Ningbo Bird S789-1 Tri-Band GSM GPRS Mobile Phone User Manual Manual Pt5

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Games
The phone Comes With a prealnstalled game
and allows you to download new games.
More Games
Select this menu to download more games
from the internet via WAP You must first set
the parameters in WAP settings.
Settings
This menu is similar to WAP settings menu
and lets you set connection parameters.
About
This menu displays the version details ot the
software plattorm
Help
This displays usetul notes and hints in using
this menu
Tetris
The popular Telris game originally from Alexey
Pyitnov comes prealnstalled With the phone
Shaped plocks tall into a pit where you must
arrange them so they fit neatly - a sort of
yuggling in one direction The more plocks you
can place into a horizontal line simultaneously.
the more you score. When a horizontal line is
titled, it will be eliminated, it there was no more
space forthe blocks to fall, the player lost the
game
Use RlGHT navigation key or to" key to move
the tailing blocks to the right, use the Left
navigation key or "4" key to move the falling
blocks to the left, use the Up navigation key
or "5" key to turn the falling blocks, and use
the Down navigation key or the "a" key to
make the blocks tall taster
Games 41 m
Camera
Belore taking a photo. some teatures need to
be set. See the settings menu.
Camera function allows you to take photos
and to use them for diherent purposes
Once a photo is taken, you can save it in the
mobile, edit it in various ways, set it as
wallpaper, and send it to the other mobiles.
Select the Camera Menu. The camera is now
on. Look into your phone display and position
your subject and your phone (as the camera)
accordingly
Zoom in using the Up navigation key and
zoom out using the Down navigation key
Choose orientation (portrait or landscape)
using the Right navigation key. A human figure
icon Will appear on the top right side of the
display to indicate which orientation is used
Press the tett navigation key to set the
illumination. indicator icon Will appear on the
left top side oi the display . no icon: normal
illumination, mountain/shadow icon: to avoid
backlighting, moon icon low illumination
m 42 Camera
Press Timer to shoot. Choose Save to store
the image taken or Back to cancel and retake
Options menu appears, giving you the option
to choose between
New: Allows you to take a new photo
Edit Picture: Allows you to retouch the picture
Rename: Allows you to modify the name ct
photo.
Add to contact: Allows you to add the photo
to contact, the photo Wilt display when you
call/receive this contact
Send by MMS: Allows you to send the photo
by MMS(see the Message menu)
Input Methods
You Will need to input text in many instances
while using your phone. For example.
creating a phone book entry, creating or
editing a greeting note, setting WAP
parameters, setting alarms and reminders,
and writing a text message, etc.
Your phone comes With several text input
methods to help you accomplish your task
easily.
123 Mode
Numeric mode is indicated by 123 it enables
you to enter numbers into a text message.
Press keys corresponding to the desired digits,
and manually sWitch pack to the text entry
mode oi choice
ABC Mode
This mode is indicated by ABC When typing
in ABC rnode, press the key labeled With the
desired character:
Once for the first character, mice for the
second character and so on
For example, you press the 2 key three times
quickly to display the character ”c, the 5 key
two times quickly to display the character ““K
the cursor moves to the rlghl when you press
a dilierent key. When entering the same
character twice or a diiierent character on the
same key, lust wait tor a lew seconds tor the
cursor to move right automatically, and then
select the next character
-Shilting a Case
To shift the case at the next character(s) that
you want to type, press the key one or more
times There are two case types: Lower Case
is indicated by ABC on the display, and Upper
Case is indicated by ABC With a broken arrow
in front
-Adding a Symbol
To add a symbol, press the key to go to
the symbols chart, use the Up/Dcwn navigation
keys to move the cursor to the line where your
Input Methods 43 m
desired symbol is located, use the Lefl/nghl
navigation keys or press the number (1 to ')
ot the column where the symbol is located to
move the cursor to the desired symool. then
press the Q key (OK) to select it to insert
-Adding a Space
The "0" acts as the space per lor the keypad,
each press ot the “a” key moves the cursor
one space to the right
List of characters avallable:
key Characters in the Order Displayed
1 ,—7!‘@ 1
2 ABCZ accz
3 DEFS deia
4 GHlA gni4
5 Jkls lkl5
s MNOG rnnos
7 PQRS7 pqrs7
B TUVB tuvB
9 WXYZQ wxyzQ
0 (space)
m 44 Input Methods
T9 Mode
T9 mode is a predictive text input method
based on a bulll in dictionary. You can add a
new w d to the dictionary You start inputting
using ' o "9" keys by pressing each key
once tor a single letter, the word changes after
each key press
IHhe word appeared highlighted on the
display is correct, press the "a" key to conlirm
and make a space, otherWise use the Up/
Down navigation keys to scroll to a correct
word
Battery precautions
. The phone is powered by rechargeable
battery Charge the battery when power is
weak. You will achieve opti-mum battery lite
by allowtng the battery to lully discharge
before recharging it
. When the battery charger is not in use.
disconnect it from its power source Do not
leave the battery connected to the charger
tor over a week Over charging may shorten
battery's life
- Temperature extremes aflect the ability of
your battery to charge it may require cooling
orwanhing up first it the battery temperature
exceeds do'c (104 F) . it will not charge.
- Use the battery only ldr its intended purpose
Avoid battery short circuits A short circuit the
battery occurs when a metallic object makes
a direct connection on the terminals (+ 1 .)_
- Do not use a damaged battery.
- Do not leave the battery in extremely hot or
cold places to avoid shortening battery life
A battery exposed to hot or cold temperature
will prevent the phone trom tunctioning
properly. even when the battery is fully
charged Keep the battery in cool places,
between 15”ctd zst (50 F to 77 F)
. Recycle used batteries Do not dispose oi
batteries in a lirel Dispose of batteries as
required by local ordinances or regulations
Battery precautions 45 m
Care and Maintenance
The suggestion below will help you in taking
care ol your phone
. keep the phone and all accessories out of
children’s reach
- Keep the phone dry quulds contain minerals
that can corrode electronic circuits
. Keep the phone away trom extreme temp-
eratures. High temperatures can shorten
the lite ot electronic devices, melt plastics,
and damage batteries.
. Do not attempt to open the phone ortake it
apart. Nonaexpen handling may damage the
phone
- Do not use strong cleaning solvents to clean
the phone
. Use the battery type as specified in the
lnstructlons. or as provided by the manufa-
clurer
m 46 Care and Maintenance
Telephone spec
Handset Weight: About 759
Dimensions: 104x44><14mm
Battery: Lt-tort Battery
Battery capacity soOmAh
standby Time: About 80450 hours
Talk time: 2 , 3 hours
Band: Pcstgoowtttz
J: warnin :The consequence caused by
that Ihe user does not observe above—
mentroned suggestrons or me mtstake
to use the cett-phone, the producer
does not shoulder any responsibimy.
Eye annuunceflf tnvolve the ediltun to
upgrade, the producer witt not tssue a
separate notice.
Telephone spec 47 m

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