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OVERVIEW OF YOUR PHONE

Discover your new cell phone and learn to identify the various features provided using the

diagram on the rst page of the booklet.

1. Receiver

2. Screen

3. Main menu / OK key

4. Navigation key

5. Contacts / Back key

6. Answer call / Call history

7. Power / End call key

8. Keypad

9. Flashlight

Precautions for Use

• Do not expose the phone to any sources of humidity.

• To prevent any risk of electrical discharge, do not attempt to disassemble the device.

• Avoid bringing any metal (e.g. metal clips, keys) into contact between the battery terminals

and charging conductors.

• Please read the specications appearing on the product to verify that the input rating

matches that of your adaptor.

• Do not use the cell phone if there is a risk of explosion (e.g. in the event of a gas leak).

• It is recommended to unplug the adaptor/USB cable during lightning storms in order to

prevent any risk of electrical problems.

• Ensure that the adaptor/USB cable is not wet. It may be dangerous to use electrical

equipment near water.

• Please comply with current legislation on the disposal of the packaging and the phone

once it is out of order. Do your utmost to recycle them.

• Keep a minimum distance around the device for sufcient ventilation.

• The openings should never be blocked by newspapers, curtains, tablecloths, etc.

• Do not place the device on open ames such as lighted candles.

• Batteries should be disposed properly. Take them to the collection container in order to

protect the environment;

• Device for use in a temperate and/or tropical climate.

• Do not expose this product near to dripping or splashing water. No objects lled with

liquids such as vases should be placed on the unit.

10. Lanyard hole

11. Speaker

12. Micro USB / charger port

13. Headphone plug

14. Microphone

15. SIM1 slot

16. SIM2 slot

17. Micro SD card slot

18. Battery connectors

CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGING

When unpacking, ensure that the following elements are included:

1 x Cell phone / 1 x micro USB cable / 1 x earphone set / 1 x Instruction manual

WARNING: All packaging materials, such as tape, plastic sheets, wire ties and tags are not

part of this product and must be discarded.

TIPS FOR A RESPONSIBLE USE

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When unpacking, ensure that the following elements are included:

1 x Cell phone / 1 x micro USB cable / 1 x earphone set / 1 x Instruction manual

WARNING: All packaging materials, such as tape, plastic sheets, wire ties and tags are not

part of this product and must be discarded.

TIPS FOR A RESPONSIBLE USE

Usage recommendations to lower the exposure to radio waves.

Below are some measures you can take to lower your exposure to radio waves produced

by this device:

• Only make short calls, and do not use it more than necessary.

• The youngest users should only use mobile phones for essential purposes and keep all

calls short.

• Keep your mobile phone away from your body when it is in standby mode.

• Only use your phone when the reception is strong (this is indicated by bars on the

top of your phone screen). Weak reception causes the phone to use more energy to

communicate with the base station.

• Use the hands-free kit provided to keep your phone as far away from your head as

possible.

• Set up your charging station outside of the sleeping room.

Tips for communicating safely

Below are the top tips for communicating safely:

• Don’t reply to any nasty or suspicious messages you receive. Block numbers sending

them.

• Don’t reply to a text from someone you don’t know.

• Keep the messages you have been sent so you can show them to a trusted adult and

make a note of the time and date of the messages or calls you receive.

• Don’t answer calls from withheld numbers or numbers you don’t recognise, let them go to

voicemail.

• If you are bullied repeatedly, contact your operator to change your number.

• Don’t give your mobile number to someone you don’t know.

• Don’t send pictures to someone you don’t know.

• If the problem is serious you can report it to the police or a trusted adult.

Warning: Risk of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or

equivalent type. Dispose of used batteries according to instructions.

We recommend that you refrain from using this phone near intensive care medical devices

or individuals with a pacemaker.

Safety Notice

If your phone is lost or stolen, please notify your service provider immediately to disable/

disconnect your SIM card.

To further secure your phone please take precautionary measures, such as:

- Setting up a phone password.

- Setting up a SIM lock code.

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• Do not use your mobile phone near medical equipment or on an aircraft without requesting

permission. Avoid placing the phone over pacemakers, for example, in your breast pocket.

• Some hearing aids might be disturbed by mobile phones.

• Minor interference may affect TVs, radios, PCs etc.

• Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile phones in the area when you drive.

• Do not use a hand-held phone while driving.

• Give full attention to driving.

• Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so

require.

• RF energy may affect some electronic systems in your vehicle such as car stereos and

safety equipment.

• When your vehicle is equipped with an air bag, do not obstruct with installed or portable

wireless equipment. It can cause the air bag to fail or cause serious injury due to improper

performance.

• If you are listening to music whilst out and about, please ensure that the volume is at

a reasonable level so that you are aware of your surroundings. This is of particular

importance when near roads.

• Do not use a headset while driving or riding. Doing so may distract your attention and

cause an accident, or may be illegal depending on your region.

• Do not use your phone at a refueling point (petrol stations).

• Do not use near fuel or chemicals.

• Do not transport or store ammable gas, liquid or explosives in the same compartment of

your vehicle as your mobile phone or accessories.

• Do not use or store your device in areas with high concentrations of dust or airborne

materials. It can cause your device to malfunction and may result in re or electric shock.

• Turn off the device in potentially explosive environments

• Do not use your device or applications for a while if the device is overheated

• If your device has a camera ash or light, do not use it close to the eyes of people or pets.

Tips for a responsible use

Parents and user are invited to discuss together about:

• The cost of mobile phone use and agreeing on a monthly budget.

• Some ‘phone-free’ time on a weekly or daily basis.

• Usage at school or at night time.

• The primary purpose of having this phone = stay in touch with relatives and/or emergency

use.

• Handling the responsibility of caring for a phone (do not lose it and beware of thieves).

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• Do not use your mobile phone near medical equipment or on an aircraft without requesting

permission. Avoid placing the phone over pacemakers, for example, in your breast pocket.

• Some hearing aids might be disturbed by mobile phones.

• Minor interference may affect TVs, radios, PCs etc.

• Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile phones in the area when you drive.

• Do not use a hand-held phone while driving.

• Give full attention to driving.

• Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so

require.

• RF energy may affect some electronic systems in your vehicle such as car stereos and

safety equipment.

• When your vehicle is equipped with an air bag, do not obstruct with installed or portable

wireless equipment. It can cause the air bag to fail or cause serious injury due to improper

performance.

• If you are listening to music whilst out and about, please ensure that the volume is at

a reasonable level so that you are aware of your surroundings. This is of particular

importance when near roads.

• Do not use a headset while driving or riding. Doing so may distract your attention and

cause an accident, or may be illegal depending on your region.

• Do not use your phone at a refueling point (petrol stations).

• Do not use near fuel or chemicals.

• Do not transport or store ammable gas, liquid or explosives in the same compartment of

your vehicle as your mobile phone or accessories.

• Do not use or store your device in areas with high concentrations of dust or airborne

materials. It can cause your device to malfunction and may result in re or electric shock.

• Turn off the device in potentially explosive environments

• Do not use your device or applications for a while if the device is overheated

• If your device has a camera ash or light, do not use it close to the eyes of people or pets.

Tips for a responsible use

Parents and user are invited to discuss together about:

• The cost of mobile phone use and agreeing on a monthly budget.

• Some ‘phone-free’ time on a weekly or daily basis.

• Usage at school or at night time.

• The primary purpose of having this phone = stay in touch with relatives and/or emergency

use.

• Handling the responsibility of caring for a phone (do not lose it and beware of thieves).

GETTING STARTED

SIM card

Before using your phone you must insert a valid SIM card in the slots provided for such

purpose (15 and 16).

NOTE: Make sure your SIM cards are installed properly; simply align the grooves of the

SIM card to the SIM card slot.

Dual SIM

When powering on the phone with two SIM cards, you will be asked which card you want to

use before making a call or sending a message.

Note:

• It is not necessary to have 2 SIM cards inserted at all times. The phone can operate with

one SIM card only.

• When travelling to different regions/countries, SIM cards do not switch automatically.

• While using one of the SIM cards for calls, if you receive a phone call on the other SIM

card, your correspondent will be notied that your are not available.

Micro SD card

Use approved and compatible micro SD memory cards, up to 16 GB.

1. Turn off the phone, slide the back cover downward to remove it and take out the battery.

2. Slide the micro SD card clip (17) to the right to unlock it.

3. Lift the clip, and insert the card with the metallic contacts facing right.

4. Put down the clip and slide it back to the locked position.

5. Put the battery back and slide the back cover upward until it “clicks”.

Battery

Before using your phone, you need to insert the battery.

1. Turn off the phone, remove the back cover.

2. Insert the battery and ensure that the metallic contacts are on

the lower right, facing the battery connectors of the phone (18).

3. Put the back cover.

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To turn ON/OFF your phone, press the Power key (7) for 3 seconds.

If you are prompted to input a PIN or UPIN, please enter the required password.

To activate the password when switching on the phone, use the following steps: Go to Menu

> Settings > Security > Password protection. The default password is 0000. Then, select

“Modify password” to modify the password.

When the phone is turned on, press the Main menu / OK key (3) and then press * to switch

off the screen and lock the keypad.

If you do not use the phone for a while, it will automatically lock:

1. Press any key to turn on the screen.

2. Press the Main menu / OK key (3), and then press the * key to unlock the phone.

Note:

Always wait at least 5 seconds after having turned off the device before restarting it.

Shutting off and immediately turning on the device can damage the electrical circuits.

The battery life may vary based on usage patterns of the device. For example, avoid letting

the battery discharge completely to prevent abnormal battery drainage.

The lithium battery is intended for use only with this cell phone. Do not disassemble

the battery. Do not dispose of the battery in re or water. To avoid risk of re, burns

or damage to your battery, do not allow a metal object to touch the battery contacts.

Handle a damaged or leaking battery with extreme care. If you come in contact with

the electrolyte, wash the exposed area with soap and water. If it contacts the eye, ush

the eye with water for 15 minutes and seek medical attention. Do not charge the lithium

battery pack if the ambient temperature exceeds 45°C (113°F). When discarding a

battery pack, contact your local waste disposal provider regarding local restrictions on

the disposal or recycling of batteries. Battery shall not be exposed to excessive heat

such as sunshine, re or the like.

WARNING: Malfunction or loss of memory may be caused by strong frequency interference

or electrostatic discharge. Should any abnormal function occur, reset the unit.

LOCKING AND UNLOCKING THE PHONE

POWERING ON AND OFF THE PHONE

DISPLAY ICONS AND INDICATORS

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Signal SIM1/SIM2: Strength of the received signal. The greater number of

bars, the better the signal strength.

Missed calls: Indicates that one or several calls were received.

New message: Indicates that one or several text messages are unread.

Battery: Indicates the battery charge level. Full means that battery is

completely charged.

Headset: Appears when a wired headset is plugged in. The Earphones prole

activates automatically.

Bluetooth

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: Appears when Bluetooth

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activates automatically.

Silent mode: Appears when the Silent prole is activated.

Meeting mode: Appears when the Meeting prole is activated.

Indoor mode: Appears when the Indoor prole is activated.

Outdoor mode: Appears when the Outdoor prole is activated.

Alarm On: Appears when an alarm is set

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DISPLAY ICONS AND INDICATORS

The home screen display includes 4 areas:

Status bar

SIM1 and SIM2 information

Tim and date display

Functions of key (3) and key (5)

01-01-2016 Fri

Insert SIM

Menu

Contacts

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LANGUAGES AND TEXT INPUT METHOD

MAIN MENU INTRODUCTION

The phone supports several languages and various text input methods. When texting, press

# to change these options.

Your phone provides various features to the user. Apart from basic phone functions (making

and receiving calls, sending and receiving messages), user can use different functions in

the main menu to enjoy the most out of the phone.

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Writing language

Sentence case typing.

Complete lowercase typing.

Complete uppercase typing.

Number and symbol typing.

Select a language to be able to type the accents and characters

specic to it.

MAKING CALLS

Calling out

Check the signal strength indicator on home screen. If low, adjust your physical location to

be clear of obstructions that may block the signal.

From the home screen, use the keypad to enter the phone number you want to call. Press

Answer call/Call history key (6) to call through either SIM 1 or SIM 2.

Answering calls

When you receive an incoming call, by default a ringing tone is played and a call message

is displayed. If enabled, your phone also vibrates.

The incoming call phone number appears on the top screen.

Press Answer call/Call history key (6) to answer an incoming call.

Press the Power/End call key (7) to end a call or reject an incoming call.

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MAIN MENU INTRODUCTION

The phone supports several languages and various text input methods. When texting, press

# to change these options.

Your phone provides various features to the user. Apart from basic phone functions (making

and receiving calls, sending and receiving messages), user can use different functions in

the main menu to enjoy the most out of the phone.

Sentence case typing.

Complete lowercase typing.

Complete uppercase typing.

Number and symbol typing.

Select a language to be able to type the accents and characters

specic to it.

Contacts

Call History

Multimedia

Messages

Games

File Manager

Tools

Settings

Internet

This function allows you to store and edit contact information.

The call history will display all incoming, outgoing, and missed calls.

This function allows you to use the following features: Music player,

Image viewer, Video player, FM radio, Sound recorder.

The messaging feature will display all of your outgoing and incoming text

and picture messages.

Note: About 100 SMS can be stored in the phone.

For MMS, the user needs to insert the Micro SD card into the phone

to receive them given the short capacity of the internal memory.

If the memory is full, the user can’t receive messages or MMS anymore

unless some old/useless les or messages/MMS are deleted.

Who never dreamed of moving pallets?

You won’t be bored anymore in the doctor’s waiting room, or in the

subway, now that you can have fun with the legendary Boxxmania and ,

its breathtaking graphics and levels equally difcult!

The File Manager allows you to play music or video les, view photo,

copy/move/delete les, rename les and also send the les through the

Bluetooth

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option.

This function allows you to use features like Alarm, Bluetooth

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, Calendar,

Torch light, Calculator, Stopwatch, World clock and Converter.

The settings menu allows you to adjust the following settings:

- Call settings: Adjust the call options (SIM cards, call divert, call

barring…)

- System: Adjust the options of your device (date/time, language,

shortcuts…)

- Display: Customize the display (wallpaper, contrast, backlight…)

- Security: Manage the security settings (password, lock phone…)

- Proles: Choose the sound prole you need and adjust options for

each prole (ringtones, volume…)

- Network: Adjust the network options (Internet, GPRS…)

Note: Flight mode can be found in “Proles”.

The Internet Service allows you to access the Internet (WAP) through

mobile websites.

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DATA SERVICE (INTERNET)

PC CONNECTION AND BATTERY CHARGING

To use the MMS and Internet features, you must rst enable the GPRS service in

Settings > Network.

Inside “Network”, select “Network account”. This menu allows you to check, modify, or

delete the data accounts in your phone. Or it can also enable you to surf the internet when

you insert a new SIM card and input the APN (access point name) accordingly.

Usually, a list of standard networks is included in your SIM card and will be displayed

automatically.

If this is not the case, please follow the instructions below to select an account from an

international list or to add an account manually.

1. Select “Settings”, “Network”, and “Network account”.

2. Click on “Options” and choose “Add from list”. Tick the networks of your choice to add

them to the main menu.

If your network is not in this list, follow the steps below.

3. In “Options”, select “New account” and change the elds according to the instructions of

your mobile network provider.

Note: The settings depend on your SIM card and on your provider. For further information,

please refer to local providers.

You can increase the storage capacity of your phone up to 16 GB with a micro SD card (see

chapter “GETTING STARTED”).

Adding les

To add or delete les on the micro SD card, connect the phone to a computer with a micro

USB cable. Then select “Transfer les” on the phone’s screen.

Charging the battery

If you only want to charge your phone, select “Charge battery”. A sound will alert you when

the battery is fully charged.

Contact Lexibook® for supply of original parts.

NOTE: Only use batteries, chargers and accessories approved by the Lexibook®. Use of

other types of batteries, chargers and accessories may cause damage to the phone and

will result in a voided warranty.

ORIGINAL PARTS

If you cannot send/receive MMS, make sure that the correct network prole is

selected in Messages > Options > Settings > MMS > SIM1/2 MMS account.

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DATA SERVICE (INTERNET)

PC CONNECTION AND BATTERY CHARGING

To use the MMS and Internet features, you must rst enable the GPRS service in

Settings > Network.

Inside “Network”, select “Network account”. This menu allows you to check, modify, or

delete the data accounts in your phone. Or it can also enable you to surf the internet when

you insert a new SIM card and input the APN (access point name) accordingly.

Usually, a list of standard networks is included in your SIM card and will be displayed

automatically.

If this is not the case, please follow the instructions below to select an account from an

international list or to add an account manually.

1. Select “Settings”, “Network”, and “Network account”.

2. Click on “Options” and choose “Add from list”. Tick the networks of your choice to add

them to the main menu.

If your network is not in this list, follow the steps below.

3. In “Options”, select “New account” and change the elds according to the instructions of

your mobile network provider.

Note: The settings depend on your SIM card and on your provider. For further information,

please refer to local providers.

Contact Lexibook® for supply of original parts.

NOTE: Only use batteries, chargers and accessories approved by the Lexibook®. Use of

other types of batteries, chargers and accessories may cause damage to the phone and

will result in a voided warranty.

IMPORTANT NOTE

Emergency Calls

All mobile cell phones use radio waves, and coverage cannot be guaranteed in every

location. As such, you must never exclusively count on your mobile telephone for essential

communications (for example, medical emergencies).

Emergency calls may not be possible on all wireless telephone networks, or when certain

network services and/or telephone functions are used. You may have to close down these

functions in order to make an emergency call. Consult this guide and your network service

provider.

To make an emergency call:

1. Ensure that your telephone is on, in standby mode and that it is receiving adequate signal.

Some networks require that a valid SIM card is installed.

2. Dial the emergency number and press Answer call / Call history key (6).

3. When making an emergency call, remember to give all of the necessary information as

precisely as possible. Remember that your mobile telephone may be the only means of

communication at the scene of an accident, and therefore do not hang up until ofcials

indicate that you should do so.

Certication Information (SAR)

THIS PHONE MODEL COMPLIES WITH EU SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING

EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES.

Your phone is a radio transceiver. It is designed and manufactured to not exceed exposure

limits to radio frequency (RF) recommended by the Council of the European Union. These

limits are within the framework of the general directives and set the authorised RF energy

levels for the general population. These directives have been formulated by independent

scientic bodies following periodic evaluation and detailed scientic studies. These

SPECIFICATIONS

• Name: GSM20series

• 2G feature phone

• Flash Memory: 4MB

• Dual SIM

• Compact size (108.4 x 45.1 x 12.6 mm) and lightweight (58g)

• 1.77” (4.5 cm) TFT screen - 128 x 160

• Lithium battery (included) – 600mAh, 3.7V

Input: 5V 0.5A

• Charger: micro USB cable

• Frequency range: GSM 900/1800 MHz

Bluetooth: 2402 - 2480 MHz

• Transmitted Power: Max.: 2W GSM 900MHz; Max.: 1W DCS 1800 MHz

Bluetooth: 6.04 dBm EIRP

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limits include a considerable safety margin, intended to ensure the safety of everyone,

irrespective of their age and health.

The exposure standard for mobile telephones employs a measurement unit called the

Specic Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit recommended by the Council of the

European Union is 2.0 W/kg.* SAR test were performed under normal usage conditions,

with the telephone transmitting at its highest certied power level on all tested frequency

bands. Although the SAR is established at the maximum certied power level, while the

telephone is in operation, its actual SAR level may be well below the maximum value. The

telephone is indeed designed to operate at different power levels, so as to only use the

power required to reach the network. Generally speaking, the closer you are to the base

station antenna, the lower the power output.

Before a telephone model is made available for sale to the public, its compliance with the

European RTTE Directive must be demonstrated. This directive considers the protection of

the health and safety of the user and of any other person to be an essential requirement.

Compliance with the European R&TTE Directive must be proven before a phone model

can be sold to the public. This directive includes a basic requirement to protect the health

and safety of the user and other people. In tests to prove compliance with the standard, the

highest SAR value of this mobile phone when using directly at the body was 0.863 W/kg;

and ear was 0.657 W/kg.

There may be differences in the SAR levels of different telephones under different

conditions, but they comply with EU requirements for RF exposure.

* The SAR limit for mobile devices used by the public is 2.0 W/kg, averaged over 10 grams

of bodily tissue. The directives include a considerable safety margin in order to ensure

additional protection for the public and to take into account all measurement differences.

SAR values may differ between national information requirements and network bandwidth.

SAR tests have been carried out on this product at 0.5 cm from the body. In order to meet

the requirements related to exposure to radiofrequency energy, this device must be kept at

least at this distance from the body.

Basic precautions can help reduce the level of exposure to radio frequencies. In order to

lower the emission power from your mobile phone, use it when having excellent reception,

the signal strength indicator on top of the screen must show a sufcient number of bars. The

device usually uses less power when close by a base station. Also ensure the accessories

used with your mobile phone (such as casings) do not contain metal compounds.

The current scientic information has not linked mobile phone use with any specic

precautions. However, organizations such as the World Health Organization recommend

people willing to reduce their exposure to radio frequency to limit the length of use of the

device or use hands-free mode as much as possible so it can be kept far from the head or

the body during the use. Under the applicable French law, we are required to inform you

that it is recommended to keep the mobile phone away from pregnant women’s belly and

teenagers’ lower belly.

For more information, refer to World Health Organization website (http://www.who.int/emf).

Bluetooth

The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG,

Inc. and any use of such marks by Lexibook® is under license. Other trademarks and trade

names are those of their respective owners.

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