Chinavision CVFD-M410 User manual

Mobile Phone

User Manual

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VeBion No.:

Edition

Time:

lnterference

in Cars.

Explosive Environments..............................

Petrol Stations and Explosive

Atmospheres.....,......

Blasting Caps and Areas.............................................

General Safety....

Distraction............

Drivin9............

,......''...........-..-.--,.............,,,,..8

12

13

Keys

Explained........

14

'15

16

't7

17

...........,.,............'l

0

Starting up....

lnstalling the SIM/SD Card

and Battery............................

17

Removing

the Battery and SIM/SD

Card.................r........ 19

Charging the

Baftery ........................20

Switching

Your Phone On/Off...................................................20

Setting Up

Your Phone for the

First Time.

Switching

to SIeep

iMode.............................

Waking

Up Your Phone.................

Getting Around

Your Phone...............................

...............20

...............21

...............2',1

Eledical

Safety...-

Ac$ries

Faulty and Damaged

Products............

lnterference.

General Statement

on lnterface..........

Pacemakers..............

ifffige

Settings....

Enabling

USB tethering.......

Disabling

USB tethering......

Enabling

the Wi-Fi Hotspot.

Disabling

the Wi-Fi

Hotspot

Browsing

the 1nternet..............................................................32

Browsing

Options

Bluetooth.......

..........34

Making

the Most of

.....35

Language Settings....................

Disabling Data

Seruices....

Switching Network l\4odes.

,,,............'..''......-......''.'......31

...........',,,.............',,,,,.........31

............29

Connecting

to a Wi-Fi

Network............

Checking

the Wi-Fi

Network

Status.........

USB

tethering

&

portable

hotspot..............

..30

...31

,,31

Switching

Networks. .........................38

Setting

Access Point Names......................,........................39

Security Settings......

................................39

Protecting Your Phone with a Pattern...............................39

Protecting

Your

Phone

with

a

or Password 40

Disabling

Screen Unlock Security......................................40

Protecting Your SIM Card

with

a

P1N................................41

Managing Your Device Memory................................................42

Privacy: Reset to

Factory Settin9s........................................... 42

Appli€tions.............. .-..............................42

lnstalling an App1ication.......................................................42

Removing an

App1ication.....................................................43

Moving an App1ication..........................................................43

Managing Other Settin9s...........................................................44

Texlto-speech O-utput.........................................................44

Accessibility..............

.........................44

Other Applications......

For Your Safety

A

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offwha

@r

,xpl6iE

matedals or

huids.

A

)nly use approved

r@s$ries.

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)on't Bly on

yourph@

for emeEency @mmunietions.

Distraction

Driving

Full attention must be

given

to driving at all times

in

order

to

redu@ the risk of an accident. Using a

phone

while driving

(even

with a hands free kit) €n cause

distraction and lead to an

accident. You must smply

with local laws and regulations

.

restricting the

use

of

wireless devices while driving.

Operating Machinery

Full attention must be

given

to

operating

the machinery in

order lo

reduce the risk of an accident.

Product Handling

General Statement

on Handling and Use

You alone

are responsible for how

you

us

your phone

and any

consequen@s

of ils use

You

must always switch ofiyour

phone

wherever the use of a

phone

is

prohibited.

Use

ofyour

phone

is subject to safety

measures designed

to

protect

users and their environment.

.

Always treat

your phone

and

its

a@ssories

with €re

and

keep it in a clean and dust-free

place.

Do nol expose

your phone

orits a@ssories to open flames

or lit tobacco

products.

Do not expose

your

phone

or

its aresories to liquid,

moisture or

high humidity.

Do not

drop,

throw or try to bend

your phone

or

its

a@essories.

Do not use haBh chemi€ls, cleaning

solvents, or aercsols lo

clean the deM@ or

its ac@ssories.

Do not

paint your phone

or

its a@ssories.

Do not attempt to disassemble

your phone

or its a@ssories,

only

authorized

peBonnel

can

do so.

Do not expose

your phone

or its ac@ssories

to extreme

tempeEtures,

minimum -

[5]

and

maximum

+

[50]

degrees

Celsius.

The

phone's

normal operating temperature

is

-20C

-

60C .ln

order

to ensure the nomal

phone

functions, do not use this

phone

outside the temperature

rangs.

Please check

local regulations foi disposal

of electronic

products.

Do not @rry

your

phone

in

your

back

pockel

as

it

could break

when

you

sit down.

Small Children

Do not leave

your phone

and its

a@sries within

lhe reach of

smatl childEn or allow them to

play

with it.

They

could hurt themselves or olhers,

or @uld a@identally

damage the

phone.

Your

phone

contains small

parts

with sharp edges

that may

€use

an

iniury

or may bemme detached

and create a choking

hazatd.

Demagnetization

To avoid

the

risk

of demagnetization,

do not allow electronic

devi@s or magnetic media

close to

your phone

for

a

long

time.

Electrostatic

Discharge

(ESD)

Do not touch the SIM mrd's metal connectoE.

Antenna

Do not

touch

the

antenna unnecessarily.

Normal

Use

Position

When

placing

or

receiving

a

phone

€ll, hold

your phone

to

your

ear, with the botiom towards

your

mouth.

Air Bags

Do not

place

a

phone

in lhe area over an air bag

or in the air bag

deployment

area.

Store the

phone

safely

beiore driving

your

vehicle.

Seizures/ Blackouts

The

phone

€n

prcdue

a bright orflashing light.

Repetitive

Motion lnjuries

To minimize

the risk of RSI when texting

or

playing

games

with

your phone:

.

Do notgripthe

phone

tmtightly.

.

Press the

buttons

lightly.

.

Use the special features which are designed

to minimize

ihe

times

of

pressing

buttons, such as Me$age

Templates

and

Predictive Text.

.

Take

lots of breaks to stretch and relax.

Emergency Calls

This

phone,

like

any wireless

phone,

opeEtes

using

radio

signals, which

cannot

guarantee

connection in all conditions.

Therefore,

you

must never rely

solely on any wireless

phone

for

emergency @mmunications.

Loud Noise

This

phone

is €pable of

producing

loud noises,

which may

damage

your

hearing. Turn

down lhe volume beforc

using

headphones, Bluetooth stereo headsets

or other audio devies.

Phone Heating

Your

phone

may beome wam during charging and during

normal use.

Electrical Safety

Accessories

Use only approved accessories.

Do not connect with inompatible

prcducts

or amsories.

Take care not to touch or allow

metal

objects,

such as coins

or

key rings, to contact or short{irdit

in

the

baftery

teminals.

Connection

to a Car

Seek

professional

advice when connecting

a

phone

interfae to

the vehicle electrical

system.

Faulty and

Damaged Products

Do not attempt

to disaPsemhle the

phone

or its ac@ssory.

Only

qualified

personnel

can seryice

or repair the

phone

or its

ac@ssory.

lf

your

phone

or its accessory

has been submerged in

water,

punclured,

or sub.iected to a severe

fall, do not use

it

until

you

have taken it

to

be checked

at an authorized seryice

centre.

lnterference

General Statement

on lnterface

Care

must be

taken

when using the

phone

in close

proximity

to

personal

medical

devices, such

as

pa@makers

and

hearing

aids.

Pacemakers

Pacemaker

manufacturers

recommend

that a minimum

separation

of'15 cm

be fiiaintained

between

a mobile

phone

and

a

pa@maker

to avoid

potential

interferene

with the

pacemaker.

To

achieve this,

use the

phone

on

the opposite

ear to

your

pa@maker

and do

not mry

it in a breast

pocket.

Hearing

Aids

People

with

hearing aids

or olher

cochlear

implants

may

experience

interfering

noises

when

using wireless

devi@s or

when

one is

nearby.

The level

of interference

will

depend

on the type

of hearing

devie

and the

distan@

from the

interference

source,

increasing

the

separation

between

them

may reduce

the interference.

You

may also

consull

your

hearing

aid manufacturer

to discuss

altematives.

Medical

Devices

Please

consult

your

doctor

and

the device

manufacturer

to

l3

determine if

operation of

your phone

may interfere

with

the

operation of

your

mediel device.

Hospitals

Switch off

your

wireless

device when requested

lo do

so in

hospitals,

cliniG or health

€re facilities. These

requests

are

designed

to

prevent possible

interferen@

with

sensitive medical

equipment.

Aircraft

Switch

offyqur wireless

device whenever

you

are instructed

to do

s by

airport or airline

staff.

Consult the

airline slatf about

the use ofwireless devices

on

board the aircraft. lf

your

devi@ offeE

a

'flight

mode', this

must

be enabled

prior

to boarding an

aircrafr.

lnterference

in Cars

Please

note that because

of

possible

inteference

to

electronic equipment, some vehicle

manufacturers forbid

the

use of mobile

phones

in their vehicles

unless a hands-free kit

with an extemal antenna

is included in the installation-

Explosive Environments

Petrol Stations and ExplosivJ

Atmospheres

ln lo€tions

with

potentially

explcive

atmospheres, obey

all

L4

posled

signs to tum

offwireless

devics such

as

your phode

or

olher radio

equipment.

Areas

with

potentially

explosive

atmcpheres

include fuelling

areas,

belil

decks on boats,

fuel or

chemi€l transfer

or storage

facilities,

areas where

lhe air contains

chemi€ls

or

particles,

such

as

grain,

dust, or metal

powdere.

Blasting

Caps and

Areas

Power off

your

mobile

phone

or wireless

device

when in

a

blasting area

or in areas

posted

power

of,

"twGway

Edios"

or

"electrcnic devi@s"

to avoid

interfering with

blasting

operations.

Getting

Started

Overview

Please insert the

phone

picture.

Starting

up

lnstalling

the SIM/SD Card and Battery

Switch offyour

phone

before installing

or replacing the

baitery, SlM,

or memory €rd.

1. Removethe backcover.

l

Hold to

switch audio

profiles,

or to tum on

or

off Airplane mode,

or to

power

off.

Press

to switch

your phone

to Sleep mode,

Press to wake

up

your phone.

Press

to

relurn

lo the Home

Screen from

applietion or

screen.

Hold to see

reently

used applimtions.

to

get

the options for the curent

screen.

to the

or hold to tum the volume

up or down.

2. Hold the SIM ed

wilh the cut @mer

oriented as shown and

4. lnsert tho

battery by aligning the

gold

@ntacts

on the

slip

it into the €rd holder-

battery with tha

gold

@niacts in the battery mmpartment.

Gently

push

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into

pla@.

Please insert the

phone

picture.

Please insert the

phone

picture.

3. lnserl the

memory @rd inlo the

erd slot with the

metal

@ntacls

facing dom until

it inserts to the

right

pcition.

Please

insert the

phone

picture.

Please inserl the

phone

picture.

5.

Press lhe

@ver

gently

back into

plae

until

you

hear a click.

Removing

the

Battery

and

SIM/SD

Card

1. Make sure that

your

mobile

phone

is off.

2. Remove the back @wr.

3. Liftthe battery up and out.

4. Slidethe SIM card out.

5. SlidetheSDcardout.

Charging

the

Battery

When

you

first

get your

new

phone you'll

need to charge

the

baftery.

1 . Connect

the adapter to

the charger

jack-

Ensure that the

adapter

is inserted with

the correct orientation.

Do not force

the @nnector

into

the chargeriack.

2. Connect

the charger to a standard

AC wEll

outlet.

3. Dis@nnect

the charger

when the battery

is fully charged.

Switching

Your

Phone On/Off

Make sure

the SIM card

is in

your

device

and the battery

is

charged.

.

Hold Power Key

to switch on

your phone.

r

To switch

it off, hold Power

Key to

get

the

phone

options.

Select

Power off, and

then tap OK.

Setting

Up

Your Phone for the

First

Time

When

you

firet

power

on

your phone

after

you

purchase

it or

reset

it to faclory

settings

(see

chapter

Sorting out

Your Phone

Settings

-

Pivacy: Reset to

Factory Seftings),

you

need to do

some

settings before

using it.

Tap Menu

Key in the slandby

mode, then select

System

settings

>

Language &

input

>

Language

to change the

language

you

want

to use, if needed.

Switching

to Sleep

Mode

To save

battery

power,

Sleep Mode.suspends

your

device to

a

lw+ommumplion

state while the display

is off.

Your device

also

goes

ioto

Sleep Mode

by itselfwhen the

display is

automati@lly turned

off after

a certain

period

of

time.

you

can

start

sleep mode by

the following method.

Press Power

Key to switch to

Sleep Mode.

Waking

Up

Your

Phone

1. Press Power

Key to activale

your

screen

display.

2. Tap the

il ircn, drag

to tne right.

NOTE:

lf

you

have set

an unlock

pattem,

or

password

for

your phone

(see

chaplet

Sorting out Your Phone

Settings

-

Secuflty

Sedirgs)

you'll

need

to draw the

pattern

or enter the

PIN/password to

unlock

your

screen.

Getting Around

Your Phone

Touch

Control

You

can use

finger

gestures

to control

your phone.

The

conlrols

on

your

touch-screen change

dynamically depending

on the

tasks

you're performing.

1

-

Tap

the buttons, icons,

or appli€tions to select

items

or to

2t

open

aPPli€tions.

2.

Flick the screen

to ssoll

up, down,

left or right.

3.

Point, d€g

and

drop to

move

particular

items acrcss

the

scren.

4. double-tap

the

sqeen to

zoom in/out

an image.

NOTE:

You can

view the

phone

sd@n

in

portrait

or lands@pe

orientation

simply

by holding

it uprjght or

tuming

it

on

its side. Not

all screens

are

viewable

in lands€pe.

Home

Screen

ln the

Home screen,

besides

the shortcut

imn is displayed,

you

€n also

set

your

own wallpaper,

add the

widgets

or application

shortcuts

you

need,

or remove

them as

you

like.

Extended Home Screen

The Home

Scr@n extends

beyond

the screen

width,

giving you

loads more

space

to add more

stuff. Simply

slide

your

finger to

the left or

right.

Choosing

Your W;llpape,

1. Press

Home Key

to retum

to the Home

Screen.

2. Tap

Menu

Key and select

Wallpaper.

3.

Tap Gallery,

Live

Wallpapers,

or WallpapeE

and

choose

the

image or animation

you

want

to use as the

wallpaper.

Some

crcpping

may be needed

for Gallery

images.

4. TapSetwallpap€r.

Addino ltems to

Your Home

Screen

'1.

Press

Home

Key

>

tap

I to

enter tne

Applr€llon PrQgram

lnterfae

2. ln the

list of applications,

touch

and hold

the icon until

the

main screen

appeare,

move

the application

icon

to the idle

position,

release

the

finger.

Removing

ltem

from

Your Home

Screen

'1.

Press Home

Key to

retum

to the Home

Screen.'

2.

Tap and

hold the

item

you

want

to delete until

the remove

icon appears

on

the top

of the screen.

3. DEg

the item

to the

remove

icon and

release

your

finger

when

the

item turns

red.

Status

and

Notification

lcons

Your

phone

will

tell

you

exactly

whats

going

on by showing

you

simple

icons.

Here's

what they

mean.

t

JSB

@nnected

,issed €ll.

I

\irplane

mode

I

iignal

strength

)attery

charge

I

{ew messaqe

,leeting

mode

I

[i-Fi network

I

\lam set

fr

I lsitent

mode

iignal searching

I

iluetooth

i@n

I

JSB

debugging

@nnected

I

)ata Conn

ofi

,lew

Wi-Fi

network detected

Using

the

Notification

Panel

Flick the

status

bar downwards

from

across

the top of

the

screen

to open

the

Notification

Panel'

where

you

can

see

your

calendar

events,

new Messaging,

and current

settings

-

such

as call

foruarding

or

€ll status.

From here

you

€n

also open

new

Messaging,

reminders,

etc.

Open

Recently-Used

APplications

1. Hold

Home

Key from

any

screen.

The

phone

will display

the

applications

you

used

re@ntly

2. Tap

the appliGtion

you

want

to open.

Phone

Galls

Making

Calls

There

are

many

ways to

make

a ell

with

your

phone.

And they're

all

easy

to do.

Callino from

the

Phone

1.

PressHomekey,tap

E

>.nnoneo,,up I

ontn"

Home

Screen.

2.

Enter the

phone

number

using the on-screen

keypad.

Tap

E

to oetete

rrong o€rts.

3.

Tap the dial

icon.

TlPs: To make internalional

calls. hold

! to enter the "+'.

Calling

from Your

contacts

1. Press

Home keyrtap

E,

PeoPte.

2. Slide

your

finger

to scroll

the contacts

list and tap the @ntact

name

you

want

to €ll, when

the contact

detaits appear,

click

on the

number, choose

the SIM

card to dial.

You @n search

for a contact

by tapping

E on the screen.

Calling

from

Your Call

Log

1

-

lf

you

have opened

the dialer,

touch the

call log tab to open

the call records,

respectively

touch

all, dialed,

received,

missed call

button

to display a

list of the

aoresponding

call

records.

2.

Tap dial icon

on the

right side of

the curent

record.

Calling

from a Text

Message

lf a text message

contains

a

phone

number that

you

want to call,

vou

can

make the call

while viewing

the text

message.

1. Press Home

key

,

,up

E

>

Messagtng.

2. Tap the

conversalion

and then

lind the

message that contains

the

phone

number

you

need.

3.

Tap the message,

the

phone

will

list the options.

Receiving

Galls

Answering

a Call

rap tire

E

icon, dmg

to rightlo answerthe

€ll.

Rejecting

a

Call

tap tne

E

i6n, dmg

to left

to ejecl the

call.

Muting

a Call

During

a ell,

you

can

mute

your

micrcphone

so that

the

pe6on

you

are

speaking

to @nnot

hear

you,

but

you

€n

still hear them.

Tao !

b

tr.

your

microphone

ofi.

To tum

your

mlcropnone

uacx on,

tap I

Turning

the

Speakerphone

On/Off

tap E

ouring

"

ell to

tum lhe

speakerptrone

on.

tap I

again

io turn

offthe speakerphone.

Ending

a

Call

,rp I

ro

rrnrsn a cail.

Contacts

You en add @nbc{s on

your phone

and synchrcnize them wih the

@ntacls in

your

Google amnt or oths ac@unb

that support

@ntact syncing.

To see

your

@nlacts,

Press Home key

>

tap E

>

people.

Greating a

Contact

1. rap E ftom lhe Contacts Screen.

2. Choose the storage

loetion to save

the contact.

3. Enter

the contact name,

phone

numbers, and other

information, and

then save it.

Searching

for a Contact

r. Tap ! on

tne uoneds scren.

2. lnput the mntact

name

you

want lo search

for.

The coniacts

matched will be listed.

Messaging

Your SMS

(text

message) and

MMS

(multimedia

messaging

seMe) are @mbrned

rnto one

menu ln ilor"

^"y

fr

,

Me8saging.

i

The

Message

Box

lnstead

of an

inbox and outbox,

your

phone

organizs

all

Messaging

you

senl and

received

into one box,

where

Messaging

exchanged

with the same

number

are

grouped

into

one

message

thread

in the Messaging

Screen.

You can

tap a

thread to

see the

conveGation

you

have

had with

someone.

Sending

an

Message

1.

Press Home

key

,

np E

,

Messagtng.

2. rap E

to creale

new

message.

3. Enter

the

recipient s

number or

name. As

you

type,

matching

contacts

will appear.

Tap a suggested

contacl

to add

as a

recipienl.

You can also

tap

to select

r(&tients

from the

mniacts.

4. Tap Type

text

message

and type

your

message.

.

Tap

Menu KeJ

to insert

quick

text or @ntact.

.

lfyou

are sending

an

MMS, tap

Menu

Key.to add

a

subject,

or tap

r

$

to attach

pictures,

videos,

audio' or

slideshow.

5.

Tap

l

tosendyourmessage.

NOTE:

Add an

attachment

to text

message

and

it will be

@nverted

into an

MMS automati€lly.

Likewise

if

you

remove

all

attachments

and

the subject

from

an MMS,

it'll automatically

become

a lext

message.

Message Settings

The

phone's

message settings

are

pre€nfigured

foryou to use

immediately.

To change

them, tap

Menu Key

>

Settings

from

the

Messaging

Screen.

NOTE: From

SMS settings

screen tap

Menu Key

>

Restore

default settings

to change

the

messa.ge settings

back to the

original.

Touch lnput

Settings

Choose

the

touch input

settings by

tapping

Menu Key

>

System

settings

>

Language

& input

from Home

Screen

ln the KEYBOARD

&

INPUT METHODS

section,

you

can

choose

the

settings

that

You

need.

Getting

Connected

to the

lnternet

Your

phone's

impressive

networking

capabilities

allow

you

to

aress

the lntemet

or

your

corporate

network

with ease-

You mn

use default

@nnection

settings

lo

connect to the

lnternet via

your

mobile

network,

or

Wi-Fi.

The

network connection

Gn be

enabled /disabled

manually.

Jusl

press

Home

key

>

tap

E

,

S"tting"

>

slM management

>

Data connection.

Adding

a

New Network

Connection

To

get

@nnected

via

your

mobile

network

you

need a data

plan

with

your

servi@

provider.

Also if

the

networks

seftings are

not

pre{onfigured

on

your phone, please

contact

your provider

to

get

the neessary

information.

You

can

view settings by

pressing

Home key

>

tap E

>

Settings

>

More

(WRELESS

& NETWORKS)

>

Mobile

networks

>

Access Point Names.

Turning On

Wi-Fi

provides

wireless lnternet a6ess over distances of up to

about 300

feet.

1. Press Home key

>

tap

E

>

settings.

2. Click

I

next to the Wi-Fi menu to turn it on, click I

you

@n turn off the Wi-Fifunction.

Gonnecting

to a

Wi-Fi Network

'1.

Press Home

key

>

tap E

>

settings

>

wi-Fi.

When the Wi-Fi is on, the Wi-Fi

access

points,

or

"hotspots",

that

your

phone

has detected are displayed wilh their

names and security

settings.

2.

Tap an amss

poinl

to @nnect

to it.

NOTE; lf security

fealures are implemented,

you'll

need to

enter a

password.

Checking

the Wi-Fi Network Status

You can check the Wi-Fi network by looking at the

I icon in

the

status bar.

USB

tethering

&

portable

hotspot

Share

your phone's

data connection via USB or as

a

portable

Wi-Fi hotspot.

Enabling USB tethering

TIPS: The PC accesses the lntemet via the

phone's

mobile

network. Therefore, set up the networks connection mrrectly

before

you

try to use the

phone

as a

modem.

Press Home Key

>

tap Menu Key

>

System settings

>

More

(WRELESS

& NETWORKS)

>

Tethering

&

portable

hotspot

and tick the USB tethering check box.

Disabling USB tethering

Press Home Key

>

tap

Menu Key

>

System settings

>

More

(WIRELESS

& NETWORKS)

>

Tethering &

portable

hotspot

and clear the USB tethering check

box.

You

can also

just

pull

out the USB cable.

Enabling the Wi-Fi Hotspot

You can use the

phone

as a

portable

WLAN router, to share

your

phone's

inlernet @nnection

with one or more PC or other

devices.

NOTE:

.

When

the

portable

Wi-Fi

hotspot

function

is enabled,

you

can't

use

your

phone's

appli€tions

lo access

the intemet

via

its

Wi-Fi

@nnection.

.

Yru

en configure

the

WlFi hotspot

as

follows:

1.

Pres

Home

Key

>

tap Menu

Key

>

System

settings

>

More

(WRELESS

& NETWORKS)

,

click

I

Wi-Fi

hoEpot

to tum

it on.

2. Tap

Wi-Fi

hotspot

to set

up &

manage

portable

Wi-Fi

hotspot'

Now

you

mn

find

lhe

hotspot

on other

devices

and @nnect

to

it.

Disabling

the

Wi-Fi

HotsPot

Press

Home

Key

>

tap

Menu

Key

>

System

settings

>

More

(WRELESS &

NETWORKS

)>

T{ithering

&

portable

hotspot

and click

I

Wi-Fi

hotspot

to turn

it off'

Browsing

the

lnternet

You can

use

your

phone

to

get

on

the

lntemet via a

network

or

Wi-Fi connection.

Press

Home

Key

>

t"P

E

,

Bro*""r.

There

are different

ways

to open

web

pages:

.

Tao the address

bar

lo enter

the website

you

want

to browse'

Then

tap I

on the

touch

keyboard.

.

Tap Menu Key

>

Bookmarks/History and select a

bookmark

or history to open.

Browsing Options

When

you

browse

the Web,

you

can also do the following:

.

Press Menu Key

>

Close and select

Quit

to exit.

.

Press Menu

Key

>

Bookmarks/History and select

a

bookmark

or history to open.

.

Press Menu Key

>

Settings to configure broreer

settings.

Using

Bookmarks

lf

you

know the

Web address,

you

can

manually add bookmarks.

To bookmark a

web

page,

open

it

and

tap Menu Key

>

Save to

bookmarks.

Give the bookmark a

name and save

it.

Editing a

Bookmark

'1.

Open a

Browser window.

2. Tap Menu Key

>

BookmarksrHistory.

3. Select

an item

you

want

to edit and

hold on it until lhe shortcul

menu

pops

up.

4. Select Edit bookmark.

5.

Edit the name or

lo€tion, and then

tap Ok to save it.

Deleting a

Bookmark

1. Open a Brcreer

window.

2. Tap

Menu Key

>

Bookmarts/History.

3. Select

an item

you

want to delete and

hold on it until the

shortcut

menu

pops

up.

4. Select

Delete bookmatt

and tap OK to

@nfirm.

Changing

Browser

Settings

Tap Menu

Key

>

Settings

from a broreer

window to change

brcwser

settings.

Bluetooth

Bluetooth is

a.sfiort-Enge wireless

communietion

technology.

Phons

or other

devies

with Bluet@th €pabilities

cn exchange

infmation

wi€lessly

within

a distane of about

1 0 mete6.

The

Bluetmth devi@s

must be

paired

before

the mmmunietion

is

oerfomed.

1. Pre$Home

Key>tp !settings.

2. Click-

I

next to the Bluetooth

menu

to turn it on,

when

Bluetooth is on,

the I

ion will appear

in the status

bar.

3.

Tap Bluetooth.

Your

phone

will show

all visible

Bluetooth

devices

in Enge.

4.

Tap thd devi@

you

want

to

pair

with and

operate a@rding

to

the message

prcmpi.

When both devics to be

paired

accept the @nnection, the

pairing

is @mpleted.

TIPS: Tap

your

devie

name to make

your phone

dismrerable if

other devi6 try to

pair

with

your phone.

Making the Most of

Multimedia

Taking Pictures

with Your Camera

Your

phone

has emeE function. Open

it by

pressing

Home Key

,tap

I

t

camem.

Tap

@

to take

a

picture.

To view

it,

just

tap the

picture

in the

right

@mer

of the screen.

Listening to

Your FM

Radio

With the FM Radio,

you

can search for mdio channels,

listen

to

them, and save them

on

your phone.

Note

that

the

quality

ofthe

mdio broadcast

depends on the coverage

of the radio station in

your

area.

The wired

headset works as an antenna,

so

always

onnect the headset

when using the

radio.

.

To tune

in,

plug your

headset

into

your phone.

Press Homs

key>tap E

>

FM Radio.

35

Playing

Your

Music

You @n

play

digital audio files frcm

your phone's

memory card

in

Music.

Before

playing

music,

you

need.to @py music files to

memoru @rd loetion.

'1.

Press

Home Key

>tap

E

>

music to open

the Musrc

Screen.

2. Click the Music

category label

>

music files to start

playing.

3. Adjust

the volume with

Volume Keys.

Opening

Your Gallery

Press Home

Key

>

t"p E

,

G"it"ry. You can use

Gallery to

view

pictures

and

play

videos. You can also

do some basic

editing of

your pictures

-

such as setting them

as wallpaper or

contact

photo,

and sharing

with friends.

Playing

Your Videos

Press Home

Key

>

tap E

>video

Player.

You can use Video

Player

to

play

videos on the

phone

and memory card.

Making Voice

Memos

sound Recorder

enables

you

to

re@rd

your

voie memos.

'1.

Press

Home Key

>

tap E

>

Sound Recorder.

2. up

llto

start re@rding.

3- Tap

@

tostoprecording.

4. Tap

!

to

play

bmk the voice

recording.

5. Save the voice re@rding

after stop, or

tap

Discard to

delete

the re@rding.

Sorting out Your Phone Settings

Setting

Date

and

Time

1. Press Home key

>

tap E

>

Settings

>

Dale

& time.

2. Tap Automatic Date & time and selecl Off if

you

want to set

the time and date by

yourself.

3. Set date, time and change the other options.

Display Settings

Press Home trey

>

tap E

t

settrngs

t

Drspray,

you

Gn adlust

lhe

display settings as

you

like:

.

Brightness: Adjust brightness oflhe screen.

.

Auto-rotate screen:

Rotate the sqeen display as

you

rotate

the

phone.

.

Sleep: Set the delay

for the screen to automatically turn

off.

.

Wallpaper: Set the wallpaper of the

phone

.

Theme: Set

the theme of the

phone.

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