VeryKool USA I119 GSM Mobile Phone User Manual 1 Use manual ok
VeryKool USA Inc GSM Mobile Phone 1 Use manual ok
Users Manual
verykool i119
User Manual
Table of Contents
Legal Information ...................................... 1
Important Notice ....................................... 3
Safety Precaution / Measures ................... 3
Getting Started.......................................... 5
Packing Contents.................................... 5
Installing SIM, Battery and Attaching other
Accessories............................................ 5
SIM Card & Battery Installation ............. 5
Connecting Hands-free Kit.................... 6
Connecting the charger/Charging the
Battery .............................................. 6
Phone Keypad Layout (Figure 2)............... 6
Left Soft Key/MP3 Key ......................... 7
Right Soft Key/Flashlight...................... 7
Dial Key............................................. 7
End Key............................................. 7
Navigation Key ................................... 8
0-9 Keys............................................ 8
* & # Key .......................................... 8
Important Phone Icons............................ 9
Signal Strength Icon............................ 9
Battery Meter Icon .............................. 9
Keypad Lock Icon................................ 9
Basic Functions........................................ 10
Make a Call ...................................... 10
Making a Call Using Call log ................ 10
Answering a Call ............................... 11
Call Option ....................................... 11
Menu Layout ........................................... 13
Organizer ............................................ 14
Calendar.......................................... 14
Tasks .............................................. 15
Torch............................................... 15
Alarm .............................................. 15
World clock ...................................... 15
Calculator ........................................ 16
Unit converter................................... 16
Currency converter............................ 16
Messages ............................................ 16
SMS ................................................ 16
MMS................................................ 18
Voicemail server ............................... 18
Broadcast message............................ 18
Call log ............................................... 19
Call logs........................................... 19
Call settings ..................................... 19
Phonebook .......................................... 21
Add new contact ............................... 21
WAP browser ....................................... 23
WAP................................................ 23
Games................................................ 24
Games............................................. 25
Media center........................................ 25
Camera............................................ 25
Image viewer ................................... 26
Video player ..................................... 26
Audio player..................................... 27
Sound recorder................................. 28
FM radio .......................................... 28
Schedule FM record ........................... 29
Gallery............................................. 30
Services.............................................. 30
STK................................................. 31
Settings .............................................. 31
User profiles..................................... 31
Phone settings.................................. 33
Network settings............................... 34
Security settings ............................... 34
Connectivity ..................................... 36
Restore factory settings ..................... 36
Shortcuts......................................... 36
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Legal Information
All rights reserved. Reproduction, transfer,
distribution or storage of part or all of the
contents in this document in any form without
the prior written permission of verykool is
prohibited.
verykool operates on a policy of continuous
development. verykool reserves the right to
make changes and improvements to any of the
products described in this document without
prior notice.
Under no circumstances shall verykool be
responsible for any loss of data or income or
any special, incidental, consequential or
indirect damages howsoever caused.
The contents of this document are provided "as
it is". Except as required by applicable law, no
warranties of any kind, either expressed or
implied, including, but not limited to, the
implied warranties of merchantability and
fitness for a particular purpose, are made in
relation to the accuracy, reliability or contents
of this document. verykool reserves the right
to revise this document or withdraw it at any
time without prior notice.
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The availability of particular products may vary
by region. Please check with verykool
Executive.
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Important Notice
Safety Precaution / Measures
Road safety
The use of a mobile phone while driving is
illegal and should be avoided at all costs. If you
need to make or receive an urgent call, move
your vehicle to the side of the road and allow it
to come to a complete stop before using your
phone.
Switch off in potentially hazardous environments
Wireless phones can interfere with the smooth
functioning of the aircrafts, petrol pumps,
medical equipment in hospitals, and near
blasting sites. It is extremely important that
you do not use your mobile phones whilst in
any of the above environments.
Additionally, do remember to deactivate any
alarms that you may have set before you turn
off the i119 before an aircraft takeoff.
Emergency Calls
In case of an accident or an emergency, dial
911 from your phone. Being emergency
numbers, these are toll free and can be
reached even from areas where the network
signal strength is very poor.
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Battery Use
First time charging must be done using the
regular charger and not using the USB cable.
During the first 3-4 charge sessions, charge
the battery until it has been fully charged
according to the battery level indicator. This
ensures higher battery backup and extends the
battery life.
Avoid partial charging. Wait for the battery to
discharge completely before charging it again.
Use the device in vibrating mode only on rare
occasions.
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Getting Started
Packing Contents
Before using verykool i119 mobile phone,
carefully remove the contents from the
shipping carton and check for any damages or
missing contents. In case you find any, contact
your Authorized Distributor or shipping agent
immediately. The standard packing contents
are as follows:
• Battery
• Charger
• Hands free Kit
• User Manual
Installing SIM, Battery and
Attaching other Accessories
SIM Card & Battery Installation
Always turn off the phone and detach the
charger when you insert or remove a SIM card
or battery from the phone.
1. Remove the battery cover by pulling it.
2. Slide the SIM Card into its holder. Make sure
that metal contacts of the SIM Card are
facing down, and the cut off corner is
correctly aligned.
3. Place the battery in the back of the phone
and the connectors facing each other.
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4. Place the battery cover and push it into
place.
Connecting Hands-free Kit
You are provided with a hands-free earpiece
set with your phone. The same can be used to
listen to your mp3 songs and listen and speak
while on a call. To connect the hands-free
earpiece, simply connect the connector into the
connecting socket. When properly connected,
the phone will display a message ‘Earphone
plugged in’ with an icon displayed on top of the
screen.
NOTE: Only use verykool specified accessories.
Connecting the charger/Charging the
Battery
1. Plug the charger’s transformer into a
standard AC outlet.
2. Insert the charger’s output plug into the
phone’s connecting socket.
NOTE: The battery icon/charging icon would
appear on the screen while charging.
Phone Keypad Layout (Figure 2)
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Figure-2
Left Soft Key/MP3 Key
Performs functions in lower left display. In
standby mode, press and hold to enter Audio
player.
Right Soft Key/Flashlight
Performs functions in lower right display. In
standby mode, press and hold to turn on/off
the Torch.
Dial Key
• Make calls
• Answer calls
• Press when idle to see the call history.
End Key
• End or reject calls
• Press and hold this key to turn phone
on/off.
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Navigation Key
• Scroll to select options
• In standby mode press to open shortcut
applications.
• In edit message status, press to select
the required word.
• In function menu, scroll to open desired
function.
0-9 Keys
In standby mode, press number keys to input
dialing number. In standby mode, press and
hold 1 key to set Voicemail number at the first
time. Once you have set, press and hold 1 key
to call the number. Press and hold 2-9 key to
directly call the number set before in the speed
dial list. In edit status, press to input numbers,
characters. In edit mode, except input number,
press 0 key to input space. In functional menu,
press numbers to speed select submenu items.
* & # Key
Functions vary in different situations or
function menus: On Input Screen, press "*" for
symbols. In standby and dial mode, press and
hold "*" to input +, p, w. On Input Screen,
press "#" to switch between different inputting
methods. In standby mode, press and hold #
key to switch between silent mode and
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previous mode. Press Left soft key and hold *
key to lock/unlock the keypad.
Important Phone Icons
Signal Strength Icon
The Signal Strength Icon is seen on the top
leftmost corner of the screen. The icon helps
you to identify the strength of the network; the
phone has latched on to, at that particular
instance. It has a maximum of 4 bars with a
minimum as no bar. 4 bars signify strongest
network strength and subsequently minimizes
with each diminishing bar. No bar signifies
least or no network strength.
Battery Meter Icon
The Battery Meter Icon is seen on top
rightmost corner of the screen. The icon
signifies the battery strength available at that
instance.
NOTE: At very low battery levels, the phone
will prompt ‘Low Battery’ message on the
screen.
Keypad Lock Icon
The Keypad Lock Icon is seen on top of the
screen at various positions depending on the
number of icons displayed. A closed lock
signifies that the keypad is locked. You can
unlock the keypad by pressing Left soft key
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and holding * key on the phone. Similarly for
locking the keypad, press Left soft key and
hold * key.
Basic Functions
Make a Call
To make a call, unlock the keypad if locked,
enter the desired phone number and press the
Dial key.
NOTE: Your service provider programs one or
more emergency phone numbers, such as 911,
that you can call under any circumstance, even
when your phone is locked or the SIM card is
not inserted. Check with your service provider,
as emergency numbers vary by country. Your
phone may not work in all locations, and
sometimes an emergency call cannot be placed
due to network, environmental or interference
issues.
Making a Call Using Call log
All dialled and incoming numbers are saved in
Call log and categorized into Missed Calls,
Received Calls and Dialled Calls. To check the
history, please follow these steps:
In main menu, select Call log to view. Use the
up and down navigation keys to scroll among
Missed Calls, Received Calls and Dialled Calls.
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Answering a Call
• To receive an incoming call, press the
Dial key directly.
• If headset is available, user can choose
headset keys to answer the call.
Call Option
The verykool i119 phone offers multiple
functions during a call. During a call, the
following functions can be actualized if you
operate according to the instructions on the
screen. Press up and down navigation keys to
choose the function you want.
• Set volume: Use up and down
navigation keys to adjust volume.
• Hold single call: To hold an active call.
• End single call: End the present active
call only.
• New call: To make a new call.
• Phonebook: To explore the Phonebook
for phone numbers.
• Messages: To explore Messages menu.
• Sound recorder: To record a
conversation between the active
members of the conversation.
• DTMF (Dual-tone Multi-frequency): You
can choose on/off; which is to send
dual-tone multi-frequency sound. This
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can offer dialing to the telephone
numbers with extensions or IVR
systems installed for menu driven
options.
NOTE: This feature is network dependent.
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Menu Layout
Organizer
Calendar
Tasks
Torch
Alarm
World clock
Calculator
Unit converter
Currency converter
Messages
SMS
MMS
Voicemail server
Broadcast message
Call log
Call log
Call settings
Phonebook
Add new contact
WAP browser
WAP
Games
Games
Media center
Camera
Image viewer
Video player
Audio player
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Sound recorder
FM radio
Schedule FM record
Gallery
Services
STK
Settings
User profiles
Phone settings
Network settings
Security settings
Connectivity
Restore factory settings
Shortcuts
Organizer
Calendar
You can use the calendar to keep track of
important meetings. After entering the
calendar function menu you can select year,
month and date using navigation keys. On a
selected date you can select Options to view:
• View: You can view any Note/Remark
mentioned by you for an event stored
by you previously.
• View all: View all the events.
• Add event: When you add a new event,
you can do the following:
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o Input event duration time.
o Add a subject for that event.
o Set alarms on/off.
• Delete event
• Jump to date: Input a date, and then
press OK to go to a specific date for
entry/edit/viewing of task for that date.
• Indian calendar
• Onscreen prompts
Tasks
You can add tasks like events.
Torch
You can turn Torch on/off.
Alarm
The Alarm can be set to ring at a specific time
on several days. There are five different default
alarms. You can set these alarms to wake you
up at different time on specific day(s) of a
week.
World clock
World clock can be used to know the time in
various cities across the world. You can see a
world map and immediate time in those cities
using world clock. Enter world clock to view a
particular city’s time using the navigation keys.
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Calculator
Keep your calculations on your finger tips with
the calculator.
Unit converter
Use this feature for the converted units of
weight and length.
Currency converter
Use this feature for the exchange rate
conversion.
Messages
Your phone supports various messaging
services. You can create, send, receive, edit
and organize text messages.
SMS
Under SMS, the phone has the following folders
listed.
• Write message: Input content by
selecting preferred input method.
• Inbox: This folder stores all the
received messages.
• Outbox: This folder contains all the
messages sent from your phone.
• Templates: Templates stores 10
preloaded/pre-written text messages for
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ready usage. You can edit the templates
according to your wish.
• SMS settings: SMS settings store all
the different settings responsible for
sending and receiving messages.
• Profile settings: It contains
modes which include Profile
name, SMSC address, Validity
period and Message type.
• Common settings: These
settings include the following -
Delivery report, Reply path and
Save sent message.
• Memory status: Memory status
gives you the information about
the storage status of the phone
memory as well as the SIM
memory.
• Preferred storage: Let you
select the default storage
location of the messages
between Phone and SIM.
• Preferred connection: Let you
select Prefer GPRS, Prefer GSM
and GSM only.
• Scheduled SMS: You can edit a
message and set the date and time to
send to a receiver you preset.
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• SMS black list: Set SMS black list
status on/off, and edit the black list
number.
MMS
The phone has the capability to support
Multimedia Services. You can send and receive
multimedia files by using this feature, provided,
you have this service activated on your SIM
card. It has the following folders listed:
• Write Message
• Inbox
• Outbox
• Drafts
• MMS settings
Voicemail server
The Voicemail server is an interactive system
for storing, processing and reproducing verbal
messages through a voicemail server. The
service is operator dependant and the settings
are provided by the operator upon activating
the service on the SIM card.
Broadcast message
Your phone is capable to receive and store
broadcast messages. You can set the receive
mode to ON/OFF. ‘Read message’ folder stores
the received messages.
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Call log
Call logs
You can check all Calls/SMS related information
under Call logs menu. Call logs menu has
details for:
• Missed calls
• Dialled calls
• Received calls
• Delete call logs
• Call timers
• Call cost
• Text msg. counter
• GPRS counter
You can also delete call lists by selecting
“Delete call logs” option.
Call settings
• Caller ID – You can select to hide, send
ID or set by network.
• Call waiting - You can activate this
function or deactivate it, and can also
view the current settings via query.
• Call divert - You can set to divert the
incoming calls in different conditions.
• Call barring - In order to activate this
service, it requires the services provided
by the network service provider. When
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you change barring password, you need
to input the old password.
• Line switching – To switch between
line1 and line2.
• Closed user group - Several numbers
can be listed to form a user group. Use
this option to specify restrictions to the
communication of a user group.
• Advance settings
o Blacklist - Set whether to
activate the incoming call filter,
and edit the blacklist number.
o Auto redial - You can select to
redial the number automatically
when a call is not connected.
o Call time display - After setting
this function on, you can view
the call time displayed on the
screen.
o Call time reminder - After
setting this function to ‘on’, it will
offer a warning tone towards the
single or periodic setting as your
own during the call process, so
you will be reminded of the call
time at periodic intervals during
a call.
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o Auto quick end - Can be set to
open or close the function,
duration of time 1-9999 seconds.
Phonebook
In phonebook list interface, input the first
character of the name you are searching for in
the cursor, and then all records meeting the
conditions will be displayed. Search results will
be different due to different input content.
Add new contact
Press the left soft key to select Options:
• Select: Select this option in order to
add a new entry into the SIM memory
or to the phone memory.
• Search contact: Input the contact
name. Press the Left Soft Key [Options]
and select Search.
• Mark several: You can mark entries
one by one or mark all.
• Caller groups: Caller groups contains
five default groups:
• Friends
• Family
• VIP
• Business
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• Others
Selecting any group allows you to set group.
For example:
o Setting the ring tone associated
with the group.
o Picture associated with the group.
• Phonebook settings: The following
fields are listed under settings:
• Preferred storage: Select your
preferred storage for contacts.
• Speed dial: Set speed dial
on/off, and set number.
• My number: Edit and send my
number.
• vCard version: You can select
your vCard version.
• Extra numbers: You can edit
owner numbers. Service dialing
numbers are special numbers
mapped with particular services
given by the network operator.
These numbers are pre-fed
inside the SIM card by the
network provider. (Not all SIM
cards support these services.)
The phone gives you another
option to call numbers for
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contacting in case of any
emergency.
• Memory status: This option
enables you to check the
memory status of the phone and
the SIM card.
• Copy contacts: You can copy
the contacts from the Phone
memory to SIM memory and
vice-versa.
• Move contacts: You can move
the contacts from the Phone
memory to SIM memory and
vice-versa.
• Delete all contacts: You can
delete all contacts from the
Phone memory and SIM memory.
WAP browser
WAP
WAP or Wireless Application Protocol browser
provides all the basic services of a computer
based web browser but is simplified to operate
within the restrictions of a mobile phone. The
WAP Browser has the following options:
• Homepage: Homepage allows you to
enter the default URL on the phone.
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This will enable you to go to the same
page every time you access the
homepage.
• Bookmarks: Bookmarks enables you
to mark a place in an electronic
document or a pointer (primarily to
an internet URL) in an Internet web
browser.
• Recent pages: Recent pages stores
the list of URLs which have been
recently visited by you on the WAP
browser.
• Input address: Enter the desired
address (URL) of the website or
webpage in this column.
• Service inbox: Service inbox
receives and stores URLs through text
messages from the operator. You can
read them and accept to go to the
web page and browse.
• Settings: You can vary the following
settings:
o Profiles
o Browser options
o Service message settings
o Clear cache
o Clear cookies
Games
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Games
• Robot
• Games settings: These settings enable
you to vary from settings in Audio to
ON/OFF, and allow you to
increase/decrease the volume levels.
Media center
The verykool i119 comes with a host of
multimedia applications to provide you with
unlimited entertainment.
Camera
By pressing the left soft key to select Options,
you can go to following options:
• Photos: You can view the photos.
• Camera settings: Carry out such
related settings as LED highlight,
Shutter sound, EV, Night mode, Anti-
flicker and Delay timer.
• Image settings: Set size and quality of
photos.
• White balance: You can select Auto,
Daylight, Tungsten and so on.
• Effect settings: You can select Normal,
Grayscale, Sepia and so on.
• Restore default: Restore to default
settings.
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Image viewer
Image viewer stores all your pictures which are
preloaded. It gives you the following options.
• View – To view the selected file.
• Browse style – You can select to view
the pictures in list style or matrix style.
• Send – The images selected can be
sent via MMS.
• Send to plugger
• Use as –The image selected can be set
as wallpaper, screen saver, power
on/off display and caller picture
(provided the image size is not more
than 20K).
• Rename – You can rename the image
according to your own choice.
• Delete – To delete the selected file.
• Sort by– The images stored can be
sorted by Name, Type, Time and Size.
• Delete all files
Video player
The verykool i119 comes with an inbuilt video
player that plays all your favorite videos stored
before.
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Audio player
The verykool i119 comes with an inbuilt music
player that plays all your favorite songs stored
in the micro SD card. It gives you a host of
setting options to make your listening
experience interesting.
The player gives you an option to select from a
list of songs already stored in the micro SD
card, to be played, added to your ringtones.
The player has the following setting options:
o List auto gen.: It also offers to
generate the play list
automatically.
o Repeat: You can also select to
repeat the song or complete play
list (Off/One/All).
o Shuffle: You can shuffle the
order of your songs to play. If
you put this mode to ‘ON’, then
the songs will be played in a
random fashion otherwise, a
sequential pattern will be
followed.
o Background play: Background
play option allows you to enjoy
your music even if the player is
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minimized to use other functions
of the phone.
Sound recorder
You can record sound/voice on your verykool
i119 phone. Just select sound recorder, go to
options and select New record. Select ‘Stop’ to
save it. Select ‘Pause’ to pause the recording
and ‘Continue’ to resume the recording.
FM radio
The verykool i119 comes with an in-built FM
radio receiver/recorder player. Before
operating the radio function, please insert
headset provided along with your phone to play
FM radio. Press ‘Options’ to find:
• Channel list: Store all the channels
that the FM radio can receive. You get
options to play or edit them.
• Manual input: You can store and
register your channel frequency and
play it by pressing OK.
• Auto search: On selecting this, the FM
tries to scan all the available channels
provided by the network. To start the
search, make sure that the radio is
power ON.
• Settings: Under settings, you have
options for Background play (ON/OFF),
Loud speaker (ON/OFF), Record format
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(AMR/WAV) and Audio quality
(Low/High).
• Record: You can record your favorite
music or program.
• Append: Append recording enables you
to append records, if any.
• File list: Select File list to check your
previously stored recording files.
The FM radio also gives you an option to
change the settings through shortcut keys
available on the main window. Such as to ‘Skip
to next channel’ and to ‘skip to previous
channel’ using the navigation keys on the
keypad.
Schedule FM record
verykool i119 comes with a unique feature of
FM scheduling. This feature enables you to
schedule the radio to power ON itself and
record your favorite program. You can set the
time, date, and channel and record functions to
record the desired program. It can record 4
programs for you to enjoy them anytime later
at your own wish. On pressing Edit, you will
have the following functions to set:
• ON/OFF
• Date and Time
• Repeat
• Channel settings
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• Record settings
Gallery
Gallery allows you to manage all the files
stored in the memory card.
1. You can view the remaining memory
and available memory in micro-SD card.
2. You can open and navigate the
directories and files in the storage.
3. You can View, Play and Setup files in
the storage disks.
The options available are:
• Open
o Images
o Audio
o My music
• New folder
You can create a new folder to store
files.
• Format
NOTE: Formatting the Memory card will
erase all existing data from it.
• Rename
• Details
Services
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STK
STK stands for SIM Tool Kit. This service is
provided by the network provider and is used
to initiate various Value Added Services,
provided the SIM and the operator support this
feature.
Settings
Under settings, the phone gives you the option
to change the settings for various features of
the phone.
The following list is available in Settings:
User profiles
All the different profiles are listed under this
menu:
• General: The profile gives you an
option to activate and customize the
settings. You can customize the
following features:
o Tone settings: Tone setup
enables you to set up different
music tones to different
functionalities of the phone like
Incoming call, Message tone and
Keypad tone.
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o Volume: You can vary the
volume levels for Ring tone and
Key tone.
o Alert type: Alert type lets you
choose the way you want to be
alerted. You can choose from
Ring only, Vib. only, Vib. then
ring.
o Ring type: Ring type lets you
select the type of ring to alert
you. You can choose from Single,
Repeat and Ascending.
o Extra tone: Extra tone is added
to a number of incidences such
as Warning, Error, Camp on and
Connect.
o Answer mode: Answer mode
gives you the choice to select
any key to answer a call. Any
key enables you to receive a call
using any key of the phone
except the End key.
o Backlight settings: You can set
backlight time, keypad lamp and
so on.
• Meeting
• Outdoor
• Indoor
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• Headset
• Power saving mode
Phone settings
You have following options listed under phone
settings:
• Time and date: Let you set the Home
city, Time and date on the phone.
• Schedule power on/off: Let you set a
particular time on the phone when the
phone should Power on/off itself.
• Language: The verykool i119 currently
supports English and Espanol.
• Pref. input methods: This enables you
to select the text input method: They
are – Smart ABC/abc, Multitap ABC/abc,
Smart ES/es, Multitap ES/es and
Numeric input.
• Display: You can set a host of different
characteristics of the phone such as
wallpaper, screen saver, show date and
time, etc.
• Dedicated key: This option helps you
dedicate/map certain key features of
the phone with the Navigation keys
(UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT) of the phone.
At anytime you can change the mapping
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and select a new feature from the list of
features available.
• Auto update of date and time: This
feature automatically updates the date
and time on the phone, receiving it from
the network.
NOTE: This feature is network
dependant.
• Flight mode: You can select Normal
mode, Flight mode and Query when
power on.
Network settings
Network settings gives the user the option to
select a desired network and addition of a new
network to the network list. The network setup
gives you the following options:
• Network selection(Automatic/Manual)
• Preferences – Will list down the entire
network IDs (depending on the SIM
card used).
• GPRS connection
Security settings
Under Security settings, we have the following
options available:
• SIM lock: press OK key to enable PIN
lock, which will require you to input a
password when the mobile phone is
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switched on. Otherwise, the SIM card is
unavailable.
During setup, it requires to enter the correct
PIN code. If a wrong code is entered for
three times, the PUK (Personal Unlock code)
will be required, PUK is used to unlock and
change the locked PIN code. If PUK code is
not provided, please contact your local
network service provider.
• Phone lock: Phone lock protects your
phone from any unauthorized usage or
unauthorized access to information
stored in the phone. When phone lock is
activated, the phone would ask for the
phone lock code every time you power-
on the phone. Enter the lock code
(default as 0000) to use the phone. You
can simply unlock the phone by going
into Security settings > Phone lock >
enter the lock code and put it off.
• Auto keypad lock: Auto keypad lock
automatically locks the keypad after a
preset time interval. You can set the
time from 5 seconds to 5 minutes.
• Fixed dial: Outgoing calls from your
phone can be restricted by making a
fixed dialing list that allows only
numbers on that list to be dialled from
the phone.
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• Barred dial: Barred dial is a SIM
card/Network dependant feature If your
operator supports it, then you can use
the facility in the phone.
• Change password: Change password
option gives you the options to change
PIN, PIN2, phone password.
Connectivity
• Data account: Data account contains
GPRS accounts used to establish GPRS
connections for WAP, MMS and www
browsing.
NOTE: Select the appropriate setting from the
list for using a particular feature depending on
the availability of the operator services.
Restore factory settings
Selecting this option will ask you to enter the
password to restore the phone to factory
settings. The default password is set as 0000.
Shortcuts
Assign shortcuts as per your requirements to
specific keys.
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Warning
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
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.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)
information
This wireless phone meets the government’s requirements for
exposure to radio waves.
The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by
independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough
evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial
safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of
age or health.
The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of
measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR, The
SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6 W/Kg.