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Thank you for choosing this ICEMOBILE-Quattro. For a better use of the
phone, please read the manual carefully.
Quattro is designed for use on the GSM/GPRS network. The phone supports
dual-card online at the same time, you remove the two phones at the same
time bring the trouble to truly enjoy a life of science and technology.
Along with the basic communication function, it also provides you with
practical functions to help with your work and life, such as English input
methods, card-styled phonebook, watch/alarm clock, calendar, converter,
calculator, games, Bluetooth, Video recorder, mp3 and mp4 player, and
memory card. In addition, the phone is programmed with a personalized
interface and well-designed functions to satisfy your individual needs.
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  • Page 1 Thank you for choosing this ICEMOBILE-Quattro. For a better use of the phone, please read the manual carefully. Quattro is designed for use on the GSM/GPRS network. The phone supports dual-card online at the same time, you remove the two phones at the same time bring the trouble to truly enjoy a life of science and technology.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CHAPTER 1 S A F E T Y I N F O R M A T I O N ···············································3 1.1 G ······························· 3 ENERAL RECAUTIONS 1.2 B ······························· 5 ATTERY RECAUTIONS 1.3 C ······························· 7 HARGER RECAUTIONS CHAPTER 2 PHONE INTRODUCTION ············································8 2.1 SIM C ············································...

  • Page 3: General Precautions

    3.12 E ··············································35 XTRA 3.13 F ·········································36 &G AMES 3.14 O ·········································37 RGENIZER 3.15 C ········································39 ALCULATOR 3.16 U ····································39 ROFILES 3.17 B ·········································41 LUETOOTH 3.18 S ··········································42 ETTINGS CHAPTER 4 I N P U T M E T H O D S ····················································· 49 CHAPTER 5 T R O U B L E S H O O T I N G ················································...
  • Page 4  To prevent the disturbance of the radio wave from causing malfunction or other problems, do not use your phone around weak signal or high accuracy electronic equipment, especially otophone, pacemaker or other medical equipment, fire detector, auto-controlled door and devices. ...

  • Page 5: Battery Precautions

    credit cards, floppy disks. The radio wave of the phone may erase the information stored on them.  Do not expose the phone to humidity, water or other liquid; otherwise the phone may break down.  To prevent traffic accident, do not use the phone when driving. ...
  • Page 6 human eyes. In this case, please wash the eyes with clean water immediately (do not rub the eyes) and go to hospital as soon as possible.  Do not use and put the phone near areas of high temperature such as fire or heaters;...

  • Page 7: Charger Precautions

     Do not dispose of the battery with domestic garbage; instead you should dispose of it in line with the regulations. 1.3 Charger Precautions  Use a 220V AC power; otherwise it may cause leakage, excessive heat and damage to the phone and charger. ...

  • Page 8: Chapter 2 Phone Introduction

     Do not put heavy objects upon the power cord or refit it. Otherwise electric shock or fire may occur.  Disconnect the charger with electric power during cleaning and maintenance.  Hold the body of the charger other than the cord when disconnecting the charger with electric power;...
  • Page 9 All the information related to the connection to the network and logs of calls is recorded in the metal area of the SIM card. Also recorded on the SIM card are names and calls in the phonebook as well as text messages. You can also take the SIM card out and put it into another GSM mobile phone.

  • Page 10: Battery

    SIM card out of the slot.  Before installing the TF card, turn the phone off and remove the battery as well as other external power.  Insert the TF card into the TF slot.  When the TF card needs to be taken out, turn the phone off and take the TF card out of the slot.
  • Page 11  Charging the Battery Plug the charger into a power socket. The power is on when the power indictor light is lit *Note:Don’t take up the battery when the battery is charging. Insert the connector of the charger into the port on the right side of the phone.

  • Page 12: Data Line

    in a ventilated place with a temperature between ＋5℃ and ＋40℃. The use of unapproved charger may cause danger and will invalidate the warranty. - Charge the battery when the phone is turned off automatically or displays the warning of low battery. If the battery has not used up, the charging time will be shortened.

  • Page 13: Power On/Off The Phone

    by the computer. - Web Camera: in the camera mode, the phone can work as a camera. - Charging: use the charging function only. The phone returns to standby, and the other functions are still available. 2.4 Power on/off the phone ...
  • Page 14 (refer to 4.0 for the “input method” with specified actions). - Complete: select the entry to stand for finishing keying message and you can take the next steps. 1. Send only: to send the message, select to get into recipients and you can enter the phone number or look from the phonebook and select the receiver’s phone number.
  • Page 15 You can choose the following options： - Reply: reply to the sender of the message. - Delete: delete the message. - Edit: edit the message. - Forward: forward the message. - Copy to SIM Card (Phone): copy the message from the phone to the SIM card, or vice versa.
  • Page 16 recipient by choosing sending to multiple recipients or group. - Send form SIM2: you can send the message form SIM2 to more than one recipient by choosing sending to multiple recipients or group - Edit: edit the message. - Delete: delete the message. - Copy to SIM Card (Copy to Phone): copy the message from the phone to the SIM card, or vice versa.
  • Page 17 - Memory status: check the available space in SIM card or mobile message box. - Save location: choose to save in mobile or SIM card. - Transfer Setting: select the message transfer mode, GPRS preferred, GSM preferred, GPRS only or GSM only *Note: This function requires the support of the network supplier.
  • Page 18 - Use number: extract the sender’s number. - Reply: reply in multimedia format to the sender of the multimedia message or all the senders and recipients - Reply: reply in text message to the sender of the multimedia message or all the senders and recipients ­...

  • Page 19: Phonebook

    such as main network, roaming network, send report, read report and permit sending report and so on. - Filter: filter the multimedia messages. - Server Setting: MMS setting, including the settings of MMS center, linking type, gateway, port and account. *Note: MMS setting needs to set according to the local network supplier’s standard, such as linking type select as WAP or HTTP.
  • Page 20 - Send SMS: send message to the number - Send MMS: send MMS to the number - SIM1 IP Dial: activate the IP dial-up of numbers in the phonebook by SIM1 - SIM2 IP Dial: activate the IP dial-up of numbers in the phonebook by SIM2 - SIM3 IP Dial: activate the IP dial-up of numbers in the phonebook by SIM3...

  • Page 21: Calendar

     Copy All: copy all the entries from the phone to the card1, card2 ; copy all the entries form the card to the phone, or copy all the entries form the card1 to card 2; or vice versa.  Delete: select the items to delete the call record. Select to delete all the call record from SIM card1 .

  • Page 22: Services

     Calendar: create a new event and add an alarm clock to it by Once, Daily, User-defined, Weekly, and Monthly. ­ Once: the event will warn only once. ­ Daily: the event will warn at the specified time every day. ­...
  • Page 23  Bookmark: display the bookmarks available. Select it to connect to the website.  History: keep the websites you surfed on record.  Enter Address: enter any WAP website or other internet websites.  Setting: make the setting of websites browsing. Edit Setting Profile: select the Setting Profile among the 10 options provided.

  • Page 24: Multimedia

    Enter Address: enter directly the URL to go to the website Set as Homepage: set the current page as the homepage Save Picture: save the picture of the current page. Service Inbox: check the service inbox for messages. Settings: enter into the setting menu. Exit: exit the WAP explorer and back to the main menu.
  • Page 25 choice.  My channel：My channel list,Can be used to preserve the added channel.  Select area: provide different area setting for selection  Auto Searcher:Can auto search channel. The signal channel will be saved to the list of channels. You can choice of channel. ...
  • Page 26  Effects settings: choose the display style.  Set frame: choose the frame for the picture.  Storage: save the picture in the phone or the memory card.  Resotore default: reset to default setting.  Image viewer Store the pictures taken by the camera. ...
  • Page 27  To player：enter into film player and play the film recorded  Camcorder Settings: set the relevant parameters of the recorder  Video Settings: set the size, format, recording time, quality and sound effect of films.  Effects settings: choose a special effect for the recording. ...
  • Page 28 scrolling searching. Press the Left Soft Key to enter into the relevant settings of songs in the Playlist interface.  Play: play the selected file.  Details: check the details of the song  Add to the Ring: add the song into the ring library of profiles. ...

  • Page 29: Alarm

     Rename: rename the recorder  Delete: delete the current recorder  Delete all files: delete all the recorders  Setting: set the recorder’s format  Forward: send the recorder to profiles or sendy by multimedia message.  FM Radio the phone supports FM broadcast.

  • Page 30: Camera

     Ring setting： Choose melody or saved FM record as the ring tone  Snooze time (minute) ： Choose to snooze every few minutes. There are 11 options such as every 1 min to every 10 min and default.  Ring method: the option ring tones are ring, vibration, vibration and ring.
  • Page 31 SIM4 call history ，the manus as follows :  Missed Calls: to take the record of 10 missed calls.  Dialed Calls: to take the record of 10 dialed calls.  Received Calls: to take the record of 10 received calls. In the list of Logs, press Ok to check the detail of the entry, such as the date, time, name (if recorded in the phonebook) number and times of calling.
  • Page 32 - Received Calls: check the total duration of received calls. - Clear All: clear the timer and restart counting.  Call cost：The Call Meters can keep the record of your total call charge. - Last Call Charge: Check the last call charge. - All Call Charger：Check the total call charge.

  • Page 33: Notes

    - Clear Counters: start counting 3.9 Notes  Add ­ Date: the date of a memo entry. ­ Time: the time of a memo entry. ­ Remark: the message shown on the screen when warning. ­ Alarm Clock: open or close the alarm clock. ­...

  • Page 34: Audio Player

    3.10 Audio player Select Music Player to enter into the mp3 Player. Press the Left Soft Key to enter into Playlist and play the songs by scrolling searching. Press the Left Soft Key to enter into the relevant settings of songs in the Playlist interface.

  • Page 35: Extra

    ­ Create: create a new archive under the current folder. ­ Format: format the folder. ­ Rename: rename the files or folders. ­ Delete: delete the files or folders. ­ Sort: sort the files or folders. ­ Details: check the details of the files or folders. ­...

  • Page 36: Fun&Games

    in the other field.  EBook reader  Open ebook:Open the ebook file.  Cleanup bookshelf：Updata the ebook list.  Settings - Font style:Select the font style for Normal,Italic and Bold. - Scroll By: Select the scroll by page and line. - Auto scroll:Open and close the auto scroll.

  • Page 37: Orgenizer

    Java setting  Game  Mahjong - New game: start a new game. - Game mode: select the game level. - Top 10: record the player’s playing record. - Game explanation: get to see the game rules.  VSMJ New game: start a new game. Game mode: select the game level.
  • Page 38 ­ Daily: the event will warn at the specified time every day. ­ User-Defined: the event will warn at a time of the week defined by the user. ­ Weekly: the event will warn at the specified time every week. - Monthly: the event will warn at the specified time every month.

  • Page 39: Calculator

     Browse: check the stored entries.  Add: add a new entry  Edit: edit the stored entries.  Delete: delete a selected entry.  Delete All: delete all the entries.  Transfer: transfer the selected entry to another phone by messaging, or store it in the archives of the phone.
  • Page 40 Functions as follows: Ring Tone settings: change the ring tone for incoming calls, alarm clock, phone on/off, phone sliding, message and keypad tone. Ring volume: adjust the volume of ring tone and keypad tone. Ring Type: ring, vibration, vibration and ring, ring after vibration. Incoming Call Alert: ring once, ringing or ascending.

  • Page 41: Bluetooth

    3.17 Bluetooth The phone is equipped with the Bluetooth technology, and supporting ear bud mode, text transferring mode and other modes. Bluetooth menu settings as follows:  Activate: open or close Bluetooth.  Search for hands-Free Device: search for the current Bluetooth hands-free devices.

  • Page 42: Settings

    Delete All: delete all the records in the device list. Service Record: check the service available. Searching for new device: search for new devices within the effective range. *Note:1.By using the Bluetooth technology, the phone can get in connection with devices compatible with Bluetooth within 10 meters. However, the connection may be affected by barriers like wall or other electronic devices.
  • Page 43 SIM2 open: open the SIM2 SIM3 open: open the SIM3 SIM4 open: open the SIM4  Phone Setup  Time and Date: set time and date of the phone. - Set home city：Set the city of you seat. - Time/ Date Setting: set the current time and date. - Time Format: set the display format of time.
  • Page 44  Misc. settings: LCD Backlight：set mobile LCD backlight brightness and time.  Network setup  Network Selection: ­ Automatic: search automatically for the network to which the SIM card belongs to. ­ Manual: search for all available networks and register manually. ...
  • Page 45 PIN code and PUK code are supplied together. If not, please contact your network supplier. The default PIN code is 1234; please change it into your personalized password. 2、 Fixed Dial: If activated, only the numbers set in the list or numbers started with the digits in the list can be made.
  • Page 46  SIM4 security setup The same to the SIM1 security setup.  Phone Lock: The phone lock can prevent your phone from unapproved use. Select Phone Lock to activate the protection of your phone. The phone will ask for the password next time it is turned on;...
  • Page 47 1、Caller ID ­ Default: sending of your phone number in the default setting. ­ Hide: the other side cannot see your phone number during the calling. (Require the support of the network supplier.) ­ Send: the other side can see your phone number during the calling. 2、Call Waiting: You can activate it to be notified of incoming calls while you have a call in progress.
  • Page 48 Change Password: change the password 5、Line Switch: Switch between line 1 and line 2. (Note: when line 2 is chosen, no calls can be made.)  SIM2 call settings The same to the SIM1 call settings.  SIM3 call settings The same to the SIM1 call settings.

  • Page 49: Chapter 4 Input Methods

    Set the sound effect of audio player.  Equalizer: Normal Bass Dance Classical High pitch Banquet Rock Chapter 4 Input methods  Input Methods General Introduction This phone supports simplified Chinese input methods. It provides input method such as Capital letter, small letter, numbers. Functions allow the inputs of Chinese characters include: Write and edit text message...
  • Page 50 Write and edit names and numbers in the phonebook. Search for names of the numbers in the phonebook. Personalized greetings and owner ID. Memo and alarm o’clock in the memo.  Keypad Left Soft Key: is to confirm. Right Soft Key: is to clear a character or back. Navigation Keys: move the cursor in four directions (up, down, left and right), page up/down during selecting or selection in the Pinyin input method.

  • Page 51: Chapter 5 Trouble Shooting

    VWXvwx YZyz Change input methods Change capital letter space Space Call out symbols Change Line Delete Chapter 5 Trouble shooting Settings Such functions are not supported by the network certain function supplier or you haven’t applied for them. fail PIN locked Enter the password and PUK code supplied with the SIM card or contact the network supplier.
  • Page 52 SIM card or contact the network supplier. Call meter The data transfer counter doesn’t work; please invalid contact your network supplier. 1. The SIM card is dirty, clean it. SIM card errors 2. Reinstall the SIM card 3. The SIM card is damaged, change one. Manufacture reserves ultimate...

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