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- Page 1 ALCATEL OT-255C English- CJA2210ALAAA...
- Page 2 Friendly reminder: This user manual applies to the OT-255C mobile phone. If there are minor differences in the description or illustrations between the manual and the actual product the actual product shall take precedence. Customers will not be notified separately of any upgraded model of this mobile phone. Please contact our Customer service.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Your Mobile ............................1 Getting started ........................... 4 Making and received calls ...................... 6 Entering Letters, Numbers and Symbols ................7 Messages ............................7 Contacts ............................9 Recent Calls ..........................10 Profiles ............................10 Settings ............................10 Tools ............................. 11 10 Display ............................ -
Page 4: Your Mobile
Your Mobile Basic specifications Item Specifications Size: 100.5mm[L]× 58mm[W]× 12mm[Thickness] Mobile Phone Weight: 76g (Battery included) Screen resolution 160*128 pixels Contacts 500 entries Recent calls 30 entries Messages 350 entries Operation temperature -20~50℃ Type: Lithium Capacity: 650mAh Battery Call time: around 210 minutes Standby time: around 160 hours Charging time: around 3 hours Explanation:... - Page 5 Keypad indications Number Item Function Left Soft Key Select the option. Open Menu. Call Key Make or answer calls. View calls history when standby. Right Soft Key Select the option. Enter Contacts Menu when standby. END--PWR Key Hold to turn on--off. Press to end or reject a call.
- Page 6 T Key When input numbers in standby, holding [T] Key 2 seconds to input T after main number and then extension number. SYM Key When you edit a message, press this key to select symbol. Shift Key When you edit a message, press this key once/twice to switch between the upper chars and lower chars.
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Page 7: Getting Started
Add New Auto Power On Black Jack Groups Auto Power Off Alarm Speed Dial Security Schedule Contacts Management Note Main Screen Icons Battery power indicator. More bars indicate a higher power level. The more bars, the stronger signal No service You have received one or more text messages Indicate the message box is full You have received one or more voicemail messages... - Page 8 Close the back cover Open the back cover The mobile phone can only work with the UIM card. Press and hold the end key till power off. Insert the UIM card with the metallic contact downwards, sliding it into the slot as shown by the arrow, paying attention to the position of the slanted angle. To remove the UIM card, slide the card out in the direction shown.
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Page 9: Making And Received Calls
Installing the battery Installed the battery Closing the back cover Power on / off your phone When power off and battery is sufficient, to press and hold the end key can switch phone on. If a password or a PIN code is activated, to enter the password or the PIN code is a must. -
Page 10: Entering Letters, Numbers And Symbols
In the standby mode, long press key 2 to 9 to speed dial a number. You also can press the key 2 to 9 and then press the Send key to speed dial a number. Please go to Contacts > Speed dial to set the number from your phonebook first. Key 1 is a default setting for voice mail number. - Page 11 Inbox Select Messages > Inbox and press OK key or Left soft key to enter Inbox list. The messages in the Inbox are displayed. Use Up/Down key to select the message, and then press OK key to view its detail. When reading the message, you can: -Use Up/ Down key to scroll the texts.
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Page 12: Contacts
View the available memory about Phone (Inbox, Outbox, and Draft) and UIM card Reserved Messages Select Messages> Reserved Messages to enter Reserved Messages. You can create messages, edit reserved messages, or view failed reserved messages. When the reserved time is arriving, the phone will register to send the message. Voice Mail Select Voice Mail, you can view the voice mails. -
Page 13: Recent Calls
Recent Calls Call records You can access your call records by press Call key from main screen. Or select Menu >Recent Calls to access the call record list. Call time You can access to view the time of Received Calls, Outgoing Calls, All Calls and Reset the call time. -
Page 14: Tools
-Including phone code activation and inactivation. If you activate the phone code, you have to enter the phone code every time when the cell phone powers on. -Change password: you can change a new password. PIN setting: Including PIN checking and PIN resetting. When PIN code is activated, the PIN code need to be input when cell phone turns on. -
Page 15: Display
and the right key to insert [÷ ], the upper key is used to insert [+] and the lower key to insert [× ]. Press the OK key to display the result of the calculation. World Time This function allows you to find out the time in different cities around the world. Press the navigation key to select the city you want. -
Page 16: Entertainment
particular area. Entertainment You can find three games under this menu. Alarm Your mobile phone has a built-in alarm clock. You can edit up to 6 alarm clocks. Schedule There is a monthly-view calendar for you to keep track of important meetings, appointments, etc. - Page 17 following table. If the problem remains unsolved, please contact the phone vendor. Item to be checked The telephone does Make sure that the charger is correctly connected to not charge properly the phone and the power socket. Make sure you are using a charger specifically designed for this phone.
- Page 18 Item to be checked The phone signal is Make sure the phone antenna is not damaged. poor or switches off Check the phone signal strength. frequently If there is no signal, use your phone in a location where the signal is strong. The phone displays Check if you are in an area where the signal is weak “out of network”...
- Page 19 medical instruments, such as pacemakers, hearing aids and other electronic medical devices. Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that mobile phones are kept at least 15 cm away from pacemakers to prevent the phone interference. When using the phone, you should hold it against the ear on the opposite side to the device, to reduce interference.
- Page 20 Using the phone on an airplane is strictly forbidden. Turn off your phone before you board an aircraft. It is recommended to remove the battery to avoid the phone being turned on accidentally. Storing environment To avoid demagnetizing problem, keep the phone away from magnetic materials, such as magnetic discs and credit cards.
- Page 21 Do not use your phone while it is being charged during thunderstorms, or use it outdoors to avoid being struck by lightning or other injury. Do not use your mobile phone in dusty, wet, dirty places or places near magnetic fields to prevent malfunction of its internal circuits.
- Page 22 Wipe dust off the power plug and keep it dry to avoid risk of fire If the phone or accessories do not work properly, contact your local vendor Do not dismantle the phone or its accessories yourself. Protecting the environment Please observe the local regulations on phone packaging, battery and used phone disposal and bring them to the collection point for proper recycling.
- Page 23 battery from leaking, overheating, catching fire or exploding. Keep the charger away from any container of water or other liquids. Infiltration of liquid may cause electric leakage or other malfunction to the charger. If the battery leaks, emits smoke or a strange odour, cease use immediately and move it far away from naked flames or people to avoid a fire or injury from explosion.
- Page 24 Warning: The manufacturer disclaims any liability for damage, which may result as a consequence of improper use of this mobile phone or use contrary to the instructions contained in this manual. ALCATEL is trademark of Alcatel-Lucent and is used under license by TCT Mobile Limited.
- Page 25 FCC Regulations: This mobile phone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This mobile phone has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
- Page 26 RF Exposure Information (SAR) This mobile phone meets the government‟s requirements for exposure to radio waves. This phone is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S.