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- Page 1 Touching your future Thank you for choosing FLY M90 mobile phone! Features 16 polyphonic ringtones Ringer/Vibrator Auto power Smart dial Phonebook Speed dial Own number Funny game ...
- Page 3 This document is provided as a user guide on Fly mobile phones only and does not constitute any explanation about the hardware and software configuration of the products described in this document.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Content Features....... 1 Hold call make another (Network service) . 9 For your safety....V Switch calls (Network Your Phone service)......9 Use smart dial....10 Keys redial a dialed call ... 10 parts Listen to your voicemail... 10 front view...... - Page 6 Text Entry17 Delete ......25 Own number....25 Text editor..17 Memory status....25 Switch input methods Messages26 Abc....18 Write new . 26 eZi Eng..18 Inbox ..27 Use eZi Eng ....18 Draft box... 28 ...
- Page 7 Picture ......35 Languages....ss40 Time ....... 35 Factory reset....41 Text display..... 35 Call setup.. 41 Backlight brightness..35 Call volume..... 41 Backlight time ....35 Divert......41 Keyboard light....35 Answer mode....42 Contrast......36 Call waiting ..... 42 Game..37 Caller ID ....
- Page 8 PIN2 code ...... 55 Your caller cannot reach you ....50 PUK code....... 56 cannot PUK2 code ..... 56 make calls Charging and call discharging volume is too low ....50 Precautions Your when using batteries ..57 correspondent cannot hear...
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Page 9: For Your Safety
For your safety Read these simple guidelines before using the phone. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal. Refer to “Safety information” on page 50 for any further information. ROAD SAFETY COMES SWITCH OFF IN FIRST AIRCRAFT Obey all local laws. Follow any restrictions. - Page 10 CONNECTING TO PROTECT THE OTHER DEVICES CHILDREN When connecting to any Do not store any small other device, read its user parts of the phone such as guide for detailed safety a memory card where instructions. Do not children may access connect incompatible them.
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Page 11: Features
Your Phone Keys and Parts FRONT VIEW FLY M90... -
Page 12: Display Icons
New SMS: The icon appears when a new Silent: The Silent message has been received. The icon profile is active. blinks when your message box is full. Ring & Vibration: Your Alarm: An alarm is phone rings and active. FLY M90... - Page 13 Your Phone vibrates for a new incoming call or message. Roaming: Appears when you are out of your home area and have registered on a different network. FLY M90...
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Page 14: Install The Sim
(2) With the back of the phone facing you, slide the cover in the direction of the arrow to remove it. Then, remove the battery. (3) Insert the SIM card into the holder as shown, unbeveled corner first, with the gold colored contacts on the SIM card facing down. FLY M90... -
Page 15: Charge Battery
Your phone is powered by a rechargeable Li-ion battery. A travel charger is supplied with the phone when you purchase. When charging is in progress, you can still use your phone as usual. HARGE WITH A TRAVEL CHARGER (1) Install the battery properly. FLY M90... - Page 16 Important: Use batteries and chargers approved by Meridian Mobile for use only. Using unapproved batteries or chargers may cause explosion. FLY M90...
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Page 17: Battery Strength Indicator
You need to enter a PUK code to unlock it. Read “Safety information” on page 49 for more details. WITH THE PHONE OFF Press and hold key for about two seconds to switch off the FLY M90... - Page 18 Perform a speed dial hold Press and Insert a Pause (P) between hold numbers. Press 1．In the standby mode, input *. 2．In text entry mode, open the symbols list. Press and Switch between the Silent mode hold and Normal mode. FLY M90...
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Page 19: Call Functions
(1) When you are on a call, use the keypad to enter another phone number. (2) Press to make the new call and the first call is automatically put on hold. WITCH CALLS ETWORK SERVICE When you have one active call and one on-hold call, you can press FLY M90... -
Page 20: Use Smart Dial
In the standby mode, press and hold key to dial the voice mailbox number. AKE AN EMERGENCY CALL Enter the emergency phone number and press to dial. ADJUST CALL VOLUME During a call, you can simply press to adjust the call volume, -10- FLY M90... -
Page 21: Answer Or
Auto answer：when you select［Settings→Call setup→Answer mode→Auto answer］and when a hands-free kit is used, the phone will automatically answer an incoming call in around 3 seconds. You can also press key to answer the call before the phone automatically answers it. -11- FLY M90... -
Page 22: Reject A Call
If you have activated call waiting function, your phone gives off a warning tone when you have another incoming call during an active call. You can: Press to answer the second call, with the active call automatically put on hold. Press to reject the second call. -12- FLY M90... -
Page 23: (Network Service)
Enter [Messages] menu. Refer to Messages “Messages” on page 30 for more details. (3) If you want to drop a participant from the conference call, select it from the list and then press and select [End -13- FLY M90... -
Page 24: End A Call
Call Functions current call]. END A CALL Press to end a call. -14- FLY M90... -
Page 25: Recent Calls
In the standby mode, press key and select［Recent calls→ Outgoing calls］. In the standby mode, press key to enter. Select your desired outgoing call record and press key to view the detailed information. -15- FLY M90... -
Page 26: Call Timers
Last call：shows the duration of your last call. Answered calls：shows total duration of all your answered calls. Outgoing calls：shows total duration of all your outgoing calls. Total time：shows total duration of all calls. -16- FLY M90... -
Page 27: Switch Methods
When you’re editing a text message, the display screen will look like the below image. Text edit area Input method in use Matches available Switch Input Methods In text entry mode, you can press to switch input methods. -17- FLY M90... -
Page 28: Use Ezi Eng
(2) Select the right word：When there are more than one matched words, press keys to select your desired one and press key to confirm. Tip: Press key to change the case (eZiENG: uppercase text; eZiEng: sentence case text; eZieng: lowercase text. -18- FLY M90... - Page 29 Text Entry Press the keys corresponding to the digits you want. -19- FLY M90...
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Page 30: Insert Symbols
The phone has several preset message templates that you can insert quickly into your message. Phone No. With this option, you can select a phone number from your Phbook to insert. Help Get tips about text entry. -20- FLY M90... -
Page 31: Phbook Entries
You can know the storage location according to the icon on the left of the name. Icon What does it mean? The contact entry is saved in the SIM. The contact entry is saved in the phone. -21- FLY M90... -
Page 32: Search For A Contact In Smart Dial
Edit Before Call: Change the selected number before dialing. Add New Entry In the standby mode, select [Phbook→Add new entry]. DD TO Each contact entry saved in the SIM can only contain a name -22- FLY M90... -
Page 33: Add To Phone
Speed Dial Use this menu to assign speed dial numbers to eight of your most frequently dialed numbers. Key is reserved for [Voice mail]. SSIGN A SPEED DIAL NUMBER (1) In the standby mode, select [Phbook→Speed dial]. -23- FLY M90... -
Page 34: Cancel A Speed Assignment
<Ok> to continue copying until the target memory is full. 3．When copying entries from phone to SIM, only the name and phone number are copied. An entry saved in the phone with multi-numbers will be saved as several entries with the same name in the SIM. -24- FLY M90... -
Page 35: Delete
This menu allows you to check your own phone number. EMORY TATUS This menu allows you to check the number of contact entries you have stored and maximum number of contact entries you can store in the phone’s memory and in the SIM card. -25- FLY M90... -
Page 36: Messages26
In the standby mode, press select［Write Message］to creat a new message. A message can contain up to 160 characters. Write Message： (1) In the text entry screen, select your desired text input method. Read “Text entry” on page 20 for details. -26- FLY M90... -
Page 37: Inbox
The Inbox stores all messages that you receive. Icon that precedes the title of a received message indicates the status of it. Icons What does it mean? Unread message. The message is saved in the SIM. The message is saved in the phone. -27- FLY M90... -
Page 38: Draft Box
Draft Box After creating a message, select <Ok> and then press key to save the msesage in the [Draft box]. The draft box also stores messages that are unsuccessfully sent. Read “Inbox” on page 27 for more details. -28- FLY M90... -
Page 39: Outbox
Default storage ： Select a preferred memory to save the messages after your phone receives them. When you select [Mobile］, all messages received are saved in the phone until the phone memory is full. -29- FLY M90... -
Page 40: Voice Mail
Broadcast is a network service that allows you to receive a variety of text messages, including weather forecast or traffic information. For more details, consult your service provider. CTIVATE Check status: to check whether the broadcast is turned on or -30- FLY M90... - Page 41 Use this menu to create a new channel. Channels created are automatically saved in the [List] and your phone receives broadcast messages from the channels existed in the list. Use this menu to delete a channel saved. -31- FLY M90...
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Page 42: Profiles
Home Long melody Long Long melody Ring tone None melody1 Short melody Short Short SMS tone None melody1 melody1 Volume set Level 5 Level 5 None Level 4 Ring type None Increasing Vibrate type Keypad tone On -32- FLY M90... -
Page 43: Edit
Delivery Report Tone： Set the phone to sound when you receive a text message from the network informing you that your message is successfully sent. View Use this menu to view settings for a profile. In [View] menu, select -33- FLY M90... -
Page 44: Reset
<Edit> to enter Edit window. Read “Edit” on page 30 for more details. Note: You are not allowed to reset settings of the Silent mode. Reset Use this menu to reset settings of a profile (except the Silent mode) to its default value. -34- FLY M90... -
Page 45: Display
Network name：Display the network operator’s name on the standby screen. Text：Display the text you input on the standby screen. Backlight Brightness Press to adjust the backlight brightness. Backlight Time Select the length of time the backlight stays on. Keyboard Light Select［Off］,［Night］or［Always on］. -35- FLY M90... -
Page 46: Contrast
Display Contrast Press to adjust the contrast ratio of the display screen. -36- FLY M90... -
Page 47: New Game
Start to play the game. ETTINGS Set the difficulty level of the game. You can select elementary, intermediate or advanced. CORES View the top five game scores. Get tips and rules on how to play the game. -37- FLY M90... -
Page 48: Alarm Status
You can select ［ Everyday］ , ［ Workday］ or ［ Define］ . For instance, when you select［Everyday］, the alarm rings at the preset alarm time each day. LARM Use this menu to select your desired alarm tone. -38- FLY M90... -
Page 49: Cancel All
Cancel All Use this menu to deactivate all alarms. -39- FLY M90... -
Page 50: Settings Auto Power On/Off
Set date：Change the date. Date format：Select［D/M/Y］,［M/D/Y］or［Y/M/D］as the date format. Phone Settings UTO POWER Set the phone to power on or off automatically at a preset time. ANGUAGE Use this menu to change the display language. -40- FLY M90... -
Page 51: Factory Reset
Cancel All：Cancel all call diverting options. Check status：Check if any diverting option has been selected. Note: Call diverting is a network service. Contact your service provider for more information. -41- FLY M90... -
Page 52: Answer Mode
Hide Number：Hide your phone number from the person you are calling. Set by net：Your phone uses the default settings provided by the network. Note: This is a network service. Contact your service provider for more details. -42- FLY M90... -
Page 53: Set Network43
Replace with…：Replace the currently selected network with another one from the list. Network Code：Add a network code for the currently selected network. Delete：Delete the currently selected network. Move Position：Move the selected network down to the next position. -43- FLY M90... -
Page 54: Security
Change password ： Use this menu to change your phone password. Note: The phone password is preset to 0000. To prevent unauthorized access to your phone, make sure to change the preset password as soon as possible after your purchase. -44- FLY M90... - Page 55 Change PIN2：Use this menu to change your PIN2 code. Warning: If you enter an incorrect PIN2 three times in succession, the code is blocked. To unblock it, you need to enter your PIN2 supplied by your service provider. -45- FLY M90...
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Page 56: Care And
Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean the phone. Clean your phone with a soft fabric dipped with suds if necessary. Do not paint the phone. Paint can clog the moving parts and prevent proper operation. -46- FLY M90... - Page 57 Care and Maintenance Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications or attachments could damage the phone and may violate regulations governing radio devices. -47- FLY M90...
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Page 58: Cannot Be Switched On
Trouble Shooting If your phone does not work properly, read the followings to see if you can find a solution. If none of them helps, contact your nearest service center for help. Your phone cannot be switched on Possible reason What should you try? You didn’t hold the Retry by holing the power key for about... -
Page 59: Pin/Puk
PIN/PUK codes are locked Possible reason What should you try? Wrong PIN/ PUK If PIN code is locked, enter PUK code codes are entered. to unlock. But if you enter an incorrect PUK code ten times in succession, SIM card will be permanently blocked and cannot be used anymore. -
Page 60: Your Cannot Reach You
Your caller cannot reach you Possible reason What should you try? Call diverting Deactivate call diverting settings. function is activated. You cannot make calls Possible reason What should you try? Your phone is Switch on your phone. switched off. You are in a weak Move and try again. -
Page 61: Doesn't Ring For An Incoming
speaking Possible reason What should you try? The Mute option is Unmute the microphone in the options activated. during a call. The speaker is too far Hold the phone close enough to your away from your mouth. mouth. phone doesn’t ring incoming call Possible reason... -
Page 62: Network Failure
after the battery power low. was used up last time. The battery is not Reinstall the battery. properly installed with the phone. The charger is not Reconnect the charger plug to the properly connected to phone connector until you see the the phone. -
Page 63: Safety Information
Safety Information Operating environment Remember to follow any special regulations in force in any area where you use your phone. Switch off your phone near a refueling point, bunker, chemical plant or blasting. Follow any restrictions. Not following them may cause an explosion or even death. -
Page 64: Hearing Aid
To minimize the potential for interference, persons with pacemakers should: Always keep the phone more than 6 inches (15.3cm) from their pacemaker when the phone is switched on. Not carry the phone in a breast pocket. Hold the phone to the ear opposite to the pacemaker. Warning: If you have any reason to suspect that interface is taking place, switch off the phone immediately. -
Page 65: Access Codes
Important: When making an emergency call, give all the necessary information as accurately as possible. Your wireless phone may be the only means of communication at the scene of an accident. Do not end the call until given permission to do so Access Codes Phone password This code, supplied with the phone, protects your phone against... -
Page 66: Puk Code
PUK code This code may be supplied with the SIM card. If you do not have the code, contact your service provider or SIM card vendor. If you enter an incorrect PUK code ten times in succession, SIM card is void and cannot be used anymore. -
Page 67: When Using Batteries
Tips: The full performance of a new battery is achieved only after two or three complete charge and discharge cycles. It’s suggested that the first two or three charging times last for over 10 hours. Precautions when using batteries Never use any charger or battery that is damaged in any way. ... -
Page 68: When Using Enhancements
your pocket or purse. Short-circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the connecting object. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. Dispose of batteries according to local regulations. Please recycle when possible. Do not dispose as household waste. ... - Page 69 nonprofessional persons.
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