Ningbo Bird C600 CDMA 1X Digital Mobile Phone User Manual SNMC600 UserMan

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I. Messages
Write Message (Write msg) Write
Inbox
Out Box
Archive Archives
Delete Message (Delete msg) Delete
Message Settings (Msg setting) Settings
Messages
This feature is network dependent, it provides short messages service.
CDMA networks do not need message center number, it is available once you have subscribed to a
network.
After entering the destination number (recipient), you will be prompted to enter a Callback
number, it is use to notify the SMS recipient to make a return call to that number. This function
can only be realized if the recipient is a CDMA unit too, GSM phones do not support this feature.
You may leave the Callback number empty.
Write Messages
Under this function you can write, edit, save, or send short messages.
Press“确定”to select write messages and enter the editing page, you can press # key to shift
between input methods, and the * key to shift between lower and upper case. The maximum
number of characters per message is 130, but if there are non ASCII strings, the maximum is 70
characters.
Press“发送” to enter Destination number edit page, you could input multiple destination numbers
by using the UP/DOWN key to move between number input lines, you could press “左软键”
(Search) to search and input numbers or groups from Recent SMS Numbers, Recent Call Numbers,
or Phone Book, the selected number will be displayed in the edit number page. After inputting the
destination number, press “左软键” (OK) to go to the Callback number input page, the callback
number may be left blank. Press “左软键” (OK) again to enter the Send option page and select
between Send and save, Send, or Save options.
Save and save – send the SMS and save it to the Outbox.
Send – send the SMS only, without saving it.
Save – Save the SMS to the Outbox only, without sending.
If message sending is unsuccessful, your message will be saved to the Outbox regardless of your
send option selection. Saved SMS displays only the first recipient’s number when sending to
multiple numbers or groups.
Inbox
The phone will alert you of new incoming messages, the display will show new message icon and
the number of unread messages, press “左软键” (OK) to read, display will now show the SMS
details such as sender’s name (if the contact number is saved in Phone Book) or number and the
message content.
To read messages in the Inbox, select Inbox in the Messages menu, press UP/DOWN key to scroll
to the desired SMS, press “左软键” (OK) to read. Here you can perform the following operations
by pressing “左软键” (Options):
Reply – to write a reply to the sender;
Forward – to send or forward the message to a third party;
Delete – to delete the SMS;
Save Number – to save the sender’s phone number in the Phone Book;
Dial – to dial the sender’s number;
Go to Archive (Move to Archive) – to transfer the SMS to Archives box.
Outbox
This item contains recently sent or unsent messages. After entering the Outbox, press the
UP/DOWN key to scroll to the desired SMS, press “左软键” (OK) to read selected message, then
press “左软键” (Options) to perform the following operations:
Forward – send the SMS to a third party;
Delete – delete the SMS from memory;
Send Again – to resend the SMS;
Save Number – to save the recipient’s number in the Phone Book;
Dial – to call the recipient;
Go to Archive (Move to Archive) – to transfer the SMS to Archives box..
Archive Archives
All messages transferred to the Archives are displayed here. Press the UP/DOWN key to scroll to
the desired SMS, press “左软键” (OK) to read selected message inside the Archives menu.
If the selected SMS is transferred to Inbox, please refer to the Inbox for detail operations; if it is
transferred to Outbox, refer to the Outbox for detail operations.
Pressing the “左软键” (Options) will make the operations such as forward, delete, send again,
save number, and dial available, the detail operation and function is similar to that of the Inbox or
Outbox depending on where the SMS is transferred from.
Delete Messages
This function allows you to clear Inbox, Outbox, Archives, or All Messages.
The memory capacity of your phone is：50 inbox messages; 50 outbox messages; and 15 archived
messages, please always make sure that there are available memory space.
Note: If the phone supports RUIM card, then the SMS may be saved to RUIM card, the capacity
depends on the RUIM card capacity.
Message Settings
Set or change your message settings here.
Priority – select the priority of your SMS: Normal; Important; Urgent; Immediate.
II. Call Records
Missed
Received
Dialed
Rejected
Duration Durations
Delete History (Del history)
Call Records
Missed
Displays list of your recent unanswered calls. Use the UP/DOWN key to browse the numbers,
press the Left Soft key to enter options menu, again use the UP/DOWN key (to scroll) and Left
Soft key (to select) to browse, save, or delete record.
Received
Displays you recent answered calls, the operations are similar to that of the Missed calls.
Dialed
Displays list of your recent dialed numbers, the operations are similar to that of the Missed calls.
Rejected
Displays you recent refused calls, the operations are similar to that of the Missed calls.
Durations
Displays the duration of your Last Call; Received calls; outgoing Dialed calls; and All Calls, you
can also reset the timers here. Scroll to the desired item and press Left Soft key to view air time.
When an option is selected, press Left Soft key to delete the duration. For example, inside the Last
Call view, press the Left Soft key to delete the duration, press Right Soft key to go back. Of course,
all call durations cannot be deleted.
删除通话记录
Delete your Missed, Received, Dialed, Rejected, or All call record using this function. Choose one
item using the UP/DOWN key and select OK (Left Soft key) to enter, use the UP/DOWN key to
select YES (if you wanted to delete) or NO (if you do not want to delete) and press OK (Left Soft
key).
III. Phone Book (Phonebook)
Search
New Entry Add
Delete Phone Book (Del phonebook) Empty
Groups
Own Number
Capacity
Phone Book
Use this feature to save information of your contacts, you can save, edit, and delete names and
numbers in the Phone Book and manages groups here.
This phone can store up to 300 records, each contact name may be up to 40 characters long.
Search
This feature helps you easily search for desired contact person’s information. You can choose to
search according to name, number, or groups.
Name – input the name or part of the name of the contact you are looking for, press OK
(Left Soft key) to confirm, the screen will display contacts that fits into your inputted
criteria, scroll using the UP/DOWN key to the correct name and press the “左软键”
(View) to see the contact record, then choose Options (Left Soft key) to perform
operations:
Call – dial the contact number;
SMS – write and send an SMS to the contact;
Edit – Edit the contact record;
Delete – Delete the contact record.
Phone Number – input the phone number or part of the phone number to search phone
book records. Detailed operations are similar to that of searching Name.
Groups – you can enter a particular group and search through the records among the
group, detail operations are similar to that of searching Name.
New Entry Add
Press OK (left Soft key) to enter the add entry page, input the name (use the # key to shift between
input methods and * key to shift between upper and lower cases), telephone number, and groups.
Del Phone Book Empty
This feature lets you empty the contents of the phone book. Scroll to YES (if you wanted to empty
content) or NO (if you do not want to empty content) and press OK (Left Soft key).
Groups
This function allows you to manage groups inside your phonebook. Once inside, the screen will
display all existing groups, use the UP/DOWN key to scroll, press the Left Soft key to enter
Options, you can view Group Members, set Group Ringtone, or edit Group Name. When viewing
group members, you can use the UP/DOWN key to scroll to the desired name and press the Left
Soft key to View details, pressing the Left Soft key again will lead you to operating options
similar to that of searching Name.
Own Number
This item displays your own phone number.
Capacity
This item tells you the used capacity over the total capacity.
IV. Ringtones
Ringtones
Adjust Volume (Adjust vol) Volume
Call Alert
Message Alert (Msg alert)
Keypad Tone
Battery Low
Ringtones
You can set alert modes, alert tones and other relevant ring and alert settings.
Ringtones
Includes 25 incoming call alert and 5 incoming message alerts to choose from. You can also set
activate or deactivate and select tones for Power ON and Power OFF.
Adjust Volume
Adjusts incoming Call, incoming Message, Talk, and DTMF Tone volumes.
Call Alert
Sets the incoming call alert type to Ring, Vibrate, Silent, or Ring and Vibrate.
Message Alert
Sets the incoming messages alert type to Ring, Vibrate, Silent, or Ring and Vibrate.
Keypad Tone
Activates and deactivates keypad tones.
Battery Low
Activates and deactivates alarm if the battery charge condition is low.
V. Settings
Date & Time
Language
Display
Call Setup Call
Security
Restore All Restore
Settings
Here you can make the preferred settings for various phone features.
Date & Time
This is used to set the date and time formats for the phone display.
Time Format – choose from HH:MM am/pm (12-hour) or HH:MM (24-hour) modes;
Date Format – choose between DD/MM and MM/DD formats.
Language
Choose among the operating languages：Simplified Chinese (中文), English, French (Français),
Spanish (Español), Portuguese (Portugués). Actual options may vary defending on the market.
Display
Use this feature to make necessary illumination and contrast adjustments.
Backlight – you can choose how long the backlight will remain on while the phone is idle:
30, 20, or 15 seconds, or to deactivate the backlight.
Contrast – you can adjust the level of display contrast in a range of 0-100.
Greetings – you can set your own standby greetings.
Call Setup
This feature is used to set different call settings.
Any Key Answer – if activated, incoming calls will automatically be connected by
pressing any key on the key pad.
Minute Minder – activates or deactivates the one minute reminder beep during calls.
Call Divert – allows you to divert or forward incoming calls to a specified number, this
feature requires network support, please contact your operator.
－－Divert All – diverts all incoming calls to a specified number.
－－Divert if Busy – diverts incoming call to a specified number when your line is
busy.
－－Divert if No Answer - diverts incoming call to a specified number when you
didn’t answer.
－－Default Call Divert - diverts incoming call to a specified number if conditions
does not fit any of the above but the call cannot be established.
The following divert operations can be performed by pressing 左软键 after entering the
selected divert mode:
Activate: to activate the type of divert mode, press 左软键 to confirm, enter or
select the number where incoming calls will be diverted to, the phone will send
your settings to the network, and the network will reply with a confirmation
message.
Deactivate: to deactivate the type of divert the phone will send your settings to the
network, and the network will reply with a confirmation message.
－－Cancel All Diverts – to deactivate all set incoming call diverts.
Call Waiting – to activate or deactivate call waiting feature. If activated, the screen will
display incoming call information when there is an incoming call while you are on an
active call, you can choose if to accept the incoming call. This feature is also network
dependent, please contact your operator.
Incoming Firewall – input the numbers that you do not wish to receive calls from here,
once a number is included here, you will no longer receive incoming calls from that
number.
Auto Answer – activate or deactivates automatic answering mode. When activated, all
incoming calls except from those numbers in the incoming firewall will be automatically
connected by your phone without the need to press any key.
Voice Mail Divert – allows you to divert your voice mails to you operator provided space
to be retrieved later. If you require this feature, please contact your operator.
－－Divert if Busy – diverts incoming voice mail when your line is busy.
－－Divert if No Answer - diverts incoming voice mail when you didn’t answer.
Security
Lock Mode – First you have to enter the phone code (factory default code is 0000). Then you can
choose to Clear (deactivate), Power On (require phone code input when powering ON), or Lock
Now (lock the phone from use immediately).
Change Password Change Code – to change the phone code or password, enter the old code first,
then input the new code, and input the new code again to confirm.
Set PIN Code – choose to activate or deactivate PIN.
Change PIN Code – activate PIN code first then operate similarly to changing the phone code to
change the PIN code.
Emergency Numbers – you can set emergency numbers here.
Restore All
Use this feature to restore your phone’s settings to factory defaults.
VI. Accessories
Alarm
Calculator
Calendar
World Time
Converter
Accessories
Alarm
You can use the phone to alert you similar to an alarm clock. Select Alarm and
Activate – when you activate the alarm, you will be asked to enter the alarm time, enter
the alarm time to set the time when the phone will alert you daily. There are two ways to
enter the alarm time, when the time format is set to 12 hour format, the input range will
be from 00:00-12:59; when the time format is set to 24 hour format, the range will be
00:00-23:59.
Deactivate – when you choose this option, the alarm you set will be deactivated.
Reminder Type – to set the way the phone will remind you:
－－Ringtones – you can choose to be reminded by your phone through ringing, here
you will be able to select the type of ringtone for the alarm.
－－Vibrate – you can activate or deactivate vibration during alarm.
Calculator
Use the calculator feature to do simple mathematical computations. Use the numeric keys to enter
the corresponding numbers, use the UP/DOWN key to select operations (+, -, *, /), use the Left
Soft key to get the result, use the # key to shift inputs between positive and negative values, use
the * key to put a decimal point, and use the Right Soft key to clear the last digit entered.
Calendar
Displays the current month calendar, you can use the UP/DOWN key to scroll and browse
previous or succeeding months.
World Time
Set Time Zone – set the time zone when the phone is currently located to +xx:xx hours of the
GMT.
Time Query Query Time – displays the current time zone’s representative city, press UP/DOWN
key to move between representative cities, press the Left Soft key to display the time zone’s
corresponding current date and time.
Converter
Set Exchange Set Currency – input the names of the first (originating) currency and
second (resulting) currency; and their relationships or exchange rates accordingly.
Conversion – converting currencies base on the exchange rate set.
－－Currency 1 to Currency 2 – enter the amount of currency 1 and press OK (Left
Soft key) to get the resultant currency 2.
－－Currency 2 to Currency 1 – enter the amount of currency 2 and press OK (Left
Soft key) to get the resultant currency 1.
VII. Games
Includes two games: Snake & 5 Piece Chess (Link 5/Go Bang).
Snake
Select the Snake game and choose among the following options:
Start – begin a new game, use numeric keys 2,4,6,8 for up, left, down, right directions
respectively to control the direction of the snakes.
Level – set the difficulty level of the game to: Low Easy; Middle; or High Hard.
Help – displays playing directions.
5 Piece Chess (Link 5/Go Bang)
After you selected the game, you have the following options::
Start – begin a new game, press numeric keys 1-9 (except 5) corresponding to their
direction in reference to the 5 key as the direction where the chess piece will move until it
reach the desired position, then press the numeric key 5 to confirm.
Settings – includes three settings: First Move, Rule, and Level
－－First Move – chooses who (player or phone) will have the first move.
－－Rules – selects either using Professional (Expert’s) or Amateur (Beginner’s)
rules.
－－Level – picks the difficulty level: Novice (Low) or Expert (High).
－－Help – displays the game’s directions.
FCC Part 15 Notice
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.
Warning: this device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device pursuant to Part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission's Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radiofrequency energy and, if not used and
installed in accordance with the instruction, 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 this equipment on and off, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
(1) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna;
(2) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver;
(3) Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the other
receiver is connected;
(4) Consult the dealer or an expert radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
This Device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment.
Important Note: To comply with FCC RF exposure requirement, the antenna used for this
transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitters.
Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
SAR
Your phone, a radio transceiver designed and manufactured not to exceed exposure limits
to radio waves or radiofrequency (RF) energy set by the FCC of USA. Given in terms of a unit
referred to as the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), which is a measure of the amount of radio
frequency energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone, these limits are part of
comprehensive guidelines adopted and consistent with recommendations by independent scientific
organizations through periodic and thorough scientific evaluations. The standards include a
substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of age and health.
The FCC limit for public exposure from cellular telephones is an SAR level of 1.6 watts
per kilogram (1.6 W/kg) ave. over 1 gram of tissue.
Tests are conducted with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power levels in all
tested frequency bands. Thus, the actual operating SAR level can be well below the maximum
value. This is because your phone is designed to use only minimum power required to reach the
network. As a general rule, the closer you are to wireless base station antenna the lower the power
output.
The tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g.: at ear or worn on the body) as
required by the FCC for each model. The highest SAR for this model when tested for use at head
is 1.240 W/kg and 0.358W/kg at body.
To comply with RF exposure requirements, a minimum distance of 1.5 cm between the
body and the device must be maintained. Third party holsters and similar accessories must not
contain metallic parts. Body-worn accessories that do not meet these requirements may not
comply with the RF exposure requirements and should be avoided. Unauthorized antenna,
modifications, or attachments could impair call quality, damage the phone, or result in violation of
regulations. Do not use the phone with a damaged antenna, if a damaged antenna comes in contact
with the skin, may result to a minor burn. Contact your dealer for a replacement.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other
antenna or transmitters.
Safety Precautions
Please read and remember the following safety precautions. Failure to observe these
instructions may be dangerous, may lead to suspension of cellular service, or even resulting into
legal consequences. Always follow safety regulations in your area.
Road Safety
Obey local Laws, always park your properly vehicle first and avoid using hand-held
telephone while driving. If unavoidable and allowed, use hands-free mode or hands-free devices
when driving. For best performance, use with external antenna while inside a vehicle. Some
electronic device in the car may interfere or be interfered by cellular phones. Allow only qualified
technician to install your phone to your vehicle. Do not place your phone atop an airbag or air bag
deployment area.
Refueling Safety
For maximum safety, switch off your cellular phone when refueling or inside a refueling
station.
Interference
Mobile radio transmitting equipments including cellular phones may cause and are
susceptible to interference, which may cause danger. Please follow special regulations in your area.
Switch OFF your cellular phone whenever and wherever its use is restricted.
Hospital Safety
The use of cellular equipment may interfere with operation of medical devices in medical
facilities. Remember to follow special regulations enforced in these area and switch OFF your
phone when necessary.
Aircraft Safety
Using cellular telephones in an aircraft may disrupt radio transmission and signals that
may be dangerous to aircraft operation. Be sure to switch off your cellular telephone while inside
an aircraft. For maximum safety, remove the battery pack from the phone unit.
Electronic Device Safety
Health Industry Manufacturers Association recommends that a minimum distance of 6
inches be maintained between a hand-held wireless phone and a pacemaker. These
recommendations are consistent with the independent research and recommendations of Wireless
Technology Research.
Persons with pacemaker should take note of their conditions. If there is any reason to
suspect that interference is taking place, please switch OFF your phone immediately. Observe the
following diligently:
Should always keep the phone at a distance of more than 6 inches from the pacemaker
when the phone is switched ON.
Should never carry the phone in a breast pocket.
Should use the ear opposite the pacemaker when making or answering a call to minimize
the potential interference.
Chemical & Explosive Site Safety
Follow all restrictions regarding the use of cellular devices in chemical plants, fuel
storage, fuel distribution area, or where blasting operation is in progress.
Sensible Usage
For satisfactory operation, use the equipment in accordance with the instructions in this
manual. When using this device, obey all regulations, be wary of your own personal safety before
convenience of using the phone and respect privacy and legitimate rights of others.
Child Safety
Keep your phone and all its accessories away from children.
Accessories & Batteries
Use only accessories that are approved or are specifically made for your cellular phone.
Do not connect incompatible devices. Read its user guide carefully first before connecting other
devices.
Qualified Service
Only qualified and authorized persons may disassemble, service or install the phone.
Disposal
As with all electronic equipments, your phone and its accessories should not be treated as
ordinary household waste when the time for disposal comes, it should be handed to appropriate
collection point for proper disposal and recycling. By doing so, you will be helping in preventing
potentially negative consequences to the environment and human health.
Emergency Calls
Emergency calls may be made using the cellular telephone in network service areas.
Operating Conditions
Your phone is not water and moisture resistant or resistant to extreme temperatures. Do
not use the device in damp or wet areas as moisture and liquids may corrode its parts. Do not
expose your phone to temperature below -10 degrees or above +55 degrees Celsius.
Operating Distance
This phone model is tested and meets RF exposure guidelines if used as follows when
receiving or transmitting voice or data:
Against the ear: hold the phone as normally would in using a landline phone.
Body worn: place in a carrying accessory with no metal parts at 1.5 cm minimum distance
from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance. Position the phone 1.5 cm
away from the body if no body worn accessory is used or not holding it against the ear.
Care & Maintenance
The following suggestions will help you take care of your phone for optimal performance:
Keep the phone and all accessories out of reach of children.
Keep the phone dry. Your phone is not water resistant. Liquids contain minerals that can
corrode electronic circuits.
Keep the phone away from extreme temperatures. High temperatures can shorten the lives of
electronic components and the device; melt plastics parts; and damage batteries. Remember
to remove your phone from your vehicle when parked at an open space.
Keep a back up or written copy of important information stored on your phone.
Do not attempt to open or disassemble the phone. Non-expert handling may damage the
phone.
Do not use strong cleaning solvents, either acidic or basic, to clean the phone.
Use the accessories and battery type as specified in the instructions, or as provided by the
manufacturer, use of unqualified accessories will invalidate the warranty.

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