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Lenovo Mobile Phone
Model: Lenovo P707
Please read this manual
carefully before operation.
User’s Manual
Welcome to Lenovo products.
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Table of Contents
1. Safety and Maintenance ------------------------------------------------------ 37
2. Installation and Charging----------------------------------------------------- 41
2.1 INSTALLATION OF BATTERY ................................................................. 41
2.2 REMOVAL OF THE BATTERY ................................................................ 41
2.3 BATTERY CHARGING .......................................................................... 42
2.4 INSTALLATION OF SIM C ARD .............................................................. 43
2.5 REMOVAL OF SIM C ARD .................................................................... 44
2.6 INSTALLATION OF MEMORY CARD ........................................................ 44
2.7 INSTALLATION OF STYLUS ................................................................... 46
2.8 POWER ON AND OFF THE PHONE ......................................................... 47
2.9 SECURITY PASSWORD........................................................................ 47
2.9.1 PIN code .................................................................................. 47
2.9.2 PUK code ................................................................................. 48
3. Phone Unit Drawing and Key Functions --------------------------------- 49
3.1 KEY D ESCRIPTION ............................................................................. 49
3.2 STATUS ICONS .................................................................................. 50
4. Main Function Guide----------------------------------------------------------- 52
4.1 DOWNLOAD MP3 MUSIC .................................................................... 52
4.2 CAMERA ........................................................................................... 52
4.3 USB CONNECTION FUNCTION ............................................................. 52
4.3.1 Mass Storage........................................................................... 52
4.3.2 Web Camera............................................................................ 52
4.3.3 Serial Port/ PC Sync / Internet Access.................................... 53
4.4 MAKING A CALL.................................................................................. 53
4.4.1 Dialing domestic numbers ....................................................... 53
4.4.2 Dialing an extension of a fixed phone...................................... 54
4.4.3 Dialing international numbers .................................................. 54
4.4.4 Dialing a number in the list ...................................................... 54
4.5 DIALING AN EMERGENCY NUMBER ....................................................... 55
4.6 ANSWERING AN INCOMING CALL .......................................................... 55
4.7 ENDING A CALL .................................................................................. 55
4.8 PHONEBOOK ..................................................................................... 55
4.9 CALL HISTORY ................................................................................... 55
5. Input Text-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56
6. Function List --------------------------------------------------------------------- 57
7. Quick Function Reference---------------------------------------------------- 58
8. Troubleshooting----------------------------------------------------------------- 61
9. Technical Parameters --------------------------------------------------------- 63
10. Appendix------------------------------------------------------------------------- 64
SAR....................................................................................................... 64
1. Safety and Maintenance
Please follow the precautions below to use your phone:
•Please read this manual carefully before using this phone.
•If use of mobile phone is prohibited or will lead to interference or danger, do
not power on your phone.
•You are prohibited to use a mobile phone on board an aircraft, so keep it
powered off. If the alarming and calendar features of your mobile phone can
automatically power on your phone, check and disable these features before
boarding an aircraft.
•When using your mobile phone, please keep it away from heat sources or
high-voltage environment, such as electric appliances and electric-heated
cooking appliances. phone under normal temperature, because extreme
temperature (over 55℃ or below -10℃) is harmful to your phone.
•Guard against fire. Power off your mobile phone in gas stations, fuel
storage facilities and other places where there are combustible goods.
•Do not hold the mobile phone while driving. Please do not place the mobile
phone above the airbag or within the reach of the airbag after it pops,
because the mobile phone may hurt you severely when it is impelled by
strong external force as the airbag inflates.
•Use only the standard batteries, charger and accessories approved by
Lenovo. Lenovo bears no responsibility for any consequences resulting from
the use of third-party accessories.
•Your mobile phone may interfere with other electronic devices around it.
Keep it away from such electronic devices as TV, PC, cardiac pacemaker
and hearing aids. Do not place your phone in the vicinity of any credit card or
magnetic field. Observe relevant rules and regulations when using your
mobile phone in hospitals or other special places.
•Mechanical vibration or shaking of the phone is strictly prohibited, and it is
also not allowed to strike the screen of the phone with a sharp object.
•Using any cell phone cover or plastic phone cover may damage the coating
of the phone housing.
•Do not disassemble your mobile phone.
•Do not clean mobile housing with any dissolved matter, such as benzene,
thinner or alcohol. Don’t expose your phone to corrosive chemicals, such as
cleaning agents. Use only clean, soft cloth to clean your phone gently.
•Never expose your mobile phone to direct sunlight or heavy smog or dust.
•You mobile phone is not waterproof, so keep it dry. Never use your battery
in a high humidity environment, such as in a bathroom. Keep it away from
rain or damp.
•Use headsets and other accessories carefully. If your phone has an
external antenna, do not touch the antenna when not necessary. Use only
an original antenna. Use of unauthorized antennas may cause damage to
your phone.
•When you want to unplug the charger from your mobile phone or
disconnect power, please hold firm the connector and then pull it out. •Do
not pull the power cord.
•Do not rely on your mobile phone as the only emergency (such as medical
aid) communication tool.
Keep your mobile phone in a safe place out of the reach of children to avoid
any danger.
Please follow the precautions below to use the battery:
•Please read carefully the instructions and labels on the surface of the
battery before using it.
•Charge your battery in a cool and well-ventilated room. Charging at
overheat ambient temperature may make the battery heat, fume, burn,
deform or even explode.
•The battery features special protection circuits and devices. Do not
disassemble battery, or short-circuit or electrolyte leakage may occur. If
electrolyte splashes into your eyes, you may have the risk of getting blind. In
this case, rinse your eyes with clean water (never rub the eyes) and see a
doctor immediately.
•Squeezing of battery, mechanical vibration or shaking of battery or use of
short-circuited battery is strictly prohibited, because such vehavior will
damage the battery or components connected with it. Short circuit may
result from direct connection of the positive pole and the negative pole of the
battery by metal objects, such as a coin, pen, or paper clip, so keep the
battery away from metal objects.
•Keep metal contacts and the battery clean.
•Never use damaged or exhausted batteries.
•Replace the battery when it fails to meet the performance requirements. A
battery can be recharged for hundreds of times until replacement is
necessary. As consumer goods, a battery can be charged and discharged
for hundreds of times, but its capacity will decrease gradually. If you notice a
significant decrease in operation time (talk time and standby time), it is
probably time to buy a new battery.
•Never expose your battery to direct sunlight or heavy smog or dust. Never
use your battery in a high humidity environment, such as in a bathroom.
The device is not waterproof, so keep your phone away from rain or damp.
•Do not place the battery places where temperatures is too high or too low.
Temperature above 55℃ or below -10℃ will affect battery performance.
•Never dispose of batteries in a fire to avoid explosion.
•Do not throw your battery into water, otherwise internal short circuit may
occur, which will make the battery heat, fume, deform, damage or even
explode.
•Dispose of batteries (e.g. recycling) in line with regulations. Do not dispose
of batteries as household garbage to avoid explosion or pollution.
•The battery can only use a dedicated charger, and time for continuous
charging is not allowed to exceed 12 hours.
•Keep your battery in a safe place out of the reach of children to avoid any
danger.
Please follow the precautions below to use the charger.
•Please read the instructions and the labels on the surface of the charger
carefully before using it.
•Do not try to disassemble or modify the charger. Never use the charger
when power cord is damaged, otherwise, electric shock, fire and charger
damage may occur.
•Never touch the charger with a wet hand. If your charger comes into contact
with water or other liquids, switch off the power immediately.
•Do not short-circuit your charger. Mechanical vibration or shaking of your
charger is prohibited. Do not exposure your battery to strong sunlight. It is
prohibited to use your phone under high humidity environments, such as in
the bathroom. The device is not waterproof, so keep your phone away from
rain or damp.
•Do not use your charger in the vicinity of electronic devices such as TV or
radio.
•Hold firm the charger to unplug. Never pull the wire, otherwise the wire
might be damaged.
•Keep your charger in a safe place out of the reach of children to avoid any
danger.
Please follow the precautions below to use the headset (you may need
to buy a headset separately).
•Please keep appropriate volume when using the headset to avoid damage
to your hearing.
•Do not pull the headset wire forcefully to avoid any crack.
•Long term use of headset in places with high temperature or high humidity
can easily lead to headset damage or shorter service life.
•Do not use headset while driving, riding a bike or walking on the road in
case of any traffic accident.
•Keep the headset in a safe place out of the reach of children to avoid any
danger.
2. Installation and Charging
2.1 Installation of battery
Follow steps below for installation of the battery:
Align the metal contact of battery with the metal contact of battery
compartment, and get the battery stuck into the battery compartment;
Place the battery cover onto the phone body as shown in figure (2) below,
and gently push the battery cover in the direction of arrow until it rightly fits
the phone body;
2.2 Removal of the battery
Follow steps below for removal of the battery.
Slide opens the battery cover as shown in figure (1) below
Remove the battery in the direction as shown in figure (2) below.
Warn: be sure to power off the phone and remove external power
before removing the battery. Never remove the battery directly when
the phone is on, otherwise the SIM card and phone may be damaged.
2.3 Battery charging
Plug the charger into power outlet.
Plug the interface of the charger into the charger socket on the side of the
phone.
Then, indication of power level will be scrolled out on the icon area of the
phone screen system; if the phone is powered off while being charged, the
charging indication animation will appear on the screen, indicating the phone
is being charged, as shown in the figure:
Note: Please be careful with the operation. Do not forcibly unplug
charger from charging interface, otherwise phone or charger may be
damaged.
Please completely charge the battery before use.
Do not remove the battery or the SIM card while charging the battery.
If the battery is used up, the phone will automatically shut down.
2.4 Installation of SIM Card
Metal contact surface of SIM card is easily scratched. Before assembly, you
must remove it carefully.
Turn off the phone, and remove the battery and other external power
supplies.
Insert SIM card into SIM card holder in the direction of arrow.
2.5 Removal of SIM Card
When you need to remove the SIM card, please power off phone first, then
remove other external power supplies and battery, and push SIM card in the
direction of arrow to remove the SIM card.
Note: The SIM card is a computer chip that contains protocol
details, security information and personal phonebook.
2.6 Installation of memory card
Your Lenovo P707 phone supports T-FLASH (Micro SD) multi-functional
memory card. You can store videos, photos, pictures, MP3, audio clips to a
memory card.
Installation and removal of the memory card
Follow steps below for installation of the memory card:
① Pull open SD card holder cover in the direction of arrow as shown in
figure (1) below, and flip over the SD card holder cover in the direction of
arrow as shown in figure (2);
② Gets the memory card stuck into the card holder with the metal surface
keeping downward;
③ Flip down the SD card holder cover in the direction of arrow as
shown in figure (3) below, and fasten the SD card holder cover in the
direction of arrow as shown in figure (4) below.
Note: please be careful when you install the memory card, as
operating with force may lead to damage of the memory card holder
or blocking of the memory card once it is inserted. If the memory card
is blocked or inclines when it is being inserted, do not operate by
force, and make sure if your memory card is correctly installed.
Note: please power phone off before installation or removal of
memory card, otherwise it may cause file loss and abnormal using of
the phone.
Follow steps below for removal of the SD card:
① Pull open SD card holder cover in the direction of arrow as shown in
figure (1) below, and flip over the SD card holder cover in the direction of
arrow as shown in figure (2) below;
② Remove the memory card;
③ Flip down the SD card holder cover in the direction of arrow as
shown in figure (3) below, and fasten the SD card holder cover in the
direction of arrow as shown in figure (4) below.
2.7 Installation of stylus
① Pass the loop attached to the stylus through the lanyard hole as shown in
the figure below, then buckle the battery cover;
2.8 Power on and off the phone
Make sure the battery has been installed properly. Power on the phone and
press and hold [Power key] until the screen shows power-on animation.
Some SIM cards may have PIN code protection. If there is prompt to input
PIN code, please enter your PIN code and then press [OK key]. The initial
password for PIN code is 1234.
If the SIM card inserted is valid, the phone will automatically search
available network after power-on, otherwise it will prompt you to insert the
SIM card.
To power off the phone, press and hold the [Power key] until the power-off
animation appears on the screen.
2.9 Security password
You can use the access password described in this section to prevent
unauthorized use of your SIM card.
2.9.1 PIN code
PIN code is used to prevent your SIM card from illegal use. If the PIN code
protection function is activated, the screen will display the prompt for
entering PIN code. If wrong PIN codes are entered for three times in
succession, the SIM card will be automatically locked. You must enter PUK
code to unlock the SIM card. PIN code is related to the SIM card instead of
the phone and provided by the network operator.
2.9.2 PUK code
PUK code is personal unlocking code that is used to unlock SIM card locked
due to entering wrong PIN codes. If wrong PUK codes are entered for ten
times in accumulation, the SIM card will become invalid. PUK codes are
provided by the network operator.
3. Phone Unit Drawing and Key Functions
3.1 Key Description
Key
Description
Home
key
Press this key to enter the main menu interface in
standby state.
When you are in other interfaces, press this key to
return to standby state.
Power
key
Press and hold this key for power-on and power-off;
press this key to lock and unlock the keyboard.
Volume
key
Press this key to adjust the volume during a call.
When information is being viewed, press this key to
adjust the font size.
When text is being read, press this key to adjust the font
size of the text.
Music
key
Press this key to enter Audio player in standby state.
Camera
key
Press and hold this key in standby state to enter camera
mode.
Volume key
Music key
Camera key
Charger/data
cable/phone
slot
Home
key
Power key
3.2 Status Icons

Icons
Description
Indicate current network signal
intensity.
GPRS connected.
Position
(main
screen)
Icon Area
Icon Area
EDGE connected.
Icon Area
Set to ring only mode.
Icon Area
Set to vibration only mode.
Icon Area
Set to vibration and ring mode.
Icon Area
Set to vibration and then ring
mode.
Set to mute mode.
Icon Area
New short message.
Icon Area
New voice mail.
Icon Area
New multimedia message.
Icon Area
New service information.
Icon Area
New email.
Icon Area
Alarm enabled.
Icon Area
Start unconditional call forward
function.
Indicate battery volume.
Icon Area
Icon Area
Icon Area
There is missed call.
Icon Area
Bluetooth function enabled.
Icon Area
There is rejected call.
Icon Area
Stopwatch enabled.
Icon Area
Music player is playing
background music
JAVA application is being
minimized
Call filtering enabled
Icon Area
Earphones inserted
Icon Area
Icon Area
Icon Area
4. Main Function Guide
4.1 Download MP3 music
The phone offers mp3 music play function, and you can download mp3
music via the following channels:
1. Download mp3 via connection with Internet.
2. Download mp3 in computer via USB connection.
3. Receive MP3 via Bluetooth.
4.2 Camera
Camera interface can be accessed via [Camera]. [Camera] can achieve HD
pixel camera effects. Adjust parameters to find a view, and then press [Side
Camera] key to take a photo. You can view photos saved in [Album]
submenu.
4.3 USB connection function
The phone offers USB connection, and you can select storage devices,
network cameras or serial port/PC Sync/Internet access.
4.3.1 Mass Storage
Once the phone is connected to a PC via data cable, select Mass Storage to
achieve the USB connection between the phone and PC.
Note:
While transmitting files using the USB connection, please wait
patiently, as it is relatively slow to transmit files to the phone. To exit
USB connection, please shut down the USB device on PC first. Only
when the PC prompts that the USB device can be safely removed
from the system can the USB connection between the PC and the
phone be disconnected, otherwise it may lead to file loss during the
transmission or exception of the phone.
If exception occurs to files saved in the phone, please select to format
the storage card.
3. USB related function modules
on the phone can not be used when USB function is enabled and the
phone is powered on.
4.3.2 Web Camera
Your phone supports web camera function. After phone and PC are
connected via data cable, select web camera, and then open the
communications software on your PC to connect with the other side via
video;
Note:
1. Before using the web camera function, you may need to install
driver on PC.
2. When web camera function of the phone is being used, please do
not unplug the data cable.
4.3.3 Serial Port/ PC Sync / Internet Access
Your phone supports PC synchronization. When your phone and PC are
connected via data cable, select serial port / PC Sync / Internet access, and
then open the synchronization software on PC to upload contacts and other
content to PC for backup.
Note:
1. Before using the PC synchronization function, you may need to
install driver on PC.
2. Before starting the synchronization software on the PC, please
make sure the phone has entered synchronization state.
3. You need to install synchronization software on your own PC.
4. Do not pull out the data cable when the phone is uploading or
downloading files, otherwise data may be lost.
4.4 Making a call
When the logo of the Network Service Operator appears on the screen, you
can dial or answer calls. Information bars at upper left corner of the screen
show intensity of network signal. Since quality of call is greatly affected by
barriers, movement in small range can effectively improve quality of call.
4.4.1 Dialing domestic numbers
Enter the dial-up interface in the standby mode, use number keys to input
phone number and then press Dial key to start the call. To change the phone
number, please delete digit by pressing “Clear” key. While dialing, dialing
animation will be displayed on the screen. Once the call is put through, call
state information will be displayed on the screen.
After the call, please press End key to hang up the phone.
You can input numbers in the following order to dial domestic numbers:
Area code
phone number
Dial-up keys
4.4.2 Dialing an extension of a fixed phone
Some fixed-line extension can not be put through directly. Instead, you need
to enter exchange number first and repeatedly press * key until “P” or “W”
appears on the screen, and then enter extension number.
You can input numbers in the following order to dial an extension of a fixed
phone:
Area code exchange number P (W) extension number Dial-up keys
4.4.3 Dialing international numbers
To dial international numbers, hold the number key 0 until pre-fix “+” for
international long-distance call appears on the screen.
You can input numbers in the following order to dial international numbers:
+ Country code
Complete phone number
Dial-up keys
After entering pre-fix, enter country code and complete phone number you
want to dial. According to conventions, county code for Germany is 49, and
44 for UK and 46 for Sweden, etc.
Similar to making an international call, “0” before city code should be
removed.
For example, to call the number of Shanghai service hotline from other
countries, you should dial:
+86 21 114
Note: In some networks, it is not allowed to use “+” to dial
international numbers.
4.4.4 Dialing a number in the list
Every phone number you dialed or received is saved in Call history in your
phone. Phone numbers you dialed or received recently are recorded in
sub-menus under the list according to category, namely, Dialed calls,
Answered calls, Rejected calls and Missed calls. The most-recently dialed
and received phone numbers are listed at the top of all sub-menus. When
phone number list is full, old numbers will be deleted automatically. To view
a list, you can do the following operations:
Enter the main menu to select Call history to view missed, answered, dialed
and rejected call records.
A phone number appearing in the lists can be dialed directly by pressing and
holding the phone number and selecting “Dial” key in the pop-up list box.
You can view details, save or delete the number in phone number list.
4.5 Dialing an emergency number
As long as you are within coverage of network (which can be found out by
checking network signal intensity indicating bars on the upper left corner of
the screen), you can call emergency service. If your Network Service
Operator does not provide roaming service for the area, “Restricted Service”
will be displayed on the screen. As long as you are within coverage of
network, you can make an emergency call even without a SIM card.
Note: in some networks, it is not allowed to dial 112 emergency call.
4.6 Answering an incoming call
You can select different ways to answer calls. To answer a call, you can
slide the slider leftward to the answering position. If earphone is plugged in,
you can also answer the call using keys on the earphone.
4.7 Ending a call
When there is an incoming call you don’t want to answer, you can slide the
slider rightward to the refusing position.
During the call, press Home key to end current call.
4.8 Phonebook
This phone supports name card type phonebook, which means you can use
the phonebook function to save name card information of contacts.
Note: The number of records that can be saved on SIM card varies
according to capacity of the card.
4.9 Call history
Your phone can also save recently missed numbers, answered numbers,
dialed numbers and rejected numbers, last call duration and total time for
answered calls and dialed calls. You can also view the number of
received/sent short messages and data volume of GPRS network
transmission, and clear the above records using Reset or Counter to Zero
options.
5. Input Text
Phone has below input method modes: Smart English, Multitap
ABC,Multictap abc, Smart ES,Smart es,Multitap ES,Multitap es,Smart
PT,Smart pt,Multitap PT,Multitap pt, Numeric
Symbol input
While editing text of a short message, press * key to enter symbol selection
mode.
English input mode
Use corresponding keys to input English letters.
Number input mode
Use number corresponding keys to input numbers.
6. Function List
1. Java
2.Message
3.STK *
4.Phonebook
5.Wap
6.Call history
7.Profiles
8.Settings
8-1 Display characteristics
8-2 Phone setup
8-3 Call setup
8-4 Security setup
8-5 Network setup
8-6 Data account
8-7 Restore factory
9.Bluetooth
10.Camera
11.Audio player
12.Alarm
13.Video record
14.Video player
15.Album
16.FM radio
17.Calendar
18.Sound record
19.Email
20.Notepad
21.My Document
22.Calculator
23.Melody composer
24.To do
25.Typical stop
26.World colock
27.Health
28.Unit conver
29.Ideas
Note: The menu items marked with "*" appear only in certain
circumstances; as for the "STK" menu item under toolbox menu, the
specific content displayed depends on the network provider who
provides the SIM card.
7. Quick Function Reference
This chapter briefly describes functions of the phone.
Function
Description
Options
View recently dialed,
recent
answered, missed
Call history
and rejected calls.
Main Menu-Call
history-Missed, Answered,
Dialed And Rejected Calls.
Delete all records,
Delete Call delete missed,
history
dialed, answered
and rejected calls.
Main Menu-Call
history-Delete Logs.
Call time
counter
View duration of last call,
all calls, dialed calls
Main Menu-Call
and answered calls,
history-Others-Call Time.
and counter call time to zero.
Quickly
find
contact
Quickly find contact
in the phonebook.
Main Menu – Quickly Find
Contact by Name, Phone
Number on Phonebook
List
Add
contact
Add new contact
in the phonebook.
Main Menu-Phonebook-Add
New Contact
Copy
contacts
Copy contacts on SIM card
to SIM
/ phone to phone / SIM card.
card/phone
Main
Menu-Phonebook-Click
on Any Contact-Copy
it to SIM Card/Phone
Phonebook Check storage capacity
capacity
on the phone / SIM card.
Main
Menu-Phonebook-Memory
status
Camera
Main Menu-Camera
Use camera function.
Alarm
Set alarm at specific time.
Calculator Use the calculator
Main Menu-Alarm
Main Menu-Calculator
Function on the phone.
Read
message
Read received, sent,
unsent or saved message.
Main
Menu-Messages-Inbox,
Outbox, Unsent Box, Draft
Box
Message
template
Save commonly used
short messages
and multimedia
messages to be used
when editing messages.
Main Menu-Messages
-Template-SMS
templates/MMS templates
Message
capacity
status
Check message
capacity status
in the SIM card
and phone.
Main
Menu-Messages-MemoryMemory status/MMS
status/WAP PUSH status;
Receive and listen to
voice messages stored
on the Internet
Voice mail
(This feature requires
the support from
network operators).
Display
setup
Time and
date
Display
language
Ring tone
setup
Main
Menu-Messages
-More-Voice Mail
Main
Menu-Settings-Display
characteristics
Main
Set time and date
Menu-Settings-Phone
of the phone.
setup-Time and date
Main
Select display language
Menu-Settings-Phone
of the phone.
setups-Language
Select incoming call ring tone, Main
power-on/off ring tone,
Menu-Profiles-User
message ring tone,
defined-Tone setup
Change display settings
of the phone.
Volume
Security
setup
Restore
factory
settings
key-press sound.
Adjust the volume of
ring tone, alarm, information
and key-press tone.
Set passwords of
various types to
protect the phone and
prevent authorized use.
Restore part of the phone
to factory default settings
(factory default
password: 1234)
Main
Menu-Profiles-User
defined--Volume
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Main
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Factory Settings
Note: The initial password of PIN code is normally 1234 and provided
by the operator. The factory default value of privacy protection
password is also 1234.
8. Troubleshooting
Please refer to the list below if you encounter any problems when using your
phone. If you tried but the problem has not been solved, contact a qualified
Lenovo dealer or your local maintenance provider immediately.
Your display prompts Enter PIN Code:
Enter the valid PIN code for your SIM card. If you do not know this code,
contact your network service operator immediately.
Your display prompts Enter PUK Code:
If you enter the PIN code incorrectly three times in a row, your SIM card will
be locked. In this case, you have to enter the PUK code to unlock your SIM
card. Please contact your network service operator immediately.
Your phone prompts Insert SIM card:
Make sure that your SIM card is correctly installed. Check whether your SIM
card works normally. This message may indicate that your SIM card is
defective or damaged. In this case, contact your network service operator.
Your phone prompts Out of Service Area or Network Failure:
Check your signal strength indicator. If the indicator shows no signal, you
may be in a basement or a building corner not covered by network. Move to
another location where the signal is strong enough. There is another
possibility: you may be in an area not covered by network. You may ask your
network service operator to inform you of the network coverage.
The sound is of poor quality, or there is echo or noise, which makes
calling difficult:
Hang up the call, and dial again. Your network service operator may provide
you with a better link when you retry.
Standby Time Drops:
If the signal is weak, your mobile phone has to search for the signal for a
longer time. This is a possible cause. If you do not want to answer calls,
power off your phone temporarily. Or, your battery has been used for a long
time and has worn out. In this case, you have to buy a new battery.
Your phone cannot be powered on:
Check your battery charge level. If necessary, recharge your battery. You
may try to power on your phone during the recharging. If your mobile phone
has been put aside for a long time, the battery may be over discharged. In
this case your phone cannot be powered on, even if the battery has been
recharged for a relatively long time. You have to be patient, waiting for the
recovery of your battery charge level.
You cannot send a message:
Check the options related to your messaging service center. You may forget
to subscribe the SMS service. Or the recipient number is not available.
Another possible reason is that your local network service operator does not
support this service.
(You may consult the local network operators for details)
■Unable to charge:
There are three possible reasons for this. First, the charger does not
function normally. In that case, you should contact the nearby maintenance
center or dealer designated by Lenovo. Second, the working environment or
temperature is not appropriate to the charger, and you can change the
charging environment. Third, it may not be well connected, and you can
check the plug of the charger.
■No more data can be added to the phone book
The phonebook is full. Remove some useless items to save space.
■Some functions can’t be selected
The related service is not in use or the local network service provider doesn’t
support such service. Please contact with Lenovo’s designated maintenance
center, dealer or your network service provider.
9. Technical Parameters
Standard
Product: GSM dual band digital phone with GPRS features
Model: Lenovo P707
System:
Operating Temperature
Highest: +55 °C
Lowest: -10 °C
Basic Parameters
Dimension (Length x Width x Thickness): Approximately
110.4x54.1x12.5(mm)
Weight: Approximately 121.5g (including battery)
Talk time: 120-240min*
Standby time:250-350h*
Battery capacity: 880mAh
*may vary depending on local signal strength
10. Appendix
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
SAR
The phone with Internal antenna has been tested for compliance with
FCC RF Exposure(SAR) limits and is comlpied with FCC RF exposure
compliance requirements.
Max. SAR Measured (1g): 1.4 W/kg(GPRS/2slot uplink /Rear /Low)
While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various
phones and at various positions,they all meet the government
requirement for RF exposure. For body-worn operation, the phone
meets FCC RF exposure guidelines provided that it is used with a
non-metallic accessory with the handset at least 1.5 cm from the body.
Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF
exposure guidelines.
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.
We declared that the product is installed with battery separately in the
box. The FCC ID label is placed on the mobile phone clearly visible to
all persons at the time of purchase.
Hereby we declare that frequency range of our product is 2400 2483.5 MHz.
It sets in 79channels the system will hop at random on every channel
when in the process of being used, each channel used on average will
be guaranteed. The system complies with the requirement 15.247(a).
While system sets in the process of searching, the transmitter will
create a random code to the receiving end. When the two sides
connect successfully, both of their random codes shall be the same.
While system sets in the process of communicating as a benchmark of
2402MHz frequency, random code will create one more random code
in accordance with the same formula to reach an offset frequency.
Then the offset frequency plus base frequency works out the final
frequency, at the same time ensuring the final frequency will range
within 2400MHz and 2483.5MHz.Thus System hops randomly in such
an approach in 79channels to spread messages probably 100 times in
a second time, and each one channel shall be surely used at least
once . The system complies with the requirement 15.247(g)
Cause our product is a random hopping system, it doesn't have any
mechanic procedure to automatically control to hop any frequency or
close any frequency on the next second. It not has the ability to be
coordinated with other FHSS systems in an effort to avoid the
simultaneous occupancy of individual hopping frequencies by multiple
transmitters. The system complies with the requirement 15.247(h)

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