26-4 Conn.management 27.Unit 28.Currency 29.Voicemail 30.FM Record 31.Broadcast message 32.Video Record 31-1 Receive mode 31-2 Read message 31-3 Languages 31-4 Channel settings 33.Answer machine 34.Repeater 33-1 Leaving messages 33-2 Settings 35.Slide 36.Books 37.Bluetooth 37-1 Power 37-2 Inquiry audio device 37-3 Remotr control 37-4 My device 37-4 Active devices 37-5 Settings 38.Contact 39.WAP 40.Stopwatch 41.Radio 42.Clock 43.3G Chat Note: Menu with “*” appears only under certain conditions.
21 3.3 Phone book You can use the phone book function to store the name card information for some important persons, such as name, phone, home phone and company phone etc. Select the phone book from the main menu, and enter it. Note: This phone can store 1000 phone numbers. You can see the following options in the phonebook: quick search, name search, add number, copy all, delete, caller group, other number, settings, full screen caller, caller ring and caller film etc. ■ Quick Search: Select this option to enter the phone book browse interface, it will provide a search input box below the window, and you can input the relative information here to take the screening of the phone records. The searching ways available for selection: 1. Pinyin; 2. Stroke; 3. English 4. Number. ■ Name Search: Find record by name in the phonebook. ■ Add Number: Add a new phone record in the phonebook, and you can select the storage way to SIM card or the phone. There is little differentiation in the storage format for SIM card and the phone. ■ Copy All: Copy all the records in the phone or SIM card, and it can select copy from the phone to SIM card, or from SIM card to the phone. ■ Delete: Select this option to delete the phone record; select From SIM Card to delete all the phone records in SIM card; select From Phone to delete all the phone records in the phone; select Delete One by One to delete the phone records one by one; ■ Caller Group: This phone provides 5 caller groups, you can take the personalized settings of name changing, ring tone, caller picture, caller animation and group member for every group. ■ Other Numbers: Other numbers stored in SIM card (this phone number/service number/emergency number). You can view and change them. ■ Settings: The setting function of the phone book. Which is classified into three menus: Capacity Inquiry, Storage Location and Name Card Settings. Capacity Inquiry: The storage sate of the phone records in SIM card and the phone. Storage Position: Select the preferential storage position: phone, card A and card B. Name Card Settings: Set the contents including the phone book (10 settings of the home phone, company name and E-mail etc.). ■ Full Screen Caller: Set the image that will display when having incoming call. ■Caller Ring: Select the ring prompt when having incoming call. ■ Caller Film: Select the film that will display when having incoming call. 3.4 Message Select “Message” menu to enter the sub-menu. If your network supports SMS, you have applied for this service to the network supplier, then you can receive and send Chinese, English SMS and MMS by the Short Messaging Service Center. 3.4.1 New Message When you receive a SMS, the phone will sound the vibration (if it has been turned on) or the prompt tone (if the prompt tone
22 function has been turned on), and the screen will display the animation. If you don’t want to read it immediately, it will display the prompt that have new message in the standby interface, and will store this message into SIM card automatically. The number of SMS (including the received and locally stored SMS) that can be saved in SIM card depends on the capacity of SIM card. To read the new message, you can take the following operations: enter the inbox sub-menu, and press OK to read the new SMS. 3.4.2 Create Message SMS network service allows you to send the text message to the other phones that can receive message. Please confirm that you have set the Short Messaging Service Center Number before creating message (please see “Message Settings”).  Enter Create Message sub-menu to input SMS (please see chapter 4.2 “Instructions on Input Method”). - Finish: Selecting this option indicates that this message has been inputted completely, and it can enter the operation of the next step. - Common Phrase: Insert the preset common phrases in this SMS. - Insert Object: Insert the picture, ring and animation etc. in this SMS. - Word Format: Define the word format of this SMS. - Insert Phone Number: Insert the phone number of the selected entry in the phone book. - Insert Name of Phone Book: Insert the name of the selected entry in the phone book. - Input Method: Change the input method when editing SMS.  Select Finish after writing, you can use the touch pen to select Card A Send, Card B Send, Save and Send, Store, Send to Many or Send by Group by scrolling to send this message to other phone number. Card A Send: To send this message, select this option to enter the inbox edit box, you can touch the number small icon on the lower of the interface to input number, or press Search to provide the phone book, select the number of the receiver from the phone book, and press OK to send. Card B Send: The same as card A send, and it will send the edited SMS as the card number of card B here. Save and Send: Store this SMS into the outbox at the same time of sending. Store: Don’t send this SMS and store it into the outbox. Send to Many: Send this SMS to the multiple phone numbers. Send by Group: Send a group, and send this SMS to all the members of this group. Note: The Short Messaging Service Center doesn’t support the long and short message with over 70 Chinese characters (or 160 English characters) in some cities and areas. 3.4.3 View Received Messages and Saved Messages  Enter the inbox sub-menu to view the received SMS; enter the outbox to view the SMS that have been stored in the SIM card.  It will display the message receiving date and time and the number or name of the receiver when viewing the message list of the inbox (when the number exists in the phone book).  It can select the previous message or the next message when viewing the message list.
23  It can press OK to read the details of the message when appearing the message list of the inbox. It can take the following operations by option at this time: - Reply: Send SMS to the sender of the current SMS. - Delete: Delete the current SMS. - Edit: Extract the content of the SMS, and enter the edit box. - Forward: Forward this SMS. - Copy to Phone (Copy to SIM Card): Copy the current SMS on SIM card (or the phone) to the phone (or SIM card) to store. - Move to Phone (Move to SIM Card): Move the current SMS on SIM card (or the phone) to the phone (or SIM card) to store. - Chat: Enter the chat room to chat by SMS. - Delete All: Delete all the SMS in the inbox. - Copy All: There are two available copy ways of From SIM Card and From Phone. - Move All: There are two available copy ways of From SIM Card and From Phone. - Use Number: Extract the phone number of the sender of the SMS, and you can dial it or save it into the phone book. - Store Items: Extract the object in the SMS to take storage (only effective for EMS).  It can press OK to read the details of the message when appearing the message list of the outbox. It can take the following operations by option at this time: - Send: Send this SMS. You can select Card A Send, Card B Send, Send to Many and Send by Group to send this SMS to many persons. - Edit: Extract the content of the current SMS to take edit. - Delete: Delete this SMS. - Copy to Phone (Copy to SIM Card): Copy the current SMS on SIM card (or the phone) to the phone (or SIM card) to store. - Move to Phone (Move to SIM Card): Move the current SMS on SIM card (or the phone) to the phone (or SIM card) to store. - Delete All: Delete all the SMS in the outbox. - Copy All: There are two available copy ways of From SIM Card and From Phone. - Move All: There are two available copy ways of From SIM Card and From Phone. - Use Number: Extract the phone number of the receiver of the SMS, and you can dial it or save it into the phone book. 3.4.4 Operations of Common Phrase It can write some common sentences in the common phrases, to avoid inputting repeatedly when sending SMS. You can select to edit or delete after finishing writing.
24 3.4.5 Message Settings You need to take the necessary settings before using the function of SMS.  Enter the Message Settings sub-menu: - Mode Setting: Select an appropriate mode for the SMS of the phone. Enter to the individual mode to take the settings for the corresponding name, Short Messaging Service Center Number, effective term and sending format. - Status Setting: Set whether to turn on the message report or reply path. - Capacity Inquiry: View the space occupying state of the mailbox in SIM card or the phone. - Storage Location: Select the phone or SIM card. - Message Transmission Setting: The selections for the SMS transmission ways: GPRS Priority, GSM Priority and Only Use GSM.  Set Short Messaging Service Center Number: Please contact your network supplier to get the number of Short Messaging Service Center. For example, the one Short Messaging Service Center Number of China Mobile in Shanghai is +8613800210500. The detailed operations are: select any mode setting in the Message Settings sub-menu, input your Short Messaging Service Center Number in the second item, and press OK to save the settings.  Status Report: If you have set the message report to On, the Short Messaging Service Center will send the status report back when the receiver has received your SMS or has not received it due to some reason. You can know whether the receiver has received your SMS conveniently. Note: The realization of this function needs to be supported by the operator. 3.5 MMS Note: This function is not supported by card B. ■ Create Message: Create a MMS message. You need to fill in receiver, copy, BCC, subject and content. ■ Inbox: View the received multimedia messages. (The detailed operations are the same as the ones for the inbox of SMS) - View: View the current MMS. - Message Details: View the details of the current MMS. - Extract Number: Extract the number of the sender (store or dial it). - MMS Reply: Send a MMS to the sender of the MMS. - SMS Reply: Reply the sender in SMS. - Forward: Forward the current MMS to others. - Delete: Delete the current MMS. - Delete All: Delete all the contents in the inbox. g Outbox: Store the MMS that have not been sent successfully. (The detailed operations are the same as the ones for the outbox of SMS) - View: View the current MMS. - Message Details: View the details of the current MMS. - Forward: Forward the current MMS to others.
25 - Send: Continue to send the current MMS. - Disconnect: Disconnect the MMS that is being sent. - Delete: Delete the current MMS. - Delete All: Delete all the contents in the outbox. g Draft Box: It can save the edited but not sent MMS here. - View: View the content of the current MMS. - Message Details: View the details of the current MMS. - Edit: Edit the current MMS. - Send: Send the current MMS. - Delete: Delete the current MMS. - Delete All: Delete all the contents in the draft box. g Sent items: Save the messages that have been sent successfully. - View: View the sent MMS. - Message Details: View the details of the current MMS. - Forward: Forward the current MMS to others. - Delete: Delete the current MMS. - Delete All: Delete all the contents in the sent items. g Settings: Set the relative parameters of MMS sending and receiving. - Sending Setting: Some relative parameter settings on MMS sending. For example, Within Use Term, Send Report, Read Report, Priority, Interval and Sending Time etc. - Receiving Setting: Some relative parameter settings during MMS receiving. For example, Main Network, Roaming Network, Send Read Report and Allowed to Send Report etc. - Filter Setting: Filter some MMS. - Network Setting: Select the appropriate server. - Storage Space: View the capacity information of the MMS. - Storage Setting: The MMS can be stored in the phone or SIM card. 3.6 Chat Note: This function is not supported by card B. ■ Chatting Room Setting: Select a chatting room, and set the nickname and the concerned phone number who will chat with you. ■ Start Chatting: Input the message, and start to chat with the preset phone number. 3.7 Voice Mailbox Note: This function is not supported by card B. Your received voice messages will be stored in the network, and you must dial the voice mailbox number in order to listen the message.
26 ■ Edit: You can add/edit the voice mailbox number, so that it will be more convenient when using the function of the voice mailbox. Connect to Voice: Call the set voice mailbox number, and listen the message. 3.8 Cell Broadcast Note: This function is not supported by card B. ■ Receiving Way: Select to turn on the receiving mode, and turn off rejecting receiving the messages of the cell broadcast. ■ Read Message: Enter this menu to read your tailored cell broadcast message. ■ Language: Set the language in receiving cell broadcast. ■ Channel Setting: Set the channel of the cell broadcast. Note: The services for the cell broadcast and the voice mailbox are provided by the operator, please contact your operator. 3.9 Call Register ■ Missed Calls, press OK to view the list on the missed calls. ■ Dialed Calls, press OK to view the list on the dialed calls. ■ Received Calls, press OK to view the list on the received calls. In the interfaces of the lists on the missed calls, dialed calls and received calls, you can press OK to view the details of this record, including date, dialing time, number and dialing number. In the details interface, you can take the following operations for the currently selected phone record by option: Delete Delete this record. Save Save this number into SIM card or the phone. Dial Dial this phone number. Card B Dial Dial this number by using card B. Send Message Send message to this number. Send Message by Card B Use the number of card B to send message to this number. IP Dial by Card A Use the IP number of card A to dial this number. IP Dial by Card B Use the IP number of card B to dial this number. Edit Edit this phone number and save it into the phone book. Send MMS: Send MMS to this number. Note: Press OK to realize the functions of IP dial by card A and card B directly in the lists on the received calls, dialed calls and missed calls. ■ Delete Call Register There are 4 sub-menus in Delete Call Register: Missed Calls, Dialed Calls, Received Calls and Delete All. The user can select to clear a certain call list, and select Delete All to delete all the record lists in the call register. ■ Call Duration There are 4 sub-menus in Call Duration: Last Call Duration, Dialed Calls’ Duration and Received Calls’ Duration and Clear Timers.
27 Last Call Duration View the duration value of the last call. Dialed Calls’ Duration View the total duration value of the dialed calls. Received Calls’ Duration View the total duration value of the received calls. Clear Timers Clear the data in the timing statistics, and start to time again. ■ Call Costs It can store the accumulated cost of the calls by Call Costs. Last Call Cost Enter the Last Call Cost sub-menu, and view the last call cost. Cost Summary Enter the Cost Summary sub-menu, and view the accumulated call costs. Clear Cost Input PIN2 code to clear the cost calculator, and start to cost again. Charge Restriction Enter the Charge Restriction sub-menu to view, change or cancel this function. It needs to input PIN2 code for changing and canceling functions. Price and Cost Rate Enter the Price and Cost Rate sub-menu to view, change or cancel this function. It needs to input PIN2 code for changing and canceling functions. Note: You need to input PIN2 code for some operations, please contact your network supplier to get this password. ■ Message Counter Sent: Record the number of the sent messages. Received: Record the number of the received messages. You can select to reset by the left soft key to clear the two items respectively. ■ GPRS Counter Note: This function is not supported by card B. Last Transmit: Record the byte number of the last transmission. 。 Last Receive: Record the byte number of the last receiving. Transmit All: Record the total transmitted byte number. Receive All: Record the total received byte number. Clear Counter: Start to count again. 3.10 Settings 3.10.1 Touch Screen Calibration: It will be more accurate when using the touch pen by calibrating the touch screen. 3.10.2 Phone Settings g Time and Date: Set time and date. - Set City: Select a city for the time setting of this phone. - Time/Date Settings: Set the current time and date.
28 - Format Settings: Set the display format of the time and date, 12-hour or 24-hour. g Auto Power On/Off: Set the time, and the phone will switch on or off automatically when reaching to the set time. g Language: Set the language in displaying the phone menus. g Preset Input Method: Select a default input method. g Standby Menu Display: - Wallpaper: Select the wallpaper of the standby interface. - Screen Protection: Select a screen protection picture for the standby interface of the main screen, and set the waiting time. - On Animation: It can select the picture of On animation. - Off Animation: It can select the picture of Off animation. - Display Date and Time: Select to turn on or off Display the current time in the standby interface. - Display My Phone Number: Note: This function is not supported by card B. - Select to turn on or off Display my phone number in the standby interface. - Clock Type: It can select the clock type displaying in the standby interface. g Welcome Note: Display the welcome note during the On animation. Select Off to not display it. g Speed Dial: Note: This function is not supported by card B. Set the speed dial. In the standby interface, long press the corresponding number keys to call the set phone number. g Specify Function Key: Specify the functions of the upper, lower, left and right arrow keys in the standby interface. g Auto-Update of Time: Select to turn on or off Auto-Update of Time of the phone. g Flight Mode: Include Normal Mode, Flight Mode and Ask when Switching on. About Flight Mode: Flight mode is used to close the phone communication function, that it cannot receive, dial call and send message, has no signal connection with the base station, and doesn’t attempt to contact the base station. The phone will turn off all the relative functions on the signal in the mode, but it can still continue to use the other functions when switching on the phone, for example, view the phone book, enjoy the articles and films on the phone etc. Note: Because now the civil aviation authority has not issued the regulations on “Flight Mode”, the passenger shall still switch off the phone before going on broad according to the related regulations on the airplane; in the normal states (such night), it can switch to this mode, and save power – because the signal consumes most power of the phone, and it can save power greatly for switching off signal in the flight mode. g Handwriting Settings: Set the handwriting speed and the color of the handwriting pen. g Other Settings: Take settings for LCD brightness and delay time. g Power Saving Mode: Turn on or off it. 3.10.3 Call Settings g Phone Number Note: This function is not supported by card B.
29 - System Preset: Whether the number sending uses the system default value. - Hide Number: The other party will not see the number when you calling. (Needed to be supported by the operator) - Send Number: The other party can see the number when you calling. g Call Waiting: Note: This function is not supported by card B. Turn on or off the call waiting function. Select View to view the current call waiting status. g Call Transfer: Note: This function is not by card B. - Unconditional Transfer: After turning on Unconditional Transfer, and the incoming calls in any state will be transferred to your set number. - Transfer if unreachable: After turning on Transfer if not unreachable, and the phone will transfer the incoming call to your set number when the other party cannot contact you. - Transfer on no answer: After turning on Transfer on no answer, and the phone will transfer the incoming call to your set number when no answer. - Transfer on busy: After turning on Transfer on busy, and the phone will transfer the incoming all to your set number when busy. - Transfer all data calls: When the incoming call is a data call, and the phone will transfer it automatically. - Cancel Transfer: Cancel all the call transfer. g Call Barring: Note: This function is not supported by card B. Take restriction for dialing calls. - Outgoing Calls Barring: Restrict the outgoing calls. - Incoming Calls Barring: Restrict the incoming calls. - Cancel Barring: Cancel the set barring (required to input the password). - Change Password: Change the password. g Line Switch: Note: Card B is only available for line 1. Select line 1 or line 2. g Call Duration Prompt: Note: This function is not supported by card B. The phone will sound the prompt tone when reaching to the time after setting the frequency. g Call Duration Display: Display the call duration, select “Off’ will not display the call duration. g Auto Redial Note: This function is not supported by card B. The phone will redial automatically for every unsuccessful calling after turning on Auto Redial.
30 g Turn off Group: Turn off the group function. g IP Dial: Set and turn on this item, and it can realize the IP dial function by the number records in the phone book. g Blacklist: The numbers listed in the blacklist will be shielded. Note: Some functions need to be supported by the network operator. 3.10.4 Dual-Card Settings g Auto Turning on Card B: Select to turn on or off the functions of card B. (For example “On”, when the phone is on, which will turn on card B if you have inserted it in the location of card B). g Turn on/off Card B: Select to turn on or off the functions of card B. (For example “Off”, when the phone is on, which will not display card B even if you have inserted it in the location of card A, and the realized functions are the same as the ones of one card (card A)). Note: If you only use one SIM card, please insert the holder of card A preferentially, to ensure you can enjoy the individual functions of this phone completely; if you set the SIM card into the holder of card B (in the state of not inserting the card in the holder of card A), the phone will be unable to identify SIM card, so that you shall consider using the holder of card A first. If you need to exchange the main card and card B, please exchange the locations of the dual cards when the phone is off and there is no external power supply. 3.10.5 Network Settings Note: This function is not supported by card B. g Network Selection: - Re-search: Register the network again after pressing OK. - Select Network: Select the network to register in the network list. - Searching Way: Auto: Search the network that SIM card belongs to automatically. Manual: Search all the available networks to register manually. g Preferential Network: Pre-store several favorite networks. g GPRS Connection: Connecting ways of GPRS: Connection As Require and Permanent Connection 3.10.6 Security Settings g SIM Lock: Note: This function is not supported by card B. You can set the security options of the phone under this menu, to avoid the phone or SIM card from being used illegally. - PIN Code PIN code can prevent your SIM card from being used illegally. - If PIN code is off currently, select On to turn on the PIN code protection, and the phone will ask you PIN code when switching on next time; if PIN code is on currently, select Off to turn off the PIN code protection, select Change PIN Code to set the new PIN code, please input the old PIN code, new PIN code and repeatedly input the new PIN code in turn according to the prompt.
31 Note: If the PIN code has been consecutively inputted for three times, SIM card will be locked. At this point, you must unlock SIM card using PUK code. The PIN code and PUK code may be supplied with SIM card to you. If not, please contact the network operator. The default PIN code is 1234. Please change it to your own password as soon as possible. g Phone Lock The phone lock can prevent your mobile phone used by the other without your permission. Select Phone Lock to turn on the phone password protection, and the phone will ask you the phone password when switching on next time; press it again to turn off the phone password protection. Note: The default phone lock password is 1122, and you shall change it to your own password as soon as possible. g Keypad Lock: Set the waiting time of the keypad lock. The keypad will be locked automatically if the phone has not been used within the specified time in the standby status after being set. g Fixed Dialing: Note: This function is not supported by card B. If your SIM card supports the fixed supporting, it can limit the phone to only dial the selected phone numbers. When this function is on, it can only dial the phone numbers in the fixed dialing list or the ones starting with some numbers in the list. Enter the “Fixed Dialing” sub-menu: - Mode: Turn on or off the fixed dialing function (required to input the PIN code). - Fixed Dialing List: Input the phone numbers for fixed dialing, Note: Turning the Fixed Dialing function on or off requires you to input PIN2 code. Please contact the network operator to obtain PIN2 code. After the Fixed Dialing is on, the numbers in the Fixed Dialing will be displayed after entering the name card holder phonebook. g Prohibit Dialing: Note: This function is not supported by card B. Opposite with the fixed dialing, and you can set Prohibit Dialing for some phone numbers here. g Change Password: Change the password. Including the changes on PIN, PIN2 and the phone password. Note: Some functions need to be supported by your network operator. 3.10.7 Restore Factory Settings The default password of restore factory settings is 1122. 3.10.8 Sound Effect Adjust the effect of the sound play. The audio equalizers available for selection: Normal, Bass, Dance, Classical, High, Banquet, Pop and Rock. 3.11 Multimedia The functions including in this item are: A8 Music Box, Camera, Album, Video Camera, Animation Player, Music Player, Recording, Custom Ring and E-book. 3.11.1 Camera Your phone has been equipped with the function of camera, and you can press the small shooting icon in the central on the lower of the screen to shoot. Press the individual small icons in the view finding interface of shooting to set the following, such as shooting size, photo quality, shooting mode, continuous shooting setting, delay shoot and special effect setting etc. You can
32 also enter the settings of the relative items by option. Enter the following by option: - To Album: Enter the album. - Camera Settings: Settings for some relative parameters on shooting - Scence Switch: Switch between scene 1 and scene 2. - Photo Settings: Settings of photo size and photo quality. - White Balance: It can set the color of the illumination for the photo. - Profile Mode: It can set the shooting mode. - Special Effect Settings: Set the style of view finding. - Frame: Select a picture box for the photo. - Storage Path: Select to store the photo into the phone or the memory card. - Restore Default Settings: Set it to Restore to Default Settings. Note: In the view finding interface of shooting, press the corresponding number keys to take the settings for the appropriate image effect, and can also touch the certain position on the touch screen to take settings. 3.11.2 Album Enter the album to take the settings for the photo, such as browse, send, delete and rename etc. 3.11.3 Video Camera Your phone provides the function of the video recording, select the Video Camera menu to enter it, and press Rocker key to enter the recording. Note: For the models supporting the touch screen function, pressing the red round button on the lower of the screen to realize recording. Press keys to adjust the brightness of the recording, and press keys to adjust the focus of the recording. Enter the following by option: - To Player: Select this menu to enter the video player, and it can play the just recorded video. - Video Camera Settings: Select this menu to enter the settings of some relative parameters of the video camera. - Film Settings: The settings of the relative parameters of film size, format and recording time etc. - Scene Switch: Switch scene 1 or scene 2. - Special Effect Settings: You can select a special effect for this recording. - Storage Path: Select to store into the phone or the memory card. - Restore Default Settings: Restore all the settings to the default values. Note: In the recording interface, press the corresponding number keys to take the settings for the appropriate image effect. 3.11.4 Video Player Enter the video play. Enter the following by option. Noun Explanation: Play: Play the currently selected file. Transmit: Transmit the currently selected file (can be transmitted to the phone book, E-book).
33 Rename: Change the name of the currently selected file. Delete: Delete the currently selected file. Delete All Files: Delete all the current archives. Sorting: Sort the archives (by name, type, time, size or no). Storage Path: View the storage location of the file (can be stored into the phone or the memory card). Note: The default file name of the video player is Video (the phone or the memory card). 3.11.5 Music Player Select Music Player to enter the mp3 play interface. The functions of the individual keys are as following: Upper Key: Play/pause the current music. Lower Key: Stop playing. Left Key: Select the previous song. Right Key: Select the next song. The words displaying on the lower side of the music player screen: List and Back. It can also select “Option” under the list to enter the functions of Play, View Details, Add into Ring Library and Settings etc. Noun Explanation: Play: Play the currently selected song. Details: View the details of the song. Add into Ring Library: Set the current song into the ring store. Update Play List: Update the music in the ring library. Note: It can realize the following functions for the models supporting the touch screen function: - Instructions on Touch Keys: “+” and “-”symbols indicate the volume up and volume down. - ► and  Pressing the two symbols indicates that turn on/off the music player and pause. - ■ Pressing this symbol indicates that replay the music. - and Press the two symbols to switch to the previous song and the next song respectively. - Settings: Take the settings for the multimedia play. - 1. List: The phone space or the memory card space. 2. Auto Generating List: Select to turn on or off. 3. Replay: Turn on this option to replay song. 4. Random: Turn on this option, and the songs will play at random. 5. Background Play: Turn on this option, and the music will not stop with the menu exit. 6. Equalizer: Turn on this option, and it can switch among the music effects. 7. Energy Display Style: Turn on this option, and it can display the energy style in mp3 play. 8．Lyric Display: It will display lyric when playing mp3 after turning on this option, and it will not display the lyric if turning off it. Note: The default file name of the music player is My music (the phone or the memory card).
34 3.11.6 Audio Recording Select this option to take audio recording. Select the following options to enter: - Audio Recording: Record a new voice. - Play: Play the currently selected audio recording. - Annex: Annex a new audio recording on the base of the original not audio recording. - Rename: Change the name of the current audio recording file. - Delete: Delete the current audio recording file. - Delete All: Delete all the audio recording files. - Settings: Set the audio recording format. - Send: Send the current audio recording to the profile mode or MMS or bluetooth. 3.11.7 FM Radio It can use the FM radio only after inserting the handset. Enter the FM Radio play interface, and it will display the following words on the lower side of the FM radio screen: Option and Back. Select “Option” to enter the functions of Channel List, Manual Input, Auto Search and Set and Settings. Noun Explanation: Channel List: Channel list of the FM radio, press “Option” key to Edit and Play the current channel. (It can save up to 30 channels at most). Manual Input: You can input any favorite channel of the FM radio. Auto Search and Set: Select this option to search channel automatically and generate the list. - Instructions on Icon Function: - Instructions on the five icons from the left to right: - Search：Search channel (press Upper Negation key to switch start or stop searching) - The second icon: Enter the Setting Menu List. - and Press the two icons to automatically search to the previous channel and the next channel (it can also use the left and right navigation keys to switch among channels). - The fifth small icon: Press this icon to play or pause the FM radio (Note: pressing the navigation keys can also realize this function). - “+” and “-” Symbols: It can volume up and down by using them. Settings: Take settings for the FM radio. - 1. Background Play: Select to turn it on or off, and the music will not stop with the menu exit after turning on this option. 2. Appearance: Select the appearance background when playing FM radio. 3. Phone Loudspeaker: The FM radio can play outwards by the loudspeaker after turning on this option. Note: Press the appropriate number keys in the FM radio interface to enter the corresponding channel.
35 3.11.8 Custom Ring Select Add to enter the ring edit interface, press the number keys to edit ring, and it can also click Insert on the soft keypad to insert the music notation, click Edit to edit the ring, and click Play to listen the edited ring. Click Option in the custom ring edit interface to enter the settings of Play, Play Speed, Select Instrument and Storage. Noun Explanation: - Play: Play the currently edited bass. - Play Speed: Select the speed when playing (Fast, General and Slow). - Select Instrument: Select an instrument to edit ring. Press “Option” to enter the following after saving the custom ring: - Play: Play the currently selected ring. - Edit: Edit the current ring. - Add: Add a customed ring again. - Rename: Change the name of the current ring file. - Delete: Delete the currently customed ring. - Delete All Files: Delete all the customed rings. - Send: Send the ring to Profile Mode, MMS, SMS and Bluetooth. 3.11.9 E-book The storage location of E-book file is the memory card, and you need to download by USB data line. You can store E-book into the folder name “eBook”, and it needs to create a file folder named as “eBook” if there is no folder in the memory card. Enter the E-book cabinet list to select “Option”: - On: It can read the content of E-book. - Update: Update the E-book list. - Settings: It can take the settings for the page display of E-book (including: font, font style, volume page, speed, full speed, encoding way and storage settings etc.). - Details: View the details of the current E-book. 。 - Delete: Delete the current E-book. - Delete All: Delete all the contents in the E-book cabinet list. - Sorting: Sort the E-book list (by name, type, time and size, or not sort). - Restore Default Settings: Restore the previous settings to the default values. - Help: Prompt the help information! Note: Enter the E-book list, and press the corresponding number keys to set (it can also use the touch pen to click the soft keypad to set). 3.12 File Management Store the files stored by user (the phone or the memory card). Enter the options of the folder: - On: Display the content of this folder.
36 - Create Material Folder: Create the new material folder in the folder. - Formatting: Format this folder. 3.13 Entertainment and Game Entertainment Bible: This item provides the relative value-added services. For the detailed information of this function, please contact the network operator. Mobile Phone QQ: The operations are the same as those for Tencent QQ. Game Player Simulator: This phone supports the simulating game, and this function can be operated by the handle. Instructions on Game Menu: - Game List: Display all the files with the extension name is *.nes stored onto T-flash card. - More Games: It can download *.nes applications and other games by wap web page etc. - Game Settings: Display Settings: Display the angle of the screen when playing game (0°, 90°and 270°) Sound Settings: It can simulate the game volume by this setting. Key Settings: The users can custom the keys in operating the simulating games by this setting. Network Settings: Whether to download. CMWAP gateway proxy or use CMNET dialing under the more game menus, the fees for the two ways are not identical. The supports in the different areas are not same. It needs to consult the local Mobile operator. About Game: Here provides the operating instructions on the simulating game. Notes on Using this Game: 1. Game Placement Path: The game running requires the external storage card (such as T-flash card etc.). If there is no T-flash card, it cannot enter the simulating game. It shall place the game file *.nes under Game of T-flash card, otherwise, it will prompt that not find game. 2. Supporting Type of Game: It supports the files with the extension name is *.nes, that FC simulator, or called as NES simulator. The size of the game file shall not exceed 500K due to the small memory, and it cannot load the running. Some games with less than 300K may not be loaded due to the game compatibility. 3. Game Source: The user can download his own favorite NES games from Internet, and copy them under game directory of the phone to play. Game: This phone provides two games: Bejeweled and Linklink. Game Settings:
37 - Game Sound Effect: Turn it on or off. - Game Vibration: Turn it on or off. Subject: Three background colors available for selection: Amber Orange, Sapphire and Techno-gray. When moving the selection bar to the appropriate menu, and you can preview it. Enter the following options: - On: Apply the selected background color. - Update Frequency: It will use the several background colors in turn within the corresponding time after being set frequency. - Set Sequence: Set the sequence when changing the background color in turn. 3.14 Profiles The user can select the different profiles, meanwhile, and can custom them. This phone provides 6 profiles: General, Meeting, Outdoor, Indoor, Earphone and Bluetooth. General Here you can select to turn on or off your personal settings. g On Select Activate to enter the general environment. g Personalize Select Personalize to custom the general mode. The operating contents include: ring tone settings, volume, ringing way, ring type, prompt tone and answering mode. Meeting The operations are the same as those for General. Outdoor The operations are the same as those for General. Indoor Mode The operations are the same as those for General. Earphone The phone will turn on this mode automatically when inserting the earphone. The operations for Personalize are the same as those for General. Bluetooth Open the bluetooth earphone and activate the bluetooth of the phone at the same time, and it will turn on this mode automatically. The operations for Personalize are the same as those for General. 3.15 Toolbox This phone provides Calendar, Memo, Alarm Clock, World Time, Incoming Call Show and Stopwatch, 3.15.1 Calendar Enter the Schedule Management sub-menu, and press OK to display date. Touch the left and right arrow keys on the upper side of the touch screen to select date and month. Pressing the arrow keys directly can also realize this function.
38 Enter the following sub-menus by option: ■ Schedule: Create a schedule. Add an alarm remind for it. You can select any one from the five options of Once, Everyday, Custom, Every week and Every month. - Once: Indicate that this schedule will be reminded once. - Everyday: Indicate that this schedule will be reminded at the set moment every day. - Custom: Set the ringing time of the alarm clock within one week. - Every week: Indicate that this schedule will be reminded at the set moment every week. - Every month: Indicate that this schedule will be reminded at the set moment every month. ■ Skip to the Specified Date: Skip from the current date of the schedule to the specified date. ■ Lunar Calendar: Turn on or off the lunar calendar display. 3.15.2 Memo This phone can store up to 50 memo messages. Select the memo in the sub-menu, and you can take the following operations for the memo: Browse, Add, Edit, Delete Record, Delete All and Send Schedule. 3.15.3 Alarm Clock This phone can set 5 alarm clocks. Select one alarm clock, and you can edit and set it. 3.15.4 World Time Touch the screen to select the corresponding times of the individual countries in the world, and press Option to turn on or off Start Daylight Saving Time in other cities. 3.15.5 Incoming Call Show Input the number to be inquired, and the phone will display where the number belongs to; it will also display the belonging place of the number in the incoming call interface. 3.15.6 Stopwatch Realize the functions of the stopwatch: - General Stopwatch: General stopwatch is classified into Split Timing and Lap Timing, press the left soft key to start/stop timing, and press the right soft key to take split timing. Ì Split Timing: It will not clear the time after recording the next record for the split recording, which is applicable for recording the test performance with not over 20 persons (for example, 1000m test for one class). Ì Lap Timing: It will clear the time after recording the next record for the lap timing, which is applicable for recording the performance per lap for one person (such as professional athlete) who is running by lap with long distance, and cannot be over 20 laps at most. Ì View Record: View the saved records in splitting timing and lap timing. - Multi-stopwatch: The multi-stopwatch has 4 directions, which is controlled by pressing the up, down, left and right arrow keys respectively.
39 Note: Method for clearing stopwatch: First pause the running stopwatch, long press the left key, and it can clear it to zero; 3.16 Network Service 3.16.1 STK Service Note: Card B doesn’t support this function. This function including brand value-added service of Monternet, M-zone and global surf is supplied by network supplier. This function can’t be used if the SIM card and the network supplier don’t support this service. Please contact your network supplier for more information. port of network operator. Please contact your network supplier for more information. 3.16.2 WAP Note: Card B doesn’t support this function. Your phone supports the service on the base of WAP. You can access the service your network operator supports. You can get the information of news, weather forecast, scheduled flight and so on through this service function list. Note: GPRS service needs network support, it can only be used after being activated and when it is at the cover area of GPRS network. - Home: log in home. The Home is WAP station you set in the enabled connection settings. The station preset by the manufacturer will be used if you haven’t set. - Bookmark: display each existing bookmark. You can directly link to its corresponding website after selecting one. - Link: selecting this option you can input any WAP or other websites. - Website history: the websites you have accessed before this record. - Settings: set loading internet view. Network settings: select setting groups of service. Color settings: set the color of character and background color when viewing websites. Senior settings: there are three detailed options of Cache settings, Cookie settings and display settings. - Service inbox: used to store the messages that service supplier sends. 3.16.3 Account Information Note: Card B doesn’t support this function. - GSM data： Select one account to enter: 1. Name: the name of this account. You can select edit to change it.
40 2. Number: the number of this account. 3. User account: the account of dial dial-up server not WAP gateway. 4. Password: the password of dial-up server not WAP gateway. 5. Line: select line type by analog or figure. 6. Speed: select proper transmission speed. 7. Network domain: IP address. - GPRS data: Select one account to enter: 1. Name: the name of the account. You can select edit to change it. 2. GPRS connection point: input APN. 3. User account: the account of dial dial-up server not WAP gateway. 4. Password: the password of dial-up server not WAP gateway. 5. Authorization mode: select the cipher mode of the authorization. 3.17 Additional function 3.17.1 Calculator Your phone supplies you a calculator with four basic functions with which you can do simple calculation. Select one the options of calculator and press OK to enter. - Input the figures to be calculated in the interface at the touchable screen. - Or input figures by 0-9 numeric keys. - Press the right soft key to clear latest input or result one by one and press the right soft key to exit the calculator and press the left soft key to confirm the calculation result. Note: please understand us for the rounding error for a limited precision of the calculator. 3.17.2 Unit Conversion Your phone offers you unit conversion function with which you can converse the units including weight units and length units conveniently - Weight: there are two kinds of weight unit conversions including kilogram <－> pound and kilogram <－> ounce. Input the figures to be conversed in the corresponding edit box and press left soft key to confirm, then the value you want will be displayed in another edit box. - Length: there are four kinds of length unit conversion including kilometer<－>mile, meter <－>yard, meter <－>feet and centimeter <－>inch. Input the figures to be conversed in the corresponding edit box and press left soft key to confirm, then the value you want will be displayed in another edit box. 3.17.3 Exchange Rate Conversion To carry put exchange rate conversion, you should input exchange rate first and then input native or foreign monetary value and press left soft key to confirm, then the value you want will be displayed in another edit box.
41 3.17.4 Bluetooth - Activate blue tooth: You can activate or close blue tooth function through this switch. - Search handsfree device: the phone can automatically search handsfree devices with this function. (Generally, the default password of bluetooth is 0000, please see instruction of bluetooth headset) - My Device: Bluetooth device can be searched out automatically through new device, and its name can be displayed on the screen of the phone, then you can do suited settings as the prompt. - Online settings: menu settings after bluetooth is successfully connected. - Settings: This phone can be searched: other bluetooth devices can search out this phone after this function is on which it can’t be searched by other bluetooth devices when this function is off. Name of this device: the name of this phone can be defined. Authorization requirements: it will prompt to input bluetooth password when this phone is searched if this option is on, while it prompt nothing when this phone is searched if this option is off. (1) Hold in the phone: the communication can only be carried out by phone not bluetooth if this option is selected. (2) Transfer to handsfree device: the communication can only be carried out by the bluetooth not the phone if this option is selected. File transmission settings: (1) Share contents: select the path to share the files. (2) Contents authority: set the transmission authority. - My bluetooth: the information about bluetooth will be displayed after bluetooth is activated. 3.18 Shortcut Function You can set the shortcut function you like in this function. This phone offers shortcut functions. Select Shortcut to enter the settings of shortcut function after opening main menu. The settings method is as follows: select one piece of shortcut function in the main interface of shortcut function, and press the left soft key to enter edit (create, edit, delete, delete all and so on), then press the left soft key to confirm, then the settings of this piece of shortcut function is finished. Use shortcut function: Select settings, phone settings and specified function key in turn, set the function of one arrow key (up key) as shortcut function, and select OK. At standby state, press the up key (the arrow key that have been set with shortcut function) to enter Shortcut. Select corresponding shortcut function to enter it directly. 4 Input Method Instruction This phone supports Chinese simplified input method. The input methods supplied to you include English input method (capital case and lower case letter), number input method, Pinyin input method, smart Pinyin, stroke input and punctuation mark (common punctuation marks) input method. The functions permit to input characters in the phone are:
42 - inputting and editing SMS; - inputting and editing names in phone book. - looking for the name of telephone number. - self defining welcome notes and name of phone owner. - recording names in tool box. 4.1 Keypad Definitions Common keypad definitions are as follows. Please refer to section 4.2 input method instruction for detailed keypad definitions at input method status. Left soft key usually indicates confirmation while right soft key usually denotes deleting one character. # key: you can switch among different input method through this key. * key: symbol input can be called out by this key. Numeric keys (1-9) represent the pinyin letter on them at Pinyin input state, while they represent the letters on them at English input method. 4.2 Input Method Instruction 4.2.1 Smart Pinyin Input Method The detailed definitions of the keypad at Smart Pinyin Input Method are: Key Corresponding letter or function Instruction Numerical key 2 abc Numerical key 3 def Numerical key 4 ghi Numerical key 5 jkl Numerical key 6 mno Numerical key 7 pqrs Numerical key 8 tuv Numerical key 9 wxyz Pinyin Symbols * key Used to call out symbols. # key Used to switch input methods. Used to page up the screen or select Pinyin. Up arrow key Down arrow key Used to page down the screen or select Pinyin. Left arrow key Used to roll left or select Pinyin.
43 Right arrow key Used to roll right or select Pinyin. Left soft key Confirm Right soft key Back End up key Back to standby interface General operation order of Pinyin input method:  Input Pinyin letter: Input Pinyin letter by numeric keys from 1 to 9  Select Pinyin: select Pinyin by arrow key. Clear the last input pinyin by the right soft key.  Select characters: search character in the prepared characters and roll the screen then select the character you need by the left soft key.  Select associated character: the associated phrases of the last character will be displayed in association input, you can roll the screen by arrow keys and look for the character you need in the prepared ones, then press the left soft key to select it.  Edit the input character: move the cursor by the arrow keys and delete characters by the right soft key.  Switch input method: at text edit status, press # key to switch the input method among English input method (capital case and lower case letter), number input method, Pinyin input method, smart Pinyin, stroke input and punctuation mark (common punctuation marks) input method. The select one will be displayed at the top left corner with icon.  Symbol input: press the * key to call out symbol input method.  Press the left soft key to select words or characters when the words or characters you need occur.  Switch input method by # key.  Call out symbol input method by * key.  Press the right soft key to clear error ones. 4.2.2 Stroke Input Method The detailed definitions of the keypad at stroke input method are: Key Corresponding character or function Instruction Numerical key 1 Heng 一 Numerical key 2 Shu | Numerical key 3 Pie / Numerical key 4 Dian, Na 、\ Numerical key 5 Hengzhe The last Zhe shall be referred to for multi Zhes, please see attached figure. Numerical key 6 Huzhe The last Zhe shall be referred to for multi Zhes, please see attached figure. Numerical key 7 Nizhe The last Zhe shall be referred to for multi Zhes, please see
44 attached figure. Numerical key 8 The strokes that can’t be confirmed Numerical key 9 Hengshuzhe 乙 * key Used to call out symbols. # key Used to switch input methods. Left soft key Confirm Right soft key Back End up key Back to standby interface Attached figure: stroke input method that is the corresponding table of strokes and figures. General operation order of stroke input method:  Press the corresponding figure key as the standard stroke order of the characters to input the strokes, then the phone will display the prepared characters corresponding to the input strokes. The radicals of Chinese characters can be input with stroke input method, press the left soft key to select the radicals, and press the right soft key to delete the last stroke.  Select and input the character: look up the prepared characters and press the left soft key to select the character.  Select the associated character: press the left soft key to select the character.  Edit the input character: press the right soft key to delete characters. 4.2.3 English and Number Input The detailed definitions of the keypad at stroke input method are: Name Corresponding character or function Instruction Numerical key 1 . , - ? ! ’ @ : # $ / _ 1 Numerical key 2 ABCabc2 Numerical key 3 DEFdef3
45 Numerical key 4 GHIghi4 Numerical key 5 JKLjkl5 Numerical key 6 MNOmno6 Numerical key 7 PQRSpqrs7 Numerical key 8 TUVtuv8 Numerical key 9 WXYZwxyz9 Numerical key 0 0 and blank space * key Press the * key to call out the symbols # key Switch input methods Left arrow key, Right arrow key Move the cursor left Move the cursor right Left soft key Confirm General operation order of English input method:  Each key is used to input more than one letters. Quickly press the key repeatedly till the letter you need occurs and input next letter when the cursor moves.  Switch input methods by # key.s  Press 0 key once if you need a blank space at capital or lower case status.  Clear the error letters by right soft key. 4.2.4 Handwriting Input Please use the attached touch pen to write characters at the place the phone prompts you to input at character input function. Click the middle at the bottom of the screen by touch pen to switch input methods. ABC represents capital input method, abc represents lower case input method, 123 represents number input method and Pinyin represents pinyin input method. Error characters can be cleared by right soft key or the touch pen. This phone supports continuous stroke input. 5. T-flash card Introduction This phone supports the storage function of T-Flash card and its expanded storage function space. The detailed operations are as follows: 5.1 Takedown and installation of T-flash card T-flash card in this phone is under the battery. Insert it as the mark on it. Please open the card buckle first before pulling out the cared then take T-flash card out. Note: this phone supports plug & play function. While it is recommended to restart the phone after inserting or taking out T-flash card at power on state to play the information normally. It is recommended not to take out or insert T-flash in general condition.
46 5.2 T-flash Card Use As one of the memorizers in the phone, T-flash card is set as the default memorizer. You can use it without doing any settings. T-flash card is used as the memorizer of the phone: You should set the default memorizers of music player, video player, video recorder, camera and recorder as memory card for the first time to insert T-flash card, then you can use the memory and the content of T-flash card. (the corresponding settings methods have been mentioned in the aforesaid functions.) T-flash card is used as U disk: the data in the computer can be directly copied after USB data line is connected. Please refer to the use of U disk for detailed used methods. 6. Common Faults and Troubleshooting Please remove the faults the phone happens as the following table
47 Common fault Reason Troubleshooting Using phone in poor reception area such as the vicinity of high-rise buildings or basement where the radio wave can’t reach. To avoid it as possible as you can. Using phone in the time of dense communication such as work began time and closing time when the line is in congestion and results in failure of communication. To avoid it as possible as you can. Poor reception It may be resulted by the distance with network emission base station. To require your network service suppler to supply service area map It is resulted by poor network trunk line, which is a territorial problem. Echo or noise The communication line in some area is poor. Redial after ending up, the trunk line may change a better line. The standby time is related with network system settings. The phone is at poor reception area, please power off it for a while. It is necessary to change battery. Change new battery. Short standby time The phone will continue to emit to search base station if it can’t receive signal, and then large number of electricity will be consumed, which short the standby time. Please move to the area with strong signal or power off the phone for a while. The phone can’t be powered on The electricity in the battery is run out. View the electricity or charge it. The SIM card is damaged. Please contact your network supplier. The SIM card is not installed in normal state. Please make sure the SIM card has been installed normally. SIM card is wrong There is dirty on the metal surface of the SIM card. Clean the metal contact point of the SIM card with clean cloth. The SIM card is invalid. Please contact your network supplier. Your phone is beyond GSM service area. Please inquiry your network supplier for service area. It can’t connect the network. The signal is poor. Please retry in the area with strong signal. Call barring function is enabled. Disable call barring. Calls can’t be dialed out. Fixed dialing function is enabled. Disable fixed dialing function. PIN error PIN code is wrongly input for three times continuously. Please contact your network supplier.
48 The battery or charger is damaged. Change new battery or charger. It is charged in the environment with temperature lower than -10℃ or higher than 55℃. Change charge environment. It can’t be charged.It is not contacted well. Check whether the plug is connected correctly. New name can’t be added in the phone book. The phone book is full. Delete some records in the phone book. Some function can’t be set Your network supplier doesn’t support this function or you haven’t apply it. Please contact your network supplier.
49 7. Warning Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. 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 SAR Information The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6W/kg Averaged over one gram of tissue. Device types GSM/GPRS Mobile Phone (FCC ID : XUT-W008) has also been tested against this SAR limit. 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. Specific Absorption Rate Data This Model wireless phone meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. Your Mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured to exceed limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) of the U.S Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of age or health. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR, The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6 W/Kg. Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station, the lower the power output. Before a phone model is available for sale to the public in the U.S, it must be tested and certified to the FCC that it does not exceed the limit establish for safe exposure. The tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g, at the ear and worn on the body) reported to the FCC. While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the governmental requirements for safe exposure. Please note that improvements to this product model could cause differences in the SAR value for later products, in all cases, products are designed to be within the guidelines. Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) can be found on the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) Web site: http://www.phonefacts.net In the United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6 W/Kg averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any
50 variations in measurements. Software Copyright Notice The software products described in this manual may include copyrighted and third-party software stored in semiconductor memories or other media. Laws in the United States and other countries preserve for manufacturer and third party software providers certain exclusive rights for copyrighted software, such as the exclusive rights to distribute or reproduce the copyrighted software. Accordingly, any copyrighted software contained in the product may not be modified, reverse engineered, distributed, or reproduced in any manner to the extent allowed by law. Furthermore, the purchase of the product shall not be deemed to grant either directly or by implication estoppels, or otherwise, any license under the copyrights, patents or patent applications or any third-party software provider, except for the normal, non-exclusive royalty-free license to use that arises by operation of law in the sale of a product. Safety and General information This section contains important information on safe and efficient operation of your mobile phone. Read this information before using your mobile phone. Exposure To Radio Frequency (RF) Energy Your mobile phone contains a transmitter as receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits RF energy. When you communicate with your mobile phone, the system handling your call controls the power level at which your mobile phone transmits. Your mobile phone is designed to comply with local regulatory requirements in your country concerning exposure of human beings to RF energy. Operational Precautions For optimal mobile phone performance and to be sure that human exposure to RF energy does not exceed the guidelines set forth in the relevant standard, always follow these instructions and precautions. Product Operation When placing or receiving a phone call, hold your mobile phone just like you would a landline phone. If you wear the mobile phone on your body, always place the mobile phone in a manufactured-supplied or approved clip, holder, holster, case or body harness. If you do no use a body-worn accessory supplied or approved by the manufacturer, keep the mobile phone and its antenna at least 1.5 centimeters (1 inch) from your body when transmitting. When using any data feature of the mobile phone, with or without an accessory cable, position the mobile phone and its antenna at least 1.5 centimeters (1 inch) from your body. Using accessories not supplied or approved by the manufacturer may cause your mobile phone to exceed RF energy exposure guidelines. RF Energy Interference/Compatibility Nearly every electronic device is subject to RF energy interference from external sources if inadequately shielded, designed, or otherwise configured for RF energy compatibility. In some circumstances your mobile phone may cause interference with other devices.

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