Vitelcom Mobile Technology M340M130BM347 Quad-Band GSM phone (Bluetooth optional) User Manual

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Contents
GETTING STARTED .............................................................................................................3
1.1 SWITCHING ON AND OFF ........................................................................................................3
1.2 EMERGENCY CALLS ..............................................................................................................3
1.3 SCREEN AND KEYPAD FEATURES ...........................................................................................3
1.4 THE THREE AREAS OF OPERATION .........................................................................................4
1.5 MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS .............................................................................................4
1.5.1 OPTION DURING A CALL ......................................................................................................5
YOUR APPLICATIONS.........................................................................................................5
2.1 BROWSER APPLICATIONS ......................................................................................................5
2.2 MAIN APPLICATIONS .............................................................................................................6
2.2.1 TOP LEVEL MAIN ICONS .......................................................................................................6
2.2.2 USING THE MAIN MENU .......................................................................................................6
2.2.3 COMMON ITEMS WITHIN MAIN APPLICATIONS ........................................................................7
2.2.4 USING APPLICATIONS..........................................................................................................7
2.2.4.1 Phonebook ....................................................................................................................7
2.2.4.2 Calls ..............................................................................................................................9
2.2.4.2.1 Calls list ......................................................................................................................9
2.2.4.2.2 Options .......................................................................................................................9
2.2.4.3 Messaging ................................................................................................................... 10
2.2.4.3.1 SMS .......................................................................................................................... 10
2.2.4.3.2 Multimedia messaging............................................................................................... 11
2.2.4.4 Multimedia ................................................................................................................... 13
2.2.4.4.1 Camera ..................................................................................................................... 13
2.2.4.5 WAP ............................................................................................................................13
2.2.4.6 Leisure......................................................................................................................... 14
2.2.4.7 Settings........................................................................................................................ 14
2.2.4.7.1 Phone Settings.......................................................................................................... 14
2.2.4.7.2 Audio Settings........................................................................................................... 15
2.2.4.7.3 Connection Setting.................................................................................................... 15
2.2.4.7.4 Infrared ..................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.4.7.5 Bluetooth................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.4.7.6 Network..................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.4.8 Extras .......................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.4.8.1 Alarm ........................................................................................................................ 15
2.2.4.8.2 Calculator.................................................................................................................. 16
2.2.4.8.3 Voice Memo .............................................................................................................. 16
2.3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ....................................................................................... 17
2.4 FCC REGULATORY INFORMATION ....................................................................................... 17
2.4.1 INTERFERENCE STATEMENT: ............................................................................................. 17
2.4.2 MODIFICATION STATEMENT: .............................................................................................. 17
2.4.3 CLASS B DIGITAL DEVICES REGULATORY NOTICE:............................................................... 17
2.4.4 WIRELESS NOTICE ............................................................................................................ 17
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Getting Started
Switching on and off
To switch on
Press and hold the red button. A pin code may be requested, see below.
To switch off
Press and hold the red button.
To enter a pin code
If the pin code option is set, then you will be requested to enter your personal code.
1. Using the keypad, enter the digits of your pin code.
2. Press the button directly below the OK icon.
3. If all digits were entered correctly, your M131 will display its standby screen.
If you enter incorrect characters: press the button directly below the eraser icon.
1.2
Emergency calls
This M131 Mobile Phone allows you to communicate using radio waves, because of this, connection can
not be guaranteed at all times. Therefore you should not solely rely on your M131 for essential
communications such as medical emergencies. If you use your M131 infrequently, it is important to ensure
that your M131 is checked regularly, including battery charge.
To make an emergency call
1. Switch the M131 on using the red button on the keypad,
2. Ensure you have suitable network cover, some networks require a SIM card to be fitted prior to
emergency calls,
3. From the main standby screen, dial the appropriate emergency number (e.g. 112 or equivalent),
4. Press the green button and wait for someone to answer. Remember to state your name, location and
nature of the emergency to the operator.
1.3
Screen and keypad features
Normal keypad
Just like an ordinary mobile phone, your M131 has numbered keypad buttons, including a green (call
send) button and a red (call end) button.
Softkeys
Your M131 also has three special buttons located just below the screen and these are called ‘Softkeys’.
The functions of these Softkeys buttons change depending on what you are doing. The icons displayed
at the base of the screen indicate the current functions for each of the Softkeys buttons.
The Standby screen shows Softkeys icons that represent (from left to right): Messaging; Menu and Emoción (Internet Browser).
Navigator key
The navigator key is a large keypad button that can move in four directions. Depending on what you are
doing, the navigator key allows you to move through menus and lists (up, down, left and right) and, when
applicable, also lets you change between tabbed pages (left and right) within applications.
The status area
The top section of the standby screen provides status and general information, such as battery charge
condition, signal strength, the name of the mobile network currently being used, the time and the date,
message status, GPRS availability and alert setting.
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Time and date
The current time and date are shown clearly within the status area. When you switch on for the very first
time, you will be asked to enter the correct time and date – use the numeric keys to type the date and
then the time. At any other time you can adjust them by accessing the Settings section.
Note: M131 may automatically update its time and date depending on local network configuration.
(Please note for use in Latin America: this feature is only usable when you launch a WAP connection via
GPRS).
Battery power indicator
Provides an estimate of the remaining battery charge.
Signal strength indicator
Indicates the signal strength in your immediate vicinity using graduated bars - from zero bars (low signal)
to four bars (good signal).
Please read your M131 user guide to discover what other icons within the status area represent.
1.4
The three areas of operation
Your M131 has three distinct areas of operation and each of these three areas can be selected from the
standby screen:
• Making and receiving calls
To make calls from the standby screen, simply start dialling a number. To answer an incoming call,
press the green button. In addition there are many more in-call options and these are discussed in the
next section.
• Browser applications (e.g. multimedia messaging and web browsing)
Browser applications are generally accessed via the WAP Softkeys and chosen by selecting their
entries from a textual Browser menu. Some Browser functions can also be accessed via the graphical
main menu.
• Main applications (e.g. Phonebook, camera, calculator, etc.)
Main applications are generally accessed via the Menu Softkeys and chosen by selecting their icons
from a graphical main menu. Some of these applications can also be accessed via shortcuts from the
standby screen.
Making and receiving calls are discussed next. For more information about the main applications and
Browser functions, please see the ‘Your applications’ chapter.
1.5
Making and receiving calls
To make a call
1. From the standby screen, begin entering the required number using the numeric buttons.
! Use the Back-Softkey to erase incorrect numbers
2. Press the green button to make the call
To end a call
! Press the red button.
To answer a call
1. When your M131 rings or vibrates, a pop-up screen will be displayed.
! If the caller’s number is available, it will be displayed.
! If the caller is a contact within your Phonebook, their name will be displayed.
2. Press the green button to answer the call
1. If you do not wish to take the call, press the red button
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To redial a number
1. From the standby screen, press the green button (alternatively select Calls, then select Calls list).
The Calls screen has three tabs: Missed calls, Received calls and Sent calls. The first tab to be
shown will depend on the status of your last incoming or outgoing call.
2. If necessary, use the left/right navigation key to select an alternative tab.
3. Highlight the required phone number and then either:
! Press the green button to start a call attempt, or
! Press the OK Softkey to edit the number before calling it.
To make an international call
1. From the standby screen, press and hold the zero button until a ‘+’ symbol is displayed.
2. Enter the required country code and the remaining phone number (in most cases you need to
leave out the first zero within the normal number).
3. Press the green button to make the call.
To listen to your voice mail messages
When you have voice mail messages, the network will notify you in the standby screen. You can then (or
at any other time) access your voice mail messages in two ways:
! In the standby screen, press and hold the ‘1’ button for a few seconds, or
! Use the Calls application:
1. From the standby screen, select the Calls icon, select the Voice mail icon.
2. Select the Voice mail icon.
In each case, contact will be made with the network, follow the on screen instructions.
Please read your user guide to discover more about how to use voice mail.
1.5.1 Option during a call
While you are in a call, your M131 allows you to simultaneously do a number of other things:
! Mute the current call so that the caller cannot hear you,
! Hold the current call so that you can take a second incoming call or begin a new outgoing call,
! View and use your Phonebook
! Create and send messages
! Swap calls (i.e. place one call on hold to talk to the other, and vice versa).
Please read your user guide to discover more about how to use voice mail.
Your applications
The applications of your M131 are broadly split into two types:
• Browser applications (e.g. Multimedia messaging and web browsing)
Browser applications are accessed via the WAP Softkey and chosen by selecting their entries from a
textual Browser menu. Additionally the WAP
icon (within the graphical main menu) links
directly to the Browser menu. There are two Browser applications: Multimedia messaging and the web
Browser.
• Main applications (e.g. Phonebook, camera, calculator, etc.)
Main applications are generally accessed, from the standby screen, via the Menu Softkey and chosen
by selecting their icons from the graphical main menu.
2.1
Browser applications
Browser applications are chosen by selecting their entries from a textual menu.
To enter the Browser menu and select an option
1. From the standby screen, press the WAP Softkey to enter the Browser menu.
2. Use the navigator key to highlight the required option and then press the central Softkey.
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Alternatively, you can just press the keypad button that corresponds to the number that prefixes
the required option.
• To go back to the previous level, either press the navigator key left, or press the zero
key.
Navigation indicator
The navigation indicator is displayed at the bottom of the screen. This shows which keys are currently
valid.
2.2
Main applications
This page provides an explanation of the top level application groups and the application and network
features available within them.
2.2.1
Top level main icons
Phonebook
Stores all of your contact details and allows you to initiate phone calls and messages.
Calls
This group provides many tools and features related to incoming and outgoing calls. You can see
missed, received and sent calls and also organise call settings.
Messaging
Within this group are tools that allow you to create, send and receive text messages (SMS/EMS),
Multimedia Messages (MMS).
Multimedia
This group contains functions to assist your creative side. In here you can activate the camera and store
images in your Photo Album. Also you can connect a picture to a contact and send your pictures via
Bluetooth, MMS or IrDA.
WAP
Takes you to the Browser menu where you can access the WAP-Browser and related settings and
bookmark functions.
Leisure
This group gives you access to games and melodies.
Settings
This group contains many configuration options for your M131 including the main phone, audio and
network settings that allow you to customise your M131 to suit your exact requirements. Also you can set
the connections like IrDA, Bluetooth and MMS.
Extras
The Tools group provides useful everyday M131 features such as the multi-function calculator, the Alarm
and Voice Memo.
2.2.2 Using the main menu
In the main menu, applications and online features are represented as icons, which are grouped by
function.
To enter the main menu and select an icon
1. From the standby screen, press the Menu Softkey to enter the main menu.
2. Use the navigator key to highlight the required application icon.
3. Press the OK Softkey. Depending on the chosen icon one of two things will occur, either the
application will be displayed, or a group of icons related to the chosen one will be shown.
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• To go back up from one menu level to the previous one, press the Back Softkey.
To change between tabbed pages in an application
• When an application has tabbed pages, change between the pages using the left and right navigator
key.
2.2.3 Common items within main applications
Although each application performs a different task, there are certain aspects of main applications that
remain constant.
The Context menu
The Context menu is a list of options that vary according to which application you are using and even what
you are doing within it at the time. Press the Context menu Softkey to access the list of options that relate
to your current task.
Note: To cancel a menu without selecting any option from it, press the Back Softkey.
Entering numbers and information
When information needs to be entered, the screen will change to show an editing screen
• When only numbers are required, simply press the appropriate number buttons.
• When words are required, each character is entered using successive presses of the keypad buttons
(characters are printed on each of the number buttons to indicate) to reach the required one.
In applications where a great deal of text entry is often required, your M131 provides a predictive
dictionary function. The predictive dictionary attempts to determine each word that you enter so that
you don’t need to repeatedly press number buttons.
Cut, copy and paste within main applications
In certain M131 applications, where information is provided or required, you can usually cut, copy and
paste information from one position to another, or even between applications.
To use cut, copy and paste
1. Move to the required text or numbers and press the Context menu Softkey to select “Select all”.
2. Press the Context menu Softkey and select either ‘Cut’ or ‘Copy’ (Cut removes the text, Copy
does not).
Note: As individual words cannot be highlighted, the whole block of text in the selected area will
be cut or copied.
3. Move to the area where you need to place the text.
4. Press the Context menu Softkey and select the ‘Paste’ option.
2.2.4
Using applications
2.2.4.1 Phonebook
The Phonebook is a key communication and information tool within your M131. By storing your contact
details within the Phonebook, you can:
• Quickly make calls,
• Create and send SMS/EMS or multimedia messages,
• Access information – addresses, birthdays, etc,
• View the caller’s name (or picture) before you pickup, for incoming calls from Phonebook contacts,
• Copy Phonebook contact details between your SIM card and the M131 memory,
To enter the Phonebook
1. From the standby screen, press the Menu Softkey.
2. Highlight the Phonebook icon and press the OK Softkey.
The main screen of the Phonebook has three tabbed pages, these are:
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• SIM – details stored on the SIM card are limited to a name and a phone number for each contact.
• Phone memory - details stored here for each contact can include addresses, multiple contact
numbers, birthdates and numerous other details, you can even associate a photograph with each
contact. Any number of contacts can be collected into categories to make them easier to locate
and to provide other advantages. Standard categories include ‘Work’, ‘Friend’, ‘Firm’ or you can
create your own special categories.
• Photo– stored photos on your phone
You can copy all of the contacts held within the SIM card into the M131 memory. You can also export
individual contacts from the M131 to the SIM card.
To create a new Phonebook entry
1. Within the main screen of the Phonebook, press the Context menu Softkey and select the ‘New’
option. A fresh entry card will be displayed.
2. Enter information into the fields – for each required field:
• Use the navigator key to highlight the field and then begin entering information using the keypad
buttons.
• Press the OK Softkey to save.
Note: Optionally use the Context menu and the ‘Set as preferred’ option to mark a particular
phone number (home, work or mobile) as the one to call for your new contact.
3. When all required fields are entered, press the Context menu Softkey and select the ‘Save’ option
to return to the list of contacts. Your new entry will either be saved into M131 memory or onto your
SIM card, depending on which tab was selected when you selected the ‘New’ option.
To edit a Phonebook entry
1. In the list of Phonebook contacts, highlight the required entry.
2. Press the Context menu Softkey and select the ‘Modify’ option. Add, change or delete items, as
necessary.
3. Press the Context menu Softkey and select the ‘Save’ option to return to the list of contacts.
To search for a Phonebook entry
1. In the list of Phonebook contacts, press the keypad button that has the initial letter of the entry
that you require (repeated presses may be required to select the correct letter). As you select a
letter, the Phonebook entry names beginning with that letter will be displayed.
2. Use the navigator keys to scroll down to the exact entry.
3. Once the required entry is highlighted, you can:
• Press the green button to place a call to the entry,
• Press the OK Softkey to view the entry details,
• Press the Context menu Softkey and:
• Select ‘Send message’ to create and send an SMS message,
• Select ‘Send MMS’ to create and send a multimedia message), or
• Select ‘Modify’ to change any stored details.
Please read your M131 user guide to discover how to use the many other functions within your
Phonebook.
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Calls
With M131 you are always in control. Your M131 allows you to quickly check your incoming, outgoing and
missed calls and also allows you to set up customise your call settings:
• Calls list – provides details (when available) of all incoming and outgoing calls.
• Options – allows you to determine exactly how certain incoming and outgoing call conditions are
handled.
2.2.4.2.1
Calls list
The Calls list retains a record of all received, dialled and missed calls. This can be useful for redialling,
creating new phonebook entries and returning missed calls.
To enter the Calls list
You can enter the Calls list in either of two ways:
From the standby screen, press the green button.
Alternatively:
1. From the standby screen, press the Menu-Softkey.
2. Highlight the Calls icon and press the OK Softkey.
3. Highlight the Calls list entry and press the OK Softkey.
Please read your M131 user guide to discover how to make calls, create Phonebook entries and clear the
calls list.
2.2.4.2.2
Options
The four options within the call options menu allow you to let the network know exactly how to deal with
certain types of calls.
Please read your M131 user guide to discover how to use these options.
Call waiting
This option allows you to determine what the M131 should do when you are engaged in a call and a
second call is received. When enabled, you will be given the option to hold the original call and take the
second call. You can separately control the M131 behaviour for three different types of calls that you may
be engaged-in when the second call is received: Voice, Data and Fax.
Call forward
This option allows you to set call forwarding arrangements for three different types of incoming calls:
Voice, Data and Fax. You can have separate call forward settings for all three types of calls.
Call barring
This option allows you to prevent certain types of calls being made to or from your M131 in various
situations, i.e. when you are abroad. This option requires the use of a special barring password that is
provided by the network. A number of options are provided for barring calls:
• Incoming calls - all incoming calls or all incoming calls when roaming,
• Outgoing calls - all outgoing calls, all international calls or all international calls except when on your
home network. Note: Calls to recognised emergency service numbers, i.e. 112 are never barred.
Call incognito
This option allows you to withhold your telephone number when making calls.
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Messaging
Your M131 provides flexibility by giving you SMS/EMS (Short/Enhanced Messaging Service) and also a
Multimedia Messaging Service.
2.2.4.3.1
SMS
SMS allows you to create, send and receive text messages to and from other mobile phone users. EMS is
an addition to the SMS standard that allows typeface control, plus the attachment of images and small
animation clips to a message. To send an SMS message to a contact, all you need to know is their mobile
phone number.
Note: Before messages can be sent or received, your M131 must know the contact number for your
network’s message service centre. Usually, your SIM card provides this information – if not, then please
refer to the ‘SMS settings’ section in your M131 user guide.
Creating messages
The limit per SMS message is 160 characters. Text longer than this will be split and sent as separate,
chargeable messages - your M131 will warn you before proceeding.
To create an SMS message
1. You can begin a new message in two main ways:
Create a message from the Phonebook application (if your contact details are held within the
Phonebook along with their mobile phone number):
i From the standby screen, press the Menu Softkey and select the Phonebook icon.
ii Highlight the required contact within the list. Press the Context menu Softkey and select the
‘Send message’ option. The message will already be addressed to your contact’s phone
number.
Create a message from the Messaging application:
i From the standby screen, press the Messaging Softkey and select the ‘SMS’ option.
ii Select the ‘New’ option and press the ‘OK’ Softkey.
iii Enter the required mobile phone number and press the ‘OK’ Softkey.
2. Highlight the ‘Enter text’ area and press the OK Softkey to display the message editor. Use the
keypad to enter your message.
Your M131 message editor has the following extra features:
• Predictive dictionary text - an intelligent, dictionary-based word predictor that helps you to
write messages more quickly. Using the predictor means that you do not need to repeatedly
press keys to achieve the required characters of each word.
• EMS – Enhanced messaging allows you to insert animation clips or diagrams and also lets you
format the text and paragraphs of your message.
Please read your M131 user guide to discover how to use Predictive dictionary text and EMS
elements.
3. When the message is complete, press the OK Softkey.
4. Press the Context menu Softkey and select Send.
Reading SMS messages
When a new SMS message is received, your M131 will alert you in the following ways:
• Using the current messages melody or vibrator.
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• For a short while the display will show a text box to tell you that you have received a message. You
can press the OK Softkey to read it immediately, or press the Back Softkey to read it later.
• If you do not acknowledge and read through the message, then the display will change to show an
envelope icon together with the number of missed messages. Enter the Messaging application to read
the new messages.
Note: At each power up, your M130 checks your messages. If some messages have not been read yet,
a missed message indication is displayed.
2.2.4.3.2
Multimedia messaging
Multimedia messaging allows you to create and receive messages with a mix of text, images and sounds.
Each message is created as one or more slides, rather like a presentation. Each slide can contain a text
message, an image and/or an audio file. Each of these elements can be shown simultaneously to your
recipient or you can choose to make them appear in a particular order.
Due to the great flexibility of the M131 multimedia messaging application, there are many possibilities and
options. This quick start covers only the most basic options, please read your M131 user guide to discover
how to use the many other multimedia messaging functions.
To begin an multimedia message
1. From the standby screen, press the WAP Softkey. The WAP-menu will be displayed.
2. Select the second option - ‘Multimedia Messaging’. Either:
• Press the ‘2’ key, or
• Use the navigator down key to highlight the second option and then press the OK Softkey.
3. In the next menu screen, press either the ‘1’ key or the OK Softkey to select the ‘Compose
message’ option.
To add a subject
1. Within the addressing screen, use the navigator key to highlight the ‘Subject’ option box and press
the OK Softkey.
2. Use the displayed text editor to enter a suitable subject for your message and press the OK
Softkey.
To address your message to a single recipient
1. Within the addressing screen, use the navigator key to highlight the ‘To:1’ option box. You can
now either enter the details or select them from your Phonebook:
• Enter details - Press the OK Softkey and use the displayed text editor to enter either the
mobile phone number or email address of your recipient. Press the OK Softkey.
• Select from Phonebook – Press the green button to display the Edit menu. Select the ‘Open
phonebook.’ option and press the OK Softkey. Select the required entry from the Phonebook
and press the OK Softkey. Note: If the selected Phonebook entry has more than one valid
number/address, the items will be displayed so that you can select the required one.
2. The entered number/address will be displayed within the ‘To:1’ box.
Creating multimedia message content
MMS messages are constructed using slides where each slide can contain a section of text, an image
and/or an audio clip. Within a single message you can create multiple slides, each with its own collection
of elements. When your recipient receives and opens your message, the various slides and their elements
will reveal themselves according to your settings.
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To enter the compose screen
1. Within the message addressing screen, use the navigator key to scroll down and highlight the
‘SMIL’ option.
2. Press the OK Softkey.
• If the message is new and has no existing elements, the Compose menu will be displayed.
• Otherwise, press the green button to display the Compose menu.
To add elements to a slide
1. Within the compose screen, select the required option:
• Add text – The text editor will be displayed. Enter your text message, up to 1999 characters in
length and press the OK Softkey.
• Add image – A list of all stored images will be displayed. Highlight the required image and
press the OK Softkey. Note: If the selected image has copyright protection, you will not be
permitted to add it to the message.
• Add audio – A list of all stored audio clips and melodies will be displayed. Highlight the
required item and press the OK Softkey. Note: If the selected audio item has copyright
protection, you will not be permitted to add it to the message.
2. The inserted element(s) will be displayed (or listed) on the screen that represents the slide. A red
numbered box in the upper right corner will indicate the slide number and total number of slides
e.g. [1/1]. You can place one of each element-type on each slide. If you wish to add a second
image, audio clip or text block, then you need to add another slide.
To add a new slide
1. Within the compose screen, use the navigator key left/right (if necessary) to display the slide that
is adjacent to the position where you wish to add a new slide.
2. Press the green button to display the Compose menu. As appropriate, select either:
• Add slide – to add the new slide immediately after the current slide, or
• Insert slide – to add the new slide immediately before the current slide.
The new slide will be shown as a blank screen with a red numbered box in the upper right
corner will indicate the slide number and total number of slides e.g. [2/3].
To change between slides
• Use the navigator key left/right (when no menus are displayed) to change between slides.
To preview your message
• Within the compose screen, press the green button to display the Compose menu and select the
Preview’ option.
The element(s) of the slide(s) will be displayed as they will be seen by your recipients. The elements
of each slide will be displayed/played simultaneously and according to the standard timings. You can
edit all of these attributes using the options discussed in the Fine tuning section, next.
To exit from the compose screen
• Press the Back Softkey to clear any displayed menu and to exit from the compose screen.
To send or save an multimedia message
1. Within the addressing screen, initiate a send or save in one of two ways, either:
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• Use the navigator key to scroll down to, and highlight either the ‘Send’ box or ‘Save’ box and
press the OK Softkey.
• Press the green button to display the Edit menu and select either ‘Send’ or the ‘Save’ option.
Note: Saved messages are stored within the Draft folder where they can be retrieved and sent at a later
date.
2.2.4.4
Multimedia
2.2.4.4.1 Camera
Your M131 allows you to take instant snapshot pictures using its integral colour camera. Once captured
you can then: send your snapshots to other people (via multimedia messaging); associate a snapshot with
a phonebook contact; create a wallpaper image that will be shown as a backdrop to the standby screen;
store and view your snapshots within the Photo album application.
To enter Camera
1. From the standby screen, press the Menu Softkey.
2. Highlight the Multimedia icon and press the OK Softkey.
3. Highlight the Camera entry and press the OK Softkey.
You should now see on screen, exactly what your M131 camera is currently viewing. Note: If you do not
see an image on screen, ensure that the camera (located on the rear of your M131 is not obscured.
To take an instant or delayed snapshot
1. Position your M131 so that the required image is displayed on screen,
• Also you can use a zoom.
2. Press one of the soft keys, either:
• To take an instant snapshot – press the Capture Softkey.
• To use the ten second delay timer – press the Context menu Softkey and select the ‘Self timer’
option – a counter will indicate when the snapshot will be taken.
3. After a short delay, the captured image will be displayed on screen, along with a given filename
(which you can edit).
Note: If you do not wish to keep the snapshot, press the Delete Softkey to remove it and avoid filling
your mobile phone memory.
4. The image will remain displayed for roughly one minute. If you wish to return to viewfinder mode,
press any of the standard keys (except for the Softkeys).
Please read your M131 user guide to discover how to rename, send, create a wallpaper, delete and
associate your snapshot.
2.2.4.5 WAP
The WAP Browser is your start point to the wide range of special features provided by Internet sites
around the world.
This section is divided into:
• Home
• Bookmark list
• Enter URL
• Clear cache
• Clear cookies
• Settings
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Selecting web sites
There are five main ways to select and view a web page:
• By selecting a M131 online service
• By selecting a bookmark
• By entering a new address
• By selecting your homepage
2.2.4.6 Leisure
This group gives you access to Games and melodies.
2.2.4.7 Settings
This section contains the options that allow you to customise your M131 to suit your exact requirements:
• Phone Settings – contains a variety of options that relate mainly to key phone settings, such as date
and time plus visual settings, such as language selection, memory usage and battery tools.
• Audio settings – contains all settings related to the audible features of your M131.
• Connection Settings – allows you to set different Browser
• Infrared – allows you to activate Infrared
• Bluetooth – allows you to set up Bluetooth
• Network – allows you to change preferred network settings and also search for new networks serving
your immediate area.
2.2.4.7.1
Phone Settings
Wallpaper
Here you can select an image within the photo album and use it as a background to the standby screen
as well as a special colour.
Time and date
•
Sets the current time for your M131.
Note: M131 may automatically update its time and date depending on local network
configuration. (Please note for use in Latin America: this feature is only usable when you launch a WAP
connection via GPRS).
•
Sets the current date for your M131.
Note: M131 may automatically update its time and date depending on local network
configuration. (Please note for use in Latin America: this feature is only usable when you launch a WAP
connection via GPRS).
Set Language
This option allows you to change the language used in the menus and applications within your M131.
Contrast
This option allows you to set the contrast of the screen.
Auto-Lock
This option allows you to set the Auto lock function.
Memory usage
Indicates how much memory is currently being used by your Internal memory.
Battery saving
This option allows you to achieve maximum standby times from your M131 battery.
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Audio Settings
Modes
This option allows you to define the overall behaviour of your M131’s alerts. Here you can specify the
use of vibrate mode, single ring, also the silent mode or Outdoor mode (very loud).
Associate melodies
Allows you to determine how alerts and melodies are associated with events and groups on your M131.
Melody list
Shows a list with all available melodies.
2.2.4.7.3 Connection Setting
This application allows you to define and select different connection profiles for WAP or MMS purpose.
2.2.4.7.4 Infrared
Here you can activate or deactivate the infrared connection.
2.2.4.7.5 Bluetooth
This application allows you to set up the Bluetooth function.
Activation
You can switch between ON and OFF for the Bluetooth connection
Scan audio devices
Press this button to start the screening process for other Bluetooth devices
Paired devices
Press this button to see a list of all paired Bluetooth devices
Settings
Device name: Here you can enter a name for your Grundig M131.
Modes: You can choose between Private mode and Public mode.
Confirm: If another Bluetooth device ask to connect with your Grundig M131 you can choose
between ON and OFF
2.2.4.7.6 Network
Allows you to search for new networks and maintain a list of preferred networks when roaming (away from
your home network).
2.2.4.8
Extras
The tools section of your M131 includes everyday applications that help you to be more productive:
Alarm
Calculator – provides all of the functions of a standard desktop calculator.
Voice Memo
Please read your M131 user guide to discover how to use the many features within the Extras section.
2.2.4.8.1
Alarm
This tool offers all the functions of a standard alarm clock.
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Calculator
This tool offers all the functions of a standard desktop calculator.
To enter the Calculator
• From the standby screen, press the Menu softkey, then select the Extras icon and finally select the
Calculator entry.
2.2.4.8.3 Voice Memo
The Voice Memo application allows you to quickly record short voice messages that you can later
playback or send via multimedia message. A choice of three recording quality settings allow you to most
efficiently use the available storage memory. Total message storage space is about 60 seconds when
using the normal quality setting.
To enter Voice Memo
1. From the standby screen, press the Menu Softkey, then select the Extras icon and finally select the
Voice Memo.
2. A list of any stored Voice Memo messages will be displayed. From here you can:
• Record a new message,
• Play an existing message,
• Edit an existing message, or
• Delete an existing message.
To record a new message
1. Within the voice memo screen, press the Context menu Softkey and select the ‘New’ option. The
record/playback will be displayed:
2. Press the Record Softkey and speak your message clearly into the M131 mouthpiece.
3. Press the Stop Softkey, then press the Context menu Softkey and select the ‘Save’ option.
To play a message
1. Within the voice memo screen, highlight the required recording from the list.
2. Press the OK Softkey. The playback will be displayed and the message will play.
3. To stop the playback, press the Stop Softkey.
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Important safety information
Please read the following notes to enable safe and efficient use of your M131 smartphone.
• The adapter is the disconnection device, the socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and
shall be easy accessible.
• Respect the laws and regulations currently in force relating to road safety in your country. Always park
your vehicle first before making or receiving calls.
• For people with a pacemaker, hearing aid or other such electrical medical device, please consult the
operating manual for this piece of equipment and keep your M131 at least 20 cm away from such
devices. Some devices cannot in fact be effectively screened against certain radio frequency signals.
• In places with a potential risk of explosion (e.g. petrol station or close to chemical or explosive
products), turn off your M131 and do not remove the battery from your unit. Observe current laws and
regulations.
• Turn your telephone off in public places where there are notices telling you to do so,
• The regulations of the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) prohibit the use of telephones on
aircraft. Turn your telephone off before you board the aircraft.
• Most hospitals formally ban the use of mobile telephones on their sites, because they can interfere
with sensitive electronic equipment. Turn your telephone off.
2.4
FCC Regulatory Information
2.4.1 Interference statement:
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.
2.4.2 Modification statement:
The FCC requires the user to be notified that any changes or modifications made to this device that are
not expressly approved by Vitelcom Mobile Technology S.A. may void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
2.4.3 Class B digital devices regulatory notice:
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 1 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 or television technician for help
2.4.4 Wireless notice
This product emits radio frequency energy, but it has been tested and the SAR levels are bellow the
FCC limits. While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various
positions, they all meet the government requirement for RF exposure. For body-worn operation, the phone
meets FCC RF exposure guidelines provided that it is used with a non-metallic accessory with the
handset at least 1.5 cm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF
exposure guidelines.
Nevertheless, the device should be used in such a manner that the potential for human contact with the
antenna during normal operation is minimized.
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