Chinavision CVVX-M209 User manual

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ROAD SAFETY

Always

keep

your

hands free to operate

ths EaE * fiig

Park the

vehicle before

using

your

phone.

SwlTCH OFF

IN AIRCRAFT

using of wireless

telephones

in aircratt

may disrud ilE

operation of the

aircraft, lt

ls

dangerous

and

illegal. lnille

switching ofl the

phone

before

going

aboard.

SWITCH OFF

IN HOSPITALS

Follow any

restrlctions or rules.

switch ott the

phone

near

medi€l equipment.

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2,

(nowlngtheX€ys

reflpfl0n

Dress to end: or to exft a menu.

rcrer uN/wr

^ey

(x,

Long

prs

to

power phone

ON/OFF;

Pre$ the Powe,

t(eyto locked

and

quench

LCD liEht,

E[

/

,sre] ir,

(v)

Pr6 After dialingto

conrect,

pr6s

if there is

an lncoming

callto answer,

prsfrom

standby

to

go

to SlM1,/SlM2

call

records list.

Naugad K6!€

Pres up(A)/down(D)/left(X)/right(W)

directlon ln menu

to

scroll,

brcw or ln edlt oaEe to frove cursor.

Prs

this key to

select an ltem

ln menu or llst.

Prs Irom standby

mode

to

start

the capture

function.

sEe xerr

Pr€ this

key to adiust

volume.

NclIEE

q

(8,u, r,,N,d,Y,M,r,u,h,

Prs

@rrepondlng

keys io input

number when

dialing

ot

numbeE

and

chaEcters when edltins.

Long

pre$

from

standby

chanAes between Rh€inE

& Vlbhte

Pre$ when

edltlnC to chan{o lnDUt method.

D6crlptlon

?J6lp/down/lev.ight direction

in menu to $roll, browse

or

ln edit

page

to move cu6or.

Prs thls

key to select an item in menu or

list,

PrN from standby

mode to start the capture

function.

Presthis kevto adiust volume.

Press coresponding

keys to input number

when dialing or

numbers and charaders when editlnE.

uer xey

Delete the cursor in front

gfcharacters,

tN he,

Long

press

FN key to switch to Ultre

long waits for an

oDDodunitv mode

lnm

xert

On edit

prs

the kye en switch uppercase

or lowercase

mode.

ffi[q

Text editirE

ffi did( this button

hind Gn wrap

Appearc when an alarm ls

set and activated.

Slr

ttE @ived sigml drenEth.

SIE

the .rE

ge

lwel of

phone

battery, Fuller

ts

ird€te ffie

power

left. When charging, the

br rfl sdl until the battery is

1, InstallingSlM Card

a

Please keep

your

SIM @rd away from reach

of children.

a

Scratch6 and bends 6n easlly

damage the StM

card.

Please be extra carelul

when

installing, rmoving, handling

or storingyour

SIM €rd,

a

Before installing or removing

the SIM card,

make sure

the

phone

is swltched

OFF,

the back 6ver and battery.

and

then remove

1.

Slide

the back @vffi

lpward the bottom ot the

phone

until it

can be

removed.

2. Remove the battery

(w

Removing Battery).

3. Place SIM cad into theSlM holder

4. Fit the battery with the metallic

contacts at the right bottom

comer.

5. Repla@ the back @ver byfitting

it to the back ofthe

phone.

2. lnstalllng ltlemory Card

Turn offthe

phone,

and take outthe battery.

Keep the

golden

color side of the Memory card

downward, and

push

lt

gently

to the right

plae.

Before

take out off the memory @rd, be sure

to Power otf the

phone

and remove

the batte,yfirst.

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(loonnect

the banery's metal touch

points

sepa€tely wlth

the

battery

@mpartment

metal touch

points,

afld enter the battery

ba$

to the sloL

(2)

Sllde

the bad( ffr

loward lhE top of the

phone

to

lock the

@s into

-rts

p&ae

,*.

Rsffi Batt*t

Reffi ttE

bd{ @g tlrs

BEh

toretd

the bottom o, the

ph*

aid

m the battdy al the atlhe

top side enter to temove

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a

Seatings and

data stoJed in the

phone

or

SIM @rd may

be tDd &

lhg

battery

is rcmoved.

5. C!rt?

BaGry

CorrH

t E .'la.gs to

piler

supply,

and then insen the

chaTger

tstir6tE

yo jek.

Note:

1. Wheh charging

DO NOT rGmoves or takes out the battery to

avoid the battery

circuit to burn out.

2. While chargng,

lt is normal that the

phone

and charger will

be@me hot.

3, It the batteiy

is completely empty, it may take a

period

of

time berore the charglng

icgn appears on the display.

6.

USB Manag€ment

When USB cable

plugged

ln,

phone

wlll have

the

following

optionsi

a

Ma$ sioEge: the

phone

can be connected to the PC

and used as a

USB Flash Disk.

a

Web€m: the

phone

@n be @nnected to the PC and

used as

a PC @meE.

a

COM

pod:

the

phone

€n be connected to the Pc and

usd as

Dlal-Up Network.

7. Porer

on and off

Press and hold Porer

key

to tum

on/off the

phone.

And

if

you

have set

PIN oi

phone

code, lnput it correctly.

a, Ssudty Cod3

Plil Code

The PIN

(Peenal

ldentilication

Number)

code

protects

your

SIM €rd

against unautho,i4d use.

lt

ls normally supplled

with the SIU 6rd

package,

Be @Eful whlle entering PIN code,

3

wrcngtri6 in entering PIN

@de wlll block the SIM

from us,

requiring input of PUK code

to unblock, Please contact

your

operator

torfurther details,

PlN2 Code

The PlN2 code

is

iequired

when activating certain special

leatures

(such

as €ll costs

and tixed dlaling). lt is normally

supplied with the SIM

card

package,

Be @reful whlle enterlng

PlN2 code,3 wrongtries

in entering PlN2 codewlll block the SIM

from use, requiringl input ot PUK2

@de to unblock, Please

contact

your

operatorfor turther

details.

PUl( Code

The PUK

(Pe.enal

Unblocklng

Ney) @de is required to

unblock a blocked PIN code.

lt is normally supplied with the slM

package;

otheMse @ntact

your

seruice

prcvider

for the code.

Keep

your

PUK

@de

ln a sfe

place,

do not thpw it away.

Contact

your

serylce

previder

if it is lost.

lf

your

SIM is blocked,

your phone

wlll

ask

you

to enter

PUK sde to

unblock. You have 10 ts16 to enterthe

rlght PUK

6d€, afterwhich

yourSlM

mlght

be

permanently

blocked.

PtrgE Pasord

The Phone Code is

a 4 to 8 digit surity code that

protects

unauthorized use ofyour

phone.

Ihe factory default

@de is "1122". Ore actiEted, the

phone

will

ask

you

to

enter

Phone @de every time it is turned

on. For

your

protection,

charge the default

phone

code

as

son as

po$ible.

Do not lorget

your phone pa$word.

Call tunciloc

1. Maklnga call

Make a domEtlcell

Enter

the

phone

nuober

including the area code. Pre$

the talk

key to make a @ll.

new wirdow

wlll be

popped

to

infom

you

and

your

any operatlon

wlll be

breken, lf

you

mised a

call, a mised

call log will appear

after

you

return to

the start sreen.

3, Call optio$

During

a call,

pr6

Left soft key

to enter call options

or

press

right mft

key to open

or close

hand free functlon.

And the

options

content is changeable

according

to

your

call status.

The

functions ot Call

Waitlng; Call

Hold need

the support of net

wgrk.

Here are some

parts

of the

options,

like 'Hold", 'End",,

"New

Call','Phone

BooK, "Me$age

center','Sound

Re@rder",

"Mute"

and 'DTMF

,.

Text

entry

You may be

requested

to input text

msage many

tim6 when

you

using

this

phone.

For example,

when

you

wrlte

a message ot

add a new

phone

book record,

you

can slect

dlfferent input

methods,

such

as ABC,

abc.....'

You

can input

characteE,

letters, digltals

or special

characters

including

punctuations,

Swltch

lnput methods

ln a text

entry state,

you

€n

touch thetext

entry icon'

Input

method

Switch to

upper@

or lowetmse

mode

Pre$ a key

once to

in*rt the

tirst letter on

the key, twice

Ior the

$cond

letter,

etc.

lf

you

pause

bdefly,

the last

letter in the

display is a@epted

and

your phone

awalts

the next

entry.

lnput

speclal chalactel

When use any

kind of

method,

ptes

*

key to display

the

character

list,

and then

prs

the direction

key to select the

ltem.

lI

you

use English

method,

you

@n

als

press'1'

key to

get

the

character.

lnput blilk

When

use any klnd

of method

except

numetic method,

pr*s'O'

key

to lnput btank.

Menu operatlon

The

phone

provldes

a sedous

of menu.

And

you

can

select it

according to

your

need.

The tunctions

exist

in these menus aid

submenus.

Access the

menus by

pre$ing

the shortcut key or

scrclling.

Accs

menus

by solllng

Pr6s the

left selection

key to enter

the main

menu in standby

Make an

qteElon

6ll

When making an extenslon

call,

pre$

*

key three times to

get

"P"

that

ls a

preflx

o,

extension

numbers. lt will dial

automatlcally

in

several seconds since

you

dialed the telephone

exchange,

viz.: area cods{elephone exchange

numbe*xtension

numbe6, then

pre$

talk key.

Make an lnteretldal €ll

Enter the country @de, the area @de and the

phone

number,

prss

talk key to dial, '+" is needed wher input @untry code,

and it @n be

got

by

prEing

*

k€y twice, Dial to Hong kong,

Ma@o and Taiwan

phone

ibid.

Make a 6ll from Phone b@k

Enter Phone

b@k,

$lect the

ph@e

numbd, and then

pr6

talk

keyto

make a

@llor

pr6

@nter

keyto make an lP €ll.

Redlala €ll by r@nt @ll llste

ln siandby

mode,

pre$

the dEht selectio

ke), to fnd

tie rccant

call lists, $roll to the number or name, th6

pr6

talk key to

dial.

2. Ansrer a ell

An in@mlng all window will be displayed 6 the

phone

receives

a @ll. The number wlll

app@r on the

wlndow lf

you

have opened

this fuction. It thls number ls not sved ln the

phone

book, tho

@ll's district number wlll

show

lt on the wlndow.

Prs lett $ft key

or talk

key

to aEwer

lt, Pres right

soft key

6n *i to silence.

tf an inmming €il

arrlved durlngyour opeEtlon In subuindow, a

mode.

P.e$ the

diretion

key scrolling

to acce$

the

menu ahd

select

OK. lf the

menu have

some

submehu,

press

the direction

key

scrollingto access

the submenu

and

select OK.

press

.BACK'

to

back.

Acc6 menus

by 6lng

a shortcut

Some

items like

menu, its

submenus

and

options

can be

acce$ed by clicking

the

shortcut

icon ih

stand by mode.

Menu tunctiore

l- M€ge

L1.

Wrlte m69ge

Access

this menu to

edit and

send

message,

press.options"

to

do as

following Send

to, lnput

method,

Add

picture,

Add

sound.

Add vid6,

Add subject.

Stide options.

Switch

to

MMS,

Adyanced, Saw.

Detaits.

Advanced

including

insert

text template,

insert attachment.

insed

contact

Number,

lnse(

contact

Name,

insert

bookmail. After

finished

edit,

user

can choose

serd or

save msage.

,-2 lnbox

Acce$ this menu

to

yiew

the

received

me$ages/MMS.

When has the new

mesge,

the

phone

will ring,

the unread

message i@n

also to

be able

to appear

on top

of the

screen,

Pr6

left efi key in

view

mesage

screen

to do the following

functio6:

vi*. repty,

€ll

sender, forward,

delete, delete

all, save

to

phonebook.

move

to archive,

filter

by.

,-3 DEffs

Store the SMS without

sendingfor

reediting

and sending

later

Acces

this menu.

*lect one

SMS/M|S

from

llst, user cal

send,

edit.

ddete. delete

all, copy

all, move

all and

use numbei

use

URL

L4 Outbox

Ac6

thli menu

to viewthe

send lailed

messages.

Prs left

$ft

key in

viewing mesage

screen

to send,

edit,

delde. @py to

phone/SlM,

move

to

phone/StM,

delete a[.

copy

all.

mre all and

6e number,

use URL

etc.

,-5 SeI|t msge

A6 this menu

to view

the sent

me$ages.

Prs

lelt oft

key in

viewing mesge

screen

to

send, edit,

delete.

6py to

phone/StM,

move

to

phone/StM,

delete

all, copy

all. tl1@

all and

@ number,

use URL

etc.

l-6

Del€de

regB

A.Gs

lhb menu

to *lect

delete inbox\drafts\outbox\sent

meg6.€llmeges.

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rcge

Br!.ri..i

prbljc

rdbmation

sent b\ the

nenvo.kproviders.

Use

Ceil

Brr:c.rq

*nice.

\'ou can

receive infomation

oD various

subjects

ia.r ,:it..:t

F.o\ider

For more

availabie

infomation, please

conlacl

)our

locJl

nelu'ork

providers.

l-8 Templats

There

are ten

predefined

texts. User

can use them

to edit or

delete.

,-9 Mffige

$ttlngs

1.9,1 SMS

settlngs

Access this

menu to do

the following

functions:

Profile

Settings, Voice

mail

server

,

Common

settings,

Memory

Status,

Pfeferred Storage.,

1,9.2 MMS

settings

Access this

menu,

user can edlt

settings,

send sottings,

recelve settings,

server settings.

Thederault

profile

is china moblle

MIUS.

lf

you

use other

network

SlM,

please

contact

with the

local

operator and

set the

patametels.

Note: The

storage space

lett

for MMS in

the

phone

is limlted. So

i,

the Space

is

insulficient,

please

delete some

unneaessary

MMS

2,

Calerdar

Access

this

menu, the

calendar

will be shown

on the

screen

Press

the direction

key to change

the date,

and the

calendar

shown

on the

screen

will be changed accordingly.

3.

Dlsplay

Set Wallpaper,

Scren Saver,

Power

On/Off Display.

4.

Vldeo

Re@rdd

Enter video

r@order,

touch

left soft

key can

enter some optlons:

Camcorder

Settings,

Video

Settings,

White balance,

Effet

settings,

Switch, Stora€e,

Restote

Default.

After setting,

press

oenter

key(S) to

start or Suspend

recordlng.

Ahd

then, touch

right

$ft key(Q)

to stop

and save.

At the

same

time touch

the

left(Z)/right(Q)

soft

key to return the

screen

in video

preview

status.

Touch

center key

to enter MMS

edit

menu.

5.

To Do

Tasks

list may

remind

somebody

to

do some special

things

which

are speclfied

by

user.

When there

are some

task llsts,

press

left soft

key or center

key,

you

may entry a

new screen

with

following:

a

Vlew:Viewthe

selected

task

list.

a

Add:

Add a new task

list

a

Edih Edittheselected

tasklist.

a

Search:

search

item by time

or by subject.

a

Delete:

Delete the

selected

task list.

a

Delete all:

Delete

all task lists.

a

Jump

to date:

jump

to specified

date

.

11

a

Send

v4alendar:

Send task tist

by SMS,

MMS, Blue

Tooth,

or

save it

to file.

If

you

have

set the alam

for

some task ljsts,

trhen it

time out,

you

phone

will begin to

ring, and

ii will

show the task

list.

a

Save as lile:

save selected

hsk file to file manaser

6,

Recorder

The sound

recorder

supports

two formats:

WAV

and AMR.

When

there's no

recordingfile

ih

the current

Storage Device,

you

can touch left

soft key

or OK key

to entry

the options

as

lollowing:

a

New R@rd: Stad

the recorder

a

Play: Play

the selected

recording

flle.

a

Append: Append

the recording

data

to the end

ol the

selected file.

(Only

AMR tormat

files

support this

operatioh.)

a

Rename' Renametheselectedfilename.

a

Delete' Deletethesetected

recordingfiie.

a

Llst:

Display

the recording

fltes.

.

gtlngs:

Set r@rding

format,

AMR

or WAV

When recording

fi16

exist in the

curent

Storage Device,

you

can

pre$

left eft key

or OK key

to enter

the Iollowing

options:

a

Deleteall, Deleteallthe

r@ordingfiles.

a

U* o, Send r@rding

file to

user

proliles.

a

Send:

Send recordine

file to user

profiles,

MMS, Bluetooth.

7. tan

JaYa : enter

tojava

game

JaE

sttlng:you

€n st

java

audio

java

vibration

.select

SIM

jaE

SlMl-

profile java

SlM2

profite

.heap

size.

JaE

defautt s4dty

JAVA This is

the default

setting,

do not

arbitrarity

change

the menu

The

phone provides

user Variety

of

game.

Setst

.came

Help'

to

view the details

about

the

game.

8. Phoneb@k

When

you

enter

phonebook

press

up(A)/down(D)

key

to setect

View.

Send me$age,

call, lP

dial, edit, Delete,

Copy,

Move,

Send

contact,

Add to blacklist,

Cailer

group,

Phonebooksettings.

Nfu:

1- Sending

VCard

@h ohty

be supported

when

the received

phone

al$

has

this function.

Othetuise

the Voard

€n not

be

displayed

normally

on the received

phone.

2. One ring

tone can

only be

select as ca[er

ring tone

after

the

file in the

file manager

sehd

to the ring

list,

3. Copy items

trom

phone

to

SIM card, it

can only

copy the

name

and

number

of a record.

Only

the record

in call historJ

can be set

as the men$er in the

group,

callerpichrre

and calier ring

tone.

9. Multlmedla

9.1Tty

Pre$

left soft(z)

key to enter the

Iollowing menus:

Set Reglon:

Select

the local area.

lnput channel:

Directly

input the

TV frequency o, the

channel.

Program

List show channel

list.

Go to Channel:

Edit the

channel index

and

play

the chanhel.

Scan: Search

and save the

channel automatically.

Full Screen:

Put into

full screen.

Storagei Select

the storage

status.

Press the

left key to

play

the

ahd

press

the

right key to

play

the

next channel.

Pre$ the down(D)

key to

reduce the

volume and

press

the up(A)

key

to increase

the volume.

Press

the Star

key

{*)

to

open or close

lhe lull€creer

display

mode.

Pre$ the

#(l) key to open

Iull screen

playback,

The

quatity

of TV is

influenced by

the strength

of television

signal.

9.2 CameE

Select camerc

item in main

menu to enter

preview

screen.

Then

press

scroll

right(X)

or left(W)

key to

adjust the exposure

parameter

ahd scroll

up(A)

or down(D)

key to adiust

lens.

Press'f(B)

key to set

image size;

press "2'(G)

key to set

image's

quality;

press'4"(N)

key to set

white balance;

pre$

'6'(Y)

key to

set delay

time,

press

"7'(M)

key

to set cont

sho,

While

preview, press

soft left(Z)

key to

do the work

photos,

camera

settings,

image

settings,

white

balance, scene mode,

erlect

setting,s,

switch,

storage and

restore

default to set the

parameters.

And

press

center(S)

key to take

photo.

9.3

lmage

vlewer

Acce$ this

menu;

you

can view

the

picturcs

in the list. lf

you

select

one

picture,

there

are several

operalions

lncluding'view",

'brcwse

style",

"send',

"Use

as','rename",'delete",'sort

by',

'delete

all files'and

'storage'-

You

can use a5

the

picture

to wallpaper,

screen saver,

power

on

display,

power

off

display,

caller

picture

and

send

the

picture

as

multimedia

me$age

q

via Bluetooth.

Whether the

opehtion

can be succe$ful

or not

is related

to some tactors

such as the

slze of the scteen.

9.4

Vldeo recordet

Enter

video recorder,

touch

left(Z)

key can enter some

options:

Camcorder

Settings,

Video

Settings,

White balance,

Effect

settlngs,

switch,

storage,

Restore Default.

13

After setting,

pre$

cehter(S) key

to start

or Suspend recording.

And then,

touch right(Q) icon

key to stop

and save.

At the

same

time

touch

the

left(Zyright(Q)

icon

key to return

the

screen ln video

preview

status. Touch

center(S) MMS icoh

to

enter

MIr4S

edit

menu.

9.5 Vldeo

player

Access

the

menu,

you

can enter lilm list

and

pre$,.option,

to

cboGe

a

movie

clip to

play,

Send, rename,

delete, delete

all files

,

sort by and storage.

While

playing. pr6

scroll up(A)

or down(D) key

to adjust

ptay

speed, $roll right(Q)

or left(Z)

icon key to adjust

the rate of

plqgrs.

key to

switch to full

screen and

prs

Eg and

EI

key to adjust votume.

9,6 Sound @rder

The $und recorder

supports

two tormats: WAV

and AMR.

When there's ro recording

file in

ihe current Storage

Device,

you

can

prs

leftiz) $ft

key or OK{S)

key to enler

the lollowing

optlons:

a

Nil Resd; Stan the rc@rder.

a

Lisi: Displaythe reordingfiles.

a

Play.

Piay

the seided rsording

file,

a

Append: Append the reording

data

to the end of

the

slected file.

(Odly

ALR

format

files spport this

opqation.)

a

R4are.

Raame

the selded

file name.

a

Oel€te: Delete

the *lected recordingfile.

o

Del€teall' Oelete allther4ordingfiles.

o

u* s, Sed re@rding

file to user

profiles,

o

Send:

Send

r@rdingfile to user

prcfrles,

MMS, Bhetooth.

a

S€tdngF: Set

[email protected] Storage,

format. AMR or WAV.

9.7 FH Edio

ln the FM radio

screen,

you

can

pr6s

the left(Z)

or right(e)

direction key

to switch

broadcast channels; Press

down(D)

dirdion key

to stop

/

play; press

up{A) direction

key to open

aub

*arci.

During listening

the radio,

you

can adjust volume

by.-"key and

.+'key.

Search channels

1. ln

playing

menu,

Scroll up

to turn onloff automatic

searching,

then *roll left(X)/right(W)

to search

the chanhel automatically,

the Dhone would

stop searching

alter reaching a

channel.

2. ln the option

list, seled

the menu 'Preset Auto

search, to

*arch all channels

and

save them in the channel tlst

automaticallY.

3, ln

playihg

menu,

press

the number keys(B,G,T,N,H,YM,J,U,K)

to

enter the relevant

channels.

channel llst

At most

30 charnels could

be saved in the list.

Manual lnput

Directly input the

FM frequency

oflhe channel.

- Autg search

To search

all channels

and save them

ln the chahnel list

automatically.

Settlngs

To

set

the'background

playing',

state.

NotB:

The

qualiry-

of

FM is influenced

by the mnge ofbroadcasting

station.

10. Bluetooth

The

phone

suppods

Bluetooth. lt can

realize the functions such

as

phooe

call and data

exchange etc while

wirele$ly connected

with headphones,

computer

or any other

handheld devices.

Power: Open

or close

this function.

-

Visibility:

Active the Bluetooth

been searched

or not.

My

Device

Display

the cufient

or once connected devlce,

and

inquiry

the new

one.

Search

Audio Device

Search

for the supported

device

(Ior

example:

Eluetooth

headphone).

My name:

display the

Bluetooth

name.

Advanced

Audio Path:

Select the

path

for Audlo.

Slorage; select

the storage

status,

Sharing

permission:

Manage

shared

folder and access

right

My address:

Display the

Bluetooth inlormation

of the

phone.

fL Calculator

The

phone

can

be used as a

calculator

to finish some simple

arithmetic work.

Press number

key(B,G,T,N,H,YMJ,U,K)

to enter

the

number.

Press # key to

enter radix

polnt.

Press tho sctoll

up(A),

down(D),

left(X) or right(W)

key to

enter

plus,

minus,

ftultiplication or

division. Press the

right(Q) soft

key can delete a

numberr

Press cente(S)

key to

get

the result.

12,

Alarm

Set

the alarm time

and it will

remind

you

by alen

tone or

vibration

when the alarm

time expires.

You can

set 5 alams

iil lhe

phone

at

most

t4

,3.

Stopwatch

There

are two types of

stopwatchesi

typical stopwatch

and n-Way

stopwatch.

14

Call center

14.1 Call hlstory

Select call history

from main

menu,

you

can view

the information

about call history

including

missed

calls, diated

calls, received

calls,

Select a number,

then

you

can select Vlew,

eall, lp

dial,

Send mesage, Save

to

phonebook,

Add

to btacklist. Edtt before

call, Delete, Delete

all, Advanced,

Advanced option including

€ll

timer, calt

cost, text msEi.

couhter

and GPRS 6unter.

14.2 ell *ftings

Divert

your

incoming

calls

to voicemail

or other numbers

for

stMVstM2.

There are live

diverting ways,

each

of which can be

set to swltch

on;

switch oft and search.

When the

phone

is switched

on, key

in

the number to diven a@ording

to

the indications

on the scaeen.

14.2.1 SlMl

(SlM2)

6lls

sttings:

a

CallerlD

The.e are th6e options: "set

by

network",

"hide

id,, and

"send

id'.

.

Catlmiing

lf it is

supported by

y@r

*ilice

provider,

call waiting

will notities

you

of an incoming

6ll

even

i,

you

are in a calt.

you

can then

accept, Eject, o, ignore

the in@mi.€l

call.

To

make this fundion

available.

plese

contact 106l

network

Provider.

a

Calldivert

Call diverting is

a network sMcs, it

teils

your

network

to dir€rt

incoming calls to

another number

to arcid mising

a call.

The followlng is

available: dived

all voice calts,

dived

if

unreachable. divert

if no anseer,

diveat if busy. divert

all data

€lls. and @ncel all diven.

a

Call baning

lf it is supported

by

your

seryice

provider,

this

function

will

enable

you

to restrict

the incoming

or outgoing calts.

a

Lin€swltching

Enter this menu user

@n swltch to

linel or line2.

14,2.2

Advan@ settlngs

>

Bladdist

There will

block the

call or mesage which

contact is

existed in

filtered contact

list to

keep ih touch

with this

phone

user when

thh function is

turned

on.

>

Auto redials

It can dial

the same

phone

number

automatically

after a failing

dial wlth

this function.

>

lPdlal

You can

set the

prefix

tP

number

with thls

function.

>

Call

tlme dlsplay:

Set it

to

.on,

or

.off"

state

>

Call

tlme rcmlnder

There

will be

a hint

sound when

the

setting

time

passed

durng

a call.

>

Auto

qulck

end: tum

on or

off thls function.

It can

dial rhe same

phone

numb€r

autororically

atio

a failing

dial

with this

function.

Reiect

by SMS: Wlen

incoming

a

call,

press

left soft

key and

selecr

this

function,

then the phone

will send message

..cali

you

later,, to

the

15.

AIbum

Access

this

menu;

you

can view

the

pictures

in

the tist.

lf

you

select

one

picture,

there

are several

operations

includlng

.vlew,,

'browse

style',

"send',

"Use

as,',.rename',

.delete",

.sort

by',

'delete all

tiles'and

'storage,.

You

can use

as the

picture

to wallpaper,

screen

saver,

power

on

display,

power

olf

display,

caler

picture

and

send the

picture

as

multimedia

message

or vla

Bluetooth.

Whether

the

operation

can be

succesful

or not is

related to

some factors

such as

the

size of

the screen.

15. Camera

Select camera

item in

main 6enu

to ehter

preview

screen.

Then

pre$

scroll

right(X)

or left(W)

key to

adjust

the

exposore

parameter

and scrol

up(A)

or down(D)

key

to adjust

lens.

Pre$'1'(B)

key to

set image size;

prss,2,(G)

key

to set

image,s

quality;

press

'4'(N)

key to set white

batance;

press

.6'(,

key

to

set delay

time,

press'7'(lvl)

key

to set cont

sho.

While

preview,

press

soft teft(Z)

key

to do

the work:

photos,

camera

settings,

image settings,,

white

balance,

scene

mode,

'

effect

settings,

switch, stolage

and restore

detault

to set

the

parameters.

And

press

eenter(S)

key to

take

photo.

L7,

Seryiges

lnternet

seryice

Your

phone

suppoxt

WAP

function. After

the

nece$ary

settings,

you

can

use this function

normally.

Note: To

open

this function,

you

should apply

cpRS

service

to

your

SIM

card.

Ir WAP

user can visiting

homepage,

display the

exist

record th€

website you

have

yisited

recently,

store the

sent

ftom the

seoice

provider

ed seting WAp

18.

lpod

Audio

player

bookma.ks,

infomation

17

Select

audio

player

item in main

menu.

Press the

scroll up(A)

key

to

play

or

pause

and

scroll down(D)

key

to stop

Mp3, Press

the

scroll

left(X)/right(W)

key to switch

to the

previous/next

song'

touch

"+'and

I'

key

to adjust volume.

ln

playing

interface,

pr6s

'List"

to enter

the list oI

$ng, then

pre$

'"option'

to do the

work

such

as Play,

Detail,

Add to Rings,

Refresh

List and

Settings'

The concrete

operations

in Settin8ls

are'Player

setting",

'Display

settings','Sound

eftects',

"Bluetooth

settings'.

Note:

lf'List

Update'is

opened,

the

play

list will

be created

automatically

form

phone

or memory

card

according

to the

storage.

lf closed,

the user should

create

or delete

the

file in

play

list

manually.

19.

MSN

You

@n use

it to chat

with

your

friencls,

families

and

pailneE.

Select'

Help'

to viewthe

introduction

about

it.

20,

U*r

Prcf,16

User

profiles

define

how

your phone

teacts

when

you

receive

a

call

or a

mesEle,

how

your

keypad

sounds

when

you

touch

a

key,

and more.

Each of the

available

profiles

can be

left at their

delault

setting

or customized

to suit

your

needs.

Select

and

customize

the

most suitable

profile

for

your

situation

The

availabte

mod6

are General,

Meeting,

Outdoor,

lndoor,

Headset

and

Bluet@th.

Itr smdby

mode,

you

can

touch and

hold key

# to switch

to silent

mode.

2L

Video

Acces

the

menu,

you

can enter

film

list and

press'option'to

cho6e

a movie

clip to

play,

Send,

rename,

delete,

delete

all files

,

sort

by

and storage:

While

playing,

pr6s

scroll

up(A)

or

down(D)

key to adjust

play

speed,

scroll

right(Q)

or left(z)

icon

key to

adjust the

rate of

progrs. key to

switch

to lull screen

and

press

E and

Il

key

to adjust

volume.

22.

Flle

manaElel

It

provid6

you

the

Iunctions

such

as

browsing

media

files,

ch*king

storage space

and

lotmattlng

function.

When browsing

the

media

fils,

you

can

operate

the selected

fils such

as

vieu rename

coping,

deletingetc.

23,

Settlngs

23.1 Dual SIM swltch

Select

with SIM status:

Use

this lunction

user

can

select dual

SIM

before

power

the

Phone.

Use detault mode: the same

as dual SIM settlngs

mode.

23.2 Dual SIM

settlngF

Use this functlon user

can switch between

dual Sllvl open,

only

SlMl open. only SlM2

open. flight mode.

23.3 Pen €llbratlon

You

can calibrate the

touch screeh accordlngto

the indication.

23.4 Phone

setup

Tlme

and Date

Set the home

city, time and

date, time and date,s

rormat.

Schedule

power

on/of,

You can

set 4

power

on/off schedule,

and the

phone

will

power

on or

power

otf according

to the settihgs.

Language

Select the operating lahguage.

Accelercmeter Callbratlon

You can calibrate the Accelerometer

accordingto

the

indication..

-.

Ac@lercmeter

Settlngs

The

phone provides

user Tselections, llke

as Song Switch,

FM

Channel Switch, TV

Channel Switch, W

Rotate, Video Rotate,

lmage Rotate and lmage

Switch.

Prer, lnput methods

You can

set the detault input methods in

text edttor.

- Display

Set

Wallpaper,

Screen Saver ahd Power

On/Off Display.

- Auto update

of date and time

Set the state to "on' or "olf". ll the

state is 'on", when

connecting to swap hetwork, the date

and time will

be

update.

- Handwilting

Set the Pen

Speed and Coloi

UART seftings

Select the

S,M status.

Touch Vibrator

Open or close this touch vibrator.

- Misc. settlngs

LCD

backlighl You can set the

backlight duration

and

brightness.

23.5

N€twork setup

This feature

is available to operate network

settings

when

you

are roaming

or travel outside. Access

the menu;

you

can select

the network

manually or automatlcally.

Before use the network,

you

must contact

your

local seryice

provider

or

the roaminEl area before

you

use this tunction.

1. Addfrcmllst, Add

a

networkfrom

PLMN list.

2. New: Add a new network.

t9

l8

3. Change

prlority.

Change the

priority

of the

network,

4. Delete'

Delete

the current

network.

23.6 S@urlty

stup

You can

set the security

settings

to

protect

the

phone

or SIM

card

from unauthorized

use. The default

secudty code

is 1122.

23.6,1 SlM,.i/SlM2

Seurlty

setup

.

SIM Lock

Set the

phone

to ask

for

your

code each time

you

start

your

phone (if

thlsfunction

is

supported

by

your

SIM card).

Note:

After

three consecutive

incorrect

PIN code

entries, the

code

will be blocked,

and

you

need the PUK

6ode to unblock

it.

The

PIN code

and PUK code

are usually

supplied by

the SIM card.

lf

you

don't

get

them,

please

contact

with the

supplier The

default

code is 1234

usuallY

a

ChanEe

peword

You can

change

PIN code,

PlN2 code here.

23.6.2

Phone

L@k

Phone lock €n

be used

to lock the

device to

avoiding

unauthorized

use.

Set

the

phone

to ask

Ior

your

security

code

each time

you

staft

your

phone.

23.6.3

Aqto

keypad

I@k

lf the

keypad

is locked,

you

can unlock

it by

pre$ing

send key'

then

click

on the center

point

orslip the cover

to unlock

keypad

You

can set

the auto

lock time

in the submenu

of this

function,

then

the

key will

automati€lly

be locked

if there

is no more

action

of

the

Phone.

23.6,4change

Pa$wotd

You can change

phone

lock

pa$word

here.

23.7

conneetlvity

23.7.1

Bluet@th:

The

phone

supports

Bluetooth.

lt

can realize

the

functions

such as

phone

€ll

and data

exchange

etc while

wirelesly

connected

with headphones,

computer or

any other

handheld

devices,

-

Poweri Open

or close

thisfunction'

Visibility:

Active the Bluetooth

been

searched

or not.

My Device

Display the current

or once

connected

device,

and

inquiry

the new one.

-

S6rch Audio Device

Search for the

supported

device

(for

example:

Bluetooth

headphone).

My

name: display the

Bluetooth

name.

Advanced

Audio

Path: Select the

path

forAudio.

Sto6ge;

*lect the

storage status.

Sharihg

permission:

Manage

shared folder and

ac@$ rlght.

My address:

Display the Bluetooth

information

of the

phone.

23.7,2

Data account lt

contain'cPRS'data

account.

ln

order to use WAP

function normally,

please

right setting:

Acoount Name,

DNS, user name

and

pa$word.

23.8 Restore

factory settlngs

You can reset

some of the Phone

settings to

their original values

by input

phone

lock

password.

23.9 Sound effed

- Audlo effect

You

can select different

effect ot the equalizer

by

presing

left or

right

key.

24. ExtE

You

can use vadous functions

provided

in

this

phone,

including

calculator, stopwatch,

E-Book reader.

Cdlculatot

The

phone

can be

used as a calculator

to finish some

simp,e

arithmelic work. Prcs

number key(B,G,T,N,H,YMJ,U,t()

to enter

the number Press # key

to enter radix

point,

Pr6s

the scaoll

up(A), down(D), left(X)

or right(W) key

to enter

plus,

minus,

multiplicatlon

or division. Press the

right(Q) soft key

can delete a

number; Press

center(S) key to

get

the rsult.

Stopwatch

There

are two types of stopwatches:

typical stopwatch

and n-Way

stopwatch.

E-Book readel

You

can

read

TXT rormat tile. While reading,

press

'Option"

to do

the work such as Find, Jump to, Go

to bookmark, Add bookmark

etc.

25. Security

You can set the

security settings to

protect

the

phone

or SIM

cad

trom unauthodzed

use, The default security code is

1122.

25.1 SlMl,/SlM2

S@urity setup

.

SIM Lock

Set the

phone

to ask for

your

code each time

you

start

your

phone

(if

this function is supported

by

your

SIM card).

Note: After

three consecutive lncorrect PIN

code enliles,

the

code wlll be

blocked, and

you

need the PUK

code to unbtock

it.

The PIN @de and

PUK code are usually supplied

by the StM

card.

lf

you

don't

get

them,

please

contact with

the supplier

The

default PIN code is 1234

usually.

a

Change

pGword

You can change PIN

code, PlN2 code here.

25.2

Phone

Lock

Phone lock

can be used

to lock

the device to

avoiding

una!thorized

use.

Set

the

phone

to ask lor

your

security code

each time

you

start

your phone.

25.3

Auto

Keypad Lock

You

can set

the auto lock tlme

in the submenu

o, this fuhction,

then

the

key will automatically

be locked

lf there is no

more

action

ot the

Phone.

25.4 Change

Ffa$word

You can chmge

phone lock

passwold

here.

26,

Fun & Games

The

phone provides

user several

games.

Select

'Game Help'

to

viewthe

details about

the

game.

26.1

QQ:

You can use

lt to chat with

your

friends,

families and

partners.

Select ' Help' to

vlew the introduction

about

lt.

25.2 MSN

: You en use it to

chat with

vour

friends,

families and

partners.

Select

"

Help'to view

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enter tojava

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phone provides

user

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game.

Select

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view the

details about

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game.

27.

Tlmezone

Under

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mehu,

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can

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time zones ot

difierent

citl6 in the world

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time

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SlMl

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flight mode

Affirl6

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batteries ot

various @pacities

are

available

from our

compahy

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your

dealer-

Charger

Ught

weight,

practical quick

chargers

used

for chatging on

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outleb.

Cta.ElinEl

tlme is about

1,5 to

4 hours, The charging

@ndition

is

being

dlsplayed on

screen. You

may use

your

phone

while charging.

Headset-

You can accept

or

reject

the comihgcall by hook

key in headset.

NOTE: Don't

plug

out headset

when call in oi

call out

process.

Maintain and

Carc

Caring for Battery

This

phone

uses

a

r@hargeable

battery as

power

source, when

the charge is weak, recharge

immediately

to

protect

the batter

life. lt is

best to drain the battery charge

tirst.

When not

using the charger, unplug it

from the

power

source

and

the

phone.

Over charging will shorten the

battery lite. Not teave

the

charger connected to the unlt or battery for

more than a

Temperature affects battery

charge capacity. Your

battery may

need to be warm up or

cool down before charging. lf

the battery

temperature is lower

than 0"C and higher than

+

45'C.,

it will

not recharge.

Use the battery as

it

is originally intended. Do not

short circult

the battery by connecting the

positive

and negative

terminals

with a

conductor.

Do not

use a damaged battery

The battery will not

pefiorm properly

and its life

will be

shortened if exposed to extreme temperatures.

Do not

place

the battery in Iire; follow local

awls and ordinances

in disposing used battery.

Malntenance

Do not leave

your phone

within

the

reach

of small children

(certain

removable

parts

may be accidentally ingested).

Do not use

your phore

in damp areas

(bathroom,

swimming

pool...).

Protect it from liquids and other moisture.

Do not expose

your phone

to extrcme temperatules

lower than -

10'C and higher than

+

55"C.

Safety

Use of

your phone

is subject to sa{ety measures

designed to

protect

users and their ehviroament.

Road

efety

Do not

use

your phone

when driving. ln order to

give

your

lull

attention to driving, stop and

park

safely before maklng

a call.

You must

comply with any current legislation

Alrcraft

sfety

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by

plane,

you

will need to switch

your phone

off

when so instructed bythe cabin

crew or the warning signs. Using

a mobile

phone

may be dangerousto

the

operation

of the

aircraft and may disrupt the

phone

network. lts

use is illegal and

you

could be

prosecuted

or banned from using

cellular networks

in the future if

you

do not abide by these regulations.

Environment *fety

.

Your

phone

is a radio tiansmitter whlch may intertere with

electronic

medical equlpmeht

or

lmplants, such as heafing

aids,

pacemakeG,

insu,ln

pumps,

etc.

lt ls recommended

that

a minlmum separation of 15 cm be malntalned

betw@n

the

phone

and an

implant. Your doctor

or the

manufactrreB

of

such equlpment wlll be able

to

glve

you

any advlce

you

may need in this area

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your phone

in

damp areas,

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