Emporia Smart Manual
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Congratulations on the purchase of
your emporiaSMART!
The emporiaSMART was developed in cooperation with our
customers. It is aimed primarily at people who have been using a
basic mobile phone until now and now want to use more functions
such as email. The emporiaSMART is also suitable for anyone for
whom using email and the Internet on a tablet or a PC is part
of everyday life and who now wants to be able to do this on a
smartphone as well.
It is the perfect smartphone for beginners!
For information on simply placing calls,
go to www.emporia.eu
We hope your emporiaSMART brings you plenty of joy.
Sincerely,
Eveline Pupeter
emporia Telecom
SMART
Simplify your communication.®
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Your mobile phone at a glance
YOUR MOBILE PHONE AT A GLANCE
1 Earphone port
2 Micro USB port
(See page 16)
3 On/O button
(See page 24)
4 LED
(See page 26)
5 Speaker
6 Front camera
7 Touchscreen
(See page 31)
8 Green button
(See page 25)
9 Home button
(See page 24)
10 Red button
(See page 25)
11 Microphone
2
5
7
8 9 10
1
4 6
3
14
17
13
12
15
19
21
20
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18
11
Your mobile phone at a glance
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12 Camera microphone
13 Torch/ash
14 Camera lens
15 Volume buttons
(See page 26)
16 Camera button
(See page 25)
17 Emergency button
(See page 25)
18 Torch button
(See page 25)
19 Stylus holder (optional)
(See page 12)
20 Battery cover
21 Speaker
Notes on this user guide
• This guide contains helpful notes and tips, which are indicated as
such by this symbol:
• Warnings are indicated as such by this symbol:
Contents
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YOUR MOBILE PHONE AT A GLANCE 02
1. Preparation 06
1.1 Scope of delivery........................................06
1.2 Inserting a SIM card and an SD card ......................08
1.3 Attaching emporia accessories ..........................12
2. Putting the phone into operation 19
2.1 Charging the battery ....................................19
2.2 Turning on the phone ...................................21
2.3 Entering a PIN code .....................................21
2.4 Battery-saving mode and locking the screen .............22
2.5 Conguring the phone when you rst put it into operation 23
3. Using the phone 24
3.1 Buttons on the phone ...................................24
3.2 LED indicators...........................................26
3.3 Buttons on the emporia keypad display cover ............27
3.4 Using the touchscreen...................................31
3.5 Home screen............................................33
3.6 Personal screen .........................................37
3.7 App screen..............................................39
Contents
Contents
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4. Establishing connections 40
4.1 Setting up a Wi-Fi connection ...........................40
4.2 Setting up a data connection ............................40
4.3 Setting up an email connection..........................40
4.4 Transferring contacts ....................................42
4.5 Bluetooth ...............................................43
4.6 Connecting to a PC to transfer data ......................44
4.7 Software updates .......................................45
4.8 Downloading apps ......................................46
5. Basic functions 47
5.1 Calls and contacts .......................................47
5.2 Messages ...............................................53
5.3 Photos ..................................................55
5.4 Info centre ..............................................57
6. Quick settings in detail 58
7. Emergency call function 66
SAFETY INFORMATION 72
8.1 Guarantee ..............................................75
8.2 Support.................................................75
8.3 Disposal ................................................76
8.4 Technical product details ................................77
8.5 Declaration of conformity (DOC).........................78
SMART
Simplify your communication.®
Preparation
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1. PREPARATION
1.1 Scope of delivery
The contents of this package are not suitable for young children
and include small parts that can be swallowed.
Smartphone Battery cover Battery cover with
keypad display cover
Earphones
Battery Charging unit emporiaSTYLUS emporiaHOLDER
Mains plug USB charging
cable
"Nine Little Steps"
start assistant
User guide
Preparation
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Not included in the scope of delivery
• SIM card
The SIM card is a chip card that you need to insert into the
phone. You will only be able to place calls once you have done
this. Your network operator will provide you with the card
and the codes belonging to it (PIN and PUK) when you buy
a mobile contract. You can also purchase a prepaid SIM card
from specialist retailers.
• microSD card
A microSD memory card is a chip card that will increase your
smartphone's storage space. Inserting one will enable you to
store more photos and install more apps. You can purchase
these cards from electronics stores.
What to do if a part is defective or missing
Please call the emporia hotline on +43 · 732 · 77 77 17 · 446.
Preparation
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1.2 Inserting a SIM card and an SD card
Always disconnect the phone from the charger and turn the
phone o before removing the battery cover.
Take off the battery cover.
Begin with bottom left-hand
corner of the cover.
Watch your ngernails when removing the battery cover.
Avoid bending the cover too much, as doing that can damage it.
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Insert the SIM card.
The SIM card slot is on the left
above the battery cavity.
Slide the card in with the
contacts facing down.
Always use a tari with a data package when using a smartphone.
This will save you additional costs when transferring data while
using the Internet.
Only use standard SIM cards for this phone. If your SIM card is a
dierent size, your network operator can exchange it for you or
you can buy an adapter from a specialist retailer.
Standard Mini SIM
15mm x 25mm, suitable
Micro SIM
12mm x 15mm, unsuitable
Nano SIM
8.8mm x 12.3mm, unsuitable
Preparation
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Insert a microSD memory card (optional).
The memory card slot is located
to the right of the SIM card slot.
Slide your microSD card into
the slot with the gold contact
facing down.
Only use a memory card that is compatible with this phone,
such as a microSD or a microSDHC card.
To take the memory card out again, press it further into the
slot until you hear a click. The card will then jump out a few
millimetres, making it easy to remove.
If you use an incompatible SIM card or memory card, the phone,
the card or the data on the card can be damaged.
Preparation
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Insert the battery.
Insert the battery, making sure
the gold contacts of the battery
and the phone are touching
each other.
Press the battery cover down
onto the phone until it clicks
into place on each side. Begin
with the top edge of the phone.
Only use batteries, chargers and accessories that are permitted
for this phone. If you don't, the guarantee for the phone will no
longer be valid.
If you change the SIM card or SD card, disconnect the charger,
turn the phone o and take out the battery.
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1.3 Attaching emporia accessories
It is important to emporia that you are able to use your phone
easily and safely, which is why the emporiaSMART comes with
accessories that enhance phone.
emporiaSTYLUS
If you nd it dicult to operate the screen with your nger,
you can use the pen-like device
provided, the emporiaSTYLUS,
instead.
When you tap on the screen with
the soft end of the stylus and the
phone will respond the same
way it does when you tap on
screen with your nger.
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In order to be able to carry the phone around with
the emporiaSTYLUS attached to it, you can ax the
emporiaHOLDER, a loop that will hold the stylus.
• Turn the phone o and, if the charger is connected,
disconnect it from the charger.
• Remove the battery cover and take out the battery.
• Remove the cover 1 over the stylus
holder slot with your ngernail.
• Thread the holder loop through the slot
from the inside to the outside. Make sure
the at side of the emporiaHOLDER 2 is
resting against the housing and that the
slope of the plastic part of the holder runs
upwards along the plastic plate.
• Reinsert the battery and put the cover
back on.
If the holder loop is threaded through
incorrectly, the battery cannot be reinserted properly.
Only use the soft foam head of the stylus to operate the screen.
Do not use the metal tip, as this can leave residue on the screen
and is only intended to make it easier to slip the stylus into the
holder.
1
2
Preparation
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emporia keypad display cover
The emporia keypad display cover is a unique accessory that
enables you to add real function keys to your smartphone.
The keypad can make it easier to place calls and write
messages. You can fold it out the way and operate the phone
via the touchscreen any time, however.
Preparation
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• Turn the phone o and, if the charger is connected,
disconnect it from the charger.
• Take o the battery cover.
• Now replace the battery cover with the emporia keypad
display cover.
• Press the battery cover, which is connected to the keypad
display cover, down onto the phone until it clicks into place on
each side. Begin with the top edge of the phone.
• Finally, pull the keypad display cover forward and fold it over
the bottom edge of the phone to cover the screen.
Protect the keypad display cover from moisture and dirt, which
can prevent the keys from working properly. Also make sure that
the touchscreen is clean before you place the keypad cover over
it. Only use a soft cloth such as a spectacle cleaning cloth to clean
the cover and screen.
The keypad display cover will work in temperatures ranging
from 0 to 40° C.
Preparation
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emporia charging cable with emporiaCONNECTOR
The charging cable has the very user-friendly
emporiaCONNECTOR, a combination of an ergonomically
shaped part that you grip, a guide plate and the industry-
standard Micro USB connector.
When you grip the emporiaCONNECTOR, you will know
whether you are holding it the right way round when you feel
the curve. The guide plate makes it easier to plug the cable
into the phone.
Preparation
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emporia charging unit
The charging unit allows you to charge your phone easily and
also gives you a xed place where you can leave your phone
when you're at home.
To charge the phone, plug the charging cable into
the port on the back of the charging unit, holding the
emporiaCONNECTOR, and place the phone in the charging
unit. If you intend to use this method to charge your phone
every time, you can leave the charging cable plugged into the
charging unit permanently.
Preparation
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emporia earphones
The earphones meet the 3.5 mm CTIA standard and are
equipped with a microphone and a PTT button. You can
accept or end calls by pressing this button briey.
If you listen to the radio, the earphones act as an aerial as well
and can improve radio reception.
Do not use the earphones on a high volume, as this can cause
hearing impairments. You should therefore always check the
volume of the earphones you are using.
Other accessories for the emporiaSMART
You can nd more accessories for the emporiaSMART
at www.emporia.co.uk/products/accessories and purchase
them from specialist stores good product ranges.
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2. PUTTING THE PHONE INTO OPERATION
2.1 Charging the battery
Before you use the phone for the rst time, charge the battery for
at least four hours. If you don't charge the phone for this period of
time, the battery life could be reduced.
Never connect the phone to the charger, the charging unit or a
PC if a battery has not been inserted. Do not attempt to operate
the phone without a battery inserted. Doing this can damage the
phone.
Using the charging cable
• Plug the charging cable's guide plate into the earphone port
and the USB connector into the USB port on the top of the
phone.
• Then plug the cable's mains plug into a wall socket.
Using the charging unit
• Plug the charging cable into the USB port on the charging unit.
• Then plug the cable's mains plug into a wall socket
• and place the phone in the charging unit.
It will take longer to charge the battery with the charging unit
than via the charging cable.
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Using a computer
• Plug the phone into a USB port on your computer. If necessary,
disconnect the USB cable from the mains plug to do this.
Only use the USB charging cable supplied with the phone. Do
not attempt to plug a charging cable with a jack plug into the
earphone port. Doing this can damage the phone.
Battery indicators on the phone
• When the battery is empty:
The phone will beep and a warning will appear on the screen.
The battery icon is red and the LED ashes red.
• When the battery is being charged:
The battery icon is shown lling up,
while the LED is red and briey ashes green.
• When the battery is fully charged:
The battery icon is full and the LED is green.
You can now disconnect the charging cable from the phone
and then unplug the cable from the wall socket.
In Settings - Battery, you can view the remaining battery
run time and current charge level, and can close applications to
extend the battery run time.
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2.2 Turning on the phone
• Before you use your phone for the rst time, remove the
protective lm from the screen.
• Hold down the button for at least two seconds.
• You will feel the phone vibrate. The emporia logotype will
appear on the screen and you will hear a short melody.
When you turn your phone on the rst time, the start-up process
can take up to two minutes. The emporia logo will be on the
screen when this is happening. Please do not interrupt this process.
2.3 Entering a PIN code
Enter the four-digit PIN code for your SIM card when asked to
do so and conrm the code.
Your PIN code (personal identication number) will be a four-digit
number combination and is intended to protect your SIM card and
therefore your phone from misuse. It is your secret number and
will prevent others from being able to turn your phone on. You can
change or turn o your PIN code in Settings – Security – Set up
SIM card lock.
You can make a note of your personal PIN code here:
__________________
You have a maximum of three attempts to enter your PIN code
correctly. If you enter the wrong number three times in a row, you
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will only be able to unblock your SIM card with your PUK code.
You will nd your PIN code and PUK code in the documents
supplied with your SIM card by your network operator.
2.4 Battery-saving mode and locking the screen
If you don't use your phone for a certain period of time,
the screen will switch to battery-saving mode and go black.
You can reactivate the screen by pressing the button or
pressing the button briey.
Locking the screen can also protect your phone from
unintentional input on the touchscreen.
Locking the screen manually
• Press the button briey.
• The screen will go black and lock and the phone will beep.
Setting the screen to lock automatically
In Settings – Security – Screen lock, you can choose from
the following types of screen lock:
• None
• Slide
• PIN: Enter a code of your own that you would like to protect
your phone with.
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Unlocking the screen
• If the screen is black,
press the button or the button briey.
• If the screen is locked with the Slide function, swipe the
Unlock eld on the locked screen to the right. The symbol will
then change to an open padlock and the phone will beep.
• If the screen is locked with your PIN,
type in the code using the screen keypad or the keypad display
cover and conrm it by pressing OK or the button.
• You can now use the screen again,
and it will respond to your touches again.
2.5 Conguring the phone when you rst put it into
operation
When you rst put the phone into operation, you need to
select a number of settings.
You can also carry out this conguration later in Settings if
you wish, but we recommend doing it now.
The start assistant »Nine Little Steps« provides detailed
instructions on conguring the phone when setting it up and
is supplied as a separate folder.
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3. USING THE PHONE
3.1 Buttons on the phone
On/Off button
• Hold the button down for at least two seconds to turn the
phone on or o.
• Press this button briey to turn battery-saving mode on or o.
Home button
• This button will take you back to the home screen any time.
• If the phone is in battery-saving mode, pressing it will activate
the screen and take you to the home screen at the same time.
• If you hold this button down for a long time,
all the applications currently running will be listed.
You now have the following options:
You can select an app by tapping on it briey.
You can close the app by sliding the image of the app to the
left or right edge of the screen to dismiss it.
If you hold your nger down on the image of the app for
several seconds, a list of options will appear. You can select an
action from the list by tapping on it.
You can also press the button through the closed emporia
keypad display cover to return to the home screen.
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Green button
• Start a phone call.
• Accept an incoming call.
Red button
• End an ongoing call.
• Reject an incoming call.
• Undo your last step.
The screen button Back, which is located in the top right-hand
corner of the screen, normally has the same function as the
button.
Camera button
The button allows you to open the camera and take a
photo any time.
Torch button
Holding this button for longer than two seconds will turn on
the torch. Press the button again briey to turn o the
torch.
Emergency button
Press this button to call for help in an emergency.
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Volume buttons
The buttons enable you to
• change the volume,
• mute the phone when it is ringing or mute the alarm clock.
3.2 LED indicators
• Flashing RED light: The battery is dying. Charge the battery.
• Flashing GREEN light: The battery is being charged.
• Steady GREEN light: The battery is fully charged.
• Flashing BLUE light: The phone has received a new notication.
Some apps will use LED indicators as well. The meanings of
the LED signals can dier from the above then and have to be
interpreted dierently.
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3.3 Buttons on the emporia keypad display cover
The keypad display cover combines the advantages of a push-
button keypad phone with your smartphone. The cover has
the buttons that you may already be familiar with from an
emporia push-button keypad phone.
Green button
Accept a call or start a call after keying in the number.
On the home screen, the button opens your call history.
Red button
• End a call or delete the last entry.
• When you receive a message, use or to choose
from the options written above the buttons on the screen
(Show, Later, etc.).
Arrow keys
• Use these keys to navigate to another option in a list.
• key: Opens your Messages
• key: Opens your Contacts
Number keys
Press the numbers to key in a phone number. When you're
writing a message, press the respective key briey multiple
times to type one of the letters on the key.
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Mailbox key
1
Hold the 1 number key down for longer than two seconds to
listen to your mailbox.
Star key
• Press this button once briey to enter a + for an international
dialling code.
• Press it twice briey to input a star,
• three times for P (dialling pause) and
• four times for W.
Hash key
#
aA1
• Press this button once briey to enter a hash.
• When writing a message, you can switch between upper case,
lower case and digit entry.
Home button
This button will take you back to the home screen any time.
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Operating the phone with the keypad display cover
The keypad display cover allows you to operate your
emporiaSMART as you would a push-button keypad phone.
When you place the keypad display cover over the screen, the
phone detects it automatically, and you can use it to
• place and accept calls (See page 52)
• open your contact list, scroll through it and select a contact
(See page 48)
• open your call history
• write and read messages (See page 54)
• enter your screen lock PIN.
Make sure you use the built-in magnets to position the keypad
display cover precisely over the screen. If it is positioned incorrectly,
malfunctions can occur.
Use the keys to move the selected blue line up and down.
Enter digits using the keypad display cover. Press the key to
conrm and the key to delete.
You can also scroll through a list when the cover is closed by
sliding a nger up or down the screen. Tap on a eld to highlight it
in blue and then press the button to select the eld.
All the emporiaSMART functions that can also be carried out using
the emporia keypad display cover are indicated in this user guide
by this symbol:
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When in Contacts or writing a message, you can switch from
using the keypad display cover to using the touchscreen simply by
folding away the keypad display cover. You will not lose anything
you have already typed in. It will be lost if you switch from the
touchscreen to the keypad display cover, however.
Inputting text using the keypad display cover
You can also use to the keypad display cover to input text, for
example to write a message. Press a key multiple times to enter
the character you require (e.g. pressing the
2
abc
button three
times will write c).
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3.4 Using the touchscreen
Before you use your phone for the rst time, remove the
printed protective lm from the screen.
Be careful not to scratch the screen. Protect it from sharp objects
and prevent it from coming into contact with water. If the glass
breaks, you should stop using the screen.
You can operate the touchscreen
in various ways:
Tapping
Tap on the screen with your nger to
• press a button on the screen,
• open an application,
• select a menu item
• or write a character on the screen from
the keyboard.
Tapping and holding
Tap on the screen with your nger and don't remove your
nger immediately. In many cases, this will open the settings
connected to the eld you have tapped on.
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Sliding
Stroke your nger over the screen
to move the screen's content in a
particular direction.
On the home screen, you can scroll to the
left or right and move to two additional
overview pages by doing so.
Zooming in and out
Place your thumb and index nger
on the screen at the same time.
• Moving your nger and thumb further away
from each other will enlarge the image on
the screen,
• while bringing them together will make the
image smaller. The zoom function is not always available.
The Touch Trainer will help you learn these actions. You will nd
this app in All apps.
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3.5 Home screen
The home screen is the starting base
for all your emporiaSMART's operations.
It will appear when you turn the phone
on (apart from the very rst time,
when you have to congure the phone).
You can press the button to call the
home screen up and return to the starting
base at any time.
The home screen consists
of the following elements:
1 Wallpaper
The wallpaper is a decorative background image and
can be set according to your personal preferences.
The time, date and weather are inserted on top of the image.
If you want to change any of these, press and hold the element
you want to change.
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2 Below the wallpaper, there are four elds with the phone's
most important functions:
• Calls and contacts (See page 47)
• Messages (See page 53)
• Photos and camera (See page 55)
• Info centre (See page 57)
3 Icon bar:
The following icons are displayed at the top of the screen if the
application they represent is activated.
Battery icon: Indicates the battery's charge status
Alarm clock: The alarm clock is on
Silent: The silent audio prole is on
Signal strength: Indicates reception quality
Airplane mode: Airplane mode is on
If you tap on , an expanded
indicator eld will open.
This provides you with information on
your current network reception, data
connection, Wi-Fi connection and many
other things.
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Signal Back
74%
Network name
MyWi-Fi
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The following icons can be displayed in the expanded
indicator eld:
GPS is on
GPS is on and has detected your position
Bluetooth is on
A Bluetooth device is connected
Indicates roaming status; additional costs may be incurred
when you're connected to another network
Wi-Fi: A connection to a Wi-Fi network is established
Wi-Fi: A connection to a Wi-Fi network is not established
Earphones: Earphones or an external speaker is plugged
in.
Call forwarding: Call forwarding is activated
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In the centre at the top, you will see a cog icon:
If you tap it or pull it downwards,
Quick settings will open.
Here you have an overview of your phone's most important
settings.
(Detailed instructions on these begin on Page 58.)
On the left above the wallpaper, you
will see an icon for the battery charge
status.
If you tap on this icon, it will show you the
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Battery Back
98%
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There is an additional screen on each side of the
aforementioned home screen: To the left, you'll nd the
personal screen and to the right, the app screen.
3.6 Personal screen
You access the personal screen by
sliding a nger across the screen from
left to right.
You can ll the elds on the personal
screen according to your individual
preferences:
Favourites
You can save four contacts that
you intend to call often here.
Tap on contact eld.
Your contact list will be displayed.
Select an contact by tapping on it.
This contact will now be displayed as a favourite.
If you tap on the favourite, your phone will call
the contact immediately.
Favourites
Contact
Contact
Emergency call
Contact
Contact
Mailbox
My phone number:
+43732777717
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My phone number:
Your own phone number will automatically be displayed here.
If you tap on it you can do the following with the number:
• Email it to a contact
• Text it to a contact
• Copy it
• Edit it
Mailbox:
Here you can call up and adjust the settings for your mailbox:
• Tap on the eld briey to listen to your mailbox.
• Tap and hold your nger on the eld to open the settings for
the mailbox.
Emergency calls
Here you can input your settings for the emergency call
function:
• Save up to ve emergency contact numbers (See page 70)
• Activate the button on the back of the phone
(See page 66)
• Start an emergency call (See page 66)
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3.7 App screen
You access the app screen by sliding
a nger across the home screen from
right to left.
App is short for application and refers to
applications on your phone.
You can open your most frequently used
apps directly from this page and have
access to all the apps on your phone via
the All apps eld. This page will adapt to
your usage habits and therefore change.
The following apps will be displayed
when you first put the phone into
operation:
Camera, Alarm, Calendar, Weather, Calculator, Email,
Internet and All apps.
Most frequently used
Alarm
Email
Weather
All apps
Camera
Calculator
Calendar
Internet
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4. ESTABLISHING CONNECTIONS
4.1 Setting up a Wi-Fi connection
Open Quick settings and turn on Wi-Fi. Then tap on Wi-Fi to
set up a connection. In the start assistant »Nine Little Steps«,
which is supplied as a separate folder, how to set up a Wi-Fi
connection is explained step by step.
4.2 Setting up a data connection
Open Quick settings and turn on Mobile data. Follow the
instructions in the »Nine Little Steps« folder.
4.3 Setting up an email connection
If you want to use your smartphone to send and
receive emails, you can set up an existing email
account on the phone. You will need your email
address and the password to your email account to do this.
1. Select the Email app in All apps.
2. Enter your email address.
3. Enter your password.
• If your email address was set up on an exchange server, your
emporiaSMART will recognise the address and automatically
set up your email connection so that it's ready to use. If it is not
possible to set up the connection automatically, you will need
further details associated with your email address:
Your email address
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Your username and password
Protocol (POP3, IMAP or exchange)
The server addresses and port numbers for your inbox and
outbox
The encryption method
4. Enter your username and password rst.
5. Then select the inbox server for your email address.
6. Next enter the port for your inbox and the corresponding
encryption method before conrming them with Next.
7. Repeat the process for your outbox.
You can set up additional email addresses on your
emporiaSMART as well. Select Settings on the app screen.
Look for the accounts section in the list and select Add an
account. Repeat the setup process for the next email address
you want to add.
If you don't yet have an email address, you rst need to set up an
email account. (You can do this with Gmail at www.gmail.com,
for example.) Only then will you be able to set up email on your
emporiaSMART.
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4.4 Transferring contacts
When you insert you SIM card into your emporiaSMART for
the rst time, contacts that are stored on the SIM card will
be detected automatically. You can transfer the data to the
phone, so that they are then available in Contacts on the
phone any time.
You can also import your SIM contacts later on.
To do this, select Phone book, scroll to the end of the list and
select the eld Import SIM contacts.
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4.5 Bluetooth
Bluetooth is a wireless connection between electronic devices.
It enables you to connect your phone to other Bluetooth-
compatible devices such as a hands-free kit or an external
speaker.
Turning on Bluetooth
Open Quick settings and turn on Bluetooth in More
settings.
Finding Bluetooth devices
All the available Bluetooth devices in your vicinity will be listed.
If the device you're looking for doesn't appear on the list, it rst
needs to be made visible, i.e. put in pairing mode. Refer to the
user guide for the Bluetooth device to nd out how to do this.
Coupling a Bluetooth device
Select the device you want to connect to your phone. Usually
you will have to enter a code on your phone or the Bluetooth
device for the connection to be established. In most cases, this
code will be 0000 or 1234. You will nd information on this in
the user guide for the Bluetooth device.
Devices that have been coupled before will be detected and
connected automatically when they are near your emporiaSMART.
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Disconnecting a Bluetooth device
If you want to disconnect a Bluetooth device from your phone,
open the settings for the device in the Paired devices list and
select Unpair.
4.6 Connecting to a PC to transfer data
You can plug your emporiaSMART into your PC and then
transfer data easily. To do this, use the USB cable supplied with
the phone. Plug the USB connector end into the phone and
the other end into your PC.
The phone will detect the connection and ask you to tap the
Turn on USB storage button. A corresponding notication
will appear in the info centre too. The PC will now recognise
the SD card in the phone as storage device and you will be
able to carry out transfers such as the following: Copy photos
from your phone to your PC and vice versa.
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4.7 Software updates
With the emporiaSMART, you can download the latest
software for the phone yourself and therefore update the
system and improve applications yourself.
1. Open System updates in All apps.
2. Check that Updates via Wi-Fi only in Options – Settings is
activated. If it isn't, downloading updates can incur costs.
3. Check that the battery is at least 30 % charged. If it isn't, the
download cannot start.
4. To begin downloading new software, select Check for
updates.
A message will appear telling you whether or not there is any
new software available. If there is, select Download to start the
update process. The green bar indicates how the download is
progressing.
5. Once the download has been completed, select Update now.
You will be informed that you cannot use the phone during
the update process. Do not press the button during the
update process and do not start using your phone again until
this message has appeared: The installation was successful.
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For your current system version and more information about
your emporiaSMART, go to Settings at the end of the list in
About phone.
4.8 Downloading apps
A number of useful apps are already installed on your
emporiaSMART and these are listed in All apps on the app
screen. You can also install other apps from the Internet
any time, however. To do this, turn on Wi-Fi or enable mobile
data usage.
Start the app installer in All apps to install useful functions
on your phone. You will nd lots of helpful applications
available for download in the "Google Play Store", for example.
Many apps are free, but there are also lots of others you have
to pay for.
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Basic functions
5. BASIC FUNCTIONS
5.1 Calls and contacts
This application enables you to place calls
and manage your contacts.
Placing calls
There are three ways of entering a phone number
to make a call:
• Phone book: Select a contact from the list and
tap on the name.
• Keypad: Enter the number using the keypad and
then press Call.
• Recent calls: Select a contact from your list of recent
incoming and outgoing calls.
Deleting
Select Delete to remove multiple calls from your call history.
Settings
Here you can input voice call settings such as call forwarding
and call barring. In More settings, you can turn on functions
such as Manage xed dialling numbers or the Minute
reminder.
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Phone book
Type the rst few letters of the contact you're looking for
in the search box, and the contacts that match your search
will be listed.
Tap on the name you require to call the contact.
Phone book with the keypad display cover
You can open the phone book using the key on the keypad
display cover. Use the keys to move the selected blue
line up and down. Enter digits using the keypad display cover.
Press the key to conrm and the key to delete.
For information on how to operate your phone using the keypad
display cover, see Page 27.
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Adding contacts
The phone book displays all the contacts available on the
phone. You can add contacts in various ways:
• Adding a contact manually
Click on the Add contact button.
Enter the contact's phone number and then conrm it by
pressing Next.
Enter the person's rst and last names and then save them.
You have now created a contact record for this person and can
expand it by adding other details such as a contact photo, their
landline number, their email address and their birthday.
In Options, you can set this contact as a favourite and access
their details directly from the favourites page.
• Importing contacts from your SIM card
Press the Import SIM contacts button at the end of your
contact list. All the contacts stored on your SIM card will now
be in the phone book.
• Syncing your phone book with your email account
If you set up an email account, all the contacts saved there will
automatically be synced with your phone book.
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Opening and editing contact records
If you want to open a
contact record, tap on the
contact's photo 1 and
then on the iicon 2.
The contact record
containing the contact's
photo, mobile number,
landline number, email
address and birthday will
then be displayed.
If you press a button in the list, the action connected to the
button will be performed. For example, tapping on the phone
number will start a call. If you want to change any of the
details, select a button from the list, edit or add to the piece of
information and then save your change.
In Options, you can send a message to
the contact (Send message),
send the contact details to another contact (Send details),
view the call history for the contact (Call history),
set the contact as a favourite (Mark as favourite) or
delete the contact record (Delete).
If you want to change existing details, select Edit. In Options,
you can add a new eld (Add eld) to the contact record.
Back
Search
Add contact
Mailbox
Ann Reyelt
A
Options
+43732777717
Delete
2
Back
Search
Add contact
Mailbox
M
Elli Andersen
E
Caroline Beyer
C
Ann Reyelt
A1
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Deleting contacts
Select Delete to delete multiple contacts in one go.
Tap on the box beside the contacts that you want to delete.
Next select Delete to remove the selected contacts.
Mailbox
(See page 38)
Accepting or rejecting a call
If you are called, you can
accept the call by pressing the button or
reject the call by pressing the button.
Options during a phone call
Loudspeaker (also available with keypad display cover)
Mute Mute (also available with keypad display cover)
Bluetooth Bluetooth
Keypad Keypad
More More
Call Call+ (also available with keypad display cover)
Main menu Main menu / home screen
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Placing calls with the keypad display cover
You can perform all the actions described above with the
emporia keypad display cover as well. The options available
during a call are limited, however.
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5.2 Messages
This application enables you to send and
receive text messages (SMS) and picture messages
(MMS).
Writing a message
Select Write message.
Enter the text using the keyboard on the screen.
Sending a message
Enter a recipient that you want to send the message to.
Select the eld To or select Send on the keyboard.
You can now search for the recipient in your contacts,
type in a phone number using the keypad or select a number
from your recent calls list.
Sending a message to multiple contacts
If you wish to send the message to more than one recipient at
the same time, select Multiple contacts. You can only select
entries from your contacts list when you do this, however.
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Reading a message
A notication will inform you when you have received a
message. The number of new messages will then be displayed
in a red circle next to the messages icon on the home screen.
Tap on a new message in Messages to read it. You can also
tap on the notication itself to read the new message.
Drafting a message
You can switch to another application in the middle of writing
a message any time. When you return to Write message, the
message you have started will be displayed.
Messages with the keypad display cover
You can write, read and reply to messages using the keypad
display cover.
Use the keys to navigate and the key to conrm a
selection. Input text using the number keys.
For information on how to operate your phone using the keypad
display cover, see Page 27.
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5.3 Photos
This application enables you to view and manage photos,
and also activate the camera and take photos.
Opening the photo album
You can manage your photos and videos here.
All the photos and videos you take will be sorted
chronologically according to the month in which
they were taken.
Viewing a photo
Tap on a photo in the photo album to open it.
Tap on the photo briey to make the following buttons appear:
and : Enable you to go to other photos.
: Deletes the current photo.
: Marks the current photo as a favourite.
Options: Delete, Set as wallpaper, Share, Zoom in, Zoom out,
Rotate (in video mode, only Delete and Share are available)
Zoom in on the photo by tapping on it twice.
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Sending and copying a photo
Open a photo and select Options.
Tapping on Share allows you to send the photo to others
by Bluetooth, email, MMS and other applications.
You can copy photos to a PC by connecting the computer
to you phone with a USBcable. (See page 44)
If you want to send more than one photo at the same time,
tap and hold your nger on one photo on the photo album
overview screen. You can then select multiple photos and share
or delete them in one go.
Photographing and filming
Press the button on the side of the phone or
Take picture in Photo album to activate the camera.
In Options, you can turn on video mode and switch from
the back camera to the front camera.
Press the button again or the camera icon
on the screen to take a photo.
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Zooming in or out on an image section
There are two ways to dene an image section:
• Use and to zoom in out:
Tap on the eld to bring the object closer.
The button will make the object smaller again.
• Zoom in and out with your thumb and index nger
(See page 32).
Selecting flash mode
Tap on the ash symbol and choose from Flash on ,
Flash off and Flash auto .
5.4 Info centre
This application provides you with an overview of all the
notications you have received regarding various
apps. Examples here include missed calls, new
messages and update notices for installed apps.
Opening notifications
Open the info centre and tap on the message you want to
read. Once you have read the notication, it will no longer
appear in the list.
You can hide system notications by selecting Use lter.
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6. QUICK SETTINGS IN DETAIL
Many of these functions are easy to set using the On/O eld
without opening the respective app.
Tap on the name of the function to open the function and
to continue selecting settings.
Alarm clock
Set your desired alarm time by entering the time using the
number keypad and then save the setting.
If you turn the alarm clock on, it will go o every day
at the time set.
If the phone is turned o, the alarm clock is turned o as well.
The alarm clock will not go o when the phone is o.
Open the alarm clock app in All apps to change the alarm
ringtone.
Silent mode
Enter the time you want your phone to leave silent mode and
start ringing normally again.
If you turn the phone o and then on again, silent mode is turned
o. The phone will ring normally from when it's turned on again.
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Wi-Fi
Connect your phone to your Wi-Fi network.
(See Page 40 and the folder »Nine Little Steps«)
Mobile data
The overview will show you how much data you have used as
mobile data and via Wi-Fi up until now.
In Options, you can allow data roaming, restrict background
data and auto-sync data.
Tap on the eld More settings
to expand the list:
Airplane mode
When ying, switch your phone o or to Airplane mode.
Airplane mode will disable the phone's cellular radio and
other communications functions like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and
therefore prevent them from interfering with other electrical
devices on board. All the other functions on the phone will be
able to be used without restriction.
Bluetooth
The name your phone uses to become visible via Bluetooth is
displayed here. Any Bluetooth devices your phone is currently
coupled with will also be listed.
In Options, you can search for Bluetooth devices, rename your
phone and set a visibility timeout.
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Location (GPS)
Here you can specify whether you want your phone to be
locatable. Turn on location detection and input your settings
for the mode:
• High accuracy: GPS, Wi-Fi, mobile networks and other
sensors will all be used to determine the location of your
device as accurately as possible.
When your phone is on this setting, the battery will lose its charge
more quickly than usual.
• Battery-saving mode: Your location is determined using
less energy. Wi-Fi and your mobile network may be used, for
example. Use this mode for functions such as the weather app.
• Device only: Only GPS is used to determine your phone's
location.
This mode only works optimally outdoors and uses a lot of energy.
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Audio profiles
You can choose between four proles:
General (ringing), Silent (no ringing or vibrating), Meeting
(vibration only), Outdoor (loudest ringtone and vibration).
In the General prole, you can select settings by pressing :
• Vibration: When this function is activated, the phone will
vibrate as well as ring or sound the alert tone set when it
receives calls and notications.
• Volume: Set the volume for the ringtone, notication alert
tone and alarm clock, and conrm your choice by pressing OK.
• Ringtone: Select a ringtone from the list for incoming calls and
conrm your choice by pressing OK.
• Default notication sound: Select a tone that you want to
sound when your phone receives notications and conrm
your choice by pressing OK.
• Touch sounds: A tone will also sound every time you tap the
touchscreen.
• Vibrate on touch: The phone will vibrate every time you tap
the touchscreen.
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Network settings
• Data roaming: If you want to establish a data connection
when you're abroad, you need to activate data roaming. Please
be aware that high additional costs can be incurred if you do
this.
• Preferred networks: Here you can specify networks that you
always want your phone to try to connect to rst.
• Network mode: Here you can specify whether you only want
to place calls in 2G or 3G mode or whether the mode should
be selected automatically for you.
• Access Point Names (APNs): If your network operator's
APN is not selected automatically, you can input APNs here
manually. Search for the relevant data for your network
operator on the Internet and enter it in Options – New APN.
Conrm your entry by selecting Save in Options.
• Network operators: Here you can specify whether you want
your phone to automatically select the preferred network, or
you can manually select an operator's network.
Wallpaper
Select a photo from the photo album and set it as the
wallpaper for the home screen.
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Date and time
Here you can select settings for the date, time, time zone and
the formats you would like these displayed in.
Language and input
Specify the language for your phone and select settings for
the keyboard.
The allows you to congure the Emporia keyboard:
• Input languages: Choose whether you want the selected
system language to be the only input language as well or
specify manually which languages should be activated as
input methods. If you choose to have more than one language
activated, you will then be able to switch between your
chosen languages when writing a message by holding your
nger down on the spacebar.
• The following general settings can be activated for the
Emporia keyboard.
• Auto-capitalisation: The rst letter of every sentence will be
capitalised.
• Vibrate on keypress: The phone vibrates every time a button
on the Emporia keyboard is pressed.
• Sound on keypress: Every press of a button on the Emporia
keyboard is accompanied by a clicking sound.
• Pop-up on keypress: Every time a button on the keyboard is
pressed, the selected letter is shown as a pop-up.
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• Keyboard layout: Choose between the standard (QWERTY)
and ABCDEF layouts.
The following text correction settings can be selected:
• Block oensive words
• Spellchecker
• Auto-correction
• Show correction suggestions
The following advanced settings
can be selected:
• Suggestions for next word
• Suggest contact names
• Double-space full stop
• Language switch key
• Switch input methods
• Showing pulling movement
• Key pop-up
• Show app icon
Screen
Select settings for the screen such as the brightness level,
Auto-rotate screen, Phone idle (battery-saving mode), the font
size and Cast screen.
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Security settings
To prevent your phone from being misused by other people,
you can set a screen lock and a SIM card lock here. You can
also specify how your phone will be protected when apps are
installed.
System settings
• Wireless and networks
SIM management, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Data usage, Airplane
mode, Default SMS app, Tethering and Mobile hotspots,
Mobile networks, USB Internet
• Device
Audio proles, Screen, Memory, Battery, Apps
• User
Location, Security, Language and input, Reset
• Accounts
Add an account
• System
Software updates, Date and time, Accessibility, About phone
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7. EMERGENCY CALL FUNCTION
Your phone is equipped with an emergency call function.
You can use it to call for help quickly in an emergency.
The button has been preset to be o, as this function
will only work eciently if it is adapted to your needs. In this
section you will nd out how you can use the emergency call
function and what you need to pay attention to. For your own
safety, please read the whole chapter through carefully.
How do I make an emergency call?
There are two ways to make an emergency call:
• Press the button with the heart on the back of the phone.
• Go to the personal screen, select Emergency call and then
Start emergency call.
Who do I call in an emergency?
Any one of your saved contacts can be set as an emergency
contact. The emergency call function only distinguishes
between private individuals and help organisations.
• A private individual must conrm your emergency call.
This ensures that your call does not go through to an
answerphone or a mailbox.
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Inform the people you are setting as emergency contacts and
discuss with them what they should do in an emergency.
• If you want to add a help organisation or an ocial institution
such as a rescue service, the police or the re brigade as an
emergency contact, it is imperative that you check this is okay
with the respective institution beforehand.
We do not assume liability for any costs incurred through your
calling such an institution by mistake.
• If you do not have any emergency contacts saved, have no
credit on your prepaid phone card or have no reception, the
European emergency number 112 will be dialled when the
activated button is pressed. Your call will then go straight
through to the nearest police station.
What happens after the emergency button is pressed?
If you press and hold the button on the back of the phone
for three seconds, the emergency call sequence will begin.
Warning tone
A continuous warning tone will start sounding immediately to
draw the attention of people nearby to you. The warning tone
will only stop when the emergency call has been cancelled
or conrmed. If you press and hold the emergency button
for three seconds by mistake, immediately press and hold
the button for three seconds. The emergency call will be
cancelled.
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Emergency call message
Help organisations are not sent emergency text messages.
Private emergency contacts will be sent a text informing them
of the incoming emergency call.
You will receive an emergency call with loud beep-signal
during conversion. Press 3x "0" within 1 min, otherwise
call will be dropped automatically!
Help organisations are not sent emergency text messages.
If you have enabled your phone's location to be detected, its
GPS coordinates can be determined in an emergency. To make
your phone locatable, open Settings, then select Location
and then select On.
Your emergency contact will then receive a second message:
Attention! I need help in ...
If the GPS coordinated cannot be determined, perhaps
because it hasn't been possible to receive a GPS signal, the
message will say the following: No GPS position found in
emergency case!
Emergency call cycle
Your ve emergency contacts will be called in the order in
which you have saved them until somebody answers the call. If
it is not possible to get through to the rst contact,
the second contact will be called automatically.
If it is not possible to get through to the second contact,
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the third contact will be called automatically, and so on.
All ve contacts will be called a maximum of three times. After
this, the European emergency number 112 will be dialled.
Your call will then go straight through to the nearest police
station.
Emergency call status
Your phone will switch to hands-free mode on the loudest
setting and automatically answer any incoming calls for one
hour. If you want to turn o emergency call status, you need
to switch the phone o completely by pressing the button
and then turn it on again. When emergency call status is
on, your number will always be displayed even if you have
selected Hide number in Settings.
What does the emergency call recipient have to do?
If you have set a private individual as an emergency contact,
they will have to conrm your emergency call as follows:
• An automatic announcement will be played when the call is
answered.
• Your emergency contact now has to press the 0 (zero) key
three times within 60seconds to conrm the call.
• Otherwise, the conversation will be interrupted and the call
will move on to your next emergency contact. This ensures
that your call does not go through to an answerphone or a
mailbox.
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Activating the emergency button
Go to the personal screen and select Emergency call.
Activate the emergency button by tapping on the On/Off eld.
Saving emergency contacts
You can set up to ve contacts as emergency contacts.
You can use the numbers of private individuals and help
organisations. If possible, you should save private individuals
at the beginning of the list and then help organisations.
Only numbers that are already stored on your
phone can be saved as emergency contact numbers.
1. Select a position in your list of emergency contacts.
2. Contacts will open. Tap on the contact you want to be notied
in an emergency.
3. Specify whether the contact is a private individual or
a help organisation and then conrm your selection
by tapping on Next.
4. Specify whether this emergency contact should receive an
emergency call message before the call in an emergency.
Conrm your selection by tapping on Next.
5. Repeat this routine to add more emergency contacts.
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Editing emergency contacts
To change an emergency contact, tap on the contact in the
emergency contact list and follow the instructions in the
section Saving emergency contacts.
Deleting emergency contacts
1. Select Delete and tap on the contacts you no longer wish to
use as emergency contacts.
2. Conrm your selection by tapping on Delete.
The deleted contacts will remain saved on the phone, but their
places in the emergency contact list will now be unoccupied.
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SAFETY INFORMATION
Please read all the safety information in this user guide carefully and
follow the advice. This is the only way you will avoid hazards and
infringements.
Intended use
• This phone is robust and designed for mobile use. However, it still needs
to be protected from moisture (rain, bathroom water, etc.) and heavy
impacts.
• The phone is well suited to use in temperatures between 0 and 40° C.
Make sure it isn't stored at temperatures below -20° C or over 60° C.
Do not leave it where it will be directly exposed to the sun.
• Using the phone for any purpose other than that described in this user
guide will result in damage to the product. Doing this also entails hazards
such as re, electric shocks, etc. This product must not be changed or
modied, and the casing must not be opened.
The adapter is only suitable for use in conjunction with a standard
household mains socket that is connected to your electrical grid and uses
100-240 volts/50/60Hz (10/16A) of alternating voltage.
8. SAFETY INFORMATION
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Handling the product
• Keep your phone 15mm away from your body and 20cm away from
pacemakers and other medical devices when using it.
• Never try to control a vehicle while holding the phone in your hand.
Always comply with relevant national laws and trac regulations.
• Never shine the LED torch directly in the eyes of people or animals!
(Protection class 3)
• To prevent hearing impairments, do not use the phone on a
high volume for extended periods of time. Do not hold the
phone to your ear when hands-free mode is activated or the
emergency button has been pressed.
• Using earphones on a high volume can cause hearing impairments. Check
the volume of the earphones you are using.
• The contents of this package are not suitable for young children and may
include small parts that can be swallowed. Keep the phone out of the
reach of young children.
• Turn the phone o in hospitals and medical facilities when instructed to.
• Turn the phone o in aeroplanes and airports when instructed to.
• Switch the phone o whenever you are near a petrol station or other
places with explosive substances.
• As a precaution, we recommend disconnecting the phone from the
charger during thunderstorms.
• The mains adapter serves as a separator between the product and your
mains supply. The mains supply must be close to the device and easily
accessible.
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Sensors on the phone
Your phone is equipped with various sensors for the following functions:
• Movement (internal sensor)
• Distance (sensor to the left of the emporia logo)
• Light (sensor to the left of the emporia logo)
• Orientation (internal compass)
• Magnetic eld (intern magnetometer)
• Protect the sensors from dirt and moisture.
• Do not cover the sensors, as this could restrict some functions.
• Magnets are xed to the keypad display cover and the phone, so that the
cover can be attached. For this reason, do not keep your phone next to
cards with a magnetic strip (cash cards, credit cards, entry cards, etc.), as
these could be damaged.
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8.1 Guarantee
Your 12-month guarantee period (six months for the battery) begins when
the device is handed over to you. You must be able to verify the time
of the handover by providing us with the original proof of purchase
(receipt or invoice) with the phone's IMEI number on. Keep these
documents in a safe place.
Any work or service provided under the guarantee will be provided in
accordance with the guarantee terms and conditions in place at the
time of your purchase. The guarantee is only valid if original batteries
supplied by emporia have been used. To the maximum extent permitted
by applicable law, emporia is under no circumstances responsible for the
following situations:
• Any loss of data or income
• Any special, incidental, consequential or indirect damage, regardless of
how the damage has been caused
8.2 Support
Emporia Service Centre
Industriezeile 36 · 4020 Linz · Austria · www.emporia.at
• Germany: 0049 (0)180 · 59 13 181
• Austria: 0043 (0)732 · 77 77 17 · 446
• Switzerland: 0041 (0)8484 · 50004
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8.3 Disposal
Disposing of the packaging
The packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and should be
made available for reuse.
Disposing of the battery
Batteries should never be disposed of as domestic refuse!
As a consumer, you are legally required to return used batteries.
They can be handed in at one of your community's local collection points
or at specialist stores.
Disposing of the device
If this product ever wears out, please don't dispose of it as
domestic refuse. To ensure you don't cause damage to the
environment, take it to a collection or recycling centre where
used devices are processed for recycling in an environmentally
friendly manner.
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8.4 Technical product details
• Speakers are suitable for people with hearing impairments (HAC M4/T4).
• Frequency ranges: GSM 900/1800 MHz (GPRS/EGDE),
UMTS 900/2100 MHz (HSDPA/HSUPA)
• Dimensions: 138mm x 10mm x 69.5mm
• Weight: 156g
• Screen size: 4.5" capacitive multitouch
• Screen resolution: 960 x 540 pixels
• Operating temperature range: 0 - 40° C
• Torch: (protection class 3)
• Battery (replaceable): AK-S1 – Li-ion 3.8V/2600mAh
• Standby time: up to 500 hours
• Talk time: up to 500 min.
• Internal antenna: SAR 0.947 W/kg (body), 0.408 W/kg (head)
• Adapter (in: 100 - 240V, AC 50/60 Hz | out: 5.0V - 2A DC)
• 8MP (back camera) 2MP (front camera)
• Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi, GPS, FM radio
• Operating system: Android 4.4.2.
• RAM: 512MB
• Storage: 4GB
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8.5 Declaration of conformity (DOC)
We, Emporia Telecom Produktions- und Vertriebs-GmbH & Co.KG.,
Industriezeile36, 4020Linz, Austria, hereby declare that the construction
of the device described in the following complies with the relevant EC
directives stated below.
Item description: WCDMA smartphone
Item number: S1
Relevant EC directives:
Radio and Telecommunication Terminal Equipment Directive 1999/5/EC
R & TTE Directive 1999/5/EC
Harmonised EN basic and engineering standards:
• Health and safety: EN 50332-1:2000;
EN 50332-2 :2003; EN 50360 :2001; EN 50566 :2013;
EN 60950-1:2006 + A11:2009 + A1:2010 + A12:2011;
EN 62209-1:2006; EN 62209-2:2010; EN 62479:2010
• EMC: EN 301 489-1V1.9.2; EN 301 489-3V1.6.1; EN 301 489-7V1.3.1;
EN 301 489-17V2.2.1; EN 301 489-24V1.5.1; EN 55013 :2001 + A2:2006;
EN 55020:2007 + A11:2011; EN 55022:2010; EN 55024:2010
• Radio spectrum: EN 300 328V1.8.1; EN 301 511V9.0.2; EN 301 908-1V6.2.1;
EN 301 908-2V6.2.1; EN 300 440-1V1.6.1; EN 300 440-2V1.4.1
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