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  • Page 1: User Manual

    USER MANUAL VSP355g...
  • Page 2 Dear Customer, You have purchased a quality VESTEL product by preferring our telephone device. Your device will serve you for long years as long as you display the necessary care and maintenance. The manual contains instructions and pictures for the telephone.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Safety Information ................. Important Information Regarding User Manual ........ Issues to be Considered About Carrying and Transportation ..Liability Limitation ................General Duties of Buttons .............. General Appearance ..............Telephone Use ................Cleaning and Maintenance ............. Troubleshooting ................

  • Page 4: Safety Information

    Safety Information power cable while cleaning it. • Do not get your device near heaters and • Do not use damaged power cables or high pressure containers. plugs. • Do not scratch the paint, logo etc. found • Do not touch the power cable or the on your device.
  • Page 5 electrical parts are exposed, cause damage to the device or injuries. -If the device came into contact with water • If a problem occurs regarding product or or other liquids. battery; the necessary repair and battery • If one of the situations mentioned is change operation must only be performed observed, power off the device immediately by the authorized service.
  • Page 6 that at least 15cm distance is placed • Your phone might get hot during normal between a device and the pacemaker to use and charging. prevent a possible interference. • Close the open applications if your phone • Do not use your device near devices overheats.
  • Page 7 the earphones and never text while driving. overheating, fire or explosion. • Do not place sharp objects like needles • Do not use the device in gas stations. • Keep the device 15mm away from your next to the earplugs. •...
  • Page 8 WARNING: COMPLIES • Before use, make sure you read and WITH ETSI TS 123.038 V8.0.0 understand the user manual. AND ETSI TS 123.040 V8.1.0 • Connection may not be established in TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS any condition during an emergency call. WHICH CONTAIN ALL Only the device should not be relied on for TURKISH CHARACTERS.

  • Page 9: Important Information Regarding User Manual

    • Copying or duplication by any means of Instruction Symbol any text, figure etc. information contained Wi-Fi (WLAN): This device can be in the manual is forbidden without written used in all European countries. 5150 - 5350 consent of the copyright holders. MHz band is limited for only indoor use •...

  • Page 10: Liability Limitation

    delivered to the customer are not covered under the warranty. Liability Limitation All the technical information, instructions of use, the devices operation and main- tenance in this manual includes the latest information regarding your product. Manufacturing company does not assume any responsibility for damages and injuries that might be caused due to not observing the instructions in this user manual, using...

  • Page 11: General Duties Of Buttons

    General Duties of Buttons Key Title One-Click Touch and Hold Last Applications Lists the last used applications. Button Home Screen Opens the the home screen. Google browser opens when home Button screen button is pressed and dragged. Back Button Opens the screen you viewed previ- ously.

  • Page 12: General Appearance

    General Appearance 4. Light sensor 5. Proximity Sensor WARNING: The specifications in this 6. Power Button user manual and visuals and the content of 7. Headphones Jack the box can vary depending on model. 8. Touch screen 9. Loudspeaker 10. Micro-USB input 11.

  • Page 13: Telephone Use

    Telephone Use pull the card downwards. Opening the Back Cover of the Phone Inserting and Removing SD Card UIM/SIM Card Inserting and Removing First, remove the back cover of the phone UIM/SIM Card must be inserted before making a call. Please turn off your phone to insert SD card.
  • Page 14 Inserting and Removing the Battery WARNING: SD card inserted/removed notification and recognition information requires the smartphone to be turned off and on. Recharging the Battery It is advised to fully charge the battery before first use of the phone.
  • Page 15 WARNING: When plug- Light Touch/Short Press/Click ging the Micro-USB socket Applications can generally be opened with into the phone, the USB a light touch. symbol must be up. Phone will be damaged if it is in- Touch and Hold serted upside down and A symbol on the screen can be lightly pres- forced.
  • Page 16 Scrolling and index finger) together, and zoom out To easily test photographs, web pages and function by sliding your fingers similar applications, move your finger on apart. the screen surface without stopping in first NOTE: Generally works in Maps, browsers touch (and thus avoid dragging).
  • Page 17 Proximity Sensor Turning VSP355g On 1. Keep the power button pressed until the Turns off and locks the screen during a call screen turns on. for the screen not to be affected. 2. If you appointed a pin number to your UIM/SIM card, please enter this pin code.
  • Page 18 Home Screen symbols which display your phone’ s status; Network signal strength, Battery status, current time, USB connection status and data service information. Notification Indicator To be able to turn notification indicator on, pull the status bar down by lightly touching it.
  • Page 19 Application Menu the Symbol to its new location/a new page Please enter the main Menu list interface and release. to access the applications. Removing the Symbol Arranging the Home Screen Touch the Symbol you want to remove and Wallpaper (changing) Setting keep it pressed, and drag it to the remove At the Home Screen, keep your finger icon that appears on the screen.
  • Page 20 Writing With The Keyboard with a single push of the power button. Using the On-Screen Keyboard You can continue listening to music or answering calls while the screen is locked. When you need to input text or a Number, the on-screen keyboard appears Unlocking the Screen automatically.
  • Page 21 International Call the ‘ C all’ Symbol on the application menu or the home screen. To make an International Call, keep the Dial the number you want to call or select a ‘0’ button pressed and dial (+). Enter the number/contact from the call log and press international code of the country you the Call symbol.
  • Page 22 Rejecting/Answering Call All Calls When another person calls you with the Incoming Calls screen locked, touch the answer symbol, Outgoing Calls and touch the reject symbol Missed Calls Reject Answer reject the call. You can press the call button to the right of call history to call the number you desire.
  • Page 23 Call Details Messages Touch the contact on call history menu and In the Home Screen or application menu then click on the contact profile picture, interface, click on the message icon to see you can assign a special ringtone to the the message list.
  • Page 24 of the message/Add a number from the automatically becomes an MMS message. last calls list or select one of the contacts. Before sending the MMS message, enter a Then click on the empty message page and number to the recipient area and write your write your message.
  • Page 25 notification panel and view your message You can open the menu options by keeping by selecting the incoming message any conversation pressed in the Active notification. You can perform the same Messaging list. action by clicking on the message symbol •...
  • Page 26 Menu - messaging, incoming message Notification Settings. screen. Mail Search (Magnifier) E-mail accounts and e-mail exchanges to Press the search symbol on the lower be able to log on to the first mobile data is right of the message list, write the word turned on or WIFI connection is required .
  • Page 27 Writing and Sending Emails as you create/register your account. Please enter the email address you want to create/ • Select menu and then email symbol to use and its password. If your GSM service access the mail index interface. provider does not support email account •...

  • Page 28: Event Notification

    New Event (Add) Deleting and Editing an Event You can always add a new event to the Deleting and Editing an Event To see Event calendar regardless of the view mode details, select an event and press the Menu selected. button, select the pencil symbol and edit •...
  • Page 29 screen. Select time zone and time settings as automatic. To setup an alarm, click on alarm and complete the setup as desired. Calculator There are two methods to switch between You can use the calculator on the phone the two panels: for simple and complex mathematical •...
  • Page 30 option is not displayed if text is not selected and press the magnifier icon. and copier or cut. Perform the calculation Camera / Digital Video you want to make and press the “=” symbol to finalize it. You can delete the mistyped Your phone is equipped with a camera numbers and operation symbols with to enable you to shoot digital videos and...
  • Page 31 camera mode by touching the camera Video Recording: Switch to digital video symbol at the mode selection on lower mode and press the red recording button right. to start recording. • Touch the camera symbol to return to WARNING: It is recommended to photograph mode.
  • Page 32 in photo interface. You can also access your • First, upload some music to telephone photos from the gallery. memory or SD card. • Enter the music player application and Music select the music you want to play and then Some features of Google Play Music select play.
  • Page 33 • Delete AMR, AAC+, OGG, etc. • Sound Effect ES File Manager WARNING: To avoid hearing loss, please With ES File Manager/Assistant/ Browser, do not listen to music with high volumes for you can arrange all the files on your SD prolonged times.

  • Page 34: Connecting And Disconnecting

    Connecting and Disconnecting Disconnect from Computer Phone and Computer You just have to unplug the cable to disconnect. Connecting the Phone to Computer • You can connect the phone to computer Downloads with the date cable that comes out of its Qualifies the received/downloaded files by box.

  • Page 35: Cleaning And Maintenance

    the network you wish to connect from mobile data connection, slide the button to curront accessible networks list. Also, you its right. You can use internet with the GSM network when mobile data is activated. can update the list by touching the “scan” option from the three dots menu.

  • Page 36: Troubleshooting

    SD If your device still does not work normally, card, SIM card and battery from the phone, contact Vestel Contact Centre (+90 44 44 and then place your phone in a protective 123). case and store in an adequately ventilated...
  • Page 37 PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY Unable to start You may not 1. Ensure that you keep the power button pressed for at the phone have pressed the least 2 seconds. power button 2. Ensure that the battery is placed correctly. Remove long enough, the the battery and reinstall it correctly and then press the battery might be power button again.
  • Page 38 UIM/SIM card 1. T he golden coloured 1. T horoughly clean this metal contact part with a cloth. error part of UIM/SIM card 2.Insert in correct orientation as specified in UIM/SIM might be dirty. card user manual. 2.UIM/SIM card 3.Contact your GSM service provider. might be inserted incorrectly.
  • Page 39 Low Call/Voice 1.Phone is muted. 1.Make sure the phone volume is up. Quality 2. Y ou are in a location 2. Y ou might be using the phone in locations with weak with weak network signal like ground floor, tunnel, places with network signal.
  • Page 40 Phone Not 1. Y ou are not connec- 1.Make sure you are connected to the network. Connecting ted to the network. 2.Check the Network connection settings of your To Internet 2.Network connecti- device. on is faulty. 3.Make sure you have UIM/ SIM card GSM network 3.
  • Page 41 3.Charge the phone in horizontal position. Try charging 3.Socket might be from a different power socket. faulty. 4.Please replace with a new one. 4.Battery or charger might be malfuncti- oning. You can access the detailed user manual of the device from the website www.vestel.com.tr .

  • Page 42: Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications VSP355g Model name 850/900/1800/1900 Frequency Band (L)152.5mm*(W) 77.5mm* Dimension GPRS (T)9.65mm 180 g Weight EDGE MSM8926 1.2 GHz UMTS Processor 900/2100 Frequency Band Quadcore 16 GB Carrier Internal Memory HSDPA 42 Mbps 1 GB HSUPA 5.76 Mbps Up to 32 GB Removable WiFi WLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n...
  • Page 43 • Specifications and this manual may be devices with maximum exposure limit modified without prior notification. (named Specific Absorption Rate or SAR) • Complies with AEEE Regulation. of 2,0 W/kg. After the tests, the recorded SAR value for this model is 0,324 W/kg. This appliance complies with Since the device is designed to emit RF the respective EU Directives.
  • Page 44 Disposing of your appliance in Terminal Telecommunication Equipment an environment-friendly way (R&TTE) directive. (Waste Electrical and Electronic This Device Can Be Used In Devices) (For countries with The Following Countries separate collection systems) This sign on the product, its accessories and related documents show that the product) its accessories (ex: charger, USB cable) must not be disposed of with other domestic waste.
  • Page 45 Disposing of Batteries in Correct Way should contact the dealer they purchased the product from or the legal authority (For countries with separate for detailed information on where and collection systems) Sign on how they will send the product for an the battery, manual and its environmentally safe disposal.
  • Page 46 battery. Use screen brightness at a low or throw it into a fire. To not remove, crush setting for energy efficiency. or pierce the battery. If you intend to dispose of the product, • Never place your phone under a heater the necessary measures will be taken in the or direct sunlight.
  • Page 47 The lifetime of your device stated and declared by the Consumer Protection and Market Surveillance General Directorate under T.R. Ministry of Customs and Commerce (the period for retaining parts required for the proper functioning of the device) is 5 years.

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