Haier M1000 User manual

1. General information

1.1 Keypad

1.1.1 Number/letter keys

1.1.2 Control keys

1.1.3 Key operation in the idle mode

1.1.4 Key Operation without a SIM Card

1.2 Display Screen

1.3 Installing/Removing battery

1.4 Installing the SIM card

1.5 Charging the battery

2. Basic operation

2.1 Turning the phone on

2.2 Turning the phone off

2.3 Placing a call

2.4 Answering a call

Table o fContents

2.5 Text entry methods

2.5.1 T9 English input (T9 eng/T9 Eng)

2.5.2 Multi-Tap (abc/ABC)

2.5.3 Numbers (123)

2.6 Phonebook

2.6.1 Search

2.6.2 Add new

2.6.3 Phonebook list

2.6.4 Capacity

2.6.5 Delete all

2.6.6 Copy all

2.6.7 Move all

2.6.8 Group set

2.6.9 Select memory

2.6.10 IP number

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2.6.11 Own info

2.7 Transmission between Phone and PC (optional

item)

2.7.1 Before Using PC Sync

2.7.1.1 System Requirements

2.7.1.2 Connect Phone to PC

2.7.2 Using PC Sync software

2.7.2.1 Wallpaper

2.7.2.2 MIDI

2.7.2.3 Phonebook

2.7.2.4 SMS

2.8 Work as Modem

2.9 Big picture

3. Menu operation

3.1 message (network dependent)

3.1.1 SMS (network dependent)

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3.1.1.1 Inbox

3.1.1.2 Outbox

3.1.1.3 Write message

3.1.1.4 Garbage message box

3.1.1.5 Setting

3.1.1.6 Delete messages

3.1.1.7 Capacity

3.1.1.8 Voice mail

3.1.1.9 Broadcast SMS

3.1.2 MMS (network dependent)

3.1.2.1 Inbox

3.1.2.2 New

3.1.2.3 Sent

3.1.2.4 Template

3.1.2.5 Outbox

3.1.2.6 Draft box

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3.1.2.7 Settings

3.2 Call List

3.3 Phone settings

3.3.1 Ringer settings

3.3.2 Phone settings

3.3.3 Call settings

3.3.3.1 Call forward (network-dependent)

3.3.3.2 Call waiting(network-dependent)

3.3.3.3 Minute Reminder

3.3.3.4 Emotion LED

3.3.3.5 Anykey Answer

3.3.3.6 Auto redial

3.3.3.7 Auto answer

3.3.3.8 Active flip

3.3.3.9 Send ID (network-dependent)

3.3.4 Date/time settings

3.3.5 Guard settings

3.3.5.1 Call filter

3.3.5.2 Information Privacy

3.3.5.3Change Password

3.3.6 Security Settings

3.3.6.1 PIN Code (to switch on the Phone)

3.3.6.2 Call barring (netwok-dependent)

3.3.6.3 Change Code

3.3.7 Network Settings

3.3.8 Factory Settings

3.4 Quick settings

3.4.1 Personalized setting

3.5 Tools

3.5.1 Organizer

3.5.1.1 Week calendar and month calendar

3.5.1.2 new

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3.5.1.3 Check(this month)

3.5.1.4 Delete all

3.5.1.5 Delete Passed

3.5.1.6 Capacity

3.5.1.7 Check all

3.5.1.8 Weekly

3.5.1.9 Important Notice

3.5.2 Alarm Clock

3.5.3 Calculator

3.5.4 Stopwatch

3.5.5 Count-dowm timer

3.5.6 Auto On/Off

3.5.7 Universal time

3.6 Fun

3.6.1 MP3

3.6.2 Games

3.6.2.1 Tetris

3.6.2.2 Boxman

3.6.2.3 Mine

3.6.3 Bio-rhythm

3.7 WAP(Network-dependent)

3.7.1 WAP Bowser Menu

3.7.1.1 Homepage

3.7.1.2 Bookmarks

3.7.1.3 Resume

3.7.1.4 Enter address

3.7.2 Settings

3.7.2.1 Profiles

3.8 STK service

4. Safety and General Information

5. Mobile maintenance

Trouble shooting

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1. General information

OK key

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Left soft key

Volume key/Side key

Send key/answer

Built-in speaker

Navigation Keys

Screen

Right soft key

Power/End key

Number keys

Up key

Right key

Left key

Down key

Your mobile phone has 23 keys and can be

divided into two parts:

Number/letter keys, 12 keys in all

Control keys, 11 keys in all

There are 12 number/letter keys and they are

arranged according to a specific rule. There are

10 number keys from [0]~[9], and the other two

keys are [*] and [#].

The keys in the keypad area allow you to enter

numbers or characters. Depending on the screen

envi ronm ent, the same key ma y rep r esen t

different output values as shown in the following

table:

1.1Keypad

1.1.1Number/letter keys

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ABC2A AA

abc2 a c

DEF3 EE

def3e e

GHI4 I

ghi4

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JKL5

VV

jkl5

1 1 1

2 2 2

3 3 3

4 4 4

5 5 5

Key

icon

Editor input

Letter

Numbers

Calcu-

lator

Capital letter

A,B,C

Small letter

a,b,c

Press

briefly

Press

and

hold

Space,1

T9

Stroke

Horiz-

ontal

Vertical

Left-

falling

Sweeping

right OR

Dot

Turning

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3

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9 9 9

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0

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0

MNO6 ONO O

PQRS7

TUV8 Uu

WXYZ9 wxyz9

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*

+

-%

,,

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Conversion

among input

modes

Press briefly:

conversion

between

capital and

small letters

Press and

hold: Symbol

input

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7PQRS

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9WXYZ

mno6 oono

pqrs7

tuv8 u u

Conversion

among input

modes

Press briefly:

conversion

between

capital and

small letters

Press and

hold: Symbol

input

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#.

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Conversion

among input

modes

Symbol

input

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+ +

-

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# W

P

Red key in the right part of the keypad, it is the

end key also.

Press to power on the phone when the phone

turn off. Press and hold during the charging

process.

Press and hold to power off the phone in

any states.

Under the menu and editing mode press

briefly to return to the idle mode.

Press to end a call during the calling process.

Press to refuse to answer a call.

The green key in the left part of the keypad,also

1.1.2 Control keys

Power/End key

Answer key

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*

+

-%

,,

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called the Green key or Send key. Press this key

to answer an incoming call or dial a number.

The left soft key is in the upper left corner of the

keypad and the right soft key is in the upper

right corner of the keypad. Their functions are

indicated at the bottom of the screen. According

to different program to running operation function.

There are four navigation keys, namely, Right,

Left, Up and Down.

Scroll to show the letters/symbols available

for selection in the editor.

Left soft key and right soft key

Navigation Keys

Up and Down:

Scroll to view menus and lists through the

candidate lines in phonetic (Pinyin) or stroke

input mode.

Scroll to read messages or other long texts.

Scroll to see the next picture when browsing

pictures.

Note: The [Up]/[Down] keys feature an auto-

repeat function: A long press on one of the two

keys is equivalent to pressing it repeatedly, i.e.

when you press the keys long enough such that

it exceeds the preset time, the auto-repeat

function of the key will be activated. The interval

for auto-repeat is preset and you cannot modify

it.

Press to move the cursor left or right in an

Left and Right keys:

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editor.

Press to move the selected character or

ph o ne ti c c om b in at i on i n t he p ho n et i c

(Pinyin) or stroke input mode.

Press to browse the main menu.

Press to scroll to the next picture when

browsing pictures.

The key in the center of the four navigation keys

is also known as the Middle key. By default, the

key is used to confirm a selection.

When the flip is closed and the earphone

is inserted, a short press on the key allows

you to answer an incoming call.

Ok key

"Up/Down" Side Keys

When the flip is closed, a long press on the

key will stop ringing/vibration/ backlight

when there is an incoming call, regardless

of whether the earphone is inserted or not.

When the flip is closed and the earphone

is inserted, a long press on the key will end

the current call.

During a call, short press can be used to

adjust the volume of the earpiece or

earphone.

When the flip is closed, a long press on the

"Up" side key will lighten the white signal,

a short press on the "down" side key can

inquire about current status of the phone,

rega rdle ss of whet her t he ea r pho n e is

inserted or not. The blue light indicate that

the phone is on and work well, and the red

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light indicate that there is "missed call"

message or new message.

When the phone is in the idle mode, you can:

Press the Answer key to access the Dialed

Calls list.

Short press [OK] key to access the main

menu.

Press the Up key to access the call list.

Press the Down key to access the

phonebook list.

Press the Left key to visit WAP.

Press the Right key to access the SMS

menu.

Pr e ss t he R i gh t s of t ke y t o ac c es s th e

phonebook menu.

1.1.3 Key operation in the idle mode

Press the left soft key to access the main

menu.

Input the telephone number with the number

keys, dial a number or display a menu.

Use the user-defined hotkey (see "Hotkey

Setting").

Press [OK] key to access the first level

menu.

Press the right soft key to access 'SOS'.

1.1.4 Key Operation without a SIM

Card

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This mobile phone features single LCD screen .

The LCD screen has a 128 (W) x 160 (H) pixels,

and features CSTN technology with 64K colors.

The icons are only available under idle mode,

to indicate the current status of the phone, such

as battery level, network signal, etc.

1.2 Display Screen

Icon

Icon Name

Description

Battery

Indicates the battery level

with 5 indicator bars. When

the battery is charging,the

battery charge indicator bars

will scroll on the screen.

Network

The network icon is divided

into two parts.The left part

indicates whether the phone

is duly registered to a network

while the right part indicates

the signal strength in 5 levels

(fro m no si g nal t o the

strongest signal).

International

Roaming

This icon is displayed when

the ph one u s es an othe r

network system outside your

home network;

Local

Network

This icon is displayed when

the phone is registered to a

local network; otherwise it

will not be displayed. (This

feature is network-dependent.)

Logged on

to GPRS?

There are two scenarios in

the G PRS m ode (m utua lly

exclusive):

The GPRS network is available,

but you have not logged on

to the network; or GPRS

network is available, and you

have logged on to the network.

This icon is displayed when

you are logged on to the

ne t wo rk , a nd wi l l not b e

displayed when you are not

logged on to the network.

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Multimedia

messages

(MMS)

These two icons respectively

indicate that there is at least

one u n rea d M MS in t he

Messages list and the MMS

memory is full. If the memory

is full and at the same time,

there is an unread MMS, only

the memory full icon will be

displayed.

Short

Messages

(SMS)

These two icons respectively

indicate that there is at least

on e un re a d SMS in t h e

Messages list and the SMS

memory is full. If the memory

is full and at the same time,

there is an unread SMS, only

the memory full icon will be

displayed.

Voice Mail

Indicates there is an

unprocessed voice mail.

Alarm

Clock

Indicates that the alarm

clock event is activated.

Vibra

The phone will vibrate

whenever there is an

incoming call.

Call

Forward

Indicates that call- forwarding

function is activated.

Silence

Indicates that the silence

mode is activated.

Black list

Indicates that the black list

is activated.

VIP list

Indicates that the VIP list is

activated.

Missed call: Indicates that you have missed

an incoming call. You can press [OK] to see it

or press End key to return to idle mode. If so,

this prompt icon will no longer appear again.

New message: I ndic ates t hat y ou ha ve

received new SMS or MMS message(s).

Idle Display Events

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You can press [OK] to see it and press End

key to return to idle mode. If so, this prompt

icon will no longer appear again.

Orga nize r ale rt: L o wes t pri orit y. Whe n

there is an event of higher priority, only an

alert tone will sound. The screen will not

display the organizer alert icon. The

organizer alert screen will only be displayed

after you exit from other events of higher

priority. Press [OK] to see it and press End

key to return to idle screen.

In idle mode, press the Send key to access the

list of dialed numbers.

Scroll up and down to select the desired number

and press the Send key to make a call.

Dialing a Previously Dialed Phone Number

1.Direct the anode/cathode with metal strips on

the battery to the four metal chapiter of groove

of the phone.

2.Insert the battery into the battery compartment

and push down until snap it into place.

Push the small release lock (at the bottom left

of the battery) upward and outward to release

the battery. Gently lift the battery from the phone.

SIM cards are available at your service provider.

A SIM card keeps track of your phone number

and your personal information, etc. It can be

1.3 Installing/ Removing battery

1.4 Installing the SIM card

Install the battery

Removing the battery

Installing the SIM card

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used in any GSM phone.

Ensure that the phone is switched off.

Remove the back cover.

Remove the phone battery.

Insert the SIM card horizontally into its slot

with its gold contacts facing down (towards

phone) and the notched corner at the top

left corner.

Slide the SIM card into its slot until it engages.

Insert the battery.

Replace the back cover of your phone:

Hook the cover onto the groove on the top

of the phone. Press and push the small

latch at the bottom of the cover (towards

the phone) until it latches.

Switch off the phone and remove the back

Removing the SIM card

cover and the battery.

Slide out the SIM card horizontally from

the slot using your finger tips.

Remove the SIM card.

Inse rt th e bat t ery a nd re plac e the b ack

cover.

1.5 Charging the battery

Examples of information in the user manual

which are mandatory for safety exam. Sentences

in red color

The only way to turn off the charger is to unplug

it, so use an easily accessible AC power socket.

1 Plug the connector into the right socket at the

base of the phone.

2 Plug the transformer unit into an easily

accessible AC power socket.

Example n 1

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Or

Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery.

A new battery is partially charged and an alarm

will warn you when the battery reaches low. We

advise you keep the battery attached to the

phon e, ev en wh en di s cha r ged : the b acku p

battery for the clock (inside the phone) will last

longer.

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1 Once the battery and battery cover are clipped

on the phone, plug the charger(supplied with

the phone, in the box) into the right hand socket

at the base of the phone as shown below.

2 Plug the transformer unit into a main AC power

Example n 2

Charge the battery

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We recommend that you do not remove the

battery when the phone is switched on:

you may lose all your personal settings (see

information on battery safety).

socket with easy access. The # symbol indicates

the state of charge:

During charging the 4 charge indicators

change; Each bar represents 25% of charge.

When all 4 bars are steady the battery is

fully charged and you can disconnect the

charger.

When the battery is charged, remove the

connector by pressing the release button

on top of the connector.

_ Keeping the charger plugged to the mobile

when the battery is fully charged doesn't damage

the battery. The only way to turn off the charger

is to unplug it, so use an easily accessible AC

power socket. You can connect the charger to

an IT supply (Belgium only).

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Press the Power key, either briefly or long, to

turn the phone on. Press and hold to turn the

phone on during the charging process.

When the power-on animation is displaying,

you can press any key to stop the animation.

Your phone is then ready for your next operation.

You can use PIN (Personal Identification Number)

to protect your SIM card from unauthorized use.

Once the PIN is activated, you will be required

to enter the PIN code at the time your phone is

turned on.

Enter the PIN code. For the sake of

confidentiality, the code is displayed as a

group of "*" in the screen.

2. Basic operation

2.1 Turning the phone on

Entering PIN Code

Press [OK] key to confirm. The phone will

start registering itsel f wit h the n etwo rk

after the PIN code is validated.

When the name of network you use is displayed,

you can make or answer calls. Otherwise, you

need to register again.

If you enter a wrong PIN code 3 times,

the SIM card will be locked. In this case, you

have to contact your SIM card supplier.

Under normal circumstances, press and hold

the Power key will turn the phone off.

This function is only available when a

network is established (indicated by the

Note:

2.2 Turning the phone off

2.3 Placing a call

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network name displayed on the screen).

Enter a phone number.

Press Send key to dial directly or go to the

options menu and choose Call or IP Call.

Call option has the same function as Send

key. If you choose IP Call and have entered

the IP number (e.g., the China Mobile IP

phone code is 17951) in the phonebook

list, your phone will automatically add this

IP code in front of the number you entered

and proceed to make the call.

Press the right softkey or the Power key to end

a call. Or just close the flip to end a call.

In idle mode, press and hold the "*" key

until "+" is displayed.

Enter the nation code.

Enter the region code (normally without

the preceding "0") and the phone number.

Ending a call

Placing an international call

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Press the Send key to send the call, or access

the Option menu to select Call or IP Call.

You can put the first call on hold and make a

new call.

Use the "Call options" menu to put the first call

on hold. Select a number from the phonebook

or dial a number directly from the keypad.

Press the left softkey or the Send key to dial

the number.

You can switch between two incoming calls, i.e.

one being hold and the other active, by use of

"in-call menu".

To answer an incoming call:

Press the left softkey or the Send key.

Placing a new call with a call on hold

(network dependent)

Call switching (network dependent)

2.4 Answering a call

To refuse to answer an incoming call:

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Press the right softkey or the Power key.

If call waiting is subscribed, when receiving the

second call, the display will prompt you to:

Put the first call on hold and then answer

the second one,or

Press the Power key to end the first call and

then answer or refuse the second one.

Your phone adopts the T9 entry system.

When using your mobile phone, you may need

to input text from time to time, such as names,

SMS and text in the notepad, group names, etc.

T9 Predictive English (T9eng/T9Eng):

Allows you to use the T9 predictive English

input method;

Mult i-Tap (a bc/A BC): P ress t he key

corresponding to the letter you wish to enter.

To answer the second call:(network dependent)

2.5 Text entry methods

To enter the first letter on the key, press the

key once. To enter the second letter on the

key, press the key twice quickly, and so on

until all the letters you need are displayed

on the screen.

Numbers (123): Allows you to enter

numbers.

Press the "*" key to switch from one entry

method to another in an editor. Press the "*" key

repeatedly to scroll through all entry methods.

Press the "#" key briefly to switch between the

capital letter and the corresponding small letter.

In any input mode, you can press "#" key briefly

to access the symbol screen (except in English

Input mode, you need to press and hold "#" key).

Switching from one entry method to another

Switching between capital letter and small

letter

Symbol input

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To input a symbol, press the number key

according to the desired symbol. If there are

too many symbols to fit within a screen, you

can press Up/Down keys to scroll through the

pages.

When the input line is not empty,pressing

Right softkey will delete the first letter or symbol

from the right until the input line is cleared.

Meanwhile the contents of the candidate line

will be up date d unt il th e ent i re in put l ine i s

deleted. A long press on Right softkey will clear

the entire input line.

When there are texts in the candidate line and

the input line is empty, pressing Right softkey

will clear the contents of the candidate line.

When both the input and candidate lines are

empty, a short press on Right softkey will delete

the character to the left of the cursor in the text

Deleting input contents

area, or the character to the right of the cursor

will be deleted if there is no character on its left.

A long press on Rig ht so f tkey wil l del e te al l

contents in the text area. When the text line is

empty, another short press on Right softkey will

allow you to exit from the current editor and

return to the previous state.

This feature allows you to enter each desired

letter of a word by pressing its corresponding

number key just once without having to consider

the order of the letter on the key. The possible

letter combinations will be displayed in the

input line. (If there is an Up/Down arrow to the

right of the line, it means there are other choices

and you can press the Up/Down keys to select.)

After finish entering an English word, press [OK].

2.5.1 T9 English input(T9 eng/T9

Eng)

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The word will be inserted with a space after the

cursor position in the text area.

This feature allows you to input directly within

the text area.

Press the key that contains the letter you want

to input. Press once if such letter is in the first

position. Press twice to display the second

letter, and so on, until the desired letter is

displayed.

This feature allows you to input directly within

the text area.

Press the numeric keys [0]-[9] directly to add

the desired number to the text area currently

being edited.

2.5.2 Multi-Tap (abc/ABC)

2.5.3 Numbers (123)

You can store a list of names and phone numbers

in the phonebook of either the SIM card or your

phon e. Yo u can a lso s earc h, ad d, re v ise o r

delete any information in you phonebook or use

it to make speed dialing or send text messages.

Tips : The p hone book may b e ina cces sibl e

during the initiation process at the time the

phone is turned on.

There are two types of phonebook, i.e. in SIM

card (SIM card capacity dependent) and in the

phone (supporting up to 500 entries), different

with respect to contents and the way of use,

yet mixed in one list. An entry in the SIM card

memory has a SIM card icon on the right, while

an entry in the phone memory has a type icon

on the right.

2.6 Phonebook

Attribution of phonebook

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