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CM6 – The solid one

Manual

ThankyouverymuchforpurchasingtheCM6smartphone,aseriesproductbyCyrusTechnology.Thissmartphoneisshock-andwaterproofanddustresilient.InthismanualwewillexplainthefunctionsandfeaturesofthisspecialseriestypeofCyrusTechnology’ssmartphonetoyou.

Asidefromtheregularcallingoptions,theCM6offersalsoadditionalfunctions,suchasmessages,mp3-player,videoplayer,e-book,Bluetooth,etc.Itoffersmorecomfortandbringsmorejoytoyourworkandlife.

IncludedinthedeliveryoftheCM6areabattery,acharger,andothersuitableaccessories.Othernon-approvedchargesmayposeariskandmayvoidwarrantyclaims.Incaseyoursmartphoneisn’tworkingasdescribedinthemanual,pleasecontactthemanufacturerviawww.cyrus-technology.de

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1. SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE .............................................................................. Seite 8 1.1 EMERGENCY CALLS ......................................................................................................... Seite 8 1.2 PERSONAL USAGE ........................................................................................................... Seite 8 1.3 MOBILE PHONE ................................................................................................................ Seite 9 1.4 BATTERY .......................................................................................................................... Seite 10 1.5 ON THE ROAD ................................................................................................................. Seite 10 1.6 ON THE AIRPLANE .......................................................................................................... Seite 11 1.7 DEVICES OF OTHER MANUFACTURERS ......................................................................... Seite 11 1.8 MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................ Seite 11 1.9 NON-IONIC RADIATION ................................................................................................... Seite 11 1.10 EFFECTIVE USE ............................................................................................................. Seite 12 1.11 HIGH FREQUENCY WAVES ............................................................................................ Seite 12.

2. YOUR CM6 ...................................................................................................................... Seite 13 2.1 LAYOUT ............................................................................................................................ Seite 13 2.2 YOUR CM 6 SYMBOLS .................................................................................................... Seite 14

3. SETTING UP YOUR PHONE .................................................................................. Seite 16 3.1 INSERTING THE SIM CARD ............................................................................................. Seite 16 3.2 INSERTING THE MEMORY CARD (MICROSD CARD) ....................................................... Seite 16 3.3 USAGE OF USB................................................................................................................ Seite 17 3.4 USING THE SECURITY PASSWORD ................................................................................ Seite 17 3.5 CREATE A NETWORK CONNECTION .............................................................................. Seite 18 3.6 CHARGING THE BATTERY ............................................................................................... Seite 19 3.7 SWITCHING THE TELEPHONE ON / OFF ......................................................................... Seite 20 3.8 HEADSET ......................................................................................................................... Seite 20 4. BASIC FUNCTIONS..................................................................................................... Seite 21 4.1 CALLING .......................................................................................................................... Seite 21 4.2 ADJUSTING THE VOLUME................................................................................................ Seite 21 4.3 ANSWERING AN INCOMING CALL .................................................................................. Seite 21 4.4 CALL PROCEDURE ......................................................................................................... Seite 22

5. MAIN MENU ................................................................................................................... Seite 23 5.1CALL CENTER................................................................................................................... Seite 23 5.1.1 CALL LISTS ......................................................................................................... Seite 23 5.1.2 DELETING THE CALL LIST .................................................................................. Seite 23 5.1.3 CALL SETTINGS ................................................................................................. Seite 23 5.1.3.1 CALL LIST OF SIM1 CARD............................................................... Seite 23 5.1.3.2 SIM1 CALL LIST ............................................................................... Seite 25 5.1.3.3 ADVANCED SETTINGS .................................................................... Seite 255.2 ADDRESS BOOK.................................................................................................................... Seite 26 5.2.1 SEARCH ............................................................................................................. Seite 26 5.2.2 ADDING A NEW CONTACT.................................................................................. Seite 26 5.2.3 OPTIONS OF THE CONTACT GROUP ................................................................ Seite 26 5.2.4 ADDRESS BOOK SETTINGS .............................................................................. Seite 27 5.3 FILE MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................................. Seite 27 5.4 ORGANIZER ........................................................................................................................... Seite 28 5.4.1 SKOBAN ............................................................................................................. Seite 28 5.4.2 CALENDAR ......................................................................................................... Seite 28 5.4.3 ALARMSIGNAL ................................................................................................... Seite 29 5.4.4 WORLD CLOCK .................................................................................................. Seite 29 5.4.5 CALCULATOR .................................................................................................... Seite 29 5.4.6 E-BOOk............................................................................................................... Seite 29 5.5 MESSAGES ............................................................................................................................ Seite 30 5.5.1 SETUP MESSAGING ........................................................................................... Seite 31 5.5.2 INCOMING MESSAGES ...................................................................................... Seite 31 5.5.3 DRAFTS .............................................................................................................. Seite 32 5.5.4 OUTGOING MESSAGES ..................................................................................... Seite 33 5.5.5 SENT MESSAGES ............................................................................................... Seite 33 5.5.6 MESSAGE SERVICES ......................................................................................... Seite 33 5.5.7 TEMPLATES ........................................................................................................ Seite 33 5.5.8 MESSAGE SETTINGS ......................................................................................... Seite 33 5.6 MULTI MEDIA ......................................................................................................................... Seite 34 5.6.1 CAMERA .............................................................................................................. Seite 34 5.6.2 PICTURE VIEWER PROGRAM ............................................................................ Seite 35 5.6.3 VIDEO RECORDER ............................................................................................. Seite 35 5.6.4 VIDEO PLAYER .................................................................................................. Seite 36

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5.6.5 AUDIO PLAYER ................................................................................................... Seite 37 5.6.6 VOICE MEMOS ................................................................................................... Seite 37 5.6.6 FM FUNCTION .................................................................................................... Seite 375.7 SERVICES .............................................................................................................................. Seite 38 5.7.1 INTERNET ..................................................................................................................... Seite 38 5.7.2 DATA CONNECTION WITH SIM CARD .......................................................................... Seite 38 5.7.3 SIM APPLICATION TOOLKIT (STK) ................................................................................ Seite 385.8 USER PROFILES .................................................................................................................... Seite 395.9 SETTINGS .............................................................................................................................. Seite 39 5.9.1 PHONE SETTINGS ........................................................................................................ Seite 39 5.9.2 SAFETY SETTINGS ....................................................................................................... Seite 40 5.9.2.1 TIME AND DATE ............................................................................................... Seite 40 5.9.2.2 TIME SWITCHING ON AND OFF........................................................................ Seite 40 5.9.2.3 LANGUAGE....................................................................................................... Seite 40 5.9.2.4 PREFERED INPUT METHODS........................................................................... Seite 40 5.9.2.5 MENU DISPLAY IN STANDBY MODE................................................................ Seite 40 5.9.2.6 SPECIAL KEY SETTINGS.................................................................................. Seite 41 5.9.2.7 AIRPLANE MODE ............................................................................................. Seite 41 5.9.2.8 DIFFERENT SETTINGS .................................................................................... Seite 41 5.9.3 SAFTEY SETTINGS ....................................................................................................... Seite 41 5.9.4 CONNECTIVITY ............................................................................................................. Seite 42 5.9.4.1 BLUETOOTH .................................................................................................... Seite 42 5.9.4.2 DATA PACKAGE ............................................................................................... Seite 42 5.9.4 RETRIEVING THE DEFAULT SETTINGS ......................................................................... Seite 42

6. INPUT METHODS.......................................................................................................... Seite 43 6.1 SYMBOL FOR INPUT MODE ............................................................................................ Seite 43 7. ANNEX ............................................................................................................................. Seite 44

8. QUICK POWER ON ....................................................................................................Seite 46

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1.1. EMERGENCY CALLS

Foremergencycalls,youcandial112(orotheremergencynumbers)directlyineverycountry.Makesurethephoneisswitchedonandhassufficientreception.Entertheemergencynumber(112oranothernumber)andpressthecallbuttontocall.Everydigitalnetworksupportstheemergencynumber112.InGermany,youcanalsousetheemergencynumber110.

REMARK:Duetothenatureofthemobilephonenetwork,itcannotbeguaranteedthattheemergencycallcanbesuccessfullyprocessed.

1.2. PERSONAL USAGE

Duetopoorshieldingperformanceofmedicaldevicessuchashearingaidsandcardiacpacemakers,highfrequencydevicessuchasmobilephonescancauseinter-ference.Consultthemanufacturerofthemedicaldeviceoryourdoctorbeforeusingthemobilephone.» Pleaseturnthephoneoffinplaceswhereyoucanfindrespectivenotes.Theseplaces includehospitals,retirementhomes,andothermedicalfacilities.Inthesefacilities, devicesthataresensitivetoexternalHFsignalsmaybeused.» Ifyouareusingyourownmedicalequipment,pleasecontactthemanufacturerofthese devicestoconfirmthattheydoshieldRFsignalsadequately.Youcanalsoaskyour doctorforqualifiedinformation.» Userswithaheartdiseasemustbeparticularlycarefulwhensettingtheringvolumeand thevibrationalarm.» Usage regulations regarding HF devices shall be followed precisely inside of fuel tanks, chemical factories, and similar buildings, in which explosive gases are stored, or where thesechemicalsareusedintheproductionprocess.Eveninstandbymode,your mobilephoneemitsanelectromagneticsignal.Themobilephoneshouldbeturnedoff whennecessary.Payattentiontoroadsafety.Donotuseyourmobilephonewhile driving.Whenyouneedtomakeacall,youshouldparkyourcarfirst.» Ifyourphonehasbeenstolenorlost,pleaseinformyourtelephoneserviceprovider immediatelytoblockthesimcard.Thiswillprotectyouagainstfinanciallossesthatmay occurduetotheuseofthephonebythirdparties.» Whenyoucontactaphoneserviceproviderorthedealer,askfortheIMEInumberofthe phone.TheIMEInumberIsprintedonthelabelonthebackofthephone(orSelect „*#06#“tocheckyourIMEInumber).You‘reencouragetowritedownthenumberand keepitincaseyouneeditlateron.» Topreventmisuseofyourphone,pleaseusesecuritymeasuressuchas:useaPIN numberorapersonalsecuritycodeforyoursimcardandchangeitassoonasother peopleareawareofit.

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» Donotremovethebatterywhenitisinstandbymode,asthiswillresultinlossofuser data.» Ifyouleaveyourcar,donotleaveyourmobilephonesomewherevisibleinthecar.It’s besttotakeitwithyouortoatleastputitinthetrunk.» Donotallowchildrentoplaywiththephone,thechargerorthebattery.

1.3 MOBILE PHONE

Themobilephonecontainscomplexelectronic,magnetic,andbatterysystemsandshouldthereforebeusedwithcare.Youshouldpayparticularattentiontothefollowingpoints:

» Yourmobilephonegenerateselectromagneticfields.Donotstoreitnexttomagnetic storagemedia,e.g.harddisks» IfyourmobilephoneisnexttotheTV,thetelephone,theradio,thePCorother electricalequipmentitcancauseperformanceimpairmentsonyourmobilephone.» Pleasedonotconstantlyexposeyourmobilephonetoextremelyhighorlow temperatures.» Pleasedonotplaceyourmobilephonenearfireorburningcigarettes.» Pleasedonotwriteonyourmobilephone.» Donotkeepthemobilephoneclosetoharddisks,creditcards,ticketsorother magneticitems.Otherwise,theinformationstoredonthediskorcreditcardmightbe affectedbythemobilephone.» Pleasedonotexposethemobilephoneorbatterytotemperatureshigherthan60°,e.g. onthedashboard,windowsillorexposeittodirectsunlightthroughglasswindows, etc.Donottrytoremovethephoneorotherequipment.Donotuseadryclothwith staticelectricitytowipethephone.Donotusechemicaldetergentsorabrasives.This candamagethehousing.» Theheadsetcanheatupduringnormaluse.Themobilephonecanbecomehotduring charging.» Pleaseremembertorecycle.Thepaperpackagingofthemobilephoneiswellsuitedfor thispurpose.» Themobilephoneshouldnotgotoolongwithoutorwithanemptybattery.Otherwise datamightbelost.» Themobilephonecontainsmetalmaterials.Dependingonyourphysicalandhealth conditionthesepartsmaycauseallergicreactions.» Ifyouhaveswitchedonthevibrationfunction,pleasekeepthemobilephoneaway fromheatsources(e.g.radiators).Makesurethatyourphonecan’tfalloffthetable whenitstartsvibrating.» Pleasebecarefulnottoscratchthetouchscreen.Donotuseanormalballpointpenor otherpointedobjectstowriteonthetouchscreen.

1.4 BATTERY

» Pleasedonotshort-circuityourbattery.Ifyoudoso,thebatterywillbedamaged,heat isgenerated,andtheremaybefire.» Donotexposethebatterytofire,otherwiseitcancauseanexplosion.Usedbatteries shouldbereturnedtothemanufacturerorthrowthemintotheappropriaterecycling container.Donotdisposeusedbatteriesinregularhouseholdwaste.» Pleasedonotbringmetalobjects(likecoinsorkeyrings)areincontactwiththe accumulators.Ifyoudoso,youmaycreateashortcircuit.» Pleasedonotremovethephonebatterywhenyouarestartingupthephone.» Pleasedonotputthebatteryinyourmouth;ifswallowed,theelectrolytecancause poisoning.» Theinternalcomponentsofthephonecanonlybeexchangedbyaprofessional maintenancetechnicians.Ifyouuseanincorrecttypeofbattery,anexplosionmay occur.Besuretorecycleoldbatteriesaccordingtotheinstructionsofthe manufacturer.» Ifyouareusingabatteryorachargermadebyadifferentmanufacturer,thereisarisk thatthemobilephonemaygetdamagedandthewarrantywillbeineffectiveinthis case.

REMARK: Ifthebatteryisdamaged,donottouchanythinginsideyourphone.Ifskincontactoccurs,rinsewithplentyofwater.Ifnecessary,seekmedicalattention.

1.5 ON THE ROAD

» Youmustalwaysbeincontrolofyourvehicle.Pleasefocusondriving.» Pleaseobserveallrulesofthelocaltrafficsafetyregulations.» Beforecallingorreceivingacall,youshouldfollowthelocallegalregulationsformobile telephones.» Pleasecomplywiththetrafficregulationsbeforeyoumakeoransweracall.» Exceptinemergencysituations,itisforbiddentostopinemergencybaysonthe motorwaytomakeorreceiveacall.» Whenanairbagistriggered,strongforcesaregenerated,pleasedonotmountyour mobilephoneequipmentabovetheairbagorintheareawhichmaybeaffectedonce theairbagistriggered.Ifmobilephonesinstalledinthecararenotmountedproperly,a triggeredairbagcancauseseveredamage.» Pleaseturnoffyourmobilephonewhenrefueling.Thesamebanappliestotheuseof two-wayradioequipment.Pleasedonotusehazardouscombustibleorexplosive materialstogetherwiththemobilephone;theinternalsparkcancauseburns.

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Theelectronicsystemofthevehicle,suchasABS,speedcontrolandinjectionsystems,aregenerallynotaffectedbyradiowaves.Themanufacturersofthistypeofequipmentcanprovideinformationonwhetherthesedeviceshaveagoodshieldingfunction.Ifyouassumeradiowaveshavecausedacardamage,pleasecontactyourdealer.Donotstartupwithoutpriorinspectionbyaqualifiedtechnician.

1.6 ON THE AIRPLANE

Pleaseturnthephoneoffwhenyouareontheaircraftornearanairplane.Itisillegaltouseamobilephoneontheaircraft;itcouldleadtodangerousaircraftdisturbances,orevendisturbmobileradionetworks.

» Inanemergency,thetelephonecanbeusedfollowingcompliancewiththesafety regulationsandthepermissionofthecrew.

1.7 DEVICES OF OTHER MANUFACTURERS

Useofnon-approvedequipment,cables,oraccessoriesfromothermanufacturersmayvoidthewarrantyofthephone,andwillalsoaffectthenormaluseofthemobilephone.Pleasebesuretousethecablesprovidedforthisphone.

1.8 MAINTENANCE

Therearenopartsinsidethemobilephone,thebattery,andchargerthatcanberepairedbytheuser.Itisrecommendedthatyousendyourmobilephonetothedesignatedrepairshop.

1.9 NON-IONIC RADIATION

Mobiletelephonesshouldbeconnectedtotheantennabymeansofnon-radiatingcablessuchascoaxialcables.Theantennashouldnotcomeclosetothehumanbody,unlessbothareprotectedbyametalshield,suchasmetalroof.Youcanonlyuseanantennaspeciallydesignedforthemobilephone.Useofnon-approvedantennas,unauthorizedmodificationsoradditionsmaydamagethephoneorviolatetheapplicableregulations.Thiscanleadtoareducedpowerortothefactthattheradiationquantitydoesnotcorrespondtothestandard.

1.10 EFFECTIVE USE

Pleaseobservethefollowingguidelinesinordertoachievethebestperformancewithminimumpowerconsumption:Donotcoverthepositionofthebuilt-inantennaduringthecall;thiscaninfluencetheconversationqualityandleadtothemobilephoneprocessingmoredatathannormalandtherebythecallandstandbytimeofthebatterymaybereduced.

1.11 HIGH FREQUENCY

Yourmobilephoneisalow-powerradioreceiverandtransmitter.Afterstartup,ittransmitsandreceivesradiosignalsatregularintervals.Thenetworksystemcontrolsthetrans-missionpowerofthemobiletelephone.

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2.1 LAYOUT Number KEYNAME FUNCTION

1 OK-key Keytoconfirminput

2 Leftkey Clickonleftkeytogotomainmenuwhileonstandbymode,toaccessfunctions,ortoconfirm.Pressandholdoftheleftkeyde/activatestheflashlight.

3 Rightkey Clickonrightkeytogotoaddressbookwhileonstandbymode.Clickingontherightkeywithinamenuwillsendyoubacktopreviouspageorcancelyourinput.

4 Shortcutinbox Taptogettoyourinboxfast.

5 Shortcutcamera Taptogettoyourcamerafast.

6 Selectkey Taptogettoyourcallinglistsfast.Enteranumberwhileonstandbymodeandclickonthiskeytodialit.

7 Offkey Pressandholdtoswitchthephoneonandoff,toendacallortorejectacall,andtosendthephonebacktostandbymode.

8 Numberkey Enternumbersorsymbols

9 USB/charge USB/chargingport

10 headphones Jackforheadphones

11/12 Volumekey Presstoadjustthevolumeofthephone.

13 LED-flashlight LED-flashlight

14 Recipient Recipient

15 Focus Focus

16 Speaker Speaker

2.2 YOUR CM 6 SYMBOLS

TheverticalbarsindicatethesignalstrengthoftheGSM-net-work.Fivebarsmeanthatthecurrentpositionhasthehighestreceptionratepossible.

Indicatesthatthephoneislocked.

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Indicatesthatmusicisplayed.

Indicatesthatthealarmisset.

Headsetmode

Connectednetwork

Newmissedcall

Newtextmessage

NewSMS

NewMMS

Ringmode

Mutemode

Newmultimessage

Callforwarding

Bluetooth

Batterysymbol

Operation recommendation for charger: Connectthechargertothepowerportofthemobilephone.Oncethebatterysymbolstartsflashing,thephonestartscharging.

3.1 INSERTING THE SIM-CARD

Thesimcardcontainsyourpersonalinformation,suchasyourphonenumber,yourPIN(personalidentificationnumber),PIN2,PUK(PIN2releasecode),PUK2(PIN2releasecode)andtheIMSInumber(Internationalmobileuseridentification)aswellasnetworkinformation,addressbook,textmessages,etc.

» Thesimcardslotisinsidethephone.Ifyouwanttoinsertthesimcard,opentheback cover,removethebattery,turnthephoneonthebackandthenyouwillseethesim cardslot.» Carefullyplacethesimcardwiththemetalcontactsurfacefacingdownintothecard compartmentandsecureit.Toremovethesimcard,pleaseturnoffthephonefirst,then openthebackcoverandthenremovethesimcard.» Openthebackcover,removethebatteryandplacethesimcardintothesimcardslot.» Pleasehandlethesimcardwithcare.Rubbingandbendingcaneasilycausedamage thesimcard.» Pleasebecarefulwiththemobilephoneanditsaccessories(e.g.,simcardparts)and keepitoutofreachofchildren.

3.2 INSERTING THE MEMORY CARD (MICROSD CARD)

Thisoneislocatedinsidethephoneandbestdescribedasapluggablemobilememorycard.WhentheUSBmemoryfunctionisactivatedonthephoneandthecomputerisconnected,thedatacanbetransferredfromthecomputertothemobilephoneviaamicroSDcard.

INSTALLATION METHODS

Turnthephoneoff,openthebackcover,removethebattery,anddisconnectitfromanyexternalpowersupply.Then,turnthephoneonthebacktolocatethememorycardslot.Rotatethememorycardwiththemetalcontactfacedown.Carefullyinsertthecardintothetrayandsecureit.Youmustfirstturnoffthephoneandopenthephone‘sbackcovertoremovethememorycard.

REMARK:Becausethestoragecapacityofthephonememoryislower,youshoulduseamemorycardtostoreyourdatasothattheuseofyourphoneisnotimpaired.

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3.3 USAGE OF USB

ThemobilephonesupportsaUSB1.0port.YoucanconnectthephonetothecomputerusingaUSBcabletocopy/movedataandperformotheroperations.Likewise,youcanview/listentophotos,soundrecordings,videos,etc.storedonthephoneonthecomputer.UsingtheUSBcable:ConnecttheUSBcabletotheUSBportofthePCononesideandtheothersidetothe„USB/Chargeport“ontheleftsideofthephone.

3.4 USING THE SECURITY PASSWORD

Yourmobilephoneandsimcardhavevariouspasswords.Thesepasswordscanhelpyoupreventunauthorizeduseofyourmobilephoneandyoursimcards.Ifyouarepromptedforpasswordsthatareexplainedbelow,entertheappropriatepasswordsandpresstheOKkey.Ifanerrormessageappears,press„Delete“tocorrecttheincorrectinputandthenenterthecorrectnumber.Usethe„Settings->Securitysettings->Changepassword“menutochangePINcode,PIN2codeandtelephonepassword.

PHONE PASSWORD

Thephonepasswordprotectsthephonefromunauthorizeduse.Thephonepasswordisusuallysuppliedbythemanufactureralongwiththephone.Themanufacturer‘sdefaultphonepasswordis„1122“.Ifthemobilephoneislocked,youmustenterthetelephonepasswordtostartitup.

PIN CODE

ThePINcode(personalidentificationcode,4-8digits)protectsyoursimcardfromunauthorizeduse.ThePINisattachedtothesimcard.WhenactivatingthePINcheckfunction,youarepromptedtoenterthePINaftereverystartup.IfyouhaveenteredanincorrectPINthreetimesinarow,thesimcardwillbeblocked.Tounblockit,proceedasfollows:

» Accordingtothescreendisplay,enterthecorrectPUKcode,tounlockthesimcard.» EnterthenewPINcodeandpressthe“OK„button.» Youarepromptedtore-enterthenewPINcode;enterthenewPINcodeagainand pressthe“OK“button.» IfthePUKcodeiscorrect,thesimcardisunlockedandthePINcodechanged.

Note: IfyouhaveenteredtheincorrectPINthreetimes,thesimcardislocked.Tounlock,youshouldusethePUKcode.ThePUKcodeisusuallyfoundinthedocumentationofyournetworkoperator.

PUK CODE

EnterthePUK(PersonalUnblockingKey)codetounlockthePINcode.ThePUKcodewassuppliedbythemanufacturerwiththesimcard.Ifyounolongerhavethecode,pleasecontactyournetworkoperator.IfyouhaveenteredanincorrectPUKtentimesinarow,thesimcardbecomesinvalid.Pleasecontactyournetworkoperatorforanewcard.

PIN 2 CODE

ThePIN2code(4-8digits)issuppliedwiththesimcard.Toenter„Callcosts“and„Callrestriction“,pleasecontactyournetworkoperatortomakesureyoursimcardsupportsthesefeatures.IfanincorrectPINwasenteredthreetimesinsuccession,thePIN2codeisautomaticallyblocked.YoumustenterthecorrectPUK2codetounlockthePIN2code.Tounlock,proceedasfollows:

» Accordingtothescreendisplay,enterthecorrectPUK2code,tounlockit.» EnterthenewPIN2codeandpressthe“OK„button.» Youarepromptedtore-enterthenewPIN2code;enterthenewPIN2codeagainand pressthe„OK“button.

PUK2 CODE

ThePUK2code(PIN2unlockcode,8digits)isusedtounlockthelockedPIN2code.ThePUK2codewassuppliedbythemanufacturerwiththesimcard.IfyouhaveenteredanincorrectPUK2tentimesinsuccession,thesimcardbecomesinvalid.Pleasecontactyournetworkoperatorforanewcard.

LOCK PASSWORD

Youneedthislockpasswordwhenyousetupacallerlock.Ifyouwanttoenablethisfeature,youcanobtainthepasswordfromyournetworkoperator.

3.5 CREATE A NETWORK CONNECTION

Aftersuccessfullyunlockingthesimcardandyourmobilephone,themobilephoneautomaticallysearchesforanavailablenetwork.Afterthenetworksearchiscompleted,thephoneentersstandbymode.Youcanmakeandreceivecalls.Youcanalsoperformthefollowingfunctions:

» Presstheleftkeytogotothemainmenu.» Presstherightkeytoentertheaddressbook.» Pressthedialkeytodisplaythecalllist.

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Note: Ifthemessage„Onlyemergencycallpossible“appears,youcanonlymakeemergencycalls.

3.6 CHARGING THE BATTERY

» Thebatteryindicator:Yourphonecanmonitorthebatteryanddisplayinformationabout it.» Normallyyoucanseethechargelevelofthebatteryintheiconintheupperrightcorner ofthescreen.» Whenthebatteryislow,“Batterylow„appearsonthedisplay.Ifyouselectabeepina mode,analarmtonecanstillbeheard.» Whenthebatteryischarged,thedisplayshowsananimatedchargingicon.Whenthe batteryisfullycharged,theanimationstops.

REMARK:Theactualstandbytimeandcalltimeareaffectedbytheuseofthemobilephone,thelocalnetworkenvironment,thesimcard,andthesettingsmade.

» Travelcharger:travelchargerscanrechargethebatteryviathetelephone.Whenyou chargethebattery,placeitclosetothephone: 1. Insertthetravelchargerintothecorrespondingportontopofthe telephone. 2. Insertthetravelchargerintothecorrectmainsocket.» Duringrecharging,therechargerateofthebatterysymbolisdisplayeduntilthebattery isfullycharged.» Whenthebatteryisfullycharged,thebatteryicondoesnotchangeanymore.

REMARK:Iftheelectricalvoltageofthebatteryissolowthatstart-upisnotpossible,ittakesalongtimeforthebatteryicontochange.

WARNING: You must ensure that the local main voltage and the clock frequency are compatible with the voltage of the charger and its rated power.

3.7 SWITCHING THE TELEPHONE ON / OFF

» PressandholdtheOFFkeywillcausethephonetostartup.Thestartupanimationwill bedisplayed.» Whenpromptedtoenterthephonepassword,enterthepasswordandpressthe„OK“ functionkey.Thephonepasswordispresetto1122.» IfyouarepromptedtoenterthePINcode,enterthePINcodeandpressthe„OK“ functionkey.ThesimcardandthePINcodeforanewaccountaremadeavailableby thenetworkoperator.» Whenthestandbyscreenappears,yourmobilephonewillsearchforanetwork.Ifa networkhasbeenfound,thecurrentdateandcurrenttimeisshownonthedisplay.Now youcanmakeandreceivecalls.» Pressandholdthepowerkeytoturnoffthephone.

3.8 HEADSET

Whenyouinserttheheadsetintotheintendedheadsetopening,thephoneautomaticallyswitchestoheadsetmode.Theheadsetservesasearpieceandmicrophone.

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4.1 CALLING

Instandbymode,usethenumberkeystoentertheareacodeandtelephonenumber,taptheconnectionicon,orpresstheconnectionkeytomakeacall.Pressthe„End“keytoendthecall.

» Calling abroad:pressthe“*„keytwiceandthenenterthe„+“sign.Enterthecountry code,theareacodeandthephonenumber,andthenpresstheconnectionkey.» Call the extension:Entertheextensionnumberandthenpressthe„*„buttonthree orfourtimes;then“P“or„w“appears;enter„p“or„w“followedbytheextension number,thenpresstheconnectionkey.» Correct input error: Presstherightfunctionkeytodeletethelastcharacteronthe screen.Todeletetheentireentry,pressandholdtherightfunctionkey,orpressthe „End“key.» Call contact from the address book:Whileinstandbymodepresstherightsoftkey toopentheaddressbookandenterthecallerdata,andthenusethenavigationbuttons tosearchupordowntofindthecorrespondingentrytocall.» Enter the number and press the connection key;themobilephoneautomatically dialsthecorrespondingnumber.» Redial:Presstheconnectionkeyinidlemodetodisplaythelastdialednumbers.On thedisplaythelastdialednumberappears.Movethenavigationkeytothedesired number,thenpresstheconnectionkey.» Calls using the speed dial key:Todialanumberinthespeeddiallist,openthe addressbook,gotothemenupoint„Addressbooksettings“,tothesubmenu„Speed diallist“,andmakesurethatthefunctionisactivatedviathe„ON“setting.

4.2 ADJUSTING THE VOLUME Duringacall,pressthenavigationbuttonsupordowntoadjustthevolume.

4.3 ANSWERING AN INCOMING CALL

» Toansweracall,presstheconnectionkeyortheleftfunctionkey.Whenthephone vibrates,itmeansthatthecallhasbeenaccepted.» Toendthecall,pressthe“End„key.» Torejectacall,pressthe“End„keyortherightfunctionkey.

REMARK:Ifthephonecanrecognizetheincomingcall,thecorrespondingnumberisdisplayed(ifthecallerisstored,thenumberandthecorrespondingnamearedisplayed).Ifthephonedoesnotrecognizethecall,thenumberisnotdisplayed.Youcanalsoacceptthecallfromthemenuoraddressbook

4.4 CALL PROCEDURE

Duringacall,youcanmakecallsfromthemenu,endindividualcalls,accesstheaddressbook,calllogs,messages,voicerecording,mutemode,andotherfeatures.Seethenextchapter„Menufunctions“.

» Hold calls:acceptthenewcall,andputitonhold.Ifhavetwoincomingcalls,thetwo partiescan’theareachother.

Ifyournetworkoperatorsupportsthe„holdcall“function,youcanconnectanothertimeduringacall. A: 1. Enterthenumberdirectly,orpresstheleftkeytoselectthe numberfromtheaddressbook;orpresstheleftkeytoselecta newcallandenterthenumber;thenpresstheconnectionkeyto makethenew,secondcall. 2. Thecurrentcallisheldautomatically. B: 1. Usetheleftkeytoselectsilentmodetoholdthecurrentcall. 2. Thenselecttheothernumber.Whentheconnectionis established,youcantogglebetweenthecallsusingtheShift key.

» End individual call:endthecurrentcall.» Address book:duringthecallthetelephonebookisdisplayed.» Call list:duringthecalltheconnectiondataaredisplayed.» Messages:vieworsendmessagesduringthecall.» Sound recording:Soundrecordingduringthecall.» Mute mode:Thisfunctioncanmutethemicrophoneofthemobilephoneandconnect theothermicrophone.Withthefunction„mutemode“youcanmakesurethattheother partycan’thearyou.

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Pleasereadthefollowingguidelinescarefullytounderstandallfeatures.

5.1 CALL CENTER 5.1.1 CALL LISTS » Missedcall » Youcanviewthelast20missedcalls.Presstheleftfunctionkeyand proceedasfollows: » View:Lookatthedetailsofthetelephonenumber. » Call:Callthetelephonenumber. » SendSMS:SendanSMStothephonenumber. » SendMMS:SendanMMStothephonenumber » Storeintheaddressbook:Savethetelephonenumberintheaddress book. » Editbeforecalling:Editthephonenumberbeforeyouuseitforcalls. » Delete:Deletethenumber. » Dialednumbers » Youcanseethelast20dialednumbers.Youcanviewthem,callthem, sendSMS/MMSmessages,storethemintheaddressbook,editand deletethembeforecalling.Like„MissedCall“. » Receivedcalls » Youcanviewthelast20receivedcalls.Youcanviewthem,callthem, sendSMS/MMSmessages,storethemintheaddressbook,editand deletethembeforecalling.Like„MissedCall“.

5.1.2 DELETING THE CALL LIST Youcandeletethelistsofmissed,selected,andreceivedcallsindividuallyorall together.

Note: Whenyouchangethesimcard,thephonenumbersinthecalllistareautomaticallydeleted.

5.1.3 CALL SETTINGS 5.1.3.1 CALL LIST OF SIM1 CARD CALL WAITING » Activate: Ifsomeonecallswhileyouhaveactivatedthe“Call waiting„functionandyouaretalkingtosomeoneelse,youcan acceptthesecondcallaswell.Thenetworksendsyouasignal andshowstheothercallonthescreen. » Disable:Ifyoudisablethe“CallWaiting”featureifsomeone callswhileyouaretalkingtotheotherparty,thenyoucannot acceptthecall. » Query:Usedtoindicatethecurrentstateofthenetwork

CALL FORWARDING Thisfunctionallowstheincomingcalltobeforwardedtoanotherphone youspecify.Inthecallsettings,youmustselect“Callforwarding”and pressthe„OK“functionkeytosetthisfunction. » Forward all phone calls:Thisfunctionisusedforallcalls. » Forward when no connection can be established:Routesthe incomingcallwhenthephoneisofforhasnoreception. » Forward if the call is not accepted:Ifthecallisnotanswered, itwillforwardtheincomingcall. » Forward when busy:Forwardtheincomingcall,whentheline isbusy. » Forward all data transfers:Youneedthesupportofyour networkoperatortoforwarddatatransfers. » Terminate forwarding: Thisfunctionisusedtodeactivatethe forwardingfunction.

BLOCK CALLS Thisfunctionallowsyoutorestrictyourcalls.Tosetthisfeature,you mustfirstcontactthenetworkoperatortoobtainapasswordforthe networklock.Ifthepasswordisnotcorrect,anerrormessageis displayed.Afterselectingtheoption,continuebyselecting„On“or„Off“. Afterthatthephonewillaskyoutoenterthepasswordforblocking.Then thephonewillconnecttothenetwork.Laterthenetworkwillreactand informyouabouttheresult.

DIAL LOCK » All Calls:Whenthisisactivated,youcannotmakeanycalls. » Internationalphonecalls:Ifthislockisactivated,youcanonly makenationalcalls. » International calls other than domestic calls:Ifthislockis enabledwhileabroad,youcanonlyconductlocalcallsorcall home(i.e.tothenetworkoperatoroftheprovidercountry).

BLOCK INCOMING CALLS » All phone calls:Whenthislockisactivated,youcannotmake anycalls. » Roaming calls:Ifthislockisactivatedandyouareusingthe telephoneoutsideyourownservicearea,youcannotanswer calls. » Activate:Enterthepasswordtoactivatetheblocking. » Exit:Cancelsthislockfunction.

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» Query:Usedtoindicatethecurrentstateofthelockinthe network. » Cancel all: » Clear all call restrictions; inordertoabolishtherestrictions, thenetworkoperatormustalsobecontactedtoremovethelock password.

CHANGE PASSWORD Thisfunctionisusedtochangethepasswordforthelock.Youmust entertheoriginalpasswordbeforeyoucanchangeit.

REMARK:Somefeaturesrequirethesupportofyournetworkoperator.Alocalnetworkisrequiredtoactivethesettingofthelockandyouwillneedasimcardtoopenthisfunction.

SWITCHING LINES Switchingbetweenline1andline2.Thebasicstateisline1.

REMARK:Ifyouselectline2,itdependsonyournetworkoperatorwhetheryoucanmakeacallornot.

5.1.3.2 SIM1 CALL LIST Thecallsettingsofthesim2cardrefertothecallsettingsofthesim1 card.

5.1.3.3 ADVANCED SETTINGS AUTOMATIC REDIALING Turnstheautomaticredialingon/off,startsorstopsautomaticredialing. Selectthenumbertostartthedialingprocess;iftheotherpartyisnot responding,thephonewillautomaticallyrepeatdialingoveraperiodof time.Theautomaticredialcannotberepeatedmorethantentimes.In themeantime,theusercannotmakeanothercall.Pressthe„Off“button tostopautomaticredial.

TIMER DISPLAY Thisfunctionallowstheusertodisplaysomething.Thealternative messagetypesareforclosing,asoundorcycle.

NOTIFICATION OF SUCCESSFUL CONNECTIONS Whenthenotificationofasuccessfulcallconnectionisactivated,abeep soundsafterthecallhasbeensuccessfullyestablished.

ACCEPTANCE MODE Youcansetanykeytoanswerthecallorautomaticallyacceptviathe headsetmode.

5.2 ADDRESS BOOK 5.2.1 SEARCH QUICK SEARCH Youcanenterthenameorthephonenumberandotherrelatedinformationto quicklyfindthecontactsintheaddressbook.Pressthe#keytochange„abc“ or„123“totheaddressbooksearchinput.Presstheleftkeyandselect„Browse AddressBook“tofindalltherecordsintheaddressbookthatmeetthe specifications.Pressthenavigationbuttonupordowntoviewtherecordsandthe callbuttontocall.

5.2.2. ADDING A NEW CONTACT Addanewcontacttothesimcardorthemobilephone.Thisprocedureworksas follows:FromtheAddressBookmenu,selectAddNewContact.Youarethen promptedtochoosebetween„tosimcard“or„tophone“.

5.2.3 OPTIONS OF THE CONTACT GROUP Presstheleftkeyinthecontactsoftheaddressbooktoaccesstheoptionsfor thecontacts,viewthem,sendSMS,sendMMS,call,edit,delete,copyandverify callergroups. » View: Seethedetailsofthecontact. » Send SMS:SendanSMStotheselectedcontact. » Send MMS:SendanMMStotheselectedcontact. » Call:Calltheselectedcontact. » Edit:Edittheselectedcontact. » Delete:Deletetheselectedcontact. » Copy: Allowsyoutocopytherecordtothephone,thesim1-orsim2 card. » Caller group:Assignaddressbookentriestodifferentgroups. Setcallsign.

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5.2.4 ADDRESS BOOK SETTINGS STORAGE LOCATION Setstheaddressbookdisplayofthecontacts‘locations.Saveonsim1,sim2,the mobilephoneoronall.Ifthephoneonlyhassim1,onlythesim1optionis displayed.

SPEED DIAL On/off.Whenthisfunctionisactivated,atotalofeightspeeddialnumbers(the correspondingnumberkeys2~9)canbeset.Inthestandbystate,youcanselect thecorrespondingnumberbypressingandholdingthenumerickey.

OTHER NUMBERS Cansetthephonenumberrestriction(toactivatethenumberrestriction,youneed thePIN2code,andtofindoutifthephonenumberrestrictionissupported, pleasecontactyourlocaloperator).

MEMORY CAPACITY: Displaysthememoryalreadyusedforthetelephoneandsimcardaddressbooks andhowmanycontactscanbesaved. » Copy contact: Youcancopytheaddressbookfromsim1\sim2tothe phoneorfromthephonetosim1\sim2. » Move contact:Youcanchangetheaddressbookofsim1\sim2to phoneorfromthephonetosim1\sim2. » Delete all contacts:Youcandeleteallcontactsonthephoneandthe simcard.

REMARK:Ifyouarestartingupandthenetworkisbeingsearchedforandyouwanttoopentheaddressbookimmediately,itmaybepossiblethat„Pleasewait“appears.Thismeansthatthedirectoryisstillbeingcreated;pleasetryagainlater.

5.3 FILE MANAGEMENT

Thisfeatureallowsyoutoeasilymanagedirectoriesandfilesstoredonthephoneortheextendedmemorycard(suchasamicroSDcard).Open:Usethisfunctioninthemaindirectoryofthememory.Themaindirectoryshowsthedefaultfolderofthesystem,thesettingupofafolder,andfilesoftheusers.

» Openthefilemanagement,pressleftfunctionkey„Options“,nowyoucanproceedas follows: » Open:Openstheselectedfolder. » New Folder: Createsanewfolderintheselectedfolder. » Rename:Renametheselectedfolder. » Delete:Deletestheselectedfolder. » Sort: Sortthesavedfiles,youcansortthembyname,type,time,andsize.

» Youcandothefollowingwiththeselectedfile: » View (Play):Lookattheselectedfileorplayit. » Image Information:Displaysthedateandsizeoftheselectedfile. » Send: SendfileviaMMSorBluetooth. » Use as:thefilecanbeusedasabackgroundimageorasananimationwhile switchingthephoneon/off. » New Folder:Createsanewfolderintheselectedfolder. » Rename:Renametheselectedfile. » Delete:Deletestheselectedfile. » Sort:Sortthesavedfiles,youcansortthembyname,type,timeandsize. » Copy:Copiestheselectedfiletothespecifiedlocation.Press„Back“tocancel thiscommand.Iftheremainingspaceisnotenoughtocompletethecopying process,themobilephonewillletyouknow. » Move:Movestheselectedfiletoaspecifiedplace. » Details:Viewthedateandsizeofthefile. » Format:Usethisfunctiontoformatalldata.Thesystemthenrestoresthedefault folder.

REMARK: YoucanmovetheselectedfileorallfilesandimagestothemicroSDcard.

5.4 ORGANIZER

5.4.1 SKOBAN Skobanisaclassicgamewith108levelsintotal.Enjoyyourgame! 5.4.2 CALENDAR DisplaysthecalendarfromJanuary1970toDecember2030(Gregorianand Lunar).WhenyouselectCalendarandpresstheleftkey,thefollowingfunctions areavailable: » View:Viewcurrentdate. » Jumptoaspecificdatetoviewtheeventortoedit.

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5.4.3 ALARMSIGNAL Thetelephonehasfivealarmclocks.Theuserscansetthemaccordingtotheir ownwishes.Ifthealarmisnotactivated,noalarmiconwillbedisplayedonthe screen.Whenthealarmisactivated,asymbolisdisplayedonthescreen.

» Pressthe“OK„buttontoactivate/deactivatethealarmfunction. » Setthealarm. » Selectthedesiredalarmtype:onceaday,everyday,chooseoneormore daysaweek. » Signaltype:setto“Vibrateandring„,“Ringonly„,“Vibrateonly„. » Press“Save„tocompletethesettingupprocedure.

Note: Ifthealarmringsandyoucontinuetosleepordonothingtostopthering,thealarmwillassumethattheuserhasnotheardthering.5minuteslaterthealarmringsagain.Withoutanactivity,thealarmwillautomaticallyturnoffafter10ringingcycles.

5.4.4 WORLD CLOCK Thisfunctionallowsyoutoviewthelocaltimearoundtheworld.

5.4.5 CALCULATOR Thecalculatorhassimplecalculationfunctionssuchasaddition,subtraction, multiplicationanddivision.Tousethecalculator,dothefollowing:

» Enterthefirstdigit:enterthefirstnumberwhenthescreenshows“0”. » Enter operators:Pressthecorresponding+,-,*,/andiconbuttons. » Enterthesecondnumber. » Results:AfterpressingtheOKbutton,theresultofthecalculation appearsonthescreen. » Continue with the calculation:Ifyouwanttousetheexisting calculationresults,youcanenteranotheroperatorandthenaddthethird numbertocontinuelater. » Delete:Presstheleftkey. » Exit:Presstherightkey“back„toendtheprogram.

5.4.6 E-BOOK The„E-Book“functiondisplaysalle-bookdirectorieswithTXTfilesthatarestored onthememorycard.OnthescreenthesizeandnumberoflinesoftheeBook aredisplayed;pressOKtoopenit.Thefollowingfunctionsareavailableviathe „Options“menu:opene-book,systemsettings,information,delete,sort,help, etc.

» Open e-book:Openstheselectede-book. » System settings:Youcansetthefontsizeofthee-book,thepage mode,theimagespeed,andthelocation » Information:Displaysthename,size,andformatofthecurrently selectede-book. » Delete:Deletethecurrentlyselectede-book. » Sort:Sortsthefilesbyname,type,time,andsize. » Help:Usethequickoperatinginstructionsofthee-book.

» GototheE-book‘sreadmodeandpresstheleftkeytoperformthe followingfunctions: » Enable or disable full screen mode:Enablesordisablesthe fullscreenmodeforreadingthee-book. » Skip the lines to: Enterthenumberofthelineyouwanttoread. » Add bookmarks:Addabookmarktoyourcurrentreading,next timeyoucangoto“Mybookmarks„tocontinue. » Go to bookmarks:Openbookmarksofthee-book. » Delete Bookmark:Deletethecurrentbookmark. » Enable / disable automatic scrolling:Enablesordisablesthe automaticscrollingofthee-book. » Close:Closesthecurrente-book.

5.5 MESSAGES

SMSThemessagefunctionisanetworkservice.Youmayneedtocontactthenetworkoperatortosendandreceivemessages.EachSMScanbeupto268characterslong.Whenyouwriteamessage,pressthe„#“keytochangetheinputmethod,ortoselecttheinputmethodintheoptions.Press„delete“todeleteawordbeforethecursor.Alongpressof„delete“deletesallcharacters.ClicktheOffbuttontoreturntostandby.Usetheleftorrightkeytoselectthecharacters,pressthe„*“keytoselecttheinputsymbols.

MMSMMSisamultimediamessage.Itsmainfeatureisthesupportofmultimediafeatures,itcantransmittexts,images,audio,etc.,variouskindsofmultimediaformats.Forthemultimediamessageservice,thesupportofthenetworkoperatorisrequired,pleasecheckwhetheryoursimcardsupportstheserviceoraskyournetworkoperatorbeforeuse.YourphonesupportsMMS.SettherequiredMMSsettings,andyoucansendandreceiveMMS.

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5.5.1 E-BOOK EditnewSMSorMMStosendit.

SMS EdittheSMSintheSMSEditwindow.Pressthe„#“buttontochangetheinput method.Afterediting,youcanclickon„Options“andperformthefollowing functions:

» Send to: SendSMS. » Punctuation:Selectthepunctuationmarksyouwanttoinsert. » Input Method:Selecttheinputmethodyouwanttouse. » Insert template:InsertSMStemplate. » Other options:Youcaninsertnumberandname. » Save:SavetheSMSasadraft.

MMS EdittheMMSattheMMSinterface.Youcanalsosendpicture,soundandvideo filesasMMS.ThecontentsoftheMMSfilemustnotexceed100k.Youcanclick „Options“andperformthefollowingfunctions:

» Edit Text:Editthetextyouwanttoenter. » Insert » Insert page: Insertsanewpage. » Insert Image:Addtheimageyouwanttosend. » Insert video: Addthevideoyouwanttosend. » Insert Audio:Addtheaudioyouwanttosend. » Insert attachment:Insertthedocumentsstoredonthememorycardor thephone.

5.5.2 INCOMING MESSAGES TheSMSandMMSarestoredintheinbox.Inthelistofmessages,youmust presstheleftfunctionkeytoperformthefollowingfunctions:

Note: Aniconwillappearonthescreenwhenyoureceiveanewmessage.Ifthetextmessagememoryisfull,youcannotreceiveanynewmessages;Pleasedeleteunnecessaryshortmessages.

» View:Viewmessage. » Answer via SMS:AnswerviaSMS. » Answer via MMS:AnswerviaMMS. » Call sender:Callsender. » Forward:Forwardmessage.

» Delete: Deletemessage. » Delete all:Deleteallmessagesintheinbox. » Store in the address book:Savethetelephonenumberintheaddress book. Insidethemessagemenu,youcanalsoperformthefollowingfunctionsunderthe „Options“section:

» Answer via SMS:AnswerviaSMS. » Answer via MMS:AnswerviaMMS. » Call sender:Callsender. » Forward:Forwardmessage. » Delete:Deletemessage.

Additionaloptions:

» Use number: Cutoutalltelephonenumbersfromthemessageandsave themonthesimcardorphone. » Use Website:Cutthewebpagefromthemessage. » Use USSD service:CutUSSDfromthemessage.

5.5.3 DRAFTS The„Drafts“folderstoresthemessagesthathavenotyetbeencompleted.There theycanbechangedagainbeforesending.PresstheOKbuttontogotothe Draftsfolder,whereyoucanview,edit,delete,deleteall,move,copy,etc. messagesonthephoneorsimcard.

MMS » View:viewMMS. » Edit:EditMMS. » Delete:DeleteMMS. » Delete all:DeleteallMMSintheDraftsfolder. » Move to phone or sim card:Movethemessagetothephoneorthe simcard. » Copy to phone or SIM card:Copythemessagetothephoneorthe simcard. » View the MMS details:LookatthedetailsoftheMMS.

SMS » View:ViewSMS. » Send: SendSMS. » Edit:EditSMS. » Delete:DeleteSMS. » Delete all:DeleteallSMSinthe“Drafts„folder.

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5.5.4. OUTGOING MESSAGES Select„Outbox“andpresstheOKbuttontogototheoutgoingmail.At„Options“ youcanselect:

» Send:Re-sendmessage. » Edit: Editthemessage.Afteryoufinishediting,selecttherecipientto whichthemessageshallbesent. » Delete:Deletemessage. » Delete all:Deleteallmessagesintheoutgoingmailfolder.

5.5.5. SENT MESSAGES Allsuccessfullysentmessagesarestoredat„Sentmessages“.Press„Ok“and openthe„SentMessages“list,thenvia„Options“youcanselect:

» View:Viewmessage. » Forward:Forwardmessage. » Delete:Deletemessage. » Delete all:Deleteallmessagesinthefolder“Sentmessages„

5.5.6. MESSAGE SERVICES Thenetworkserviceallowsyoutoreceivetextmessagesofvariouscontents, suchasweatherortrafficreports.

» Reception mode: Turningthemessagingsettingson/off » Transmitter settings:Setthemessageservicestation. » Language:Selectlanguage. » Read message:ReadBroadcastmessage.

5.5.7. TEMPLATES 10templatesarepreset;youcancreateanewmessageusingthetemplate.

5.5.8. MESSAGE SETTINGS

SMS » sim1 / sim2 card: underthismenuitemyoucanenterthenumberofthe messageservice,validityofSMS,sendingformat,deliveryreport,reply path,preferredconnection,voicemessages,etc. » Memory status:showsthepercentageofmessagesstoredonthesim cardandthephone.Thespecificmemorycapacitydependsonthe

contentofthemessage,thephoneandthesimcarditself. » Save Sent SMS:Ifthisfunctionisactivated,thesentmessageis automaticallysavedinthe“SentMessages„folder. » Preferred backup mode:setstheSMSstoragemode.Youcanstorethe SMSonthephoneorthesimcard.

MMS » Datatariff:Selecttheserviceprovideryouneedtoconnectandcheck thenetworkparameters. » General settings: » Send settings:Youcanset„Sendreport“,„Readreport“,„Priority“, „SendTime“,„Send“and„Save“. » Receive settings: Youcansetlocalnetwork,roamingnetwork, anonymoussender,advertisingmessage,reportandreportread. » Preferred backup mode:setsthemessagestoragemodetoon.You cansavetheMMStothephoneorthesimcard. » Memory status:checksMMSusageonthephoneandthephone memorycard. » Messaging service: » Messaging settings:Youcanselect“Receiveall“or„CloseAll“. » Load message: Youcanchoosebetween“Inquiries„,“Automatic transfer„and“Close„.

Note: Ifyouarestartingupthephoneandthenetworksearchisrunningandyouimmediatelycheckthemessagesand„Messageservicecannotbeused“,isdisplayed,thismeansthatthemessagesarestillbeingsetup;pleasecheckthematalatertime.

5.6. MULTI MEDIA

5.6.1. CAMERA Withthecameraapplication,youcanfilmandphotographyourfellowhumans andimportanteventsatanytime.Photosarestoredinthe„Album“.Thephotos takenwiththecameraareinJPGformat.

TIP: JPGisacommonimagecompressionformat;Therefore,youcanusethemostcommonimageviewingandimageeditingprogramstoviewtheJPGfiles.ThefilenameextensionisJPG.

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REMARK:Pleaseobservetherelevantlawsandregulationswhentakingphotos.Pleasedonotmakeanyillegaluseofthisfeature.

Whenthecameraapplicationisopen,youwillseetheimagesectionyouwantto captureonthescreen.

» Switch to video:Youcanswitchfromcameratovideomode. » Album: Seepictures(fordetails,pleasecontacttheimageviewing programinmultimediaapart). » Camera settings:Youcansettheshutterspeed,exposure compensation,contrast,imagestabilizer,self-timerandserialrecording. » Image settings:Youcanadjustimagesizeandquality. » White balance:Youhavethechoicebetweenautomatic,daylight, cloudy,incandescentlamp,fluorescentlampandwhitelight. » Shooting mode:Youcanchoosebetweenautomaticornightmode. » Effects:Youcanchoosebetween:normal,grayscale,sepia,sepiagreen, sepiablue,asnegative,etc. » Storage:allowsyoutoviewthepicturesonthephoneortostorethem onthememorycard. » Restore default settings:Restoresthecamera‘sdefaultsettings.

5.6.2. PICTURE VIEWER PROGRAM » Presstheleftfunctionkeytoopenthemenu: » View: Viewpictures » Picture information:Viewpicturedetail » Display mode: Selectbetweenlistandmatrixdisplay. » Send:SendpicturesasMMSorviaBluetooth. » Use as: Theimagescanbeselectedaswallpaper,andas animationswhileswitchingthephoneon/off. » Rename: changetheimagename. » Delete:Deleteimage. » Save:Saveimagestoragelocation.

5.6.3. VIDEO RECORDER Fromthecameramode,youcaneasilyaccesstheVCR.Pressthe„OK“buttonto startthecameraandtherightfunctionbuttontopausetherecording.Ifyoupress theleftfunctionbuttonafteropeningthevideofunction,youhavethefollowing options:

» Switching to camera mode:Youcanswitchfromvideorecorderto cameramode. » Camcorder settings:Youcanadjustexposurecompensation,night recordingmode,andimagestabilizer. » Video quality:Normal,Fine,Veryfine. » Video settings:Youcanshare/publishthevideo. » White balance: Youhavethechoicebetweenautomatic,daylight, cloudy,incandescentlamp,fluorescentlampandwhitelight. » Effects:Youcanchoosebetween:Normal,Grayscale,Sepia,Sepia Green,Sepia,Negative,etc. » Storage:Allowsyoutosavethevideosonthephoneoronthememory card. » Restore default settings: Restoresthedefaultsettingsofthe camcorder.

Youcanalsomakethevideosettingsin„Options“asfollows:

» Left and Right:Selecttheexposurecompensationparameters » Navigation button up and down:Adjustfocus.

5.6.4. VIDEO PLAYER Thephonesupportsvideofilesin3GP,MP4andAVIformat.Pressthe„OK“ buttontoopenthevideoplayerlist;inthismodeyoucanalso:

Note: Videoscanonlybestoredinthe„Videos“directorytoplayafileinthevideoplayer.

» Play:Playstheselectedvideofile. » Send:SendfileviaMMSorBluetooth. » Rename:Changethevideolabel. » Delete:Deletevideo. » Sort:Sortthevideobyname,type,dateandsize. » Save:Savetophoneormemorycard. » Video playback: » Pressthebuttononthesidetoadjustthevolume,theleftor rightbuttonforforwardandrewind,theupbuttontoswitch betweenfullandhalfscreensize,andthe„Ok“buttonto pause.

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5.6.5. AUDIO PLAYER Toopenthemusicplayerlist,presstheleftbutton,andpresstherightbuttonto exit.Pressthesidebuttontoadjustthevolume,theleftorrighttoselectthe previousornexttrack.Pressthe„OK“buttontopauseorcontinue.Toopenthe playlists,presstheleftbutton,andthenselect„Options“toperformthefollowing functions:

» Playback:Playselectedtracks. » Details:Displaysthefilesize,time,nameandplayer. » Refresh the playlist:Updatestheplaylistofthememorycardorthe phone.Iftheautomaticlistcreationisactivated,thisfunctionis available.

REMARK:If“AutomaticListCreation”isdisabledvia“Settings”,thefollowingoptionsstillremain: » Preferred list:Choosemusictitlefromthememorycardorthephone. » Auto-List:Openorcloseautomaticlistingcreation. » Repeat:Youcanplayindividualmusictracksuptotheentireplaybacklist. » Shuffle:Randomplaybackintheonandoffstate.» Backgroundplayback:Whenyouselecttheopenstateandthenleavethemusic playerinterface,themusiccanbeplayedback.Otherwise,playbackwillstop automatically. » Energy display mode:Therearetwoenergydisplaymodes,whichcan alsobeusedasaswitch-offanimation.

5.6.6. VOICE MEMOS » Audiorecordingfile:Bydefault,“Audio„isthepreferredstorage locationonyourmicroSDcard.Selectasoundrecordingfile,thenpress theleftkey.Youcansetoptionsregardingplay,attach,rename,delete, useasandsendaswell. » Play: Playtheselectedsoundrecordingfile.Toadjustthevolume,press thenavigationbuttonsupordown. » Attach:allowsyoutorecordagaininthesamefile. » Rename:Changefilename. » Delete:deleteselectedsoundrecording. » Use as:Usethesoundrecordingasaringtone. » Send:sendthefileasMMSorviaBluetooth.

5.6.7. FM FUNCTION BeforeusingtheFMradio,inserttheheadset.Afteropeningtheradiointerface, youhavethefollowingfunctionsavailable:radioon/off,forward/reversesearch, volumecontrol.Youcanalsoselectthefollowingfunctionsviathe„Options“menu item:

» Channel list:30stationscanbesetwiththistelephone;youcanselect yourfavoritestation. » Manual input:Enterthespecifiedtransmissionfrequency. » Automatic search: Thephonesearchestheradiostationautomatically.

Settings: » Background playback:Youcanenableordisablebackgroundplayback. » Speakers:Youcanactivateplaybackviaspeakersordisableit.

5.7 SERVICES

5.7.1. INTERNET YoucanbrowsetheinternetandsearchthewebusingtheWAPbrowser.For furtherinformationpleasecontactthenearestserviceprovider.Openthismenuto selectthefollowing: » Homepage:Centrallandingpageontheinternet. » Bookmarks:Savethefrequentlyusedwebpages. » Searchortypeinawebpage:Typethewebpagethatyouwanttovisit andclickOKtoreachthewebsite. » Overviewofthewebsitesvisited:Websiteswhichyouhavevisitedin thepast. » Settings: » Homepage:Selectthedefaultwebsiteoranewoneasa homepage » Datapacket:SelectthedatapacketforyourInternet connection.Ifyouset‚Automatic‘,yourphonewillautomatically selectthedatapacketaccordingtothesimcardoperator. » BrowsingOptions:Youcanuseyouronlinecaching,Cookies, andauthenticationinformationinthismenu. » Preferences:Inthismenu,youcansettheonlinewaittimeand whetherimagesshouldbedisplayedonapage.

5.7.2. DATA CONNECTION WITH SIM CARD Selectthesim1orsim2cardasanetworkconnection.Youcanalsospecifythat youcanchoosebetweenthesim1orsim2cardeachtimeyouconnect.

5.7.3. SIM APPLICATION TOOLKIT (STK) Thisfunctionisprovidedbythenetworkoperator.Accordingtothevarious servicesofferedbyyourmobilephonemanufacturers,newmenuoptionsare available.

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5.8 USER PROFILES

» Standard/defaultmode» Start:Startthedefaultmode» Personalsettings:youcansetringtone,typeofalarm,signalforincomingcalls,ringer volume,signalformessages,volumeofthemessagesignal,keytone,startupsignal, signalonswitchingoffandsysteminputrequeston/off.» Typeofalarm:Youcanchoosebetweenringtone,vibration,vibrationandring,first vibrateandthenring.» Typeofring:ringandringonce.» Signalforincomingcalls:Thesystemprovides10ringtonetypesandaself-generated ringtonetochoosefrom.» RingtoneVolume:Setstheringtonevolume.Therearelevels1-7available.» Message:Thereare5ringtonesavailable.» Volumeofthemessagesignal:Settingthemessagetone.Therearelevels1-7available.» Keytone:Youcansetthesound,waitingcallsoundandsoundasthekeytone.» Touchtonevolume:Setthekeytonevolume.Therearelevels1-7available.» Start-upsignal:Thereare5ringtonesandmute.» Signalwhenshuttingdown:Thereare5ringtonesandmute.» Systeminputrequest:Enablesordisablesthesysteminputrequest.» Reset:AfterselectingReset,thebasicsettingsarerestored.» Mutemode:Afterthestartup,allfunctionsaresettomute.» Meetingmode:Pleasereferto“Standard/Defaultmode„.» OutdoorMode:Pleasereferto“Standard/Defaultmode„.

Note:Youshouldsetyourphonetothemeetingormutemodeinpublicrestareas.Pressandholdthe„#“keytoswitchfromstandardmodetomutemodewhileonstandby.

5.9 SETTINGS

5.9.1 MODE SETTING Theusercanrefertotheoperatinginstructionsofthesimcardtosetthe respectiveoperation.Withtwocardsinserted,thefollowingfunctionscanbeset: » Enabletwomodes:Activatetwosimcardsatthesametime. » sim1cardonly:Activateonlythesim1card. » sim2cardonly:Activateonlythesim2card.

Note: Iftheuserinsertsonlythesim1card,onlysim1cardappearsactiveinthedisplay.

5.9.2 PHONE SETTINGS 5.9.2.1 TIME AND DATE » Nearest city: youcanchoosefrom77citiesworldwide. » Time and date: Youcansetthetime,thedate,andthesummer time.Pressthearrowkeystomovethecursorandtoinputdata. Whendaylightsavingtimeisset,thetimeisdisplayedwithan hourdelay. » Set format:Youcanseta12-houror24-hourclock.Youcan choosebetweenachronologicalarrangementandan arrangementwithseparatedatecomponents.

5.9.2.2 TIMED SWITCHING ON AND OFF ON / OFF ACCORDING A FIXED TIME: Youcanselectfourgroupsoftimes.Youcanenteratimewhenthe phoneisswitchedonandoffautomatically.BeforeyouusethePower On/Offfunction,youmustfirstsetthestatusto‚Enable‘.Thensetthe On/Offoption,andthensetthetime.

5.9.2.3 LANGUAGE Youcanselectthelanguageinthedisplayedlanguagemenu.Youcan chooseEnglishorSimplifiedChinese.Thelanguage,menu,andprompts changeaccordingtoyourchoice.

5.9.2.4 PREFERRED INPUT METHODS Selectthemethodyouusuallyusefortheinputasthedefaultinput method.

5.9.2.5 MENU DISPLAY IN STANDBY MODE » Menudisplayinstand-bymode » Backgroundimage:Thereisapresetpicture.Youcandownload picturesyourselfaswell. » Automaticscreenlock:Youcansetthetimeafterwhichthekey lockturnsonautomaticallyaccordingtoyourownneeds. » Animationduringstart-up:Thesystemcontains2start-up animations.However,youcanalsosetotheranimations yourself.

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» Animationduringshutdown:Thesystemcontains2animations fortheshutdownprogressofthephone.Youcanalsocreate otheranimationsyourself. » Todisplaythedateandtime:clickActivateordeactivate, dependingonwhetherthedateandtimeshouldappearin standbymodeornot.

5.9.2.6 SPECIAL KEY SETTING Specialkeysetting:Itisusedtosetupafastaccessviaacertainkey combination.

5.9.2.7. AIRPLANE MODE » Normalmode:Ifyourphoneisinairplanemode,youcanbring itbacktonormalmodewiththisfunction. » Airplanemode:Whenyousetthismode,thephonecan’tsend orreceiveanysignal.Youcannotdialnumbers,receivecalls,or sendmessages.

5.9.2.8 DIFFERENT SETTINGS LCDbackgroundlighting:adjustthebrightnessanddurationoftheLCD backlight.

5.9.3. SAFETY SETTINGS Thisfunctionincludessafeuseofthemobilephoneandhassomesettings. SIM1/SIM2CARDSAFETYSETTING QuestionaboutenteringthePINcode:YoumustenterthePINcodeeachtime youstartyourphone.Otherwise,youcannotuseyoursimcard.Ifanincorrect PINcodehasbeenenteredthreetimes,youmustenterthePUKcodetounlock thephone.ThePUKcodeisusedtounlockandchangealockedPINcode.Ifthe PUKcodewasnotprovidedorismissing,pleasecontactyournetworkoperator.

SECURITYSETTINGSONTHETELEPHONE Usethisfunctiontolockorunlockthephone.Enterapasswordtoturnthephone lockfeatureonoroff.Ifthephoneislockedandyouinsertadifferentsimcard, youwillbepromptedforthephone’spasswordwhenyoustartup.Thetelephone passwordis4-8digits.

PRIVACYPOLICY Privacy:Privacy,suchasprivateaddressbooks,messages,andrecords,protect yourprivacy.Enter„1122“toaccesstheprivacypolicy.Youcansetthefunction there.

5.9.4 CONNECTIVITY 5.9.4.1 BLUETOOTH Inthismenu,youcanactivateBluetooth,includingBluetoothstartup, searchforhandsfree,mydevice,connectivity,settings,myBluetooth. WhenyoustartBluetooth,youcantransferthedatatothefound,new Bluetoothdevice.ItcanbeconnectedtomakecallswithaBluetooth headset.

» ActivateBluetooth:YoucanselecteitherBluetooth“Activate „or“DisableBluetooth„ » Thisphonecanbesearchedfor:Youcandeactivatethis functionsothatotherBluetoothdevicescannotfindyour Bluetoothdevice. » Mydevice:Usedtosearchforanewdeviceortodisplay devicesthathavealreadybeenconnectedsuccessfully. » Searchforahandsfree:Youcansearchforhandsetwith Bluetoothfunctionsearch. » MyBluetoothname:showstheBluetoothnameofthis telephone.Youmayalsochangeit.

ADDITIONALOPTIONS

» Audiopath:Thesoundpathcanbedefinedinsuchawaythatit caneitherremainonyourphoneorleadtoyourBluetooth hands-freekit. » Save:SetthelocationforBluetoothfiles.Youcanstorethefiles onthephoneoronyourmemorycard. » Myaddress:DisplaystheBluetoothaddressofyourphone.

5.9.4.2 DATA PACKAGE Selectyourrespectivedatapacketaccordingtoyourdesirednetwork connection.Youcanedit,expand,delete,andmodifythedefault package.

5.9.5 RETRIEVING THE DEFAULT SETTINGS Thisfunctionrestoresselectedsettingstotheirfactorysettings.Thepasswordfor restoringfactorydefaultsis1234.

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Thismobilephoneprovidesintelligentinputmethods,includingIntelligentPinyininputmode,Intelligentlarge-fontsmode,Intelligentmonospacedmode,strokesequenceinputmode,upper-caseletters,lower-caseletters,numericinputmode.

6.1 SYMBOL FOR INPUT MODE

Theinputmodesymbolappearsasfollowsinthevariouseditingwindows(includingeditingtheaddressbook,editingthemessage,memos,etc.):

» „Pin“means:intelligentPinyininputmode» „Bi“standsfor:Lineinputmode» „123“standsfor:Numberinputmode» „ABC“standsfor:uppercaseletters» „abc“standsfor:lowercaseletters

SPECIALCHARACTER INPUT MODE

1 Whileenteringatextmessage,youcanpress„*“toinsertspecialcharacters.2 Press„Left“or„Right“toselectthespecialcharacteryouwanttoinsert.3 Presstheleftkeytoconfirmtheentry.

SPECIALCHARACTER INPUT MODE

Pressthe„#“keyintheeditwindowtochangetheinputmethod.

Pleaserefertothefollowingsimpleinstructionsbeforecontactingthecustomerservice;possiblyavoidingwaitingtimesandcostsduetosuperfluousmaintenancework.

FREQUENT PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

Device cannot start up:

1 Checkthebatterystatus;chargeifnecessary.2 Checkthebatterycontacts.Removethebatterypackandreinsertit;thentrytostartthe phoneagain.

Sim card error

1 Themetalsurfaceofthesimcardisdirty;cleanthemetalcontactpointwithaclean cloth2 Replacethesimcard.3 Thesimcardisdamaged;pleasereplacethesimcard.

Weak signal

1 Checkthesignalstrengthdisplayonthescreen;5barsareequivalenttoastrongsignal.2 Lessthan2barsmeanaweaksignal

Unable to make calls

1 Youmayhavesetupthephonenumbersuppression,butyournetworkoperatordoes notsupportthisservice.2 Thereceptionmaybeaffectedbyastronginterferingsignalintheenvironment.3 Youmayhaveactivatedthecallblockingfunction.4 YoumayhaveenabledLine2,butyournetworkoperatordoesnotsupportthisservice.

Charging not possible

1 Possiblythebatterywasdischargedbeyondempty;chargethebatteryregularly2 Poorbatterypower

Network connection not possible

1 Weaksignalorradiointerferenceintheenvironment2 simcardisinvalid;pleasecontactyournetworkoperator.

Unable to open the service menu

1 Yoursimcardmaynotsupporttheservicefunction2 TheGPRSdefaultshavechanged

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Unable to open the service menu

SMS ShortMessageServiceEMS EnhancedMessageServiceSIM SubscriberIdentityModuleGSM GlobalSystemforMobileCommunicationPIN PersonalIdentityNumberPUK PersonalUnblockingKeyIMEI InternationalMobileEquipmentIdentity

7.ANNEX 8.QUICKPOWERON

Circumrotate the screwUse the coin to rotate the screw of the battery cover counterclockwise.

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After open the battery cover, push up the SIM card as picture and fix it.

Insert the SIM card3

Insert the Micro-SD cardInsert the SD card into the slot by pushing the SD card downward referring to the drawing

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Insert the batteryInsert the battery ,cover the battery cover and use the coin to rotate the screw clockwise.

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Charge 12 hoursSuggestion: charge for 12 hours for the first using.

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Open the battery coverOpen the unfold battery cover.2

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