Latte Communications BOOM Tri-Band GSM 850/1800/1900 MHz Mobile Phone User Manual

Latte Communications, Inc. Tri-Band GSM 850/1800/1900 MHz Mobile Phone

User Manual

1About this manual Welcome to BOOM Phone. This manual comes with two parts. ‘Before you start’ ‘Operation Instruction’ Before using your BOOM Phone, read ‘Before you start’ for overview of features, basic setup, and other important details. After you have become familiarized with its basic functionality, refer to the operation Instruction for detailed features, less common tasks, and for maintaining your BOOM Phone. This manual can also serve as a source of information if you have problems operating your BOOM Phone
2 I. BEFORE YOU START.....................................................................................................................................3 A. FEATURES....................................................................................................................................................3 1. Basic Features ............................................................................................................................................3 2. Key Descriptions.........................................................................................................................................3 3. Battery.........................................................................................................................................................5 4. SIM Card.....................................................................................................................................................7 5. T-Flash Card...............................................................................................................................................8 6. Headset .......................................................................................................................................................9 7. USB cable ...................................................................................................................................................9 B. BASIC OPERATION ...................................................................................................................................10 1. Power ON/OFF.........................................................................................................................................10 2. Call Functions...........................................................................................................................................10 3. Text Input Mode ........................................................................................................................................13 4. Multimedia Functions...............................................................................................................................13 II. OPERATION INSTRUCTION ....................................................................................................................14 A. MENU OPERATIONS ......................................................................................................................................14 1. Phonebook ................................................................................................................................................14 2. Message ....................................................................................................................................................17 3. Call History...............................................................................................................................................21 4. Settings......................................................................................................................................................22 5. Multimedia................................................................................................................................................24 6. File Manager ............................................................................................................................................29 7. Fun & Games............................................................................................................................................30 8. User Profiles.............................................................................................................................................31 9. Organizer..................................................................................................................................................31 10. Services...................................................................................................................................................32 11. Extra........................................................................................................................................................33 B. TROUBLE SHOOTING.....................................................................................................................................34 C. SAFETY INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................................35 D. GLOSSARY ....................................................................................................................................................36
3I. BEFORE YOU START A. FEATURES 1. Basic Features • Frequencies: 850/1800/1900 Mhz • 1.3 M Pixel Digital Camera. • Dual Amplified External Speakers. • MP3 and MP4 Play Functions • The phonebook memory can store up to 300 entries. • The phone can save up to 100 messages. • Hands-free function when the phone is in use. • 64 Poly Orchestra Music Ringtone • MP3 Bell (Incoming Call), MP3 play, USB Mass Storage, Melody Composer, MPEG4. 2. Key Descriptions Navigation Key Camera Key (Right soft key) End key MP3 key (Left soft key) Send key
42.1. Left Soft Key (side MP3 key) • Performs the functions indicated by the text on the left bottom line of the main LCD screen • In the idle mode, quickly access MP3 player. • In the games mode, you can quit the program. 2.2. Right Soft Key (side Camera key) • Perform the functions indicated by the text on the right bottom line of the main LCD screen • In the idle mode, access the Multimedia menu directly. Press and hold to enter the Camera mode. • Delete characters from display. • In the Menu mode, return to the previous menu level. • In the Camera mode, take a photo or record a video. 2.3. Send Key • Make or answer a call. • In the idle mode, retrieve the recent numbers dialed, missed, or received. 2.4. End Key • End a call or reject an incoming call. • Press and hold to switch the phone on or off. • In the menu mode, cancel your input and return to the idle mode. 2.5. Multi-switch Key (on the right side of the phone) Perform various functions. • During a call, adjusts the earpiece volume. • In the idle mode, adjusts the key volume. • While MP3 player is playing, adjusts the music volume. • In the menu mode, scrolls through the menu options. • When entering text, moves the cursor left and right respectively. 2.6. 0 Key. • In the idle mode, press and hold to access the Video Play Menu
52.7. 1 Key. • In the idle mode, press and hold to access the Voice Mail directly. 2.8. 0—9 Numeric Keys • Enter numbers and characters. In the idle mode, you can make use of Speed Dial function by long pressing the number keys or select options of menus quickly. • In some case, 2, 4, 6, 8 keys are used as navigation keys: up, left, right, down respectively. 2.9. [* ] Key and [#]Key In different screens or in different menus, the two keys work as different function keys： • [#] key - In the idle mode, press and hold to access the Video Player list directly. - When entering text, switch the text input mode. • [*] key - When held down in the idle mode, switch between the mute and normal mode. - When entering text, switch to the symbol input mode. 2.10. Hook Button on the earphone You can answer or end an incoming call. If you short press the button, • Idle state: enter the call log list • Call Log List: make call action 3. Battery The phone comes with Li-ion battery which is only half charged but can be put into use immediately after the package is opened. However, the battery should be thoroughly discharged and fully recharged for at least 3 recycling times successively to achieve optimum performance.
63.1. Insert and Remove Battery • Remove the battery from the phone by following steps: ① Push the battery clip. ② Then slightly lift up the battery. 12 • Insert the battery into the phone by following steps: ① Align the bottom of the battery down into the holes in the bottom of the phone. Then sit the battery on the back of the phone until it clicks into place. 3.2. How to Charge the Battery • Plug your charger into the main socket first. • Connect the lead from the charger to the bottom of the phone. • When the battery is charging, the icon on the upper left corner that indicates the battery charge level will flash in cycle. If the phone has powered off, a charging screen will show that the battery is charging now. You have to wait for some time before the charging icon appears on the screen if your phone is overused.
7• When the bars in the icon are fully filled and has stopped flashing, it tells you that the battery has been fully charged. If the phone has powered off, the screen will tell you verbally that the charging has finished. Generally, it takes 2—3 hours to fully charge the battery. Normally, the battery, the phone, and the charger might get heated in the process. • Release the charger from the power socket and the phone. Note! Charge the battery in a well-ventilated area between -40℃ ~ +55℃. You must only use the supplied charger. Unauthorized charger might result in danger and any malfunction or damage caused by the use of unapproved charger will void the product warranty and the manufacturer will not acknowledge it. 3.3. Battery Use It is highly recommended that you recharge your battery when your phone powers off automatically or when the screen says “Inadequate Battery”. If you recharge the battery before it is fully discharged, the phone will make some adjustment automatically and complete the charging in less time. The talk time and standby time suggested by the supplier is measured in an ideal operating environment. Practically, the time may vary with the state of the network, operating environment and the way it is used. 4. SIM Card The SIM card is usually embedded in a sheet card. You should first take it off the card before you assemble it to the phone. • Switch the phone off. Then remove the battery and pull it away from external power socket. • Insert the SIM card under the SIM cardholder.
8 • When you need to remove the SIM card, you should first switch off the phone, remove the battery, and take it away from under the SIM cardholder. Note! Switch the phone off before you remove the SIM card from the phone. You may damage the card if you try to insert it into the phone or remove it from the phone when your phone is connected to external power 5. T-Flash Card • Insert a T-Flash card. 1. Slide a T-Flash card into the memory card slot, with the label side face up. • Remove the T-Flash card. 1. Press the T-Flash card so that, it is disengaged from the phone. 2. Slide the T-Flash card out of the slot.
9 6. Headset Insert the headset plug into the jack on the left side of your phone marked You can answer or end a call by pressing the hook button on the headset. When you receive an incoming call while a call is in progress, you can answer the incoming call by pressing the hook button on the headset. (The first call is automatically put on hold.) You can make the last number dialed call by pressing the hook button when the screen is idle. The last number dialed is launched by pressing the hook button, and then the call will be made by pressing the hook button again. Note! If the headset is plugged in, your phone’s standby time will be reduced. Therefore, please remove the headset when not in use. 7. USB cable 1. Connect the USB connector to USB port of PC (Desktop or Notebook) 2. Connect the other end to the interface connector on the bottom of the phone 7.1 Data transfer with PC When you connect your phone with PC by USB cable, the following window is shown up on you phone LCD. z Mass Storage : You can use your phone as external memory => MP3 file, Image File, Photo File z COM port : You can synchronize your phone data with PC by using ‘Phonesuite’ program => Phonebook, SMS message, Image file, i-meldody file
10 ! Note : Please select Mass Storage for Mp3, Image, Video file transfer. Once you select Mass Storage, the phone will shut off automatically and the phone is ready for file transferring 7.2 Charging Your phone is on charging status automatically while USB cable connected with PC. B. BASIC OPERATION 1. Power ON/OFF You can switch your phone on /off by long pressing the [END] key. 2. Call Functions 2.1. Making a call You can receive or make a call when the sign of the network service provider appears on the display screen. The number of the bars on the left upper corner indicates the network signal strength. Since barriers could greatly influence the talk quality on the telephone line, it is advisable to move within a limited area to receive stronger signal. 2.2. Dialing mode Whenever you press and input a numeric key, your phone will go to the dialing mode. The Signal indicator icon and the Battery level indicator and other icons remain on the screen. Usable key operations in dialing mode: • Function keys: Save a number to Phonebook by pressing Save soft key. Return to the idle mode by the [END] key. Dial the number entered by pressing [SEND] key. Press Clear soft key to erase the digit. If you press and hold Clear soft key, all the digits will be cleared, then return to the idle mode. 2.3. Connecting a Number In the idle mode, you will enter the dialing mode by pressing any numeric key. By pressing the [SEND] key, your phone will try to connect to a number. Connecting animation, signal indicator, and the battery level icon
11will display on the screen. If the number you are dialing is stored in your phonebook in advance, the name will be displayed on the screen. Otherwise, the called number appears on the screen. Key operation：You can end a call by pressing Abort soft key, [END] key, the hook button on the earphone or just by closing the phone. 2.4. Call from the List Your phone stores each number dialed or answered in its memory. In the call list, you can view recent called and answered numbers. The latest call will be listed in the very beginning. All the records are categorized into Missed Calls, Dialed Calls, and Received Calls. The list may be updated continually as new numbers are added to the beginning of the list and the oldest entries are removed from the bottom of the list. You can view the Dialed Call numbers by pressing [SEND] key. You can also dial the numbers in the list by pressing [SEND] key. You can launch the call options by pressing Option soft key so that you can save the number into Phonebook list by pressing “Save to Phonebook”. 2.5. Answer a call When there is an incoming call, your phone will ring or vibrate according to the current alert setting. 2.6. Call Log Your phone saves the recent call record and all the call time. In “Call Time” sub-menu, you have the following options: • Last Call Time • Total Sent • Total Received • Reset All Time 2.7. Call Menu 2.7.1. During a Call When a call is successfully connected, the main-screen displays the following information: • Number or Name • Call Time
12• Status: Hand-free/ Hand On 2.7.2. Key Functions • Function Key：Left soft key for Call Function options (Answer or Reject); Right soft key for switching between Hand and Hand-free mode; [END] key for hanging up the phone. • Multi-switch Key Up/Down：Adjust the volume. • Numeric Keys：You can input numbers by the prompt to transmit DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) 2.7.3. Call Options These options are visible only when you are during the process of a call. The multi-part call function should get support from the network. Please contact your network service provider for further information. The following options are available: • Hold • End • New Call • Phonebook • SMS • Sound Record • Mute: Local voice will not be transmitted to the other part. • DTMF: You can set it ON or OFF. Note! Some options appear only in some particular situations. Or they may need the support from the network. For example: “New Call” should get supported from the network. 2.7.4. Auto Answer If the earphone has been plugged into the jack on the phone and the Auto Answer function is set ON, the incoming calls will be answered automatically in 5 seconds. Auto Answer function is in User Profile menu – Headset – Customize – Answer Mode. 2.7.5. Auto Redial If you set Auto Redial ON, the call will be redialed automatically after a failure. Auto Redial is in Settings menu – Call Setup.
133. Text Input Mode 3.1. Text Input Mode General The Upper Case: • The Upper Case: Press the key where the target input letter is located to input the letter. Then press and hold the letter. Press [OK] key to confirm the input. • The Lower Case: The same as the upper case. 3.2. Smart ABC Input Mode Press the numeric key where the target letter is located successively until the cursor is on the target letter both in upper and lower case. Then, press the left soft key to confirm your input. Erase a character by pressing Clear soft key. Quit the input mode by pressing right soft key. Give up the input by pressing the [END] key. 3.3. Smart abc Input Mode The same as the above Smart ABC Input Mode. 3.4. Numeric Mode In the screen of number input, enter the number by pressing the relevant numeric keys. 3.5. Symbols The screen will promote a table of 4×6 size. You can choose one from the 36 symbols including punctuation marks, arithmetic marks and currency symbols etc. After the symbol is entered, the screen will return the previous input mode. 4. Multimedia Functions 4.1 Camera If you want to take a photo, please follow the procedure as below • Press camera key (right soft key) to enter camera mode • Press camera key (right soft key) to take a photo • If you want to save the image, press save button (left soft key) and write the title, otherwise
14press back button Note! For more detailed information about this and other functions of camera, you can refer to the below menu (Operation Instruction => Multimedia => Camera) 4.2 Video Recorder If you want to take video in your phone, choose the [Video Recorder] menu in [Multimedia] menu. z Choose the [Video Recorder] menu in [Multimedia] menu. z Press the right soft key to take a video. Note! For more detailed information of the functions of camcorder, you can refer to the below menu (Operation Instruction => Multimedia => Video Recorder) 4.3 Audio Player If you want to play MP3 file, please follow the procedure as below • You can play MP3 files through Mp3 key (left soft key) or (Main Menu => Multimedia => Audio Player) • On the screen of MP3 player, choose Play button (or Key#2) or press the hook button on the earphone Note! For more detailed information of the functions of Audio Player, you can refer to the below menu (Operation Instruction => Multimedia => Audio Player) 4.4 Video Player If you want to play MPEG4 file, please follow the procedure as below • You can play video files (*.mp4 or *.3gp) through Main Menu => Multimedia => Video Player) • Choose the file you want to play and choose Play (Option => Play) or long press Navigation Key Note! For more detailed information of the functions of Video Player, you can refer to the below menu (Operation Instruction => Multimedia => Video Player) II. OPERATION INSTRUCTION A. Menu Operations 1. Phonebook Phonebook is designed as a name card style in your phone. Each item stored in the phone consists of 3
15numbers (mobile, home, office), Company, E-mail address, Fax, Image, Ring type, and Caller group (None, Family, Friend, VIP, Business and others). Your phone is capable of storing and retrieving up to 300 numbers. Of course, you can save names and numbers in the SIM memory. Speed Dial is also supported and you can make a call by pressing the numeric key directly in the idle mode. 1.1 Quick Search In “Phonebook” menu, you can find a number conveniently and quickly in the “Quick Search” sub-menu. Method: Input the initial letter of the Name in the place where the cursor is located, and the phone will begin to search for the most possible record. For example: In the case of searching for “Steve”, you just input the letter Z in the Pinyin Input Mode. Then the number corresponding to the surname “Steve” will show itself. 1.2. Search by Location In the idle mode, you can enter “Location number + # ” to search for a number directly. For example: Input “1#” to retrieve the first number in SIM memory. If there is no such number, “No Record” or “Un-identifiable Location” appears on the screen. Procedure: Choose the option of “Search” in the menu + Input the name + Go through the record for the one matches your target the most.  View You can view the details of a particular item of the phonebook in the Phonebook menu. The cursor will be on the default number, which allows you to make a call directly. You can also see and edit the Home number, Office number, E-mail, etc. 1.3.Sub-menu • Quick Search (See 1.1Search) • Search Entry（See 1.1 Search） • Add New Entry • Copy All
16Copy all the records stored in the memory of SIM card and the phone memory respectively. • Delete Delete the records stored in SIM card and Phone memory respectively. The records can be deleted instantly or one by one. • Caller Group You can set different alert ring types, images, and members to each of the five groups. • Speed Dial You can set it On or Off. You also need to edit speed dial number. • Extra Number In this category, you can set Owner number, Service number, and Emergency number. Note! Service number should be supported by SIM card. If it is not supported, it should be disappeared • Settings Show the current setting status of the phonebook. • Caller Picture : You can set picture to special number (new or selected) or Caller Group. • Caller Ring Tone You can set ring tone to special number (new or selected) or Caller Group. • Caller Video You can set Video to special number (new or selected) or Caller Group. 1.4. Options • IP dial：The IP number is automatically attached to the number dialed. • Send SMS：Send SMS to a number selected from the phonebook. • View：You can go through the list of telephone numbers stored in the phonebook. • Edit：Edit names and numbers etc. • Delete：Delete the selected information. • Copy：You can copy the selected information either from Phone memory to SIM card memory or from SIM card to Phone. • Move：You can move the selected information either from Phone memory to SIM card memory or from SIM card to Phone. • Duplicate：Duplicate the selected information either from Phone memory to SIM card memory or
17from SIM card to Phone. • Send vCard：You can send name cards out or save them to archives by means of SMS and MMS. • Voice Dial：You can associate voice tag to the selected number. 1.5. Other When you are in the Phonebook—call log menu, you can dial the chosen number by pressing [SEND] key directly. 2. Message 2.1. SMS Your phone has 10 preset messages. You can also create your own text messages. You can add the message module to the new message you are editing. • Send You can input the number to which you wish to send your message by either pressing the numeric keys or retrieve it from the phonebook. The finished message can be sent immediately or saved for later editing. During the process of sending, you can see animation on the screen. If the message is successfully delivered, the screen will display “Successful Delivery”. Otherwise, “Failure!” will appear instead. The user should make a confirmation. The message could be saved automatically. That is, after the message is sent and return to the editing screen, the message will still be there. • Save and Send When this option is enabled, the message successfully sent will be saved in the Outbox. The capacity of out-box is 50. You can delete the messages one by one manually or delete all. • New Messages When there is new message, your phone will remind you with both animation and alert ring. (Ring Setting— Message) If the inbox is full, corresponding icon will appear on the top of the screen. You can return to the idle screen by pressing right soft key / [END] key.
182.1.1. Inbox In the inbox, the scrolling cursor indicates the date when the new message arrives. Read the message by pressing the OK soft key. You can also Reply, Forward, and Edit the received message. Delete or Delete All is also allowed. Reply the message sender through “Message List — Use Number”. Press the Back soft key to go back to the previous menu and press the [END] to the idle screen. 2.1.2. Outbox If you choose “Save and Send”, the message will be saved in the outbox after the message is successfully sent. The unsent messages are also saved in the outbox, and then “No Number” is displayed, which indicates that there is no destination. 2.1.3. Write Message Following options are available in the “Write Message” menu: Font, Insert Image, and Insert Sound. Each message may be composed of up to 612 characters. In the editing mode, you can select a text input mode by pressing [#] key. Press [*] key to input a symbol. Press Clear soft key to erase the character before the cursor. If you press and hold the Clear soft key, all the characters on the screen will be cleared. You can go back to the idle mode by press [END] key. Select characters by right and left soft key. Quit the Text Input Mode by pressing Clear soft key and continue your operation according to the text above the left soft key. Note! Please refer to the Text Input Mode part for further information. 2.1.4. Template You can insert the preset phrase into the text message that is composing. 2.1.5. Message Setting • Profile Setting: Profile Name, SMS Center Address, Valid Period, and Message Type. • Common Setting:  Delivery Report: Set whether to inform the other part the arrival of the message and the date when it arrives through the network or not.  Reply Path: Transmit the reply path to the network terminals. This function needs the support of the SMS center. • Memory Status: To examine the status of the SIM card or phone memory. (The storage can be Up to 50) • Preferred Storage: SIM / Phone • Prefer Bearer: GSM /GPRS
192.2. MMS The phone has 5 preset MMS, which serve as samples when you want to create new MMS. • Send When a message is readily finished, you can choose to send it at once or save it for later use. During the process of sending, you can see animation on the screen. If the message is successfully delivered, the screen will display “Successful Delivery”. Otherwise, “Failure!” will appear instead. The user should make a confirmation. The message could be saved automatically. That is, after the message is sent and return to the editing screen, the message will still be there. • Save and Send When this option is enabled, the message successfully sent will be saved in the outbox. The capacity of out-box is 50. You can delete the messages one by one manually or delete all. • New MMS When there is a new message, your phone will remind you with both animation and alert ring. (User profile – Customize - Tone Setup— Message Tone) If the inbox is full, corresponding icon will appear on the top of the screen. You can return to the idle screen by pressing Right soft key / [END] key. 2.2.1. Write Message • Edit Name You can edit To, CC, and Bcc by taking multi-switch key up/down. In the editing mode, you can select from the phonebook or edit it. Choose Text Input Mode by pressing [#] key. Press [*] key to input a symbol. Press Clear soft key to erase the character before the cursor. If you press and hold the Clear soft key, all the characters on the screen will be cleared. You can go back to the idle mode by press [END] key. Press [OK] key to confirm your input and you can continue the number operation or quit. • Edit Subject Same as SMS • Edit Content Use multi-switch key to choose the item to be edited. Press the Edit soft key to the edit screen. You may insert images, sounds, and etc. When you have finished editing, press left soft key to continue or just quit.
20 Note! Refer to the Text Input Mode to be introduced below for further information about the input of characters. Limitation on the number of characters appears on the right upper corner of the screen. 2.2.2. Inbox In the inbox, the scrolling cursor indicates the date when the new message arrives. Read the message by pressing the Ok soft key. You can also Reply, Forward, and Edit the received message. Delete or Delete All is also allowed. Reply the message sender through “Message List — Use Number”. Press the Back soft key to go back to the previous menu and press the [END] to the idle screen. 2.2.3. Outbox When you choose “Save and Send” option, the message sent will be saved in the outbox. 2.2.4. Draft You can save the draft messages here. 2.2.5. Templates Preset MMS is saved here. 2.2.6. Message Settings • Sending  Validity Period: The period of time the MMS kept in the SMS center.  Delivery Report: You can set it to ON/OFF.  Read Report: Requests notification from the service provider whether the receiver has read the MMS. You can set it ON/OFF.  Priority: You can set to priority.  Slide Timing  Delivery Time • Retrieval  Home Network  Roaming Network  Read Report: Requests notification from the service provider whether the receiver has read the MMS. You can set it Send/Never Send/On request.  Delivery Report: Whether the delivery report is allowed or not. • Filters  Anonymous: You can set to allow or reject the anonymous MMS.  Max Size: You can set to max size of MMS.
21 Advertisement: You can set to read or reject the advertising messages. • Server Profile: Edit the network service provider of MMS. • Creation: You can set ‘Mode’ and ‘Auto Signature to’ ON/OFF. Also you can edit content name. • Memory Status: Indicate the used memory size for MMS messages. 2.2.7. MMS Report The alert type of the arrival of MMS is the same as that used in SMS. That is, if the alert type for SMS is set Mute, so is it for MMS. The main screen displays the MMS arrival icon. You can read the message by pressing the right soft key or the [END] key. You will get information on the time when the MMS reaches the receiver, the name or number of the receiver whether it is successfully sent. Quit to the idle mode by pressing the left soft key. 2.3. Chat In this menu, you can chat with someone using the SMS. 2.4. Voice Mail and Broadcast Message Voice Mail and Cell Broadcast are network features. Before activating Voice Mail on your phone, you must enter the voice center number obtained from your service provider. You should also set receiving mode, language, and channels for CB. 3. Call History In call history menu screen, you can see the number of Missed Calls, Dialed Calls, and Received Calls. 3.1. Call History Menu • Missed Calls • Dialed Calls • Received Calls • Delete Call Log You can delete the records of missed calls, dialed calls, and received calls respectively without clearing the call time record. In order to avoid unnecessary deleting operation, the user should confirm his action before the record is deleted. • Call Time
22In this menu, you can view the last call time, total sent and total received. You can clear the all call time. • Call Cost In this menu, you can view the last call cost, total cost, reset cost, Max cost, and price per unit. (Need to enter PIN2 code) • SMS Counter You can view the sent messages and the number of the recorded messages. It can be reset. • GPRS Count To count the data transmit through GPRS. Note! You can only store 10 records of the Missed calls, Dialed Calls, or Received Calls respectively. You make a call directly from the record list. 3.2. Sub-menu Following options are available in the sub-menu of Call History: • Delete: Delete the selected record. • Save to Phone book: Save the selected number to the Phonebook. • Dial: Call back the caller. • Edit: Edit the number so that it can be saved to the phonebook together with the city code. 4. Settings Many different features of your phone can be customized to suit your preferences. All of these features are accessed via the Setting menu. 4.1. Phone Setup The following options are available: • Time and Date: You can choose the city by using multi-switch key. The time and date format can be set. • Schedule Power On/Off: In this menu, you can set the schedule Power On/Off time and action. • Language: You can choose from Spanish, Portuguese and English. • Preferred Input Methods: Preset the default input mode. • Default Encoding Type: You can choose from BIG5, GB2312 • Display Characteristic: You can choose the wallpaper appear on the screen when the phone is switched on. Screen saver animation, power on/off animation, current time, and own number can
23be set to display on the idle screen. You can choose the main menu style, dial font style and LCD penetration • Greeting Text: Greeting is an alternative to the switch-on animation. 4.2. Call Setup • Caller ID: Set whether to display your number on the other party’s phone. It can also depend on the network. • Call Waiting: Three options are available: Activate, Disable, and Query Status. • Call Divert: Your phone will divert the coming calls on your own setting. • Call Barring: You can divert all incoming calls, international calls, Out Except Home Calls, all outgoing calls, and calls in roaming. You can also cancel all the call barring settings. This setting should be supported by PIN code. The code can be changed, but before you enter the new code, enter the old one first. • Line Switching: You can switch between two network lines available on the phone. This is a network feature. • Call Time Reminder: You can set a tone to sound every minute during a call as a reminder of the time. • Call Time Display: You can set whether to count and display the call time the conversation lasts. • Auto Redial • Closed User Group: All calls listed in the group alert in the same way as your current setting. • IP Number: You can edit at most 3 IP dial number and use on of them. Note! Some settings should get support from the network. The Call Barring function is applicable only when you subscribe to the network and be activated in SIM card. 4.3. Network Setup • Network Selection: Search for and log in the registration network. • Preferred Networks: Select your favorite network manually. • GPRS Connection: Select your GPRS setting for MMS and WAP. 4.4. Security Setup You can set security pattern with this menu so that your phone and SIM card will be guarded against any illegal use. • SIM Lock
24• Phone Lock • Auto Keypad Lock • Fixed Dial • Barred Dial: This function should be supported by SIM card. If it is not supported, it should be disappeared. • Change Password Note! The default Phone Lock code is 0000. It is highly recommended for you to change it. 4.5. Restore Factory Settings If you choose this option, all the settings will be restore to the factory setting. Please operate carefully. Note! The default code for Factory Reset is 0000. It is highly recommended for you to change it. 4.6. Sound Effect You can choose from Normal, Base, Dance, Classical, Treble, Party, Pop, and Rock. 5. Multimedia 5.1. Camera In the camera main screen, you can take photos, set camera options, or view the saved pictures. You can set the corresponding setting value in the camera preview mode. In OSD menu mode, numeric keys are used as navigation keys.  EV: select the effect of exposure – shortcut key [1]. ( -4 ~ +4 )  Effect Setting: set special photo effect. (Normal/ Gray Scale/ Sepia/ Sepia Green/ Sepia Blue/ Color Invert/ Gray Invert/ Blackboard/ Whiteboard/ Copper Carving/ Blue Carving/ Embossment/ Contrast/ Sketch, Custom FX1,2,3)  White Balance: set the white balance mode. (Auto/Daylight/Tungsten/Fluorescent/Cloud/Incandescence)  Night Mode: set the night mode – shortcut key [4].  Cont Shot: set the multi-shot mode – shortcut key [2]. (Off / 1 shot / 3 shot / 5 shot)  Delay Timer: select period of time delayed before photo is shot – short cut key [3]. (Off / 5 sec / 10 sec / 15 sec)  Add Frame: set a frame for certain photo.
25 Image Size: set the size of photo – shortcut key [5]. (128x160/ 160x120/ 320x240/ 640x480/ 1280x1024)  Image Quality: set the quality level of photo. (High / Low / Normal) 5.1.1 Album You can see the saved pictures in the album. • View: To see the saved photos. • Browser Style : Select View Style (List, Matrix) • Forward: Send the picture to the target place. (To Wallpaper/ To Screen Saver/ To Power On(Off) Display / To Phonebook / To MMS / To EMS) • Rename: Change the name of the selected photo. • Delete: Delete the selected photo. • Delete All Files: Delete all the saved photos. Sort: Rearrange the saved photos by selected means. (By Name/ By Type/ By Time/By Size/ None) 5.1.2. Camera Setting You can select the following camera setting value.  Shutter Sound: Select shutter sound when you take a photo. (Off/ Sound 1/ Sound 2/ Sound 3)  Banding: Select the frequency (50Hz/ 60Hz) 5.1.3. Custom FX You can customize photo effect. (Custom FX1,2,3) 5.1.4. Restore Default You can restore all the setting value of camera to Factory default value. 5.2. Image Viewer You can view the saved photos in the album menu. • View: To see the saved photos. • Browser Style: Select View Style (List, Matrix) • Forward: Send the picture to the target place. (To Wallpaper/ To Screen Saver/ To MMS/ To EMS) • Rename: Change the name of the selected photo. • Delete: Delete the selected photo.
26• Delete All Files: Delete all the saved photos. • Sort: Rearrange the saved photos by selected means. (By Name/ By Type/ By Time/By Size/ None) 5.3. Video Recorder In the video recorder main screen, you can take movie (MPEG4) or play the saved movie. You can set the corresponding setting value in the video preview mode.  Effect Setting: set special photo effect - – shortcut key [1] (Normal/ Gray Scale/ Sepia/ Sepia Green/ Sepia Blue/ Color Invert/ Gray Invert/ Blackboard/ Whiteboard/ Copper Carving/ Blue Carving/ Embossment/ Contrast/ Sketch)  White Balance: set the white balance mode – shortcut key [2]  Night Mode: setting the night mode – shortcut key [3] 5.3.1. To Player You can see the saved movies in the album. • Play: To play the saved movies. • Forward: Send the selected movie to the target place. (To Phonebook, To Screen Saver/To Power on (Off) Display/To MMS) • Rename: Change the name of the selected movie. • Delete: Delete the selected movie. • Delete All Files: Delete all the saved movies. • Sort: Rearrange the saved photos by selected means. (By Name/ By Type/ By Time/By Size/ None) 5.3.2. Camcorder Setting You can select the following camcorder setting value.  Banding: Select the frequency (50Hz/ 60Hz)  Video Quality: Setting the quality level of movie. (Normal / Low / Fine / High)  File Size Limit: Setting the limit of movie size. (No Limit / 25K / 50K / 200K)  Time Limit: Setting the limit of recording time. (No Limit / 15 sec / 30 sec / 60 sec)  Record Audio: This is a On/Off field. ( On / Off )
27 Encode Format: Setting the encoding format. (H.263 / Mpeg4) 5.3.3. Restore Default You can restore all the setting value of camcorder to Factory default value. 5.4. Video Player You can see the saved movies in the album.  Play: To play the saved movies.  Forward: Send the selected movie to the target place. (To Phonebook, To Screen Saver/To Power On(Off) Display/To MMS)  Rename: Change the name of the selected movie.  Delete: Delete the selected movie.  Delete All Files: Delete all the saved movies.  Sort: Rearrange the saved photos by selected means. (By Name/ By Type/ By Time/By Size/ None) Note! Video File Formats Supported for this phone (The file should be properly converted as follow to be viewed correctly) z Visual Formats Supported: MP4, H.263 z Visual Size: QCIF(176x144), CIF(352x288) z Audio Formats: AAC, AMR z Frame Rate: <15 frames. 5.5. Photo Artist In the Photo Artist main screen, you can manage photos. • Auto Resize: Resizing the saved photo. • Main LCD Clip: Clip the photo as Main LCD Size. Options  Save As: To save the selected photo.  Add Effect: Add effect to the selected photo. (Grayscale / Sepia / Sepia Green / Sepia Blue / Color Invert / Gray Invert / Water Color / Blur / Strong Blur / More Sharpen /Median / Dilation / Erosion)  Add Frame: Add frame to the selected photo. (Frame 1 ~ Frame 10)  Add Icon: Add icon to the selected photo.
28 Add Text: Add text to the selected photo.  Adjustment: a. Adjust image: Select the effect as below. (Brightness / Contrast / Saturation / Hue) b. Adjust Color: Select the effect as below. (Color R / Color G / Color B)  Flip: Select the Photo Flip (Horizontal flip / Vertical flip)  Expand Canvas: Resize canvas.  Help: How to use photo artist 5.6. Audio Player Move the cursor to “Audio Player” and press the left soft key to view the file list. You can also press the hook button on the earphone to play or pause. In the file list menu, press Option soft key. The following is available: • Play: Play the selected file. • Detail: Check the details of the selected music. • Add to Ring: Add the selected music to the ring list. • Refresh List • Settings: The following options are available: Play List, List Auto Generation, Skin, Repeat, Shuffle, Equalizer, and Background Play. Note! It is suggested that the volume should be turned down before the earphone is plugged into the phone because loud sound can do harm to your ears. 5.7. Sound Recorder Select “Sound Recorder” by pressing the left soft key, you can then see the size of the previous sound files and the time when they are recorded. Press Option soft key, the following are available: • Record：Record new sound files. • Play • Append：Add extra sound to the previous selected sound file. • Rename • Delete • Delete All • Settings: Set the format of the sound files: AMR/WAV. • Forward: Send the selected sound file to the ring list or to others.
29(To User Profile / To MMS / To EMS) 5.8 Melody compose You can choose different musical instruments to create melodies of your own style with your phone. You can use the music as alert ring. Press [1]~[7] to enter the musical notes. The sound of a particular sound will vibrate if you press [8] and it will flash if you press [9]. Press [0] to enter rest. The notes can be changed in an octave if you press [OK] key. The pitch of a note is increased /decreased by a semitone by pressing [*] once. The meter can be raised or lowered by pressing [#] key. You can switch between notes for a note to be edited. The following options are available: • Play • Play Speed（Fast/Normal/Slow） • Select Instrument • Save After the composed music is saved, you can choose from the following options: • Play • Edit • Add • Rename • Delete • Delete All Files • Forward (To User Profile, To MMS, To EMS): You can send the music to the user profile as alert ring tone or send it to others. 5.9 Voice Control • Voice Recognition • Voice Dial • Voice Redial • Voice Profile • Voice Audio Player • Voice Shortcut • Delete All • Voice Tag Usage 6. File Manager You can manage images, sounds, MP3, folders, and etc. through this function menu.
306.1. Open Press Option soft key, the following are available: • Open: You can play the files in the folder, forward the files, view the Information, and Rename. • Create Folder • Rename • Delete • Sort 6.2. Create Folder This is for you to create a new file folder. 6.3. Format Format the drive and all the files in the drive will be deleted. Please use this function with caution. 7. Fun & Games 7.1. Games This phone has three games for your enjoyment: Jet, Monkey and Puzzle. Each game sets up Game Level, Best Grades, and Game Help. During a game, you can make a pause by pressing left or right soft keys. Continue the game by pressing left soft key. Quit the game and back to the idle screen by pressing [END] key. - Game Setting • Background Music (On/Off): Allows you to set the background music on or off during the game. • Sound Effect (On/Off): Allows you to set the effect sound on or off during the game. • Game Vibration (On/Off): Allows you to set the vibration on or off during the game. 7.2. Theme You can set the color theme of the game screen and define your own favorite phone profile. 7.3. Stopwatch Your phone can be used as a typical stopwatch or multi-direction stopwatch. There are Split Timing and Lap Timing stopwatch functions in this typical stopwatch menu. You can view the record.
317.4. Image Editor You can create and draw image. 8. User Profiles You can use the sound setting features to customize various settings such as ring type, vibrator, and volume depending on environments: General 、Meeting 、Outdoor 、Indoor 、Headset 。 You do not have to change every setting every time you arrive at a new setting. Instead, you just switch to the readily set mode that fits the setting. In each profile, you can set the following items: • Tone Setup: Yon can set alert ring to the following operation: Incoming Call, Alarm, Power On, Power Off, Cover Open, Cover Close, Message Tone, and Keypad Tone. • Volume: Set the volume of ring tone and key tone. • Alert Type: Ring, Vibration Only, Vibration and Ring, Vibration then Ring, and Vibration then Ring. • Intelligent Call Alert: Once this function is on, the phone number of other person who is calling to you is read in voice tone when you receive a call. • Ring Type: Single, Repeat, and Ascending • Extra Tone: Warning, Error, Camp On, and Connect. • Answer Mode: Cover Answer and Any Key. • LCD Backlight: Set the LCD Backlight duration (5 sec / 15 sec / 30 sec / 45 sec / Always). After the setting is done, you may choose “Open” in the option menu. Note! Switch back to Vibration mode by long pressing [#] key. Press and hold again, it will go back to the previous mode. 9. Organizer 9.1. Calendar This calendar helps to keep track of memos by alarming clock. You may write your schedule, too. You can view the currently set calendar by pressing left soft key.
32In calendar screen, numeric keys are used as navigation key. - 4/6 key: move cursor to last/next day. - 2/8 key: move cursor to last/next week. - 7/9 key: move cursor to last/next month - 1/3 key: move cursor to last/next year. - 5 key: move cursor to today. Press Option soft key and the following are available: • View Tasks: You can view the current schedule. In the menu, you can edit Time, Task, Alarm, and the Due Time. Also, you can delete the Schedule or add New Schedule. • Jump to Date: View the designated date. 9.2. To Do List You can check the schedule arranged on the current date. To edit schedule, please refer to the above “Schedule”. 9.3. Alarm This menu allows you to set the alarm to ring at a specific time. Three alarms are available. The default mode is OFF. You may set one or all ON if necessary. The time and due date of each alarm can be set separately. 9.4. World Clock You can view the current time for GMT and the other cities around the world. 10. Services 10.1. WAP WAP is a standard application protocol specially created for mobile communications devices and gives fast and easy access to Internet information and service. • Home Page: Once the connection is built, you will link to the home page defined by yourself. • Bookmarks: Once you choose the menu Bookmarks, you can connect to your favorite site much more conveniently. • Recent Pages: The phone keeps tracks to the recent pages you log in. When you choose
33‘Recent Pages’, your WAP browser will open the latest page at any time. • Enter Address: If you know the URL of a site, you can go to the site directly by inputting the URL. • Service Inbox: You can view the push messages sent from the WAP browser. • Settings This option allows you to manage many of WAP settings.  Edit Profile: Choose from the network setting options.  Browser Option: Choose the time span you wait while opening the pages and set whether display the pictures.  Service Message Settings: You can set whether receive the server push messages or not.  Clear Cache: Clear the pages saved in the cache to make more room for new ones.  Clear Cookie: Clear the personal information such as User ID and password stored in the cache of the phone.  Clear Recent Page List 10.2. Data Account This menu allows you to change and edit the settings for the GSM and GPRS network services. For further details, contact your service provider. • GSM Data: This menu allows you to manage and edit the settings required by the CSD connection. • GPRS: This menu allows you to manage and edit the settings required by the GPRS connection. 11. Extra 11.1. Calculator • Enter numbers by pressing [0]—[9]. Press [#] for a decimal point. Press the right soft key to clear your input. • You can enter the symbols of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using multi-switch key. • Clear the latest input digit or result by pressing Clear soft key. If you press and hold the Clear soft key, all the input or the result will be cleared. • Press Ok soft key to calculate and the result will appear on the screen.
34 11.2. Unit Converter You can convert one type of unit to another, such as weight and length. 11.3. Currency Converter You can convert the currency at a given exchange rate. 11.4. Health You can make a note of your current health. B. Trouble Shooting If you have problems on your phone operations, please check the following steps. These checks enable you to save the time and expense due to the unnecessary after-service. 1. When Enter PIN appears at the power-up. The PIN check is currently enabled. You must enter the PIN supplied together with your SIM card. You can disable the PIN check if you want, please see Security Setting menu in section F. 2. When Insert SIM screen appears at the power-up. Please check that your SIM card is inserted adequately. 3. When Enter Lock Code appears at the power-up. Your phone is phone locked. You must enter the Lock Code supplied together with your phone. 4. No Service appears. You probably are in the area out of the coverage of a GSM/DCS network. 5. If any tone is not generated when you press a keypad. You need to check the Silence Mode setting. You need to check the Type and Volume option of Key Tone menu. You need to check Profiles menu. 6. If an audible alert is not made when a call is received. You need to check the Silence Mode setting. You need to check the Type and Volume option of SMS Alert Tone menu. You need to check Profiles menu.
35 7. If an audible alert is not made when an alarm is expired. You need to check the Silence Mode setting. 8. If an outgoing call is not made. You have probably set an outgoing calls barring option. You need to check Call Barring menu. 9. If an incoming call is not made. You have probably set an incoming calls barring option. You need to check Call Barring menu. 10. If an outgoing SMS message is not sent. You need to check the Message Centre option in Message Setup menu. 11. If all audible key tones are muted and all audible alerts are changed to vibrator alert. You need to check the Silence Mode setting. By just pressing and holding [VOLUME-CENTRE] on the idle screen, you can escape or enter the mode. 12. If some menus relevant to the sound are not visible on the Sound Setting menu. You need to check Silence Mode setting. By just pressing and holding [VOLUME-CENTRE] on the idle screen, you can escape or enter the mode. C. Safety Information For the efficient and safe operation of your phone, observe these manual-lines. 1. Everyday Use of Your Phone For normal operating position, hold your phone as you would with any other telephone, with the antenna pointed up and over your shoulder. Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily when your phone is in use, as this will affect call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than otherwise needed. As with any other radio transmitting equipment, you are advised that for the satisfactory operation of your phone and for your own safety, you should use your phone only in the normal operating position. 2. Using Your Phone in a Vehicle Safety comes first, and is the ultimate responsibility of the driver. Please: Give full attention to driving – driving safely is your first responsibility. Use Hands-free Kit, if available. If you have those kits make sure it is done pre-programmed numbers where possible, and keeping calls brief and to a minimum. If you don’t have a Hands-free Kit, pull off the road and park your vehicle before making or answering a call in driving conditions so require. 3. Non-ionizing Radiation (exposure to Radio Frequency Signals) Your phone is a low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is on, it receives and also sends the radio frequency (RF) signals. Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF signals. However, certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your mobile phone. RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles. Consult your
36vehicle manufacturer and the manufacturer of any equipment that has been added to the vehicle. 4. Pacemakers The Health industry Manufacturers Association recommends that a minimum separation of six inches be maintained between a mobile phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference with the pacemaker. Users with pacemakers. Always keep your phone at least 20 cm (6inches) from your pacemakers when the phone is switched on. Do not carry your phone in your breast pocket. Use the ear opposite the pacemakers to minimize the potential for interference. Switch off your phone immediately if you suspect that interference is being caused. 5. Hearing Aids Some mobile phones, including your mobile phone, may interfere with certain hearing aids. In the event of such interference you may consult the hearing manufacturer to discuss alternatives. 6. Other Medical Devices If you use any other medical devices, please consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medical devices to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy. Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information. Always check the regulations of the healthcare facilities, which generally request that all mobiles are switched off on entry. 7. Operating Environment Remember to follow any special regulations in force in any area, and always turn off your phone wherever it is forbidden to use it, or when it may cause interference or danger. 8. Aircraft Safety FCC regulations prohibit using your phone while in the air. Switch off your phone before boarding an aircraft. 9. Explosive Atmospheres and Materials Turn your phone off and do not remove the battery when in any area with a potential explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. You must observe restrictions on the use of radio equipment in fuel depots; below deck on boats; fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities; areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders; areas with signs about explosive atmospheres or where blasting operations are in progress; any other areas where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engines. 10. For Vehicle Equipped with an Air Bag Al air bag inflates with great force. Do not place objects, including both installed and portable wireless equipment, in the area over the air bag or in the air bag development area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result. 11. Battery Charging Do not charge the phone without the battery in place. D. Glossary Cell Broadcast This network service allows you to receive the broadcasted text messages on various topics such as
37weather, traffic, local district code, local hospitals, taxis or pharmacy in the area where you are. CUG (Closed User Group) This network service allows the restriction of calls to and from a selected user group. DTMF (Dial Tone Multi Frequency) Codes sent as tone signals. Used for telephone banking, for accessing an answering machine, etc. GSM Global System for Mobile communication. This is a digital mobile telecommunication system that is used in most of the world. GPRS This is an abbreviation of General Packet Radio Service which enables a packet data communication with a high-speed. Network Service Operator To be able to use your phone, you need a subscription to a network. You get this subscription from a network operator, together with a SIM card that you need to use with your phone. MMS (Multimedia Message Service) This is an abbreviation of Multimedia Messages Service. The data including text, image, sound and movie can be sent with this service. MP3 MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer-3) is a standard technology and format for compression a sound sequence into a very small file (about one-twelfth the size of the original file) while preserving the original level of sound quality when it is played PIN (Personal Identification Number) The code is to establish authorization for access to certain functions or information in your SIM card. The PIN code comes with your subscription. It may be a four to eight digit number and can be changed as required. PIN2 (Personal Identification Number 2) The code is an authorization code to access certain special field in your SIM card. The PIN2 code does not come with your subscription in some country. Roaming Use of your phone when you are outside your subscription network area. SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) It contains subscriber details, security information and memory for a personal directory of numbers. SMS (Short Message Service) Messages to be sent and received via the network service operator’s message centre to your mobile phone. To use this service, it must be supported from your network. WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) A standard specifically created for mobile communications devices and gives fast and easy access to Internet information and services.
38 Safety Information 1 . SAFETY INFORMATION FOR FIXED WIRELESS TERMINALS .POTE NTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES Turn your phone OFF when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cauls e an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death. INTERFERENCE TO MEDICAL DIVICES Certain electronic equipment may be shielded against RF signal from you wireless phone. (pacemakers, Hearing Aids, and so on) Turn your phone OFF in health c are facilities when any regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do so. RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic system in motor vehicles. .EXPOSURE TO RF ENERGY Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily when the phone is in use. Do not move the antenna close to, or couching any exposed part of the body when making a call. SAFETY INFORMATION FOR RF EXPOSURE Body worn operation This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the back of the phone kept 15 mm. from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use only belt-clips, holsters or similar accessories that maintain a 15 mm. separation distance between the user’s body and the back of the phone, including the antenna. 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.
39 SAR INFORMATION THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT’S REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES. Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission 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 and 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 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 antenna, the lower the power output. Before a phone model is available for sale to the public, it must be tested and certified to the FCC that it does not exceed the limit established by the government adopted requirement for safe exposure. The tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g., at the ear and worn on the body) as required by the FCC for each model. The highest SAR value for this model phone when tested for use at the ear is 0.417 W/Kg and when worn on the body , as described in this user guide, is 0.148 W/Kg . (Body-worn measurements differ among phone models, depending upon available accessories and FCC requirements). While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement for safe exposure. The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of http://www.fcc.gov/ oet/fccid after searching on FCC ID: UTABOOM. Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) can be found on the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Asso-ciation (CTIA) web-site at http://www.wow-com.com. * In the United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a sub-stantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements.
40 U.S.A. U.S.FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT INFORMATION TO THE USER NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful Interference in a residential installation This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if Not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful Interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular Installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: *- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.　 *- Connect the equipment into an outlet of a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. *- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance. Changes or modification not expressly approved by the party responsible for Compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Connecting of peripherals requires the use of grounded shielded signal cables. FCC Compliance Information This device complies with Part 15 of 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.

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