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MyOrigo mydevice Z1
Second Edition
This document is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either
expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties
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  • Page 1 MyOrigo mydevice Z1 Second Edition This document is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchant ability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. This manual could include technical or other inaccuracies or typographical errors.
  • Page 2 Introduction The MyOrigo mydevice Z1 is a triple band phone and can be operated on E- GSM 900, GSM 1800 and GSM 1900 networks, which means that you are able to use the device in many regions across the world.

  • Page 3: Getting Started

    Getting Started Overview DRAFT 1. Function Key A 2. Function Key B 3. Infrared Port 4. LED Indicator 5. Earpiece 6. Haptitouch Screen 7. Microphone 8. Camera Lens 9. Battery Cover Release 10.Mini USB Data Cable Connector 11.Headset Connector Port 12.Charger Connector Port Getting Started...

  • Page 4: Inserting The Battery

    Inserting the Battery Removing the Battery Cover 1. With your fingernail, pull the battery cover latch downwards 2. Lift the cover slightly at the battery cover latch end and gently slide upwards to release the battery cover from the upper corner release catches.
  • Page 5 Attaching the battery 1. Place the battery into the back of the phone, with the golden connectors facing down. 2. Push the battery down at the bottom and then slide up so that the battery is locked into position by means of the battery locking pins. Removing the battery 1.
  • Page 6 Inserting the SIM card in the device 1. Insert the SIM card with the golden contacts facing down as shown in the picture. Removing the SIM card from the device 1. Press lightly on the card and slide out in the opposite direction from inserting.
  • Page 7 Removing the MultiMedia card 1. Press lightly on the card and slide out in the opposite direction from inserting. Charging the device 1. Connect the charger to the mains socket. DRAFT 2. Connect the other end of the charger lead to the bottom of the device. When the device is switched off and the charger is connected, Charging...

  • Page 8: Led Indication Lights

    LED Indication Lights Normal blinking is when the LED flashes every 2 seconds. Slow blinking is when the LED flashes three times slower than normal. Green LED indications • Continuously on - the device is in the start up procedure. •...
  • Page 9 Aeroplane Mode The aeroplane mode allows you to use the device without any voice calls and data connections. You may be asked to provide a Device lock code, the factory set device lock code is 0000. To change this code, switch this function off see... 1.
  • Page 10 DRAFT Getting Started...

  • Page 11: Key Functions

    Key Functions Keys Lens Keys Lens Press once Long Press when keyboard is active it will change the to shortcut to the Notepad keyboard to the character keyboard Application, opens the key- board to write a new note when keyboard is active it will change the to shortcut to the Calendars, character keyboard to the number keyboard View today.

  • Page 12: Side Keys

    Side Keys Side When Half Press to: Full Click to: Long Full Click Continuous Half Press to: in the book turn 1 page for- repeat page ward turning for- wards using mir- lock mirroring use the cursor open a Fast activate mirror- roring on/off...

  • Page 13: Main Index Pages

    Main Index Pages The mydevice menu structure is set out like a book with chapters, sub chapters and pages. There are 12 application chapters which make up the main index and these are the highest level of the book structure. It is not possible to change the main index page contents or the order.
  • Page 14 Using the cursor in mirroring mode to navigate the menus 1. Partially press and hold the A key. 2. When the cursor is tilted across the menu pages of an application the cursor changes to and the menu section is highlighted as grey. 3.

  • Page 15: Action Fields

    When a internet page or large picture is loaded into the device and dis- played on the screen. • Fully pressing the A key once will switch the view between fit to screen and 1:1 scale. Pictures Needed To zoom by tilting the device When a internet page or large picture is loaded into the device and dis- played on the screen.

  • Page 16: Fast Menus

    • Web page - • Object - Fast Menus These are option menus that can be activated in the device applications. These menus are dynamic options, meaning that different options will be available depending on what function or position in the book you are. With a long press on an application chapter a fast menu will appear with icons that will show you options for that specific function or will show you the details viewer...

  • Page 17: Commands And Icons

    Commands and Icons Status bar icons GPRS connection active GPRS connection inactive Circuit Switched Dialling Sound on Irda connection Sound off USB cable attached Aeroplane mode Headset attached Missed call Call active Divert call on Message received Message in outbox Sending message in outbox Alarm on Playing music...
  • Page 18 Device Busy Wait Error Fatal error Warning Completed Battery full Battery low Charging battery USB connection USB disconnected Headset DRAFT Key Functions...
  • Page 19 Standby menu commands Power off Device is locked Sounds on Device is unlocked Mute on Flight mode Contact application commands Contact Save to SIM Contact Group Copy from SIM to device Contact Chooser Move to SIM Synchronize contacts Move from SIM Delete contact from device Delete from SIM Contact application icons...
  • Page 20 Reply E-mail to all Forward E-mail Send and Receive E-mail DRAFT Key Functions...
  • Page 21 Messages application icons Received SMS Received SMS on SIM Opened SMS Opened SMS on SIM Sent SMS Received MMS Opened MMS Sent MMS Received E-mail Received E-mail with attach- ment Opened E-mail Opened E-mail with attach- ment Replied E-mail Replied E-mail with attach- ment Forwarded E-mail Forwarded E-mail with attach-...
  • Page 22 Calendar application commands New event New task Select date Synchronise Move left Move right Move up Move down Calendar application icons Alarm Event Task Task done Camera application commands Take picture Save picture Cancel picture Picture chooser DRAFT Music application commands Fast forward Fast rewind Next...

  • Page 23: Standby Menu

    Web page file Folder Stored on memory card Settings application commands Change security code Server User profile Remove server Reset device Set time and date Synchronize Profile synchronization Calibrate Find time zone Programs application commands Calculator Notepad DRAFT Info application commands Help Show tutorial Next tutorial...

  • Page 24: Silent Mode

    • you unlock the key lock • you receive an incoming call • you receive a message To turn on the key lock 1. Full click the A & B keys simultaneously to access the standby menu. 2. Press Lock When the device is key locked the virtual phone will be displayed with Screen locked displayed.

  • Page 25: Character And Number Input

    Character and Number Input Character Keyboard The virtual keyboard is used for entering new text and editing texts in all the applications that require or need text inputs, for example writing a note, an SMS message etc. The title field notifies the text types.

  • Page 26: Numeric Keyboard

    Numeric keyboard If you want to add a numbers or numeric signs to the text you are entering then you can switch the input keyboard from the character keyboard to the numeric keyboard by pressing the lens 123 key. After entering the symbols you can switch back to the character keyboard by pressing the lens ABC key.

  • Page 27: Call Functions

    Call Functions The phone application can be activated in several ways, from the Phone key on the lens , though the Fast menu or from the Calls/New call field. Depending on how you are using the device you can choose the most appro- priate way to access the phone application.

  • Page 28: Speed Dialling

    • Press the A key to increase the volume • Press B key to decrease the volume High To make a call to a stored contact from the phone application 1. When in standby mode of the phone application, press ABC The number buttons will change to letter buttons.

  • Page 29: Call Management

    • Call duration • Number of calls • Phone Number To view the details of a call 1. Select a single call from the Calls menu with a long press to activate the Fast menu. 2. Press Details Call Management The call management menu is a dynamic menu which contains the in-call options through the menus.

  • Page 30: Missed Calls

    Missed Calls The device stores the 12 last missed calls, a message 1 missed call will appear under the Calls chapter in the contents page and also be displayed in the status header. To view your missed calls • Select Calls/Missed calls. Call Waiting See Settings/Phone Settings page...

  • Page 31: Call Holding

    Call Holding To put a call on hold 1. Press Manage Call 2. Select Hold call To take the call off hold, repeat steps 1 and 2 and select the call Activate Call To hold a call and make a new call 1.

  • Page 32: Receiving A Third Call

    Receiving a third call It is not possible to answer a third call without ending one of the other two calls first. To handle a third call When the a third call is displayed as Waiting the following options are available: •...

  • Page 33: Call Account

    The conference call is now on hold. To rejoin a private conversation member to a conference call Follow steps 3 & 4 of To add a new member to an active conference call. To end the conference call 1. Press Manage Call to move to the Call management menu.
  • Page 34 DRAFT Call Functions...

  • Page 35: Creating A New Contact

    Contacts The contacts application allows you to save phone numbers, e-mail addresses and other contact information and manage your contacts. CONTACTS Creating a new contact When creating a new contact you must always give the contact a name or the name will automatically be New Contact 1 or the next available number.
  • Page 36 besides that E-mail address. The default e-mail address will also be dis- played in the main contact page in the E-mail field. • To add a picture to a contact • Press • Either take a picture by pressing Take picture or retrieve a picture already stored in your photo album by pressing Photo album , the...
  • Page 37 To cancel a speed dial number for a contact 1. Repeat steps 1 & 2 for To set a speed dial number for a contact 2. Press None The assigned speed dial number will be removed from the Speed dial key: field For more information See Speed dialling page (Call functions)..
  • Page 38 In order to change the default you must have more than one number or e- mail entry for that contact stored in the device. 1. Select the contact from the contacts list and open the contact page. 2. Press either Phone or E-mail to view the contacts numbers or e-mail addresses.

  • Page 39: Contacts List

    Contacts List The contact list is organised in alphabetical order by the given contact name. A short cut to the contact list is available, excluding when the keypad is open by a long press on the @ key. When the phone application is open and the phone display is empty a shortcut to the contact list is available by pressing To view your contacts 1.
  • Page 40 To copy a single contact from the device memory to SIM card 1. Select Contacts 2. With a long press select the contact from the contacts list you wish to copy to activate the Fast menu and select 3. The contact will be copied to the SIM card and also be displayed in the contacts list with the stored on SIM indication.
  • Page 41 To copy all contacts from the device memory to SIM card 1. Select Contacts/Options 2. Press Edit contact list 3. Press Copy all from device to SIM 4. Confirm that you wish to copy all the contacts from the device memory to your SIM card by pressing Yes All contacts copied from device memory to SIM will be displayed.
  • Page 42 To assign a ring tone to a contact group. 1. Select Contacts/Groups 2. Press the named group where you wish to assign a ringing tone. 3. Select the Ring tone: field. 4. Select the ring tone stored in your memory by pressing the add check box and press OK To create a sub group 1.

  • Page 43: Sms Messages

    Messages You can send and receive messages with the device in a number of ways and formats. You can send message using the Short Message Service (SMS), by Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) or though E-mail. MESSAGES SMS Messages SMS messages are messages that contain a text message. In order to send or receive an SMS text message you need to ensure that the number for your SMS service centre is stored on the device.

  • Page 44: Received Sms Options

    To send an SMS message to multiple recipients 1. After one recipient has been selected press Recipient: displayed in the Create SMS page. 2. Press Add from contacts , select a contact by pressing the add check and press OK and the contact will be added to the next Recipient field.

  • Page 45: Voice Mail Messages

    The number of messages shown can be changed from the SMS Settings in Settings, see page..Saving an SMS message • With a long press select the message you wish to save to activate the Fast menu and select Save The message will now be saved to the Drafts and Saved folder Read messages stored on the SIM card displayed with the icon with the...

  • Page 46: Mms Messages

    If you press No then the delivery report will stored to the Messages/ Received folder. Configuration Messages Configuration messages contain specific settings that can be saved to the device. For example, you may be able to request the settings to set an MMS account from your network or service provider so that you can send and receive MMS messages.
  • Page 47 See Entering Characters and Numbers..4. Press Recipient: 5. Either enter the number of the recipient by pressing the Recipient field or press Add from contacts , select a contact by pressing the add check and press OK 6. Press Subject to enter a subject header for the message. 7.

  • Page 48: E-Mail Messages

    • Press Yes to go to the received messages folder If you press No then the messages will be stored to the Messages/ Received folder which you can access at a later time. E-mail Messages E-mail messages can be sent and received through the device In order to send or receive E-mail messages you need to ensure that you have a data connection set in the device.
  • Page 49 To send messages from the Outbox 1. Select Messages/Outbox and Sent/Outbox 2. Press Send You will be asked if you want to Connect to Network, Send all messages now? • Pressing Yes will send all messages from the Outbox Including an attachment in the E-mail message 1.
  • Page 50 To reply to all contacts from a received E-mail 1. After opening the received e-mail message, press Reply to all 2. The new message will be sent to all the recipients that were in the original mail, to change the recipients that receive your reply press Recipient 3.

  • Page 51: Using The Internet Browser

    Internet The device allows you to surf the internet through the web browser. In order to browse the web you need to ensure that the data connection settings are correct. See Settings/Connection settings... Navigation of the web pages is done by using the mirroring and zooming func- tions See..

  • Page 52: Browser Keys

    Browser keys • Pressing Book goes back to the Internet index and will request whether to close the connection. • Pressing Back will return to the previously opened page. If the page is the first opened in the browser then the view goes back to the Internet index and will request whether to close the connection.
  • Page 53 Homepage The homepage field allows you to set one web page as a page that you can always load quickly, a web site that you frequently use, for example a company website or a search engine web site. To set the homepage 1.
  • Page 54 NOTE:It is not possible to edit or delete individual history items in the his- tory list. Favourites The favourites menu allows you to store webpage links to your favourite, commonly used web pages. It is possible to create sub groups for your favourites so that you can easily go to those webpage links.

  • Page 55: Downloaded Pages

    Sorting the favourites It is possible to sort the favourites group and sub groups by name, by size and by date so to ease managing the large amount of web pages that can be sorted in Favourites. To sort a favourites group by name 1.
  • Page 56 To set play audio in the browser 1. Select Internet/Options 2. Press Play audio. The Play audio option will be displayed with the checked indication when switched On. To set request to launch a new window in the browser 1. Select Internet/Options 2.

  • Page 57: Downloading Objects

    Image Draw To set enable image draw when browsing 1. Select Internet/Options/Advanced 2. Press Enable image draw. The Ask before opening windows option will be displayed with the checked indication when switched On. Downloading objects DRAFT Internet...
  • Page 58 DRAFT Internet...

  • Page 59: Viewing Your Calendar

    Calendar The calendar function in mydevice allows you to keep track of your appoint- ments and events, tasks that you need. You can also set the various alarms and time functions to remind you. CALENDAR Viewing your Calendar You can view the calendar in a number of ways, by a monthly, weekly or daily view.

  • Page 60: Creating A New Event In The Calendar

    • Press to move to the previous day. • Press to move to the next day. • Press to move to the same day, previous week. • Press to move to the next week. To navigate the months from your calendar 1.
  • Page 61 Event conflict message When entering a new calendar event and setting the start and/or the end time for the event, the device checks if this new event conflicts with any events already stored in the calendar. If there is a conflict of events then a message will appear stating the stored event details that the new calendar event conflicts with and Another event coincides with this one.
  • Page 62 To set a type for an event 1. Select Advanced 2. Press Event type 3. Select a type for the event. The selected setting is the one with the filled button To set a recurrence for an event 1. Select Advanced 2.

  • Page 63: Managing Calendar Events

    Managing calendar events To delete an event from the calendar 1. With a long press select the event you wish to delete to activate the Fast menu and select Delete 2. Confirm that you wish to delete the selected event by pressing Yes To delete all events from a period of the calendar 1.
  • Page 64 • To add notes to the task: • Press Notes. • Enter additional text for the task and press OK • To set a reminder for the task: • Press Reminder to switch on. • Enter a date for the task reminder and press OK The setting is on when the box is filled •...

  • Page 65: Calendar Synchronisation

    To sort the tasks in the Calendar 1. Select Calendar 2. With a long press select Tasks to activate the Fast menu. 3. Press to sort the tasks. Alarms If the alarm has been set it can be seen from the header row as alarm tone can be set from Sounds and alerts in the Settings index, see...
  • Page 66 To synchronise the calendar • With a long press select Calendar index page to activate the Fast menu and select Synchronise The message Synchronisation Complete will appear when the synchronisation is complete. It is then safe to disconnect the devices. DRAFT Calendar...

  • Page 67: Using The Device Camera

    Camera Your device has a built in camera, the camera lens is located on the reverse side of the display, see Overview..You can take pictures to view in the dis- play, store the picture in the devices memory and on a Secure Digital (SD card) or Multimedia card (MMC) and you can send them to others either through Multimedia messaging or by e-mail.
  • Page 68 To delete images in the Image gallery 1. Select Camera. 2. Press Image gallery 3. With a long press select the image you wish to delete from the Image gallery to activate the Fast menu and select Delete Options This menu contains options that allow you to adjust the camera settings. Saving Images It is possible to save the pictures taken by the device camera either in the device memory or on a MMC or SD memory card, if one is inserted into the...

  • Page 69: Image Name

    Image Name You can set a name for the pictures that you take with the device which will help you to categorize the pictures that you store. If you leave the default name empty when you store a picture, the picture will be stored as 001.bmp/png (file extension name), or the next free number available.

  • Page 70: Image Format

    Image Format This function allows you to save the pictures into different file formats. Images can be saved from the camera to the following formats. • .BMP - Bit-mapped image. • .PNG - Portable network graphic. • .JPG - Joint Photographics Expert Group (JPEG) To change the image format 1.
  • Page 71 Files The Files chapter in mydevice is where all the user files for the various device applications are stored. The files stored in this chapter are linked to various application indexes for ease of use. If the files are deleted from this folder then the linked file in an application index will be deleted and vice- versa.

  • Page 72: Memory Card

    Music Music files are saved to the Music folder. The music files stored in Files can be viewed from the MP3 player chapter as the MP3 player chapter contains the linked folder. See MP3 player... Programs Installed program application files are saved to the Programs folder. The program files stored in Files can be viewed and launched from the Programs chapter as the Programs chapter contains the linked folder.
  • Page 73 To add files to archive 1. Select Files/Zip files 2. Press Add files 3. Press the add check box for the files you wish to archive. A selected file will be displayed with the checked indication To unzip files from the Zip archive 1.
  • Page 74 DRAFT Files...

  • Page 75: Sounds And Alerts

    Settings The Settings chapter in mydevice allows you to adjust or change the devices many settings so that you can tailor the device to your individual prefer- ences. SETTINGS Sounds and Alerts Ring Tone To set the tone volume 1. Select Settings/Sounds and alerts. 2.
  • Page 76 To switch increasing volume on 1. Select Settings/Sounds and alerts. 2. Press Increasing volume to switch On. The Increasing volume option will be displayed with the checked indica- tion when switched On. Key Sounds To change the key sound 1. Select Settings/Sounds and alerts. 2.
  • Page 77 The Show background image option will be displayed with the checked indication when switched On. To change the page background image 1. Select Settings/Themes/Edit own theme/Pages. 2. Press Background image 3. Press the image you wish to use for the page background image. To switch page background colour on 1.

  • Page 78: Control Settings

    For example a meeting profile could contain settings that switch off all the audible sounds and divert calls straight to your voicemail. When you leave the meeting you can switch back to a profile that turns on all audible sounds and will accept all calls etc. NOTE:It is not possible to change the profile settings or rename the profile for the Flight and Mute profiles.
  • Page 79 Call diversion Your device allows you to divert incoming calls to another number under preset conditions. This function is network dependant. The following divert options are available: • All calls - will divert all voice, data and fax calls. • If no reply - will divert the call after a specified time has elapsed. •...
  • Page 80 To switch a call barring option on 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Phone 2. Press Call barring. 3. Press the desired option. 4. Enter the Call Barring PIN code and press OK to activate the setting. The option will be displayed with the checked indication when switched To cancel all call barring options 1.
  • Page 81 Summary after call To switch on the duration display after a call 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Phone 2. Press Summary after call to switch On. The Summary after call option will be displayed with the checked indica- tion when switched On. Calling Line Identification You can choose to show or hide your phone number when making a call.
  • Page 82 Messaging Number of messages You can set the amount of messages shown in the messaging index. By specifying an amount you can control more easily the amount of memory used to store messages and ease the management of viewing the messages.
  • Page 83 To set the short message service centre number 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Messaging/SMS settings 2. Press SMSC number 3. Enter the SMS service centre number and press OK Your Service centre number is supplied by your Network operator/Service provider. Delivery reports To switch delivery reports On 1.
  • Page 84 Retrieving incoming MMS messages To change how to retrieve incoming MMS messages 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Messaging/MMS settings 2. Press Retrieve incoming messages. 3. Select the desired option. The selected option is the one with the filled button To allow receiving anonymous MMS messages 1.

  • Page 85: Email Settings

    The selected setting is the one with the filled button E-mail settings Incoming mail server To set a new incoming mail server 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Messaging/E-mail settings 2. Press Set Incoming Mail Server 3. Press Server Address: to enter the address and press OK 4.
  • Page 86 To remove an outgoing mail server 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Messaging/E-mail settings 2. Press Outgoing mail servers. 3. Press the mail server to view the server settings. 4. Press Remove 5. Press Yes to confirm. Automatic Mail Check To set the device to automatically check for new e-mail 1.
  • Page 87 After completing the settings for a profile, the device can now be used to make a GPRS data call. To select a GPRS profile 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Connections/GPRS settings 2. Select the desired GPRS profile. 3. Press Yes when asked to change to the selected GPRS profile. The default GPRS profile is the one with default symbol To edit a GPRS profile 1.

  • Page 88: Device Control

    The log shows information including date of synchronisation, the synchronisation server used and the items transferred of the last synchronised profile. To view the synchronisation log 1. Settings/Control settings/Connections/Synchronisation 2. Press Log. Device Control Backlight delay To change the backlight delay 1.

  • Page 89: Software Files

    To set the Haptitouch lens feedback On 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Device control/Touch screen 2. Press Touch feedback. The Touch feedback option will be displayed with the checked indication when switched On. Motion Control To change the devices mirroring views 1. Select Settings/Control settings/Device control/Motion control 2.

  • Page 90: Menu Language

    To find a time zone 1. Select Settings/Regional settings/Time zone 2. Press Find Time Zone 3. Enter the name of either a country or major city and press OK search. 4. Press the desired time zone selection if you wish to change the time zone. The time zone function displays the five most recently used time zone set- tings.
  • Page 91 The setting check box in the PIN query field will now be checked, indicat- ing the setting is on If you enter the PIN code incorrectly, you will be notified with an audible sound and the message Wrong code, Enter PIN code again. To unblock the SIM card If the PIN code has been entered incorrectly 3 times in a row the message Wrong code, SIM card blocked.
  • Page 92 Device Lock The device lock can be used to protect the device against unauthorised use. The factory set device lock code is XXXX. The device lock can be changed from the factory set code to a code comprising of X-X digits. To use the device lock code 1.
  • Page 93 To set the auto keylock On or Off 1. Select Settings/System and security/Automatic keylock 2. Select the desired setting. The selected setting is the one with the filled button Restoring Factory Settings To reset the device to the factory settings 1.
  • Page 94 DRAFT Settings...

  • Page 95: Mp3 Player Keys

    MP3 Player Your mydevice has a MP3 player which allows you to play MP3’s stored in the device memory. The sales package contains a stereo headset so that the music can be played discreetly in public places. The player allows you to make playlist from the music files stored in the device so that custom per- sonal music albums can be made.

  • Page 96: Music Folder

    To create a playlist for the MP3 player 1. Select MP3 player 2. Press Playlist 3. Press Add clip 4. Press the add check box for the music file you wish to add to the playlist. 5. A selected music file will be displayed with the checked indication 6.
  • Page 97 To play music clips or sound clips from the memory card 1. Select MP3 player 2. Press Music 3. Press Memory card 4. When pressing the music or sound clip, it will launch the player and will only play that specific music or sound clip. NOTE:The memory card folder will be disabled if there is no MMC card inserted into the device.
  • Page 98 DRAFT MP3 Player...
  • Page 99 Programs The Programs chapter contains downloaded programs, the calculator, games, accessories and notepad. PROGRAMS Calculator The calculator in the device allows basic calculating, with square root and memory recall. To open the calculator in the device 1. Select Programs 2. Press Calculator To close the calculator press Close DRAFT Notepad...
  • Page 100 To delete a note 1. Select Programs/Notes 2. With a long press select the note to delete to activate the Fast menu and select Delete Downloads The downloads folder contains links to the Programs folder stored in the Files index. A program is indicated by the program icon To launch a program in downloads 1.

  • Page 101: About System

    Info The Info chapter contains information on using mydevice, including the user guide help function, a tutorial on how to use some of the innovative features of the device and the device system properties. INFO Help The help function will allow you to access the user guide for the device so that you can check the functionality of the devices features and applications.

  • Page 102: Installed Applications

    Applications The information contains the list of applications in the device with the version numbers and the date of when the device software was last updated. Installed Applications The information contains a list of all user installed applications in the device with the version numbers and the date of when the device software was last updated.

  • Page 103: Safety Precautions And Care

    Safety Precautions and Care Your MyOrigo Z1 is a highly sophisticated electronic device. To get the most out of the product, please read this text about product care, and the safety precautions before using the product. Product Care • Do not expose your product to liquid or moisture or humidity.

  • Page 104: Infrared Port

    Exposure to Radio Frequency Energy MyOrigo Z1 products are designed to not to exceed the limits for exposure to RF energy set by national authorities and international health agencies.* These limits establish permitted levels of radio wave exposure for the general population.

  • Page 105: Vehicles Equipped With An Air Bag

    FCC for each model. For body worn operation, MyOrigo Z1 has been tested and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines when MyOrigo Z1 is positioned a minimum of 15 mm from the body without metal parts between the phone and the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines.

  • Page 106: Blasting Areas

    • Do not use your mobile phone near medical equipment without requesting permission. • Mobile phones may affect the operation of some implanted cardiac pace- makers and other medically implanted equipment. Pacemaker patients should be aware that the use of a mobile phone very close to a pacemaker might cause the device to malfunction.

  • Page 107: Power Supply

    Do not transport or store flammable gas, liquid, or explosives in the compartment of your vehicle, that contains your mobile phone and accessories. Power Supply • Connect the AC power adapter only to designated power sources as marked on the product. •...

  • Page 108: Battery Information

    when certain network services and/or mobile phone features are in use. Check with your local service provider. Battery Information Charging the Battery The battery delivered with your phone is not fully charged. We recommend that you charge the battery for 4 hours before you use the phone for the first time.

  • Page 109: Battery Disposal

    Battery disposal The battery should not be placed in general waste. Take care to dispose of the battery in accordance with local regulations and laws. If you are unsure as to how to dispose of the battery correctly, then please consult your retailer for further advice.
  • Page 110 DRAFT Safety Precautions and Care...

  • Page 111: Limited Warranty

    MyOrigo warrants this Product to be free from defects in material and workmanship for one (1) year of date of purchase. Any MyOrigo Z1 accessory is covered by a warranty period of one (1) year from the date of purchase by a consumer in accordance with the DRAFT applicable terms and conditions stipulated herein.
  • Page 112 10.The warranty does not cover the battery and other wearing parts. DRAFT 11.NOTE! The MyOrigo Z1 is equipped with very expensive and fragile colour display unit. Pay attention not to misuse the device, do not bend, drop or smite it. The warranty does not cover the broken display caused by rough handling.

  • Page 113: Technical Data

    Technical Data General Product Name MyOrigo Type Number Dimensions Size 123 mm x 58 mm x 23 mm Weight (including stan- 171 g dard battery) Li-ion Battery 1310 mAh DRAFT Operation E-GSM Class 4 (2 watt) Frequency 900 MHz GSM Class 1 (1 watt) Frequency 1800 MHz...
  • Page 114 Data Connectivity Cable Type USB Cable Data Trans- mission Rate Memory Card Type SD card DRAFT Technical Data...

  • Page 115: Declaration Of Conformity

    MyOrigo Oy, Limited Kasarmintie 28 H 25 90230 Oulu FINLAND declare under our sole responsibility that the product MyOrigo Z1 E-GSM900/GSM1800/GSM1900 to which this declaration relates is in conformity with all the essential DRAFT requirements of R&TTE European Directive 1999/05/EC.
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