MPMan PH100 Owner's manual

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Table of Contents

1. Security

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2. Getting Started

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2.1.1. Installing a nd uninst alling SIM card

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2.1.2. Charging t he batte ry

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2.2. Connecting to the Networ k

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2.2.1. SIM card

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2.2.2. Connecting to the network

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3. Call logs

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4. Contacts

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5. Internet

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6. Multimedia

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6.1. Camera

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6.2. DV

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6.3. Image

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6.4. Audio Player

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6.5. Video

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6.6. FM radio

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6.7. Sound Recorde r

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7. Message

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7.1. Write message

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7.2. Inbox / Outbox / Drafts/Se nt box

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7.3. Security inbox

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7.4. Templates

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7.5. Broadcast Me ssages

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7.6. Voice mail se rvice

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7.7. Settings

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7.8. Message cap acity

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8. Application

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8.1. Alarm

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8.2. Electric Torch

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8.3. Calendar

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8.4. Calculator

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8.5. World clock

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8.6. STK

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8.7. Bluetooth

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9. Fun & Game

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10. My Files

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11. Settings

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11.1. call settings

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11.2. Phone settings

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11.3. Display

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11.4. Security

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11.5. Profiles

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11.6. Connections

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12. Appendix

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Manual Statements

2014. Tha nk you for se lecting our mobile p hone. This user guide will provide you wit h t he gene ral informatio n and operation instr uctions.

Note:

 Use only accessor ies app roved by t he phone ma nufacturer to ensure safety. Failing t o comply w ith this will viola te the te rms and condit ions of the warranty.

 If the conten ts and d isplays describe d in this user guide d o not ma tch the actua l op eration of the phone set, plea se use the display of the actual phone se t.

We reserved the rights to chang e the mechani sms of t he phone without notice.

Protect your environ ment! We strive t o produce produc ts in comp liance with glob al environm ental standard s. Plea se consult your loca l authorit ies for

proper dispos al.

General Information

1. Security

 Emergency call

In a ny country , you ca n dial 112 (or other emerge ncy call number) for em ergency help .

Note: Base d on the nat ure of cellular networkin g, the success of the emer gency call cann ot be guarantee d.

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Safety Precautions

Before using your phon e, plea se r ead the follo wing important inf ormation to elimina te or reduce any possi bility causin g da mage and personal injur y.

 Do not use w ireless phone s while drivin g.

 Switch off wire less devices in aircraft.

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Do not use mobile phon es at refuelin g point. Don’t use near fuel or chemica ls.

Follow regulati ons or r ules in hospita l and hea lth car e facilities. Switch phon e off.

 Only qualified ser vice personn el can install or re pair this device.

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Use only a pproved accesso ries and batte ries.

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Do not expose your phon e to extre me high te mpera tures above+ 60

℃

(+140 F).

 Battery Information

Information Charging and Discharging

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The charger is designed to be used in tem peratures b etween 0 to 40

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 Do not charge the phon e in wet and damp conditions.

 We strive to produce p roducts in compliance with g lobal environm ental sta ndards.

 When a charge r is not in use, disconnec t it from the pow er source. Do not le ave the ba ttery connected a charger for longer than 12 hours , since

overcharging may shorte n its life.

Tips for Battery

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Do not disasse mble or modify the b attery by yourself.

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 Do not short- circuit the batte ry.

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Do not dispose of ba tteries in fire.

 If you smell anyth ing stra nge from t he batte ry or find that the battery is overhe ated, you shou ld st op using it im mediate ly and conta ct the authorized

Service Cente r in your r egion.

2. Getting Started

2.1.1. Installing and uninstalling SIM card, this phone have two SIM card slot.

Switch off the p hone; re move the back cover, batter y a nd other e xternal pow er source. Fit the SIM card into the SIM card s lot.

2.1.2. Charging the battery

Plug the charger into t he sock et on the side of your phone. Conn ect the charger t o an AC wall socket. The blink ing of the battery level icon indic ates the bat tery

is being charg ed. When the blink ing stops, it indicate s the charging is finished

During charging, the phone and charge r will fee l warm to the to uch. This is norm al.

Warning:

 The operating ambie nt temper ature of the charger is 0

C-50 C. Do not use it when t he temper ature excee ds this limi t.

 Use only cha rgers appr oved by the p hone manufactu rer to ensure safety. Fai ling to comply with this wi ll violat e the t erms and conditi ons of the warranty.

2.2. Connecting to the Network

2.2.1. SIM card

Please inser t availab le Subscriber I dentity Mod ule (SIM) card into your phon e before using it. SIM card is supplied by you r network carrier. All the inform ation

related to net work connectio n is record ed on the SIM card, so a re the conta ct informa tion such as nam es, phone numbers and SMS that you set to sto re on the

SIM. You can take out the SIM card from the p hone and insert it into another GSM phone to use it. Most new phone s will r ecognize the SIM ca rd a utomatically.

2.2.2. Connecting to the network

After t he SIM card is unlo cked, you phone will a utomati cally search for the registered network or other local avai lable netw ork. Once conne cted, the name of

the network carrier will appear on t he top of the screen.

You phone is now in Stand by mode, read y for making and receivin g call

Main menu

3. Call logs

With this function , you can view the inf ormation of Missed calls、Dialed calls 、Received calls、Rejected ca lls、Call timers、GPRS counter , and also you can clea n

all t hese re cords via Dele te All menu.

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4. Contacts

You can save a phone number in t he memorie s of SIM car ds or phon e. Select a contact in the contact list window and pr ess LSK to p erform:

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New: Crea te a new conta ct inside phonebook . (You can use the left or rig ht direction key to select( cancel) gr oups)

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View contact: View the curren t number deta ils.

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Write Message: Directly input the SMS and send it to the sea rched phon e number.

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Call: Cal l the current contact.

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Delete: Delet e the curre nt conta ct.

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Delete multiple: Delete a ll the marked contacts in one time.

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Import/Export: Exp ort the conta cts from SIM card & phone me mory / Im port the ba ckup from m emory ca rd.

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Send vCard: Send a vCard via MM S or B luetooth.

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Add to blacklist: A dd curren t number into black l ist

 Others：You can check the Memor y status.

5. Internet

Internet brow ser .All t he functions of this menu will work only if GPR S is activa ted on you r SIM card.

Note: Some page s need to ente r some i nformation in order to e nter the next one pa ge, press numbe r 5 key to enter the Input inte rface.

6. Multimedia

6.1. Camera

With this functio n, you can snap. P ress Up direction Key to snap under the view-findin g window. Enter Ca mera Op tion, Your opt ions i nclude:

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Capture: Photograph .

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Image viewer: E nter in the album folder.

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More options: You can modify the DC/DV mode , Effect, Contrast, Brightness, White Balance and others.

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Settings: You can sel ect different Size, Quality, Banding and others.

6.2. DV

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More options: plea se read t he Camera’s options for more informat ion.

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Camcorder Settings: Set up the video re corder.

6.3. Image

You can view the photos snapped w ith the ca mera throu gh this funct ion.

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6.4. Audio Player

You can enjo y the music with this fun ction. Y ou can use the followi ng keys duri ng the pla y.

Key Function

Left direction Key

Press to switch to a previou s song with cursor . Press and hold: go ba ckwards

Right direction Key

Press to switch to a next song w ith cursor. Press and hold: go forwa rds

Up 、Down key

Press to play/p ause the Audio.

# / * key

Press to volume up and down.

Note

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When you w ant to browse the m usic list, you may need to use the Left / Right direction key to enter the list int erface.

6.5. Video

You can play the video wit h this functio n. You can use the followin g keys durin g the pla y.

Key Function

Left key

Press to go backwards. Press a nd hold to con tinuously g o backwa rds.

Right key

Press to go forwards. Press and hold to continu ously g o forwards.

Up

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Down key

Press to play/p ause t he video.

# / * key

Press to volum e up or dow n.

6.6. FM radio

You can listen the FM r adio with this phone, a lso you ca n record the FM radio st ation w hich do you want record.

 Pause/Play: Press to play/pa use the FM ra dio.

 Auto search and save: Search and save the channels .

 Channel List: Play, edit or delete t he saved channe ls.

 Save: Save current playing frequency i nto channel list.

 Manual search: Se arch the radio by manual.

 Open speaker: Playing FM in loudsp eaker mode . (It a ctive when he adset insert ed only)

 Background play: Re turn the standby interface and kee p paying FM radio.

 Record: R ecord the currently- hearing FM.

 Record files List: Vie w t he recorde d files list .

 Help: You can ge t the opera tion guide in here.

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6.7. Sound Recorder

You can take a recorder in this functio n. After record, a ccess Opt ions:

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Start recording: Select this option to record the sound.

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Record file List: View the currently-s elected soun d files.

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Storage: Change t he file pa th for sound r ecord file.

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File format: You ca n choose t he format for record file . .AMR, or WAV

7. Message

You can send and receive the SMS or M MS as we ll as use Cell Location Display with this function.

7.1. Write message

Insert content s like pictures, melody, phone numbe r and so on.

 Send: Insert the number of the con tacts and then send SMS / MMS to this numb er.

7.2. Inbox / Outbox/ Drafts/Sent box

This function is used to chec k messa ges in Inbox / Outbox/ Drafts and Sent bo x.

7.3. Security inbox

You can creat e a security messa ge inside this folder, user to open it, must nee d the passw ord, the d efault pa ssword is “1234”

7.4. Templates：Some messa ge templ ates given inside this menu.

7.5. Broadcast Messages: Look up the broadcast message s.

7.6. Voice mail service: This is similar to the Answ er machin e. You ma y transfer the incom ing call t hat you fail to answer duly to your V oice ma il server,

where the caller can leave me ssage.

7.7. Settings: You can mo dify the default SMS Settings, MMS set tings and push m essage.

7.8. Message capacity: You can check the Message ca pacity.

8. Application

8.1. Alarm

You can set up t hat the alarm clock w ill ring a t a specific time wit h t his function.

8.2. Electric Torch

Turn on or turn off the t orch here.

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8.3. Calendar

The screen will hig hlight the date of today afte r displays the monthly calendar when you e nter in the calendar function.

 Add new schedule: Select M enu →Add new sched ule→Write the sch edule det ails →Select Store.

Note：When you wa nt to add new schedule, you ma y need to use the Left / Right direction key to e nter the ringtone int erface a nd change t he Type.

8.4. Calculator

Press Option and then press = Key to view the calcul ation results. Press the up, down, left, rig ht key to sele ct +, -, *, / respectively . Press C lear to de lete

the figure.

8.5. World clock

You can view the current local time of various cou ntries .

8.6. STK

SIM Card suppo rt is re quired in t his service.

8.7. Bluetooth

 Bluetooth: Op en or close t he Bluetooth

 Bluetooth visibility: Open or close the visibilit y.

 Paired device: Show the de vice which is connected

 Device name: Show off t he name of Bluetooth.

 Bluetooth file Storage: You can select Storage me mory card .

 Help: You can rea d some help informa tion from it.

9. Fun & Game

 Snake: Game of snake. For mo re info rmation please read the game he lps.

 Face book / Yahoo / Google / Ebuddy / Twitter / Friendster / MSM: Some web link.

10. My Files

The File Mana ger lists the all the files stored in your me mory card .

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11. Settings

11.1. call settings

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Dual SIM: You can set your phon e net work sta tus, includ ing Standb y mode, R eply by origi nal SIM, Set SIM na me.

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Call divert: Divert an incomin g call t o a designat ed phone num ber under the presetti ng condition. This functio n can b e launched or closed.

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Call waiting: The networ k w ill inform you for a new ly incoming call during the ca ll. Please con tact wit h your net work ope rator to la unch or close the

function beca use the functi on re quires the network support.

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Call barring: Set up the right of calling and answ ering. Th is function requires the network support. You can launc h or close the functi on.

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Hide ID: Default st atus is Disp lay ID by ne twork.

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Others: T he settings item inclu de Call t ime minute re minder, Auto re dial, Rep ly SMS after re ject and Aut o call record .

11.2. Phone settings

 Time &

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 Modify the cell phone password: You can change the phone passw ord.

 Privacy: If you select the se mod ules for Data security, you must input the corre ct passw ord when you want to vie w the se modules .

 Lock screen by end-key: Activate, in the idle mode, you can use t he power-key to lock t he screen.

 Guard lock: You can track your phon e w hen the phon e lost; The default pa ssword is “123456”

 Fixed dialing: Add the numbers for fixed dialing.

 Black list: You can chec k the bl acklist in here, and also can set the feature whether need to act on calling or messaging .

11.5. Profiles

Enter in the function; display the profile mode list includ ing Normal, Silent, Indoor, Outdoor, earphone, Bluetooth and Driving mode.

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Activate: P ress OK key to activate the profile mode.

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Settings: Custom ize t he profile m ode.

Note: After plugging in the he adset, ringto ne will outp ut from the headse t as well a s the phone , when there is incom ing call or message.

11.6. Connections

 Network account: cho ice the ne twork se ttings for da ta account before you wa nt to use internet .

 GPRS Service: ena ble/disab le the GPRS network.

 Data connection settings: You can cont rol the i nternet access as “a lways connect ” or “Conn ect w hen needed ”.

 Network selection: choice t he modes of se arching the phone network, i ncluding A uto and Ma nual mo des.

12. Appendix

The phone cannot be turned on: When t he battery is very low, the phone m ay not be t urned on properly. Plea se charge the batt ery.

My call is picked up by another phone: Check if call d ivert is set. If i t is set, your incoming calls ma y b e diverted to other numbe rs or devices.

No service

If you are in an area not covered by your netw ork, or if a physical obst acle is p resent, such as in a n enclo sed area , the m essage “No service” will be disp layed