Via One Networks 1000 Tri-Band Mobile Phone w/ Bluetooth Transmitter User Manual CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
Via One Networks LLC Tri-Band Mobile Phone w/ Bluetooth Transmitter CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
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Rhein Tech Laboratories, Inc. Client: Via One Networks LLC
360 Herndon Parkway Model #: WP8
Suite 1400 Standards: FCC 24/RSS-133
Herndon, VA 20170 ID’s: XEZ-1000/8390A-1000
www.rheintech.com Report #: 2009194PCS
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Appendix L: User Manual
Please refer to the following pages.
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FLYER
Software Release 1.0
World Phone For Dummies
GSM FLYER
User Manual
Software Release 1.0
Model WP8 FCC ID: XEZ-1000
Copyright © 2009 Via One Networks, LLC
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Table of Contents
1. Safety Information 3
2. Getting to Know Your Phone 4
3. Getting Started 8
Switching the Phone On
Idle Screen
Switching the Phone O
Using Your Phone
4. Making and Receiving Calls 12
Calling from the Phone Book
Calling using the Keypad
Emergency Call
Receiving a Call
During a Call
Dial Missed Call
Redial and Reply
Using the Phone Book
Find a Contact with Quick Search
Entry Option
Create an entry
5. Messaging 19
Write SMS
Send SMS
To send an SMS
To Send to Many
To Send By Group
Unsent SMS Messages
Read SMS
To read an SMS
Using Message Templates
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6. Viewing Call History 23
Missed Calls
Dialed Calls
Received Calls
Delete Call Logs
7. Customizing Your Phone 26
Call Setup
Network Setup
Security Setup
Restore Factory Settings
User Proles
Bluetooth
8. Camera 33
Taking Pictures
Image Viewer
Video Recorder
Video Player
9. Audio 37
Audio Player
Sound Recorder
10. My Files 39
11. Extras 40
12. Help 41
13. Transferring Files 43
14. Troubleshooting 45
15. SAR Information 47
3Safety information
1. Safety Information
To ensure the safe use of your phone, please read the following
safety information:
ìKeep your phone away from children, dust, excessive
moisture, extreme temperatures, and open ames,
including lit cigarettes.
ìFollow instructions pertaining to phone usage near special
equipment especially in hospitals, aircrafts, petrol stations,
and areas containing potentially explosive fumes.
ìOnly manufacturer authorized personnel should
disassemble the phone. Do not attempt to disassemble or
repair the phone yourself.
ìUse the phone with a hands-free device while driving and
avoid placing your phone near your vehicle’s airbag.
ìUse only original batteries and accessories with your
phone.
ìChanges or modications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
Not following the safety information may be dangerous or
illegal and may also void your product warranty.
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Getting to know your phone
2. Getting to Know Your Phone
Using This Manual
This user manual applies to the GSM Flyer mobile phone. But
before you get started, keep a few helpful hints in mind:
ìWhere you see words in quotation (for example, “Wrong
PIN”), the words are actual words displayed in the phone,
such as prompts or names of menus.
ìWhere you see bold words in square brackets (for example,
[Ok]), you have to press the corresponding action keys
or under which the bold words appear.
The most common symbols and their function meanings are as
follows:
Signal strength
Keypad locked
Alarm activated
Phone call(s) missed
New SMS or SMS full
Battery status
Ring
Vibration only
Vibration and ring
Vibration then ring
Bluetooth is enabled
Handset is roaming
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Receiver
Display
Navigation
Action Action
Answer / Send End / power
on & o
Keypad
Decrease
volume
Play / Pause
Increase
volume
Getting to know your phone
Charger
socket
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Getting to know your phone
Speaker
Battery door
Microphone
Charger
socket
Camera
7Getting to know your phone
Prong adapter
USB
connection
USB
connection
Charger socket
connection
Personal
Identication
Number (PIN)
used to unlock
phone
Phone number
SIM card
slot
IMEI
Number
Micro SD
card slot
SIM card
SIM card holder
+441234567890
1234
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Getting started
3. Getting started
Inserting the SIM Card
To insert your SIM card into your World Phone For Dummies,
follow these steps:
1. Remove the battery door by pushing it downwards to
detach it from the phone.
2. Remove the battery from the phone.
3. Insert the SIM card into the slot carefully.
Make sure that the cut corner is on top of the slot and that
the gold-colored area of the card is facing the inside of the
phone.
4. Re-insert the battery and replace the battery door.
The World Phone For Dummies may come with the SIM card
pre-installed.
Charging the Battery
Before using your World Phone For Dummies, you will need to
charge the battery. Here’s how:
1. Align the gold-colored contacts of the battery with the
corresponding connectors in the battery compartment.
2. Insert the battery into the phone and replace battery
door.
3. Plug the phone charger connector into the charger
socket at the bottom of the phone, and then connect the
USB connecter into the prong adapter or directly into a
computer.
4. Plug the prong adaptor into a wall outlet (if you are
charging via a personal computer, make sure the
computer is turned on).
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The battery indicator bar on the phone starts scrolling, and
the green light on the prong adapter is lit. You may have to
wait several minutes before you see the battery indicator
bar appear on the screen.
When the battery is fully charged, the bar stops scrolling. To
stop charging the phone, disconnect the charger from the
phone and then from the wall outlet or computer.
Charge the battery for at least 12 hours for rst time usage.
Switching the Phone On/O
To power your phone on/o, follow these steps:
1. Press and hold .
A greeting message is displayed, and you may be asked to
enter a PIN Code.
2. Use the keypad to enter your PIN, and then press [Ok].
The Pin Code can be found on the SIM card holder (see
page 7). A “PIN Accepted” message is displayed when you
have entered the correct PIN. A “Wrong PIN” message is
displayed when you have entered the wrong PIN . If the
latter is the case, you are prompted to re-enter the correct
PIN.
3. If you have mistakenly entered a wrong number, press
[Clear] to delete the number and re-enter the correct
PIN.
4. To switch the phone o, press and hold .
You have three attempts at entering the correct PIN before the SIM
card is locked. You will need a PUK Code to unlock the SIM. You can
obtain this code by calling Customer Care at 1-888-882-0978 . You
have ten attempts at entering the correct PUK Code; after which,
the SIM card will be permanently locked, and you will be required
you to purchase a new SIM card by calling Customer Care.
Getting started
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Getting started
Checking Out the Idle Screen
The idle screen displays after the phone has been switched on.
The idle screen indicates that the phone is ready for use.
Switching the Phone O
ìPress and hold .
Using Your Phone
Access the phone menu from the idle screen as follows:
ìPress to access the Main Menu.
ìPress to access the Phone Book.
ìPress up to create a SMS message.
ìPress down to access the Alarm.
ìPress left to access the Camera.
ìPress right to access User Prole.
Menu Name
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The phone menu is arranged as follows:
For a shortcut to enter a particular phone menu, press
followed by the number (for example, press 7 for Settings).
Keypad Menu Shortcuts
Press then press:
Phone Book
Messages
Call History
Audio
Camera
My Files
Settings
Extras
Help
Phone Book
Messages
Audio
Settings
Camera
Extras
Call History
My Files
Help
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Making and receiving calls
Making and Receiving Calls
You can make a local or international call either from the phone
book or by entering the contact phone number directly by
using the keypad.
Calling from the Phone Book
To make a local or international phone call from the
phone book:
1. Press to go to Name.
2. Scroll to your contact’s phone number by either using
the navigation key or by entering contact’s name
using the keypad.
Make sure that the number consists of country code, area
code, and contact phone number.
3. Press to dial the number.
Calling using the keypad
To make a local or international call directly by using the
keypad, follow these directions:
1. Enter the phone number you wish to dial consisting of
country code, area code, and directly using the keypad.
2. Press to dial the number.
When making an international call with the World Phone
For Dummies, the connection time is a bit longer than that
of a normal call.
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Making an Emergency Call
You can make an emergency call even when a subscribed
network is unavailable. To make an emergency call, follow these
steps:
1. Switch on the phone.
2. Press to select SOS.
3. Enter the emergency number using keypad and
press .
Please conrm the local emergency number to dial in the
country you are calling from. For example 911, 999, 112,
and so on.
4. Follow the instructions of the emergency operator.
Receiving a Call
When you receive a call, the phone rings or vibrates depending
on your User Prole settings. The contact name and number
is displayed if the information has been stored in your phone
book. To receive a call, follow these steps:
1. Press to answer a received call or press
and select [Answer].
2. Press to reject a received call or press
and select [Deect].
3. If a missed call notication appears on the screen, press
to read the missed call details or press to
return to idle screen.
When you choose to reject a call, the rejected call
becomes a missed call.
Making and receiving calls
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Making and receiving calls
Knowing Your Options During a Call
Press to view active call options. Scroll to selected
option then press [Ok]. To return to the previous screen, press
[Back].
The following options are oered during a call:
ìHold: To put an active call on hold
ìEnd: To end the active call
ìNew Call: To make a new call during an active call
ìPhone Book: To browse the phone book during a call
ìSMS: To send out a SMS during a call
Where service is not available, this is indicated by the
notication “None.”
ìMute: To mute the volume during a call
ìDTMF: To select on/o function
To activate hands-free calling during an active call, press
to select the hands-free option. Hands-Free is a preset
user prole. Note: Go to User Prole to view hands-free setup.
Dialing a Missed Call
When you miss a call, you will see a notication of a missed call
on your screen immediately. Press to read the missed
call details or press twice to return to the idle screen. Returning
to the idle screen does not delete the missed call details from
your phone. You will see an icon on the top panel of your
display in the idle screen to indicate a missed call.
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To dial the missed call:
1. Press to display missed calls and select [Option]
followed by [Dial].
Selecting [Option] in the same screen allows you to view
the missed call options.
2. Scroll to selected option and then press [Ok].
3. To return to previous menu, press [Back].
The following options are available to you when you have
missed a call:
ìDelete: To delete missed call number from your phone
book
ìSave to Phone Book: To store missed call number in your
phone book
ìDial: To dial the missed call
ìEdit: To edit missed call number in your phone book
Redialing and Replying
Your phone stores a record of the last ten numbers you have
dialed. To redial your last outgoing number:
1. Press to display Dialed Calls.
2. Use the navigation keys to scroll to your desired
number and press to dial.
Making and receiving calls
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Making and receiving calls
Using the Phone Book
You can store phone numbers and their corresponding contact
names in the phone book.
To use the phone book, press to access phone book
entries from the idle screen.
For more phone book options, press followed by
or select [Ok] to go to phone book menu.
The Phone Book menu oers the following options:
ìQuick Search Entry: To enter a contact’s name or rst
letter and a list of matching contacts will appear
ìAdd New Entry: To add a new contact
ìCopy All: To copy all phone book entries stored in SIM to
phone storage or vice versa
ìDelete: To delete phone book entries from the SIM or
Phone
ìCaller Group: To access/edit specic groups entries in the
phone book
ìMy vCard: To edit Owner/Service Dial/SOS phone number
ìSetting: To edit/access Memory Status/Preferred Storage
SIM/Phone Book elds and My vCard information
ìCaller Picture: To associate a picture to a contact
ìCaller Ring Tone: To attach a specic ringer when called
from the contact
The phone can store up to 250 entries and the SIM card
can store an additional 500 entries.
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Finding a contact with Quick Search
Use the keypad to nd a contact by entering the rst letter of
the contact’s name. For example, if you want to search for the
contact “Heidi,” press twice to go to “H.” Then use the
navigation keys to scroll to the name “Heidi.”
Entry Option
After you choose a contact, select [Option]. Scroll through the
list and press [Ok] to select. Press [Back] to return to the phone
book listing.
Phone book menu options include
ìDial: To make a call
ìSMS: To write an SMS
ìView: To view contact details
ìEdit: To edit contact details
ìDelete: To delete a contact from the phone book listing
ìCopy: To copy a contact from the SIM to the
phone or vice versa
ìMove: To move a contact from the SIM to the phone or vice
versa
ìDuplicate: To duplicate entry
Creating an Entry
To create a new entry, follow these steps:
1. From the phone book menu, highlight Add New Entry
and press [Ok].
2. Enter your preferred location.
Making and receiving calls
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Making and receiving calls
The phone will prompt you to choose your preferred
storage location either on the SIM card or phone. Saving
to the SIM card allows you to enter only the name and
number. Saving to the phone allows you to save more:
ìName
ìMobile Number
ìHome Number
ìE-mail Address
ìOce Number
ìFax Number
ìBirthday
ìAssociate Picture (Add a custom picture to a contact)
ìAssociate Sound (Add a custom ringer to a contact)
ìCaller Group (Add a contact to a group: Friends,
Business, and so on)
3. Select Name and press [Edit] and use the keypad to
enter a name; then select [Option] and [Done].
4. Use the navigation key to scroll down to Mobile
Number and press [Edit] and use keypad to enter the
number.
5. Select [Option] and [Done].
6. Press [Ok] and then select [Yes] to save new entry.
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Messaging
The Messages menu allows you to manage the messages
received, sent, and to be sent.
Press followed by to access the Messages Menu.
The following options are available:
ìInbox: Contains message received
ìOutbox: Contains messages sent
ìWrite: Creates message to be send
ìTemplate: Creates and saves messages frequently
used, for quick texting. For example “Where are you?”
ìMessage Settings: Message reports, memory
management
Write SMS
To write an SMS, follow these steps:
1. From the Messages menu, scroll down to Write Message
and press [Ok].
2. Type the message using the keypad and press
to change the preferred input method and access pre-
saved template messages.
3. Press [Clear] to delete the text.
4. When the message has been completed, press [Option]
then [Ok] when done.
Input methods allow you to switch between languages,
capitalize letters, and predict text. When the predictive
text is selected, the phone determines the word you are
trying to type.
Messaging
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Messaging
Sending SMS
After you have entered the text message and selected [Done],
the following Send options are available:
ìSave and Send: Save a copy of the message and send the
SMS
ìSend Only: Send the SMS
ìSave: Save the SMS and do not send
ìSend to Many: Send the SMS to multiple recipients
ìSend By Group: Send the SMS to pre-dened groups
To send one SMS message:
1. Select [Send Only] and enter contact number or select
[Search] to select a contact from the Phone Book.
2. Use the navigation keys to scroll through Phone Book
entries and press [Ok] to select a contact.
3. Press [Ok] to send message to the contact.
4. Press [Abort] to cancel and/or stop the message from
being sent.
To send a text to multiple recipients:
1. Select [Send to Many] option when you want to send an
SMS to more than one recipient.
2. Select [Edit List] and press to enter the phone
number or select [Search] to scroll through the Phone
Book entries and choose the recipient(s).
3. Press [Back] to return to previous screen and select
[Send Now] to send SMS.
To send SMS by group:
1. Select [Send By Group] option when you want to send
an SMS to a predened group.
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2. Select Friends/Family/VIP/Business/Others.
3. Press [Ok] to select group.
4. Press [Back] to return to previous screen and select
[Send Now] to send SMS.
Unsent SMS Messages
Unsent SMS messages are saved in the Outbox. To view these
messages, scroll to [Outbox] to view unsent messages. Select a
message and press [Ok] to read the message. Press [Option] for
outbox options. The following outbox options are available:
ìSend: To send an SMS message stored in the Outbox
ìEdit: To edit a message stored in the Outbox
ìDelete: To delete message stored in the Outbox
ìDelete All: To delete all messages stored in the Outbox
ìUse Number: To save the number from message with
option; to dial or save the number to the phone book
Reading SMS
When you receive an SMS message, you will see a notication
on your idle screen and a message icon at the top panel of
your idle screen.
To read an SMS:
1. When a new SMS notication is displayed, press
to display the SMS message.
Sender information is shown at the beginning of the SMS
message.
2. Read an SMS message from the Messages menu.
Scroll to [Inbox] and press [Ok]. Use the navigation keys
Messaging
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Messaging
to scroll to the SMS message to be read, and press [Ok]
to display message. The most recent SMS messages are
displayed rst.
3. Press [Back] to return to Messages menu or press
to return to idle screen.
Press [Option] and scroll to select read options. Press [Ok] to
select an option or [Back] to return to Messages menu. The
following options are available when you read an SMS message:
ìReply: To reply to the sender of the SMS message
ìForward: To forward the SMS message to another recipient
ìEdit: To edit the SMS message
ìDelete: To delete the SMS message
ìDelete All: To delete all SMS messages received
ìUse Number: To extract a number from a message with
further options to dial or to save number to phone book
Using Message Templates
Message templates are pre-set messages that you can use
instead of having to enter the entire message using the keypad.
To view the templates, scroll to [Template] from the Messages
menu. Select a template and press [Option] to view it. The
following template options are available:
ìEdit: To edit a message Template
ìErase: To erase a message Template
ìWrite Message: To use Template in a message
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Viewing Call History
The phone stores the last ten call records for missed calls,
incoming calls, and outgoing calls. From the idle screen, press
followed by to go to Call History menu.
Missed Calls
When you have a missed call, you will see a notication on your
idle screen and a on the top panel of your idle screen. Press
to display missed call details. You may also view missed
call details from the main menu. Go to [Call History] and press
[Ok]. Then select [Missed Calls] and press [Ok] to display
missed call information. The number of missed calls on record
is displayed. Use the navigation keys to scroll and view other
missed calls if you have more than one missed call on record.
To dial a missed call, please refer to the “Dialing a Missed
Call” section under “Making and Receiving Calls.”
Dialed Calls
Press or scroll to Dialed Calls to view a list of your
outgoing calls. Use the navigation keys to scroll through the list
and press [Option] to select an entry. When you select to view
a dialed call, the following information is displayed:
ìDate
ìTime
ìContact Name (if in Phone Book)
ìPhone Number
ìNumber of Times Dialed
Viewing call history
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Viewing call history
Select [Back] to return to the Dialed Calls list or select [Option]
to access the following options:
ìDelete: To delete the dialed call entry
ìSave: To save the dialed number in the SIM or phone
ìDial: To dial the number in dialed calls record
ìEdit: To enable changes to be made to the number in
dialed call record
ìSend SMS: To write an SMS to the dialed number
Received Calls
Scroll to [Received Calls] to view a list of your incoming calls.
Use the navigation keys to scroll through the list and press [Ok]
to select an entry. The following information is displayed when
you select to view a received call:
ìDate
ìTime
ìContact Name (if in Phone Book)
ìPhone Number
ìNumber of calls received
ìDuration
Select [Back] to return to the Received Calls list or select
[Option] to access the following options:
ìDelete: To delete the received call entry
ìSave: To save the received call number in the SIM or phone
ìDial: To dial the number in received calls record
ìEdit: To enable changes to be made to the number in
received call record
ìSend SMS: To write an SMS to the dialed number
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Deleting Call Logs
Scroll to [Delete Call Logs] and press [Ok] to access delete call
log options, which are as follows:
ìMissed Calls: To delete only missed call entries in the call
logs
ìDialed Calls: To delete only dialed call entries in the call
logs
ìReceived Calls: To delete only received call entries in the
call logs
ìDelete All: To delete all entries in the call logs
ìCall Time: To view phone usage reports
ìSMS Counter: To view number of messages sent and
received
Viewing call history
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Customizing your phone
Customizing Your Phone
The Settings menu allows you to customize your phone. The
Settings menu oers options to change the phone language;
set the preferred alert mode; setup ring tone, key sound,
warning tones; display preferences, DTMF, greetings; and view
phone information.
Press followed by to go to Settings menu. Use
navigation keys to scroll to the sub-menus and press [Ok] to
access selected sub-menus. The Settings menu comprises the
following sub-menus:
ìPhone Setup: To customize the setup of your phone
ìCall Setup: To set up your call preferences
ìNetwork Setup: To set up your network preferences
ìSecurity Setup: To set up your preferred security settings
ìRestore Factory Settings: To restore factory settings; enter
the reset PIN: 0000
ìUser Proles: To select call alert settings
ìBluetooth: To pair your phone with a Bluetooth device
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Phone Setup
The Phone Setup sub-menu contains options that allow you to
change the phone’s time and date, the display language, your
preferred text input method, and display characteristics. It also
allows you to set the display contrast, your preferred greeting
text, speed dial function, preferred shortcuts to functions you
frequently use, dedicated keys for frequently used options, and
enables the auto update of the date and time.
To access these options, scroll to Phone setup and press [Ok].
Then use the navigation keys to scroll to an option and press
[Ok] to access the selected option:
ìTime and Date: To set the phone’s internal clock. First set
your home city.
• Select [Set Home City] and use the navigation keys to
scroll to your home city. Next set the time and date.
• Select [Change]. Use navigation keys to scroll to time
then use keypad to enter the time. Next, scroll to date
and use keypad to enter the date.
• Select [Done] and [Yes] to save your settings.
• Press [Back] to return to Phone Setup.
ìSchedule Power: To schedule your phone to automatically
power on and o. Use the navigation keys to select
schedule power and press [Ok].
ìLanguage: To specify your preferred language for the
phone. Use the navigation keys to select between English,
French, Spanish, and Arabic and press [Ok].
ìPreferred Input Method: To specify your preferred
input method. Use the navigation keys to select an input
method and press [Ok].
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Customizing your phone
ìDisplay characteristics: To setup your display preferences.
• Select [Wallpaper] to change wallpapers.
• Select [Screen saver] to change screen saver.
• Select [Power On Display] to change power on display.
• Select [Power O Display] to change power o display.
• Select [Show Date and Time] and [On] or [O] to
enable or disable display of date and time on idle
screen.
• Select [Show Owner Number] and [On] or [O] to
enable or disable display of your own number on idle
screen.
• Press [Back] to return to Phone Setup.
ìGreeting Text: To customize the greeting text displayed
whenever the phone is powered on or o. Scroll to
[Status], use navigation keys to select [On] to activate
greeting text or [O] to deactivate it. Next scroll to
Greeting Text. “Welcome” is the default greeting text. To
change this, select [Edit] to change the message. Select
[Ok] and [Yes] to save the new settings.
ìSpeed Dial: To enable Speed Dial and set speed dial
numbers.
ìDedicated key: To dene the functions of the navigation
keys in idle screen.
ìAuto update Date and Time: Select this option to auto
update date and time. Select [On] to activate auto update
and [O] to deactivate it.
ìFlight Mode: To set the phone in Flight or Normal mode or
Query on Power On.
ìMisc Setting: To set LED On/O and LCD backlight On/O.
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Call Setup
Select this option if you want to access Call Setup options.
Scroll to Call Setup and press [Ok]. The options include
ìCall Waiting: To activate and deactivate call waiting
ìCall Time Display: To turn on and o call duration time to
be displayed
Network Setup
Select this option if you want to congure the network, scroll to
Network Setup and press [Ok]. Network setup options include
ìNetwork Selection: Set Network Selection to automatic
or manual to select a network. We strongly recommend
you leave this as automatic.
ìPreferred Networks: Add preferred cellular networks you
want to connect to.
We strongly recommend you do not delete the entries in
the Preferred Network options. Your phone service may be
adversely aected.
Security Setup
Security Setup sub-menu contains options, which allow you to
customize the security preferences for your phone. To access
these options, scroll to Security setup and press [Ok]. Then use
the navigation keys to scroll to an option and press [Ok] to
access the selected option:
ìSIM Lock: Select this option to lock the SIM card and
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Customizing your phone
prevent its use on another phone unless the correct PIN is
provided. This function is PIN protected. Select [On] to lock
the SIM card or [O] to unlock the SIM card.
ìAuto Key Lock: Select this option to lock the keypad
automatically after the expiry of a set period. Use the
navigation keys to select the period after which the keypad
will be locked automatically. Select [None] to deactivate
this function. After the keypad is locked, a lock icon
appears at the top panel of your idle screen. To unlock the
keypad, press followed by .
ìChange Password: Select this option to change the
following passwords: PIN1, PIN2. To change the passwords,
you need to enter the current password rst then enter the
new password. The phone will prompt you to reenter the
new password for conrmation.
Passwords and PINs are the same. PIN1 is the 4-digit PIN
printed on the SIM Card Holder. PIN2 can be acquired by
contacting Customer Care at 1-888-882-0978.
Restoring Factory Settings
Select this option to restore all settings to original factory
settings. This function is password-protected, and the phone
will prompt you to enter a password. The default password is
0000.
User Proles
The User Proles Menu allows you to customize for tone setup,
volume, alert type, ring type, extra tone, LCD backlight, and
font size. The phone is preset with ve user proles: General,
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Meeting, Outdoor, Indoor, and Headset. Each user prole is
customized to suit dierent environments.
Press to go to the User Proles Menu.
To activate a user prole, scroll to the preferred user prole and
press [Ok]. Select [Activate] to activate user prole.
To customize a user prole, scroll to the user prole and press
[Ok]. Select [Customize] and press [Ok]. You will see a list of
the following features in user prole, which you can choose to
customize:
ìTone Setup
ìVolume
ìAlert Type
ìRing Type
ìExtra Tone
ìAnswer Mode
To customize any particular feature, scroll to the feature and
press [Ok]. Use the navigation keys to scroll through the list of
options. Press [Ok] to select option. Press [Back] to return to
User Prole menu.
Bluetooth
This handset oers Bluetooth, which allows this handset to
connect to other Bluetooth enabled devices within a range
of 10 meters. A Bluetooth connection can be used to send or
receive text les, images, videos, music les, and vCards.
Bluetooth devices do not need line of sight to communicate
because they use radio waves; however, please check with
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Customizing your phone
your service provider or local authority to see if any restrictions
apply in some locations. Please check the manufacturers for
other devices to determine compatibility with this device.
To access the Bluetooth menu from the idle screen, press
followed by and scroll down using the
navigation key to Bluetooth and press [Ok]. The rst time you
access the Bluetooth Menu you will be asked to Power on
Bluetooth; press [Ok] to turn on Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth Menu allows you to
ìSet visibility of your handset to On or O: When set to
On, your handset will be visible to other Bluetooth devices
for pairing.
ìChange the name of your handset: This name will be
the name other Bluetooth devices will see when pairing to
your device.
ìAuthentication On/O: When set to O, any Bluetooth
enabled device can talk to your handset. Set to On to
require PIN authentication before pairing with another
device.
ìAudio path: Choose between headset or phone to access
audio les.
Using Bluetooth increases demand on battery power and
reduces battery life.
33 Camera
Camera
The GSM Flyer has a built-in 0.3 mega pixel CMOS camera,
which supports photographing and video shooting functions.
The Camera menu consists of the Camera functions, Image
viewer, Video Recorder, and Video Player.
Taking Pictures
If you choose to take a picture, follow these steps:
1. Press to activate the camera.
2. Alternatively, to access the Camera Menu press
followed by from the idle screen.
3. Press to capture an image.
4. Select [Save] to save the captured image.
The camera is preset with default factory settings.
To change the camera settings, press to activate the
camera and select [Option], [Camera Setting]. Below are the
settings that can be changed:
ìSelect [Shutter Sound] to set the camera shutter sound to
on or o.
ìSelect [EV] to set the camera EV from -4 to +4.
ìSelect [Banding] to set the band to 50Hz or 60Hz.
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Camera
ìSelect [Delay Timer] to set the delay time when capturing
photos.
ìSelect [Cont Shot] to set the number of continuous
pictures to captures.
To specify the image size of photos captured using the phone
camera, select [Option] and scroll down to [Image Setting]
and press [Ok]. You can choose from the following image sizes:
ì320x240
ì640x480
ì128x160
ì160x120
After you select the Image Size, press [Ok] to save and return
to the Camera [Options] menu. To change the image quality
select [Image Quality] from the Camera [Options] menu. You
can choose from the following image sizes:
ìLow
ìNormal
ìHigh
Additional Camera options include the following:
ìWhite Balance: To adjust the white balance to auto,
daylight, and more. Select according to dierent lighting
conditions and preferences.
ìScene Mode: To adjust the camera lighting to night mode
or auto.
35 Camera
ìEect Setting: To set the image eects to normal,
grayscale, sepia, and more when capturing photos.
ìAdd Frame: To add frames to the photos. Ten dierent
frames available.
ìStorage: To set default storage location for pictures; Phone
or Memory Card.
ìRestore Default: To restore default factory settings for the
camera.
Frames are only applicable to images of size 128x160.
Image Viewer
To view pictures taken, select [Image Viewer] from the Camera
Menu. The image viewer has a number of options:
ìBrowse Style: To select List Style or Matrix Style for
browsing images
ìForward: To set an image as wallpaper, as a screen saver, or
to send the image to the phone book contact
ìRename: To rename the image le
ìDelete: To delete the image le
ìDelete All: To delete all image les
ìSort: To arrange and list image les by name, type, time,
or size
ìStorage: To specify the preferred storage location for
image les
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Camera
Video Recorder
To record video using the video recorder, follow these steps:
1. From the idle screen, press followed by
to access the Camera Menu and scroll to select [Video
Recorder].
2. To begin or to stop recording, press .
3. When nished, select [Stop] and [Yes] to save or [No] to
discard the recording.
Video Player
To play a video, select Video Player from the Camera Menu and
press [Play] from the menu options.
Additional Video Player options include
ìPlay: To play the selected video le
ìRename: To rename the video le
ìDelete: To delete the video le
ìDelete All: To delete all video les
ìSort: To arrange and list the video les by name, type, time,
or size.
ìBluetooth Settings: To pair the handset to a Bluetooth
audio device
ìStorage: To specify your preferred storage location for the
recorded video les
37 Audio
Audio
The Audio menu consists of the Audio Player, Sound Recorder,
and FM Radio.
Audio Player
To play an audio le follow these steps:
1. Press and then press to get to the Audio
Menu.
2. Select [Audio Player] to play an audio le or Press
when the phone is in idle mode to play immediately.
3. From the Audio Player, press to play the audio
le.
4. Press [Ok] to view the play list.
When you select an audio le from the play list, you can press
[Options] to get the following options:
ìAdd to Rings: To use the audio le as the phone ringing
tone
ìRefresh List: To update the play list
ìSettings: To edit the audio player settings
The audio player only supports .WAV and .AMR le
formats.
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Audio
Sound Recorder
To record an audio le:
1. Press and then press to get to the Audio
Menu.
2. Select [Sound Recorder] and then [Option].
3. To begin recording, select [Option] and then [Record].
4. To stop recording, select [Stop].
The phone automatically assigns a lename to the
recording. You can edit the default lename. Select
[Option] and then [Save] to save the sound le.
You have several options for the sound recorder:
ìAppend: To attach a sound clip to the recording
ìRename: To rename the sound le
ìDelete: To delete the sound le
ìDelete All: To delete all sound les
ìSettings: To specify a preferred storage location
and le format for recorded sound les
ìForward: To send the sound le to User prole
39 My les
My Files
From the Idle screen, press and then press to
get to My Files. Use the File Manager to browse, open, and
manage les and folders on the phone or Micro SD card.
The following options are available to manage your les stored
the phone:
ìOpen: To browse the selected folder
ìCreate Folder: To create a new folder
ìRename: To rename the folder
ìDelete: To delete a folder
ìSort: To sort the folder list by name, type, time, or size
ìFormat: To delete all les and folders
40
Extras
Extras
Your phone comes complete with a variety of tools. From the
Idle screen, press and then press to go to the
Extras menu.
The following options are available in the Extras menu:
ìGames: Enjoy playing any one of our ve games.
ìCalendar: View scheduled tasks.
ìTo-Do-Lists: View, create, and edit tasks.
ìAlarm Clock: Set and schedule daily and/or weekly alarms.
ìStop Watch: Track the amount of time elapsed for an
activity.
ìCalculator: Perform simple operations, such as add,
subtract, multiply, and divide.
ìCurrency Converter: Enter the local currency and
conversion rate.
ìBluetooth: Power on/o and pair the handset to a
Bluetooth audio device.
41 Help
Help
From the Idle screen, press and then press to
get to the Help Menu.
Scroll up and down the list using the navigation key and press
[Ok] to select an option.
Voicemail
Dial 121 and press to access Voicemail. You can also
dial directly from the Short Code menu. Scroll to Voicemail and
press [Ok] then press to call.
Voicemail Greeting
Dial 732 and press to change Voicemail Greeting.
You can also dial directly from the Short Code menu. Scroll to
Voicemail Greeting and press [Ok] then press to call.
Customer Care
Dial 154 and press to call Customer Care. You can also
dial directly from the Short Code menu. Scroll to Customer Care
and press [Ok] then press to call.
Balance
Dial 187 and press to check account Balance. You can
also dial directly from the Short Code menu. Scroll to Balance
and press [Ok] then press to call.
Check Number
Dial 966 and press to get your World Phone For
Dummies number.
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Help
Purchase Airtime
Dial 191 and press to buy airtime. You can also dial
directly from the Short Code menu. Scroll to Purchase Airtime
and press [Ok] then press to call. See the Service Guide
for complete instructions.
Call Cost
Dial 000 + country code + city code + destination number and
then press to see the cost per minute for the call.
Call Forwarding
Dial 600 and enter the phone number of the phone you want
your calls forwarded to and press .
Cancel Call forwarding
Dial 141 and press to cancel call forwarding.
Call Forward Status
Dial 151 and press to check call forwarding status.
The above shortcuts are only available from the World
Phone For Dummies.
43
Transferring Files
Transfer Files by USB
To transfer sound and image les between the phone and a
computer, follow these steps:
1. Connect the USB cable from the phone charger socket
to the computer’s USB port.
Use only the USB cable that is approved for this phone
model.
2. Select [Mass Storage].
When Mass Storage mode is selected, the phone is
automatically switched o to function as a USB mass
storage device. Your computer will detect that the phone
has been connected.
3. Browse your computer to open the phone folder.
The phone memory is preset with six folders:
ìAudio: Stores audio and sound les
ìMy Music: Stores audio les
ìVideo: Stores MP4 video les
ìImages: Stores pictures and images
ìPhotos: Stores photos that are captured using the
phone
ìReceived: Stores all received les from other devices
4. Browse the relevant folders to select the les that you
want to transfer.
Transferring les
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Transferring les
5. To transfer les from the phone to the computer, drag
and drop the selected les from the phone folder to the
destination folder in your computer.
6. To transfer les from the computer to the phone, drag
and drop the selected les from their folder in the
computer to the destination folder on the phone.
When the transfer is complete, follow these steps:
1. Go to the lower right corner of your computer screen
and click Safely Remove Hardware to safely disconnect
the storage device from the computer.
2. Unplug the USB cable from the computer’s USB port
and the phone’s charger socket.
3. To switch the phone on, press and hold .
45 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Unable to switch on the phone? Try this:
1. Press and hold On/O key for 3 seconds.
2. Charge battery for minimum 15 minutes.
3. Battery charging icon should appear on screen when
battery is charging.
If not, disconnect and plug in again.
4. If the problem persists, contact Customer Care at 1-888-
882-0978.
Battery status unknown
1. Check if battery is correctly installed.
2. If the problem persists, contact Customer Care at 1-888-
882-0978.
SIM not present
1. Ensure SIM card is properly inserted; check to see if it is
damaged.
2. If the problem persists, contact Customer Care at 1-888-
882-0978.
Incorrect PIN
1. Caution: After three attempts, SIM card will be locked.
2. If the problem persists, contact Customer Care at 1-888-
882-0978.
No call connection
1. Make sure you dialed the correct number with proper
prexes e.g. area code.
2. Check to see if there is sucient call credit by dialing
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Troubleshooting
187 and press .
3. Check and deactivate any outgoing call restrictions.
4. If the text “Network overload” appears. Try later.
5. If the text “Emergency call only” appears, only
emergency services can be called.
6. If the problem persists, contact Customer Care at 1-888-
882-0978.
No call reception
1. Use another phone or landline and call your World
Phone For Dummies to check if phone and network are
operational.
2. Use another phone or landline and call your World
Phone For Dummies to check and deactivate permanent
call forwarding.
3. Use another phone and call your World Phone For
Dummies to check and deactivate incoming calls
restriction.
4. If the problem persists, contact Customer Care at 1-888-
882-0978.
Unable to send SMS
1. Ensure that SIM card in use oers this service.
2. Use another phone and call your World Phone
For Dummies to check if phone and network are
operational.
No voice message
1. Check to see if there is sucient call credit by dialing
187 and press .
2. If the problem persists, contact Customer Care at 1-888-
882-0978.
47 SAR Information
SAR Information
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING RADIO FREQUENCY AND
EMISSIONS
Via One Networks has certied the GSM Flyer, Model WP8, FCC ID: XEZ-
1000, in compliance with US government requirements for exposure
to radio waves. Any wireless device is a radio transmitter and receiver.
This device is designed to ensure it does not exceed the maximum
limits of exposure for radio frequency (RF) energy established by
the US Federal Communications Commission. The FCC has designed
and implemented specic guidelines for the permissible levels of RF
energy that may be emitted by a wireless device in use by the public.
Such FCC guidelines are based on international standards designed to
ensure that an adequate margin of safety is provided when wireless
devices are in use. The exposure standard for wireless devices utilizes
the SAR or specic absorption rate.
The specic SAR limit established by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. Via One SAR
testing was conducted using standard operating procedures as set
forth by the FCC. The phone is set to transmit at its highest power level
utilizing all frequency bands. Testing at the highest level of power
consumption assures that the testing will be eective as in most cases
the phone does not operate at this maximum power output level.
The FCC requires that the handset be tested and certied at dierent
positions on the body to ensure that emissions are within acceptable
boundaries regardless of place of use. Specic locations generally
include but are not limited to locations at the ear and on the body at
belt or pocket level. For this model the highest SAR value recorded
in testing at ear level was .61 W/kg and when worn on the body was
SAR Information 48
1.26 W/kg. Body worn measurements are recorded while the phone
is in use and worn on the body with accompanying Via One approved
accessories.
Accessories can signicantly aect SAR measurements and are
therefore required to be tested by the FCC. Via One has completed
such testing with respect to the accessories sold or marketed by
Via One in conjunction with the sale of this product. Via One has
not tested non-Via One branded or approved accessories. Via One
recommends that users purchasing belt clips as an accessory to
the WP8 ensure that such belt clips maintain a minimum required
separation distance of 1.5 cm to comply with existing FCC RF exposure
requirements
Via One has received an FCC Equipment Authorization for this Model
WP8 handset with all reported SAR levels being in compliance with the
relevant FCC guidelines. The associated tests and authorizations for
this handset are available from Via One and are on le with the FCC.
Regulatory Information
PART 15 COMPLIANCE
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.
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