Table of Contents
Forewords........................................................................................................................ 1
FCC Part 15 Notice.......................................................................................................... 2
SAR .................................................................................................................................. 3
Safety Precautions.......................................................................................................... 4
Care & Maintenance........................................................................................................ 6
Glimpse of Your Phone................................................................................................... 6
Knowing the Keys ........................................................................................................... 8
Understanding Display Icons......................................................................................... 9
Quick Reference............................................................................................................ 10
Preparing Your Phone................................................................................................... 11
Using Your Phone ......................................................................................................... 13
Accessing the Menus ................................................................................................... 16
Using the Features........................................................................................................ 19
Messages .................................................................................................................................19
Camera ....................................................................................................................................27
Games .....................................................................................................................................29
Phone Book .............................................................................................................................30
Call Records............................................................................................................................32
Alarm ......................................................................................................................................33
Settings....................................................................................................................................33
Mobile Web.............................................................................................................................38
Multimedia..............................................................................................................................39
Media Player ...........................................................................................................................41
STK* .......................................................................................................................................42
Extras ......................................................................................................................................42
Input Methods................................................................................................................ 46
Accessories................................................................................................................... 47
Technical Specifications............................................................................................... 49
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................ 49
Forewords
Sincerest felicitation and congratulations for wisely choosing M19 mobile phone!
Our cellular phones are approved for GSM networks conforming to communications
industry standards of the People's Republic of China, complies with FCC rules and
regulations, and meeting stringent European standards.
To use this phone you must subscribe to a GSM service from a provider. We have
included many features in this device but their function depends on the features available
with your subscribed wireless network. Please contact your service provider for more
information.
We strongly recommend you to carefully read and understand this manual before
using your phone in order to keep it under best conditions for your effective usage and
utmost satisfaction.
This User Manual is published by the manufacturer without any warranty. Revisions
and improvements resulting from typographical errors, inaccuracy of current information,
and improvements to the device or software may be done without any prior notification,
but will be incorporated to newer editions. More information and help on your phone may
be available at the manufacturer’s web site. The manufacturer reserves all rights to the
contents herein. Copyrights and trade marks mentioned in this document remain with their
respective owner. Reproduction, transfer, storage, or distribution in whole or in part of
copyrighted materials without prior written permission is expressly prohibited.
Bird is a trademark of China Bird Company, Limited.
JAVATM and all JAVATM based trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S.A. and other countries.
T9 associated with predictive text input is protected under one or more of the following
US patents: 5,818,437; 5,953,541; 5,187,480; 5,945,928; 6,011,554 and other patents are
being applied worldwide..
The WAP navigator software included are exclusive properties of Openwave,
therefore it is forbidden to modify, translate, disassemble or even decompile all or part of
these softwares.
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 1.22 W/kg (1900MHz) and 0.962 W/kg (850MHz), while 0.731 W/kg
(1900MHz) and 0.746W/kg (850 MHz) 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.
Glimpse of Your Phone
(The pictures below are for reference only)
Knowing the Keys
Key
Description
ON/OFF, End/Cancel (Red) Key
Long press powers phone ON/OFF.
Press to end, reject call; or to exit a menu.
Call/Answer (Green) Key
Press after dialing to connect,
press if there is an incoming call to answer,
press during a call to activate hands-free;
press from standby to go to call records list.
Left Soft Key, Right Soft Key
Press to select function or action as indicated on the bottom line display
directly above them,
Press Left Soft Key from standby to enter Main Menu.
Press Right Soft Key from standby to go to Messages Inbox.
Navigator
Press the up/down/left/right direction in menu to scroll, browse or in edit
page to move cursor;
Push up navigator to activate camera from standby;
Push down navigator to view Phone Book entries;
Push left navigator to view message list in the Inbox;
Push right navigator to set ringtones.
UP/DOWN flank Key
Press from standby to adjust key tone volume;
press while in call to adjust earpiece volume;
press while in Music Player mode to adjust volume.
Music Player Quick Key
Press and hold from standby to activate Music Player;
Press in Camera mode to capture photo.
OK Key
Press from standby to access web homepage;
Otherwise acts as the confirm key when pressed.
0-9 Numeric Keys
Hit corresponding keys to input number when dialing or numbers and
characters when editing;
long press “1” key to go to voice mail;
press “0” key when editing to enter a space;
long press “0” key when dialing to input “+” for international access..
＊(star) Key
Press in standby to input “*” character;
long press from standby activates and deactivates silent mode;
press when editing to shift to change case;
press when in music player mode to mute player.
＃(pound) Key
Press in standby to input “#” character;
long press from standby to lock or unlock keypad;
press when editing to change input method.
Understanding Display Icons
Icon
Description
Signal Strength
Shows the received signal strength. Fuller bar means stronger signal.
Alarm
Appears when an alarm is set and activated.
Battery Status
Shows the charge level of phone battery. Fuller bar indicates more power
left. When charging, the bar will scroll until the battery is fully charged.
SMS
Shows on top of the display to indicate there are unread short text
messages.
MMS
Shows on top of the display when receiving or sending multimedia
messages with the arrow flashing.
SMS Full
Shows when message Inbox is full.
Silent
Shows when your phone is on silent or vibrate only mode (please refer to
* key).
Ringing
Shows when your phone alert mode is on a mode that includes ringing.
Hands-Free
Shows when your phone is on hands-free mode (please refer to the
quick-guide).
Quick Reference
Make a call
Answer a call
End a call
Reject a call
Muting
Redial
Adjust call volume
Hands-free ON/OFF
Dial the number, press the CALL/ANSWER key.
Press the CALL key or the ACCEPT key.
Press the END/CANCEL key.
Press the END/CANCEL key or the BUSY key.
Press the Mute ON / Mute OFF.
Press the OPERATE/CALL key twice.
Press the up or down flank key during call.
Press OPTIONS, select Amplified mode ON, press OK,
choose YES to activate hands-free during call, follow the
same procedure whilst selecting Amplified Mode OFF to
deactivate. Or press the CALL/ANSWER key during call and
select YES to activate.
Hold a call
Press the OPTIONS, select Hold call, press OK, to unhold,
follow the same procedure whilst selecting Take Back Call.
Save a contact
Key in the number using the numeric keys, press STORE or
the OK key, select a memory location using the up or down
navigator, and hit OK, enter each field and press OK key to
confirm, then select or press SAVE.
Look for a contact
Press the down navigator key or access the Phone Book
menu and scroll to the desired contact.
Compose & send SMS
Select Menu Æ Messages Æ New Messages Æ SMS,
compose, press Options and select Send or hit OK key, input
recipient number, and hit OK key.
Compose & send MMS
Select Menu Æ Messages Æ New Messages Æ MMS,
compose, press Options and select Send or hit OK key, input
recipient number, and hit OK key.
Read messages
Press Read or the OK key when alerted of a new message
receipt. To read inbox messages, press the left navigator key,
scroll to desired message, and press Options and select
Read or hit OK key.
Reply to message
Press Options and select a Reply option, then follow
procedure as in composing and sending a new message.
Enter a menu
Back out from a menu
Press the Left Soft Key.
Press the Right Soft Key. Pressing END/CANCEL key will
back-out to the standby window.
Take a picture
Go to Menu Æ Camera Æ Camera, point camera at subject
and press OK key. Or press the up navigator key, point, and
press OK key to capture.
Play a song
Press & hold Music Player Quick Key, scroll to desired song
and OK key to play.
Lock/Unlock keypad
Press and hold the “#” key to lock or unlock keypad.
Press or Hit
Press toward the underside of the phone briefly and release.
Long Press or Press & Hold Press toward phone underside, keep the position for
about three seconds, and release.
Preparing Your Phone
Installing SIM Card
1.
2.
3.
4.
Please keep your SIM card out of reach of children.
Scratches and bends can easily damage the SIM card. Please be extra careful when
installing, removing, handling or storing your SIM card.
Before installing or removing the SIM card, make sure the phone is switched OFF,
then remove the back cover and battery.
Push down the back cover latch at the rear lower center portion and slide the back
cover toward the bottom of the phone until it can be removed;
Remove the battery (see Removing Battery);
Gently slide in the SIM card into the SIM holder flat side first and the beveled corner
at the upper left corner with the metal contact face down.
Fit the battery and replace the back cover by pushing and sliding it towards the top of
the phone.
SIM Card Holder
Fitting Battery
Push the battery into place with the label down and metal contacts at the upper left
top side in the back of the phone until the battery fits into place, then replace the back
cover (see #4, Installing SIM Card).
Removing Battery
Remove the back cover (see #1, Installing SIM Card) then push toward the top of
the phone and lift the battery at the bottom side center to remove.
Settings and data stored in the phone or SIM card may be lost after the battery is
removed.
Charging Battery
Plug the USB connector into the charger (if the connector position is wrong, it
cannot be inserted, do not force it into the port, turn it around and try again) and plug the
charger into an AC outlet with the SAME voltage rating, then plug the mini USB connector
into the USB/charging port at the bottom side of the unit;
During charging, the battery icon on the LCD will scroll until the battery is fully
charged;
When done, pull the connector out of the charging port.
The battery temperature may increase during charging, this is normal, please do
not be alarmed.
When the battery is low, the phone display will show a warning message and the USB
port will be disconnected if it was connected. Recharge the battery within 15 minutes
to avoid the inconvenience of the phone shutting off during a call. Your phone will
power off automatically if the voltage becomes too low. Prolonged use of battery in
low charge state will adversely affect the quality and life of the battery.
To ensure normal operations, please use approved chargers.
Do not remove the battery when charging.
Before your first use, please charge the battery for at least 4 hours. It will achieve
maximum efficiency after several charge and discharge cycles.
Caring for Battery
¾ This phone uses a rechargeable battery as a power source, when the charge is
weak, recharge immediately to protect the battery life. It is best to drain the battery
charge first.
¾ When not using the charger, unplug it from the power source and the phone. Over
charging will shorten the battery life. Do not leave the charger connected to the
unit or battery for more than a week.
¾ Temperature affects battery charge capacity. Your battery may need to be
warmed up or cooled down before charging. If the battery temperature is more
than 40oC, it will not recharge.
¾ Use the battery for its original purpose. Do not short-circuit the battery by
connecting the positive and negative terminals with a conductor.
¾ Do not use a damaged battery.
¾ The battery will not perform properly and its life will be shortened if exposed to
extreme temperatures.
¾ Do not place the battery in fire, follow local laws and ordinances in disposing of
used batteries.
Security Codes
PIN Code
The PIN (Personal Identification Number) code protects your SIM card against
unauthorized use. It is normally supplied with the SIM card package. Be careful while
entering PIN code. 3 wrong tries in entering PIN code will block the SIM from use,
requiring input of PUK code to unblock. Please contact your operator for further
details.
PIN2 Code
The PIN2 code is required when activating certain special features (such as call
costs and fixed dialing). It is normally supplied with the SIM card package. Be careful
while entering PIN code. 3 wrong tries in entering PIN code will block the SIM from
use, requiring input of PUK code to unblock. Please contact your operator for further
details.
PUK Code
The PUK (Personal Unblocking Key) code is required to unblock a blocked PIN
code. It is normally supplied with the SIM package; otherwise contact your service
provider for the code. Keep your PUK code in a safe place, do not throw it away.
Contact your service provider if it is lost.
If your SIM is blocked，your phone will ask you to enter PUK code to unblock. You
have 10 tries to enter the right PUK code, after which your SIM might be permanently
blocked.
Phone Password
The Phone Code is a 4 to 8 digit security code that protects unauthorized use of
your phone. The factory default code is “0000”. Once activated, the phone will request
you to enter the Phone code every time the SIM card is changed. For every wrong
code entry, the time interval to the next allowed input will be lengthened. For your
protection, change the default phone code as soon as possible. Do not forget your
phone password.
Using Your Phone
Powering ON/OFF
Press and hold
to switch your phone ON or OFF. Startup and goodbye
animation will be played during powering ON and OFF.
If there is no SIM card, the SIM card is defective, or the SIM card contact is loose,
you will be prompted with a warning after powering ON. Shut down and check your SIM
and its installation.
If your phone lock is activated and you changed your SIM, you will be asked to
enter your phone code. Input the phone password and press OK.
If the PIN is activated, you will be asked to enter the PIN. Input your PIN code and
press
If your SIM is being blocked, you will be prompted to enter the PUK. Input the PUK
code and hit
If you are powering ON during charging, a “Battery charging” prompt will appear.
Press
, or
to continue.
If the phone detected an authorized network, the screen will display the network
name and signal strength. If no authorized network is found，the phone can only make
emergency calls or use non-communications features.
Making a Call
In standby mode, press the numeric keys corresponding to the phone number you
are calling, including necessary area codes. Use
to erase erroneous inputs. Press
when done to connect.
To dial a number from phone book, please refer to Phone Book section. To redial
a number from call records list, please refer to the Call Records section.
Refusing a Call
Press
or
(returning a busy tone to the caller) to reject an incoming call.
Answering a Call
When there is an incoming call, the phone will give the corresponding alert
according to your settings (such as Vibrate or Ring). If your network supports caller ID, the
screen will display caller’s name, number, and picture (if available on your phone). You
can answer the incoming call by pressing
or
Adjusting Call Volume
Press the
(Flank Up/Down) Key to adjust earphone volume during call,
there are 7 volume levels to choose from. Or you can press
Amplified Mode ON to turn on the hands-free loud speaker.
(Options) and select
Ending a Call
Press
to end a call or to terminate a connection after dialing.
Locking & Unlocking Keypad
Press and hold the
key from the standby mode to lock or unlock the key pad
and prevent accidental key press.
Emergency Services
You can contact emergency service numbers without the need of a SIM card.
Different networks use different emergency numbers, please contact your network
operator for details.
Making an International Call
To make an international call, please long press
to display “＋” sign
(international call dial prefix), then enter the country code, area code, and phone number.
Use
to erase erroneous inputs. Press
when done to connect.
Dialing from Phone Book
Enter the Phone Book (by pressing the down navigator or via the menu), use the
up or down navigator to scroll to the desired contact, or press the first letter of the name of
the desired contact as saved in your phonebook to start the list with names beginning with
the letter, then scroll to the desired name, press
to dial.
Playing Music
Your phone’s music player supports MP3, WAV, MIDI and other music file formats.
Long pressing
will open the Music Player. For detailed operation of the player,
please refer to the Media Player section.
USB Removable Mass Storage Media
Your phone may be used as an USB removable mass storage media with about
36 MB of memory capacity by simply plugging the USB data cable into the phone and the
desired device.
Please note that you may only be able to access and perform operations on the
files saved on the mass storage but not the files in the phone memory. After downloading,
remember to stop the USB removable mass storage media (if you are using a PC with
WindowsTM OS, click on the USB Mass Storage Device icon at the Task Bar and click to
stop the device) first before removing the data cable to prevent accidental data loss.
For more detailed operations, please refer to USB Mode in the Settings section.
Using the In-Call Menu
The feature provides some operations and features while you are in active call
with a party or several parties. Some of them are network dependent. Please ask your
network operator or service provider if they are available. Press
to enter the in-call
Options menu while on an active call to choose from the following functions:
¾
¾
¾
¾
Amplified Mode ON/OFF: to activate the loudspeaker for hands-free function.
Hold call/ Take back a call: to hold the active call or resume a held call.
End call: to terminate the call.
Secret Mode ON/OFF: if you need to speak confidentially with another person
present without the other party hearing your conversations, you can choose the
feature to Mute/Un-mute the phone.
¾ Phonebook: to perform search, add, and other phone book operations.
¾ Main menu: to access the Main Menu.
Accessing the Menus
The Menu Structure
Your phone comes with a variety of useful features and functions grouped into
14 clusters, each represented by an icon and an animation, inside which are
features having related functions. Some of these functions may have other
sub-functions or options.
Main Menu
Messages
New Messages
Inbox
Outbox
Sent
Draft
Settings
Cell Broadcast
Voice Mail
Memory
Group
Camera
Camera
My Album
Settings
Games
More Games
Tetris
Phone Book
Call
Edit
Send message
Send By
Copy to SIM/mobile
Export
Export all
Add to phone
Add to SIM
My numbers
Groups
Memory
Delete
Delete all
Download SIM
List choice
Call Records
Delete Record
Add to Phone Book
Add to Existing
Send SMS
Send Card
Send MMS
Block Calls
Block Mssgs.
Delete All
Call
Auto Redial
Call Timers
GPRS Counters
Blacklist
Dialed
Received
Missed
Recorded
Alarm
Activate
Deactivate
Settings
Set Ringtones
Time & Date
Language
Display
Call
Connectivity
Network
Security
Player
Storage
Help
Mobile Web
Home Page
Bookmarks
Enter URL
WAP Settings
Multimedia
My Images
My Ringtones
Media Player
Library
Play
Remove from List
Clear List
Random
Play options
Add to Playlist
Rename
Priority to
Details
STK
Extras
Calculator
Recorder
Todo
Timer
World Times
FOREX Tool
Car Kit
Applications
Calendar
See Month
See Week
See Today
See Date
Calendar Menu
Help
Navigating the Menus
Press
from the standby screen to enter the Main Menu. Use the Navigator
keys to scroll or move among the submenu and options; press
or
to select and
key to back-step or the
key to return to the standby screen. The
enter; hit the
title bar atop each menu screen is the title of the current screen and at the same time the
previous screen’s selected menu item.
Menu options may have a right arrow on the right, this means that you may enter
its sub-menu by pressing the right navigator key.
There are two types of Option menus. The blue-colored options are operations or
functions on the item or entry that you have scrolled to. The green-colored options are the
operations or functions on the list or menu (as a whole).
Shortcuts
From the standby screen, press the following shortcut keys to instantly go to
certain commonly used functions or features:
: go to the main menu
: go to the Inbox
: go to Recent Call list
“1” Key: dial Voice Mail number
: activate Music Player
: connect to the Web Homepage
Up Navigator: activate Camera
Right Navigator: go to ringtone settings
Down Navigator: enter Phone Book list
Left Navigator: go to message Inbox
Using the Features
Messages
Your phone provides support for two types of messages, SMS (Short Messaging
Service) and MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service). The Messages cluster menu
provides the functions to write, send, read, and save text or multimedia messages. These
are network dependent functions, please obtain further details from your operator
¾
Tip: At the message details interface in any of the mailboxes, scroll to a field that
contains an unsaved number, press
(View / Store) twice, and you will be able
to save the number to your phone book.
New Messages
Function: Compose new SMS or MMS messages to be sent and/or saved.
Path: Menu Æ Messages Æ New Messages Æ SMS / MMS Æ Æ OK Æ
Æ OK
MMS
A multimedia message is a message that may contain, aside from text, objects
such as photos, voice, music, images, animations, symbols, etc. Enter the MMS edit
mode to input text (please refer to the Input Methods section for more details) of the
for the following options during editing:
message. You can press
Send: confirm sending of message.
Insert: insert objects into the message such as Take a Photo; Record a voice;
Comment; music from My Ringtones, a picture or an animation from My Images;
Symbols; Business Cards; Calendar events; or items from the Mass Storage.
Remove: available after an object is inserted, this tool helps you remove inserted
objects.
ABC Mode: changes input method to ABC mode.
123 Mode: changes input method to 123 mode.
T9 options: change to T9 input options like English; Bopomofo; Pinyin; Simplified
Chinese Stroke; Traditional Chinese Stroke.
Save: save the message to Draft.
Cancel: quit composing and return to Messages menu.
Slide: manages the slide. The options are:
Goto (move to a slide, available if more than 1 slide was present);
Remove Slide (remove a slide, also only available when more than 1 slide
is present).
Insert After (insert a slide after current slide);
Insert Before (insert a slide before the current slide);
Slide duration (how long the slide will be played);
Preview: play a preview of the MMS.
Help: display helpful hints for the feature.
After composing, you can either press
and select Send or hit
to go to the
recipient input mode. It is possible to send to multiple recipients by adding one recipient
after the other or if you had set mailing list groups, adding the group. To input a recipient,
you can input the number using the numeric key pad or press
options:
for the following
Contacts: go to the Phone Book and select contacts as recipients (please refer to
Phone Book section for details on phone book operations) .
ABC: use English input method to input an E-mail address.
Add Group: add a group from the mailing list previously created.
Editor: return to the message editor.
When the recipient has been input, press
to send or
for these options:
Send: confirm sending of message.
Add Recipient: add a recipient, you can add as Add To (main recipient) or as
Add Cc (carbon copy).
Delete: delete the current (highlighted) recipient.
Editor: return to message editor.
Add Subject: Add a subject line for the message.
Send Options: set message sending options such as Request Delivery Report
(Activate/Deactivate); Validity (Max.; 1 Hr.; 12 Hrs.; 1 Day; 1 Week); Priority
(Normal; High; Low); Sender Visibility (Activate/Deactivate); and Early Delivery
Time (Activate/Deactivate).
Save: Save the message to Draft.
SMS
This lets you compose text messages. Enter the SMS edit mode to input text
(please refer to the Input Methods section for more details) of the message. You can press
for the following options during editing:
Send: confirm sending of message.
ABC Mode: change input method to ABC mode.
123 Mode: change input method to 123 mode.
T9 options: change to T9 input options like English; Bopomofo; Pinyin; Simplified
Chinese Stroke; Traditional Chinese Stroke.
Save: store the message to Draft.
Cancel: quit composing and return to Messages menu.
Activate Silent: turn off the key pad tone while editing.
Formatting: manage the format of your text, options are:
Upper Case (use all caps.);
Text Alignment (align the lines to the Left, Right, or Center the lines);
Style (use Normal, Bold, or Underlined style);
Insert: insert objects to the message such as Emoticons; Sounds; Business
Cards; Calendar events; items from the Mass Storage, or symbols.
Help: display helpful hints for the feature.
After composing, you can either press
and select Send or hit
to go to the
recipient input mode. It is possible to send to multiple recipients by adding one recipient
after the other or if you had set mailing list groups, adding the group. To input a recipient,
you can input the number using the numeric key pad or press
options:
for the following
Contacts: go to the Phone Book and select contacts as recipients (please refer to
Phone Book section for details on phone book operations).
Add Group: add a group from the mailing list previously created.
Editor: return to the message editor.
When the recipient has been input, press
to send or
for these options:
Send: confirm sending of message.
Add Recipient: add a recipient, you can add as Add To (main recipient).
Delete: delete the current (highlighted) recipient.
Editor: return to message editor.
Send Options: set message sending options such as Acknowledgement
(Activate/Deactivate); Reply Given (Activate/Deactivate); Validity (Max.; 6 Hrs.; 1
Day; 1 Week); Message Format (Text; Fax; E-mail; Voicemail; Pager; X400;
ERMES).
Save: Save the message to Draft.
Inbox
Function: Received messages can be stored either in the phone or SIM memory, and are
accessed here.
Path: Menu Æ Messages Æ Inbox Æ Æ OK (to
read) Æ Options Æ OK
When an incoming message is received, you will be notified with an alert screen
and an audio / vibra alert (according to your alert settings), press
to read the
message. Or you can press
and the message will be stored in the Inbox where you
can read it later. A display icon will be displayed on the top line of the screen indicating
that there are unread messages in the Inbox.
To read messages in the Inbox, press the left navigator key (shortcut to Inbox
messages) from standby or follow the above path to access the Inbox message list. As
you scroll to a message in the list, an icon on the left of the second line of the screen
indicating if it is a SMS (
) or MMS (
), and an icon on the opposite side will
indicate if it is stored in the phone or SIM memory for SMS and the size for MMS. Each
message in the list will show the name or number of the sender, the first part of the
message will be in bold if it is unread or normal if it was read. Press
to read or view
the message.
MMS
The following options are available by pressing
MMS message:
when scrolled to an Inbox
View: display the MMS by pressing
inside the message for options:
Reply…: compose a reply to the sender either as a completely new
message (Reply) or include the received message (Reply with history). It
is the same as composing a new message without the need to enter
the recipient.
Forward: send the MMS to a third party.
Restart: replay the MMS.
Details: display message details (same as Details below).
Call Back: make a return call to the sender.
Delete: erase the message.
Extract: extract the objects in the message such as graphics or audio.
Help: helpful hints for using the MMS feature.
Reply…: compose a reply to the sender either as a completely new message
(Reply) or include the received message (Reply with history). It is the same as
composing a new message without the need to enter the recipient.
Forward: send the MMS to a third party.
Details: display details of the message such as From; To; Date; Class; Priority;
Request delivery Report; Expiry Date.
Delete: erase the message.
Delete Read: erase read messages.
Delete All: empty Inbox.
Call Back: dial the sender’s number.
SMS
The following options are available by pressing
SMS message:
when scrolled to an Inbox
Read: display the MMS by pressing
inside the message for options:
Reply…: compose a reply to the sender as a completely new message.
Composing a reply is the same as composing a new message without
the need to enter the recipient.
Reply with History: compose a reply to the sender including the received
message with it.
Forward: send the MMS to a third party.
Call: make a return call to the sender.
Details: display message details (same as Details below).
Delete: erase the message.
Activate Silent: turn off the key pad tone while editing.
Extract: extract the phone numbers
Help: helpful hints for using the SMS feature.
Reply…: compose a reply to the sender either as a completely new message
(Reply) or include the received message (Reply with history). It is the same as
composing a new message without the need to enter the recipient.
Forward: send the SMS to a third party.
Details: display details of the message such as From; Date; Subject.
Delete: erase the message.
Delete read: erase read messages.
Delete all: empty Inbox.
Call Back: dial the sender’s number.
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Tip: You may want to delete some unimportant messages from time to time. A
full Inbox will affect your phone’s ability to receive new messages and the
phone’s performance as well.
Outbox
Function: Messages that are being sent or failed to be sent are kept and may be
accessed here.
Path: Menu Æ Messages Æ Outbox Æ Æ OK (to
read) Æ Options Æ OK
Unsent messages may be viewed, edited or sent again here. Each type of
message is indicated by their respective icon.
MMS
The following options are available by pressing
MMS message:
when scrolled to an Outbox
View: display the MMS by pressing
inside the message for options:
Restart: replay the MMS.
Modify: edit the MMS.
Details: display message details (same as Details below).
Delete: erase the message.
Extract: extract the objects in the message such as graphics or audio.
Send: send the message.
Help: helpful hints for using the MMS feature.
Send: send the message.
Details: display details of the message such as Subject; To; Date; Priority;
Request delivery Report.
Send All: send all messages in the Outbox.
Delete: erase the message.
Delete All: empty Outbox.
Modify: edit the message.
SMS
The following options are available by pressing
SMS message:
when scrolled to an Outbox
Read: display the MMS by pressing
inside the message for options:
Send: enter or edit recipient and send the message..
Call: make a return call to the sender.
Details: display message details (same as Details below).
Delete: erase the message.
Modify: edit the message
Activate Silent: turn off the key pad tone while editing.
Help: helpful hints for using the SMS feature.
Resume: try to send the message again.
Send: enter or edit recipient and send the message.
Details: display details of the message such as Subject; To; Date; Priority;
Request delivery Report.
Send All: send all messages in the Outbox.
Delete: erase the message.
Delete all: empty Inbox.
Modify: edit the message.
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Tip: Failure to send messages may be due to a lot of possible causes, but
always make sure your recipient’s number is correct before sending or
resuming.
Sent
Function: Messages that had been sent are kept and may be accessed here, provided
that you have activated the Store Sent Messages option in the Message
Settings.
Path: Menu Æ Messages Æ Sent Æ Æ OK (to
read) Æ Options Æ OK
Sent messages may be viewed, edited or forwarded here. Each type of message
is indicated by their respective icon.
MMS
The following options are available by pressing
message:
when scrolled to a Sent MMS
View: display the MMS by pressing
inside the message for options:
Forward: send the MMS to a third party.
Restart: replay the MMS.
Details: display message details (same as Details below).
Delete: erase the message.
Extract: extract the objects in the message such as graphics or audio.
Help: helpful hints for using the MMS feature.
Forward: send the MMS to a third party.
Details: display details of the message such as Subject; To; Date; Priority;
Request delivery Report.
Delete: erase the message.
Delete All: empty Sent box.
SMS
The following options are available by pressing
SMS message:
when scrolled to an Inbox
Read: display the SMS by pressing
inside the message for options:
Forward: send the SMS to a third party.
Call: make a return call to the sender.
Details: display message details (same as Details below).
Delete: erase the message.
Activate Silent: turn off the key pad tone while editing.
Help: helpful hints for using the SMS feature.
Forward: send the SMS to a third party.
Details: display details of the message such as Subject; To; Date; Priority;
Request delivery Report.
Delete: erase the message.
Delete All: empty Sent box.
Draft
Function: Saved messages that had not been sent are kept and may be accessed here.
Path: Menu Æ Messages Æ Draft Æ Æ OK (to
read) Æ Options Æ OK
Composed, saved (but not sent) messages may be viewed, edited or sent here.
Each type of message is indicated by their respective icon. Operations in this menu are
similar to Sent messages.
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Tip: Use the Modify function to be able to send a message in draft.
Settings
Function: Set your message sending options and settings.
Path: Menu Æ Messages Æ Settings Æ SMS / MMS Æ
Æ Select Æ Æ OK
MMS
Store Sent Messages: Activate or Deactivate saving a copy of sent messages
in the Sent box.
Retrieval Mode: set the phone to Automatically or Manually retrieve MMS in
Home network or when Roaming. You may also deactivate retrieval when
roaming.
Priority: select a sending priority for the message: Low, Normal, High.
Request Delivery Report: Activate or Deactivate attaching request for delivery
report when sending.
Validity: set the duration the message will remain with the server for sending.
Options are: Maximum; 1 Hour; 12 Hours; 1 Day; 1 Week..
Advanced Settings:
Send Delivery Report: set whether a delivery report should be sent upon
receipt.
Ignore MMS: choose to activate (No) or deactivate (Yes) the MMS feature.
MMS Server: Modify, check the Info, or Add a MMS server or parameters.
Display Bcc: Activate or Deactivate display Bcc.
Sender Visibility: Activate or Deactivate hiding your number from recipient.
Maximum Size: Activate (and set to 50 or 100 kB) or Deactivate maximum
MMS size support.
SMS
Store Sent Messages: Activate or Deactivate saving a copy of sent messages
in the Sent box.
Acknowledgement: set Activate or Deactivate
acknowledgement of receipt of message.
Send Read Rpt: set Activate or Deactivate to send message read report.
Validity: set the duration the message will remain with the server for sending.
Options are: Maximum; 6 Hours; 1 Day; 1 Week..
to
receive
recipient’s
Message Format: set message format as Text; Fax; E-mail; Voicemail; Pager;
X400; or ERMES.
Message Center Number: set or edit the network service provider’s Message
Service Center Number.
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Tip: Do not alter preinstalled settings by yourself if you do not understand
them completely or without proper guidance.
Tip: Deactivate Store Sent Messages to conserve memory space.
Tip: When in a poor coverage area, set MMS retrieval mode to manual to be
able to retrieve MMS later.
Cell Broadcast
Function: Set and activate reception of local information broadcasts from the network.
Path: Menu Æ Messages Æ Cell Broadcast Æ Add Service / Activation / Memory /
Diffusion / Language Æ OK Æ
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