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Table of Contents

USER GUIDE ..................

YOUR PHONE ................

FUNCTIONS OF KEYS .

R

EAR

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OVER AND

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ATTERY

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REMOVAL OF REAR C

REMOVAL OF BATTE

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SIM AND SD CARDS ....

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User Guide

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Coolpad to comply with the

Before operating the new ph

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security.

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the carrier without prior noti

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specifications. Coolpad is n

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applications.

Coolpad is not responsible f

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of user registration settings.

Your Phone

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olpad mobile phone! Before proce

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following instructions:

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ne, please read carefully this User

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ide are subject to change from the

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applications may vary between co

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uide, especially the contents abou

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roduct or the service of the vendor

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ntries, regions or hardware

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lems caused by third-party

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lated problems caused by any editi

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Functions of Keys

Keys Fun

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2

c

tions

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Menu Key To

u

Home Key Ap

p

Back Key Ba

c

Volume Key Ad

j

Power/Screen

Lock Key

Sh

o

pre

s

po

w

Note: Touch Screen Men

u

3

u

ch the option interface to make the

p

lication interface returns to the des

k

c

k to the previous interface

j

ust the volume of calls, ringtone,

m

o

rt press in the normal stage to turn

o

s

s in dormant state to wake the pho

n

w

er.

u

, Home and Back are touch ke

y

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menu pop up.

k

top.

m

usic and videos.

o

ff the background light; short

n

e; long press to turn on/off the

y

s!

1

E

Rear Cover and Battery

Removal of Rear Cover

1. Hold tightly one side o

f

one hand;

2. Pull up the rear cover wi

Pull up the rear cover

along the holding

position of the battery

This is

of

4

f

the phone with

i

th the othe

r

hand.

Removal

o

1. Hol

d

one

h

2. Pull

u

Note: You

replacing o

r

the holding position

the battery cover

Pull up the

the bat

t

This is the

battery handle

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o

f Battery

d

tightly one side of the phone with

h

and;

u

p the battery with the other hand.

must turn off your phone before

r

removing the battery.

battery along

er

y

handle

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Battery Charging

1. Connect the end of the

b

data line that correspon

d

the I/O port of the pho

n

2. Connect the other end

o

charging data line to th

e

then connect the charge

socket;

3. You can also use a seat

your phone battery. Aft

e

charging, please unplu

g

the power socket; if the

for a long period of tim

e

gradually lost and the b

a

recharged for the phon

e

used normally.

5

b

attery charging

d

s to the phone to

n

e;

o

f the battery

e

travel charger and

e

r with a power

charger to charge

e

r finishing battery

g

the charger from

battery is not used

e

, its power will be

a

ttery has to be

e

to be started and

Prompt:

1. The

b

info

r

2. If th

e

is c

h

sho

w

off

w

scre

e

3. Wh

e

pho

n

The

b

SIM and

You

functions

you have

network

a

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b

attery icon in the tray shows powe

r

mation;

e

phone is power on when the batte

r

h

arged, the battery icon in the tray w

i

w

the charging state; if the phone is po

w

hen the battery is charged, the pho

n

e

n will show a battery charging ico

n

e

n the battery is out of power, the

n

e will be turned off automatically.

b

attery has to be charged.

SD Cards

can operate your phone for some

even if there is not an SIM card, bu

to have an SIM card to use its

a

nd communication functions. This

1

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r

y

i

ll

w

er

n

e

n

;

t

phone is a LTE 4G phone and

the corresponding SIM card.

Insert the SIM card

6

can be used with

Note:

1. Please

You

m

expos

e

water;

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take good care of your SIM card.

m

ust not bend or scratch the card,

e

it to static electricity, or soak it in

Open the

card slot

cover to

insert the

SD card

E

2. Please install the Micro

card in the correct dire

c

damaging the cards or

y

3. Before installing the Mi

please push ahead the c

a

card slot and then inser

t

Basic Operations

Power On/Off

1. When the phone is pow

the power key to turn o

n

2. When the phone is pow

the power key to make

t

and then select "Power

O

phone.

Desktop

7

SD card and SIM

c

tion to avoid

y

our phone;

cro SD card,

a

rd slot to open the

t

the Micro SD.

er off, long press

n

the phone;

er on, long press

t

he menu pop up,

O

ff" to turn off the

You

applicati

o

to turn p

a

relevant

m

Conta

c

The

informati

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and Emai

l

communi

c

Basic O

p

You

convenie

n

informati

o

your com

p

Search

C

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can conveniently view relevant

o

ns on the desktop. Slide left or righ

t

ges. Press the Menu key to perform

m

anagement and setting operations.

c

t Book

Contact Book saves contact

o

n including contact name, number,

l

address and supports various

c

ation operations.

p

erations

can use the Contact Book to

n

tly view, add and manage contact

o

n, which can be synchronized with

p

uter.

C

ontacts

1

E

t

Click the "Search" Butto

n

List interface, type the search

c

search box, and the system wi

l

show the matching results.

New Contact

1. Click the "Add Contact"

b

Contact List interface an

d

storage location of the ne

w

2. Type the contact informa

t

Contact interface and sav

in the contact list.

View and Edit Contacts

Enter the Contact Inform

a

1. You can view or edit the c

o

2. Click the Menu and selec

to enter the Edit interface

8

n

on the Contact

c

haracters in the

l

l automatically

b

utton on the

d

select the

w

contact;

t

ion on the Edit

e the new contact

a

tion interface.

o

ntact information;

t "Edit Contact"

, where you can

edit re

"Save

"

Informati

o

Write SM

S

1. Click

t

messa

g

Mess

a

recipi

e

click t

h

recipi

e

2. Type

t

conte

n

3. Click

"

will b

e

conve

r

messa

g

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levant information before clicking

"

.

o

n

S

/MMS

t

he message icon to enter the main

g

e interface, and then click "New

a

ge" to create a message. Type the

e

nt number in the recipient field or

h

e "Recipient" icon to choose the

e

nt from relevant applications;

t

he content of the message in the

n

t field;

"

Send" to send the message, which

e

automatically saved in the

r

sation; if you click "Back", the

g

e will be automatically saved as

E

a draft;

4. Choose "Attachment" t

o

audio, video or other fi

l

5. Click "Send" to send th

e

MMS message or "Bac

k

MMS message automa

t

Search

Click the "Search" butt

o

interface to search informati

o

Settings

1. Click Menu on the Mes

s

select "settings" from t

h

2. You can edit the setting

MMS, notification, sig

n

statistics.

Dial Pad

9

o

add a photo,

l

e as an attachment;

e

message as a

k

" to have the

t

ically saved.

o

n on the Message

o

n.

s

age interface and

h

e pop-up menu;

s of storage, SMS,

n

ature, sending and

You

through t

h

history.

H

the dial p

a

through

o

correspo

n

Type the

n

"Dial Ou

t

operation

Function

The

interface

i

can hear

t

"Hands-f

r

"Keypad

"

the Blue-

t

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can dial a call in different methods

h

e dial pad, contact book or call

H

ere only the dialing method throug

h

a

d is introduced. For the operations

ther applications, please refer to the

n

ding parts.

n

umber in the dial pad and then clic

t

" to have the corresponding dial-ou

t

s

.

s during a call

functions available on the call

i

nclude "Mute", in which mode you

t

he other person but cannot be hear

d

r

ee"; "+", which adds a new call;

"

; "Blue-tooth", which switches on/

o

t

ooth if the phone is connected to a

1

E

h

k

t

d

;

o

ff

Bluetooth earphone; and "Han

Answer Calls

Normally, when a call is

c

need to slide the unlock butto

n

answering button to answer th

e

Call History

Click the "Call History"

b

Pad interface, and you can vie

w

outbound and inbound calls.

Basic Operations

1. Click a call history recor

d

information about the rec

2. Click the "Send Message

"

message to the existing n

u

to dial the number, or "A

d

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g Up".

c

oming, you just

n

right to the blue

e

call.

b

utton on the Dial

w

the history of

d

to view detailed

ord.

"

button to send a

u

mber, or "Dial"

d

d to Contacts"

to add

Delete Cal

l

On th

e

and select

"

menu to cl

e

Brows

e

Using

b

rowse ne

w

online ente

r

the Interne

t

and networ

k

Note: Befo

r

make sure

t

provides a

n

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the number to the contact book.

l

History

e

Call History interface, click Menu

,

"

Clear Call History" from the pop-u

p

e

ar all contents of the call history.

er

the Browser function, you can

w

s, search online resources, and get

r

tainment service, etc. Before using

t

, you need to set your data account

k

configurations.

r

e accessing the Internet, please

t

hat your Internet Service Provider

n

d you have subscribed to the servic

e

E

,

p

e

.

Please consult your Internet

S

for details.

Notepad

You can use the Notep

a

notes.

Alarm Time

With this function, you

alarming methods, recurrenc

Calendar

The calendar includes c

schedule functions. On the

C

Gregorian date information

o

month is displayed.

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Service Provider

a

d to keep daily

can set alarms,

e, etc.

alendar and

C

alendar interface,

o

f the current

Schedule

The

and plan

w

remindin

g

The

or month.

New Sch

e

1. Clic

k

2. Sele

c

the

v

"Sa

v

Edit Sch

e

On t

h

"Edit" to

e

click "Sa

v

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Schedule function helps you arrang

e

w

hat you are going to do by

g

you of it at the preset time.

Schedule can be viewed by day, we

e

dule

k

"New" in any mode of view;

c

t or type appropriate information i

n

v

arious schedule fields and then clic

k

v

e".

e

dule

h

e Schedule Detail interface, click

e

dit the corresponding items and th

e

v

e".

1

E

e

k

n

k

e

n

Delete Schedule

On the Schedule Detail i

n

"Delete" and confirm it to del

e

entry.

Email

With this phone, you can

create and manage Emails.

Before using Email, you

m

Email account which can be a

p

Email service provider.

New Account

You need to create an E

m

use the powerful Email functi

o

Music

12

n

terface, click

e

te the Schedule

receive, read,

m

ust have an

p

plied from an

m

ail account to

o

ns.

Click

t

you can sel

e

create play

l

artist. Oper

a

Previous/N

e

are support

e

Gallery

Click

t

view and

m

Sound

R

This p

h

can record

s

files.

Camera

This p

h

shooting.

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t

o enter the Music interface, where

e

ct songs from the local storage,

l

ists and view the songs by album o

r

a

tions including Pause/Play,

e

xt, volume control, and play order

e

d.

t

o enter the Gallery, where you can

m

anage pictures and videos.

R

ecorde

r

h

one supports sound recording. Yo

u

s

ounds and play or delete sound

h

one supports photo and video

E

r

u

Photo-taking

You can configure you

r

white balance. After comple

t

settings, you can take photo

s

the lens to an object and pre

s

Thumbnail to enter the Gall

e

delete, share or manage the

p

Video-recording

After configuring your

v

can create a video by pointi

n

object and pressing "Start".

T

process will show duration.

C

stop video recording. Click

T

the Video interface, where y

o

share and play the existing v

Settings

13

r

camera such as its

t

ing the camera

s

with it by pointing

s

sing "Take". Click

e

ry, where you can

p

ictures.

v

ideo camera, you

n

g the lens to an

T

he recording

C

lick "Stop" to

T

humbnail to enter

o

u can delete,

ideos.

In S

e

functions

Connecti

o

input met

h

Call Se

t

Frequen

t

You

ringtone

a

Call For

w

You

another n

u

Note: Pl

e

Provider

f

Wi-Fi

You

Wi-Fi an

d

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e

ttings, you can configure common

such as Profile and Network

o

n, and you can also set language a

n

h

od and view system information.

t

tings

t

ly-used Settings

can configure call settings such as

a

nd call forwarding.

w

arding

can forward an incoming call to

u

mber.

ase consult your Internet Service

f

or details.

can access the Internet rapidly via

d

download relevant data.

1

E

n

d

1. Enable Wi-Fi to scan ava

i

Wi-Fi is already enabled,

a manual scan to find av

a

services.

2. Click one of the availabl

e

connect;

3. If prompted, enter the pa

s

click to connect.

Prompt:

1. To save battery power, p

l

Wi-Fi when it is not nee

d

2. If you are in an area cove

network and your phone'

s

enabled, your phone will

connected to the previou

s

Wi-Fi network.

14

i

lable services. If

you need to start

a

ilable Wi-Fi

e

services listed

t

o

s

sword and then

l

ease turn off

d

ed.

red by a wireless

s

Wi-Fi is

be automatically

s

ly used available

Bluetoo

t

Bluet

o

communic

a

exchange

w

effective ra

n

obstruction

devices.

1. Enabl

e

If Blu

e

to star

t

devic

e

2. Click

t

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t

h

o

oth is a shor

t

-range wireless

a

tion technology which supports dat

a

w

ithin approximately ten meters. Th

e

n

ge may be shorter if there is

between the communicating

e

Bluetooth to scan available device

e

tooth is already enabled, you need

t

a manual scan to find available

e

s.

t

o search devices for connection;

E

a

e

s.

3. If prompted, type matc

h

establish connection wi

t

Prompt: You can set your d

e

whether it can be scanned or

Bluetooth device.

More

In wireless and Mobile

n

configure network sharing a

n

and you can also enable the

F

directly.

Sound

You can configure pro

m

other related operations.

Display

You can set your phon

e

b

rightness, standby time, wa

l

15

h

ing password to

t

h the device.

evice' to decide

not by another

n

etworks, you can

n

d other settings,

F

light Mode

m

pt sounds and

e

's display

l

lpaper, etc.

Storag

e

You

space of

t

card.

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pplic

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In A

p

existing

a

control r

u

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ccou

n

You

synchron

i

synchron

i

Securit

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various

m

credentia

l

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e

can view the total capacity and fre

e

t

he storage device and manage the S

a

tion

p

plication, you can manage or delet

a

pplications; you can also view and

u

nning applications.

n

t

can change the settings of automati

c

i

zation and manage the accounts for

i

zation.

y

can protect your phone through

m

ethods, including screen saver,

l

storage and device management.

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e

D

e

c

Calculator

This phone provides calc

u

which enables you to perform

arithmetic operations and som

e

operations.

Technical Data

16

u

lator function,

the four basic

e

advanced

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Specifications

Dimensions 13

3

Style C

a

Antenna B

u

SIM Card M

i

Network Mode C

D

Camera Fr

o

Earphone Jack A

m

Screen Parameters

Type

QHD

17

3

mm×66.5 mm×11 mm

a

ndy Ba

r

u

il

t

-in

i

cro SIM

D

MA (EVDO) + LTE

o

nt camera: 300,000 pixels; rear ca

m

erican Standard Earphone Jac

k

Dimensions

4.5 inches

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m

era: 5 megapixel

Resolution

960*540

1

E

Accessories

Battery Batt

e

Rat

e

No

m

Prompt: The battery capacity

List of Accessories

No. Name

18

e

ry Name Lithium

I

e

d Capacity 1800mA

h

m

inal Voltage 3.7V

changes with battery upgrade.

Quantity No. Name

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I

on Polymer Rechargeable Battery

h

Quantity

E

1 Phone

2 Battery

3 Travel Charger

Prompt: The items of the

a

details.

Declaration of Hazar

d

Parts Name Toxic or

h

19

1 4 USB C

h

1 5 Micro

S

1

a

ccessories are as per the final trans

a

d

ous Substances

h

azardous substances or elements

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1

h

arger Data Line 1

S

D Card 1

a

ction. Please inquire the dealer for

1

E

Plumbum

(Pb)

PCB Board and

Accessories ×

Plastics ○

Metals ×

Battery ×

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shock, fire and damage to th

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notebook computer. Be sure

computer. The power suppl

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conductor and a grounding

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this User Guide.

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FORMATION AND SAFETY

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instructions.

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consult your authorized servi

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b

attery power or other sources

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urns if the battery pack is ha

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al ratings label. If you are not sure

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e provider or local power compa

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t

use when supplied with power fr

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be dangerous and will invalidate

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lly. This product contains a Li-io

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dled improperly. Do not attempt to

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ure, short external contacts or cir

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any approval given to this produc

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battery. There is a risk of fire an

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program.

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liquid as it may cause a short circu

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hazard.

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standard: IEEE-Std-172

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standard: IEEE-Std-172

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tor immediately if the battery is s

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t

appears damaged, deformed, or di

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ttery or charger may p

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th a charging system that has bee

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5

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tery may present a risk of fire, expl

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with another battery that has bee

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5

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ry is dropped, especially on a har

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leaking fluid to come

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immediately with clea

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b

attery away from fire

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CAUTION: Permanent hea

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for prolonged periods of tim

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Keep this product away fro

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or its battery inside a vehicl

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spects damage, take it to a service

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not allow the leaking fluid to come

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ith clean water immediately and s

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n contact with skin or clothing. If

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n

water and seek medical advice. T

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as there is a danger of ignition or e

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ing loss may occur if earphones o

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excessive moisture and extre

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ke other precautions to keep a leak

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headphones are used at high volu

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Do not use this product in gas

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on boats, chemical plants, f

u

contains chemicals or particle

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such areas could cause an exp

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AIRCRAFT SAFETY

Due to the possible interfere

n

communications network, usi

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or behind glass that is exposed to

t

ime. This may damage the product

R

ICTIONS

stations, fuel depots, chemical plan

t

p

losive atmospheres such as fueling

u

el or chemical transfer or storag

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s

, such as grain, dust, or metal po

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osion or fire resulting in bodily inj

u

n

ce caused by this product to an

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g this device’s phone function on b

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direct sunlight or strong ultraviol

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, overheat the battery, or pose a ris

k

t

s or where blasting operations are i

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areas, fuel storehouses, below dec

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facilities, and areas where the a

i

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ders. Please be aware that sparks i

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u

ry or even death.

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ircraft’s navigation system and i

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oard an airplane is against the law i

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most countries. If you want

b

oard an aircraft, you must

interference.

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handheld devices while the

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using hands-free devices as

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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guidelines and should

b

2. Use only original, ma

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any kind.

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to use this device when use of ot

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switch to Airplane Mode, which t

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cle operators are not permitted

t

v

ehicle is in motion, except in the

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a

n alternative is allowed.

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er electronic devices is permitted

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rns off RF functions that could ca

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t

o use communication services

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c

ase of emergency. In some countr

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may violate your local RF expos

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en such accessories contain metal

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on

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re

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speakers, TV and radio.

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EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHE

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When in any area with a pot

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product should be turned off

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could cause an explosion or f

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the equipment at refueling p

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observe restrictions on the us

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operations are in progress. A

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clearly marked. These include

facilities, and areas where t

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near metal structures (for example,

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nd the user should obey all signs a

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re resulting in bodily injury or eve

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ints such as service or gas statio

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of radio equipment in fuel depot

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eas with a potentially explosive at

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fueling areas, below deck on boats

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here flammable materials exist, th

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death. Users are advised not to us

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les, such as grain, dust, or met

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most hospitals and medic

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manufacturer of your device

energy. Your physician may

in health care facilities whe

n

health care facilities may be

HEARING AIDS

Some digital wireless phone

you may want to consult

alternatives.

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EDICAL EQUIPMENT FUNC

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dical equipment to malfunction. T

h

a

l clinics. If you use any pers

o

(s) to determine if the device(s) are

be able to assist you in obtaining t

h

n

any regulations posted in these ar

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using equipment that could be sens

i

s may interfere with some hearing

a

your service provider, or call t

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e use of this device is prohibited

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nal medical device(s), consult

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adequately shielded from external

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as instruct you to do so. Hospitals

i

tive to external RF energy.

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ids. In the event of such interferen

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operation of the equipment.

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country. To assure optimal ph

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ce and safety from interference. As

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at for satisfactory operation of the

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e allowed to c

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l antenna. Use of unauthorized or

one, causing loss of performanc

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s result in non-compliance with l

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ne performance and ensure human

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ant standards, always use your dev

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erated in its normal-use position t

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with other mobile radio transmittin

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equipment and for personal safety,

i

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modified antennas may impair ca

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e and SAR levels exceeding th

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cal regulatory requirements in yo

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exposure to RF energy is within th

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ce only in its normal-use position.

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power level than needed.

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BATTERY INFORMATI

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To assure product safety, th

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! Danger

- Use dedicated chargers an

d

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i

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not charge /discharge in suc

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tenna area when the phone is in

u

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N AND PRECAUTIONS

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re shall be precautions below.

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cified equipment.

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nto the fire. Do not wet the cell.

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to fire or inside of a car where te

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conditions.

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ther with metal articles such as ne

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se optimizes the antenna performa

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n charging the cell.

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perature may be above 60°C. Also

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klaces, hairpins, coins, or screws.

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do

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results in heat, fire, explosion,

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d (-) terminals with metal conduct

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with the (+) and (-) in a reverse wa

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scar or deformation.

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anual before use, inaccurate hand

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damage or the capacity loss of the

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vessel, washing machine or high-p

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batteries, or batteries of a different

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the equipment using cell as

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or storage.

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THE SAFETY INSTRUCTI

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Please read the following info

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1. The maximum ambient t

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2. The Ravel Charger shal

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power shall not exceed t

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Input: AC100-240V~ 50/60H

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nt immediately whose cycle life ha

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O

NS OF TRAVEL CHARGE

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mation carefully.

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be installed according to specific

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midity and temperature if the cell i

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may expose you to da

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8. Unplug this apparatus

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component defect.

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be used for I.T. Equipment only.

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is from the wall outlet before cle

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n, but a dryer cloth is permitted.

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o not use this product under moist

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empt to service this product by you

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gerous voltage or other hazards. Th

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during lighting storms or unused f

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s not intended to be repaired by

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aning. Do not use liquid cleaners

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self as opening or removing covers

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re is no service in it.

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r a long time.

s

ervice personal in case of failure

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or

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FCC NOTICE AND CAUTI

This device and its accessorie

s

Operation is subject to the foll

(1) This device and its access

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(2) This device and its access

may cause undesired operatio

n

Part 15.21 Statement：

Changes or modifications tha

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authority to operate the equip

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Part of Statement 15.105:

This equipment has been tes

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comply with Part 15 of FCC Rules

owing two conditions:

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ries may not cause harmful interfer

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ories must accept any interference

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are not expressly approved by th

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CC Rules. These limits are desi

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in a residential installation. Thi

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y and, if not installed and used in

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radio communications. However,

ular installation. If you experien

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equipment is causing the harmful

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(2) this device must accept an

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of the device.

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stry Canada license-exempt RSS s

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la NMB-003 canadienne. Ces

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communications radio. Toute

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ne prise sur un circuit différent de

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technicien radio/de télévision pour

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rrêter d'utiliser votre appareil si

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pas être éliminée.

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