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You put your mark on
the world through
technology that works.
Welcome to the user
guide for OKTA
MONDO mobile phone.
A built-in 1.3 mega pixel
camera captures every
unforgettable moment in
your life. You can switch
between GSM and
CDMA to communicate
quickly and conveniently
when you are away from
home. In addition, the
phone supports many wonderful multimedia
functions for your entertainment.
When you need to relax, download a game or
two from the selection on board the MONDO.
Take your entertainment wherever you go with
WAP browser for seamless Internet
connectivity. No matter where you are, OKTA
MONDO is your gateway to freedom.

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  • Page 1 When you need to relax, download a game or two from the selection on board the MONDO. Take your entertainment wherever you go with WAP browser for seamless Internet connectivity. No matter where you are, OKTA...

  • Page 2: Special Features

    Special features 1.3 mega pixel camera Video capture Multimedia player Java Applications Downloadable content Speed dial Picture messaging Voice Recorder Bluetooth GSM and CDMA Network Selection...
  • Page 3 Declaration Please Read Before Proceeding. Congratulations on the purchase of your new THIS DEVICE IS NOT CHARGED WHEN MONDO phone! YOU TAKE IT OUT OF THE BOX. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION DO NOT REMOVE THE BATTERY PACK The content of this guide is protected by WHEN THE DEVICE IS CHARGING.
  • Page 4 Typographic conventions used in this user PRIVACY RESTRICTIONS guide include: Some countries require full disclosure of recorded telephone conversations, and <>: shows function key; stipulate that you must inform the person with ““: shows important information on the phone whom you are speaking that the conversation is interface;...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Using shortcut keys ........10 Content 3.Call Functions ...........13 1.Getting to know your phone......1 Making a call ..........13 Your phone............1 Making a call from the Standby screen ..13 Flip view of your phone ........ 1 Making a call from contacts ......13 Front view of your phone......
  • Page 6 Call functions ..........17 Settings ............29 Picture message ..........30 4.Text Input Modes........19 Creating a picture message......31 Input screen........... 20 Picture message folders......... 33 Inserting symbol..........21 Inbox ............33 Inserting template .......... 21 Outbox............33 Inserting contact ..........21 Drafts............33 Inserting net symbol........21 Sent............33 Dictionary............
  • Page 7 Multimedia player ........44 10.Toolbox ............53 About the controls ........44 Alarm ..............53 Settings ............45 Setting the Alarm ........53 Voice recorder..........46 Canceling all alarms ........56 Record ............46 Ringing when powered on or powered off. .56 Play ............46 Bluetooth ............57 Save to ............
  • Page 8 Deleting all schedule info ......77 Other files............88 Deleting all outdated schedule info .... 78 Bluetooth files..........89 Event / Call/ Anniversary reminder..... 79 External memory ..........89 Notes ............. 80 Info .............89 PC sync ............81 Format............89 Data service status ........81 Memory card ..........89 Installing Memory card .......
  • Page 9 Speed dial ............96 Backlight time ...........103 Info ..............96 Clock ............103 My number ..........96 Mobile............104 City codes ..........96 Call settings..........104 Country/ area codes........96 CDMA call settings........104 GSM call settings........106 13.Settings ...........98 Answer mode..........108 Sound............. 98 Auto redial ..........109 Ringer settings ...........
  • Page 10 Phone info ............113 16.Safety Precaution ......... 123 Usage environment ........123 14.Phone Maintenance ......114 Medical devices..........123 15.Troubleshooting ........116 Pacemaker ..........123 The phone can’t be switched on ....116 Hearing aids ..........124 The phone has switched off automatically ..116 Emergency calls...........124 PIN/ PUN code lock ........117 Making an emergency call......

  • Page 11: Safety Notice

    Safety notice In order to ensure high performance and avoid damaging the phone, please use the Before using the phone, please read and follow original accessories and battery. Use of the rules below carefully. For more details, non approved devices may invalidate your please refer to the “Safety precaution”...
  • Page 12 Keep small parts (e.g. SIM card) out of the reach of children to prevent batteries from being swallowed or causing other dangers. Please back up the important information of phone and be sure to have a second copy in case data is lost from your phone. Make sure the phone is switched on and has service coverage before inputting the emergency number.

  • Page 13: Getting To Know Your Phone

    Getting to know your phone Front view of your phone Getting to know your phone Your phone Camera Flip view of your phone Earpiece Sub Screen Display Screen Navigation Key Scroll to select or browse menus Left Function Key Press the key from home Speaker screen to enter the Main menu...

  • Page 14: Side View Of Your Phone

    Getting to know your phone Side view of your phone PLEASE NOTE: For the operation of the above keys, please refer to “Using Shortcut Keys” on page 10. Standby screen The Standby screen is mainly made up of three parts, shown as the below figure: Shows what operations are taking place and reminds you Rear view of your phone...
  • Page 15 Getting to know your phone Signal Strength: Represents the Picture message: Represents current network signal. The number when there is a new unread picture of bars indicates the signal (MMS) message(s). strength. The more bars, the Voice message: Represents when stronger the signal.

  • Page 16: Programs

    Getting to know your phone network) Appears after selecting [Toolbox→Bluetooth→Bluetooth Modem→Standby Mode] or after connecting to a Bluetooth Programs handsfree or stereo headset. CDMA network Represents when The following table lists the icons of the the phone is currently on CDMA programmes that are already installed on your network phone.
  • Page 17 – including Keeps track of all email addresses phone calls made, Personalise your received or missed. OKTA MONDO to suit Lets you create Call Logs Settings the way you use it, speed dial entries for and how you want the...

  • Page 18: Getting Started

    Getting Started Installing SIM card and battery Getting Started (1) Press and hold for several seconds Using your phone to switch off the phone. In the CDMA environment, you do not have to (2) As shown in the following diagram, lift up insert a SIM card before using the phone.

  • Page 19: Battery Charging

    Lastly, replace the battery cover, as shown also receive an AC (110-240VAC) wall charger. below: To charge the MONDO using the AC wall charger: (1) Install the battery in the phone. (2) Insert the lead of the wall charger into the...

  • Page 20: Battery Power Display

    2. Please only use the battery and charger Battery power display authorised by OKTA, otherwise damage may occur to the handset or AC Power outlet. Damage If the battery is low, the empty battery icon...

  • Page 21: Power On/ Off

    Getting Started your phone will be connected to a GSM will flash. network upon entering the correct PIN code. If the remaining battery charge is too low, the If you enter the wrong PIN code three times phone will switch off automatically. If this occurs in succession, you will need a PUK code in you may lose any data that has not been order to unlock your phone.

  • Page 22: Power Off

    Getting Started network of the Power off phone is CDMA) Hold down for approx two seconds to Press Press the key from switch off the phone. briefly the Standby screen to enter the Main Using shortcut keys Menu screen directly. Press some keys directly from the Standby screen and you can immediately access Press briefly...
  • Page 23 Getting Started press the key to Press briefly Press the key from delete the last the Standby screen entered character to enter the (letter, number, Multimedia menu symbol or space), screen. NOTE: holding Press the key from down the “CLR” Press briefly the Standby screen key continuously,...
  • Page 24 Getting Started Sound settings, Vibrate function must be deactivated from standby menu. Press briefly Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Camera Menu screen.

  • Page 25: Call Functions

    Call Functions Making a call from contacts Call Functions (1) From the Standby screen, press Making a call select [Menu→Contacts→Contacts List] to enter the Contacts List screen. With your phone, you can make calls from the (2) Choose one of the following: Standby Screen, from Contacts, by Speed Dial, Call Logs, Text message or Contacts (contacts Select the desired contact in the contacts list,...

  • Page 26: Making A Call From Call Logs

    Call Functions contact’s number by simply pressing and are factory allocated, preset numbers of the phone. holding down the corresponding numeric key. The phone will automatically dial the number. Making a call from Call Logs If you set a number with two digits, input the first digit, then press and hold down the second Select [Menu→Call Logs→Outgoing/ number.

  • Page 27: Making A Call From Text Message

    Call Functions Save: Saves the selected call or number to option to answer it or ignore it. the phone. You can set it as [Save New Answering or rejecting an incoming Record] or [Update Record]. call Delete: Deletes the selected call or number from the corresponding call list.

  • Page 28: In-Call Options

    “Conference” appears at the top of the feature, the normal airtime rates will be charged screen. for each of the two calls. The MONDO enables To switch directly between calls so that one call can the use to make a three-way call in one of two...

  • Page 29: Additional Dialing Information

    Call Functions Dialing a voice mail Additional dialing information Voice mail is a network service. If you miss a Making an emergency call call or activate call diverting function to divert the incoming call to voice mail, the caller can Enter the appropriate emergency number, such leave a message in your voice mailbox.
  • Page 30 Call Functions to remove the call from Hold. End current call: Ends the current call. Menu: Enters the menu options. Mute: Turns off the microphone so that you can hear the caller but the caller cannot hear you. Select [Cancel Mute] to switch on the microphone again.

  • Page 31: Text Input Modes

    Text Input Modes word. For example, to type the word “Okay”, you just need to press The MONDO phone has the following Input While in this mode, press to switch Modes for you to select. While typing, press between Eng/ENG/eng”.

  • Page 32: Input Screen

    Text Input Modes characters. Press the corresponding below. Arabic numeral of your desired Chinese character to select it. For example, to Input mode Indicator type the Chinese character “你”, you would Letter input mode press . Press / to view more candidate Chinese characters.

  • Page 33: Inserting Symbol

    Text Input Modes Inserting template The phone has 12 preset templates for you. While typing a message, press and scroll to highlight [Insert Template] then press Press to scroll and select your desired template to insert into your message Text area: Displays the text content that has Inserting contact been entered.

  • Page 34: Dictionary

    Text Input Modes into your message. Dictionary While typing a message, press and scroll to highlight [Dictionary] then press . You can add, edit or delete words in your dictionary. Deleting operation While typing a message, press to delete the last character or symbol in the text area. Hold down to delete all characters or symbols in the text area.

  • Page 35: Web

    Add bookmark: Adds the current webpage to the bookmark list. By accessing WAP (Wireless Application Go to webpage: Select this option to enter Protocol), you can browse the World Wide Web the Go to Webpage screen. including pages from your service provider or Input address: Inputs the network other WAP sites using your phone.
  • Page 36 [Add], [Go to], [Protect on/off], etc. you browse the webpage, or you can select [Off] to mute the background music. History: Records the network addresses you have previously visited. Certificates: The phone provides [Root Cert] and [CA Cert] for you. Settings: Select this option to enter the Options screen.

  • Page 37: Messages

    Messages messages that have been Messages read in [Inbox] The phone supports text messages and picture Unsent text Indicates there are messages. messages text messages that have not been sent Icon Description Introduction in [Outbox] Unread text Indicates text Sent text Represents the text messages messages that have...

  • Page 38: Text Message

    Number input: Select to use number input Text message mode. Your OKTA MONDO can store up to a total of Smart Pinyin (Chinese Character set): 500 text messages –so you can keep track of Select to use Pinyin input mode.
  • Page 39 Messages Dictionary: Inserts your selected word from (4) After entering the recipient’s number, the dictionary in the message and you can press and select <OK> to send the also add, delete or edit the words from the typed text message. dictionary with this menu.

  • Page 40: Text Message Folders

    Messages Lock: Locks your selected text message, so Text message folders that it can not easily be deleted. If the text message has been locked, the option will be Inbox turned to [Unlock]. [Inbox] contains received text messages. Delete: Deletes the selected text message. From the Text Message Menu screen, press Multiple delete: Deletes the selected to highlight the [Inbox] option.

  • Page 41: Drafts

    Messages [Outbox]. Template Send: Sends the selected text message. The OKTA MONDO provides you with some common phrases to include in a text message. Delete: Deletes the selected text message. Press to scroll and press to select a Multiple delete: Deletes the selected template from the list.

  • Page 42: Picture Message

    Messages Text Message (SMS) Settings PLEASE NOTE: Priority: Press <Select> to set the priority The phone is able to store up to a total of 500 Text of text message as [Normal] or [Urgent] messages (SMS) in CDMA & GSM mode –this includes all draft, sent and inbox msgs.

  • Page 43: Creating A Picture Message

    Messages MP3 or WAV format and the video files in MP4, The “√ “symbol will appear before your 3GP, 3G2 format. selected number, press to enter the recipient’s number. This phone also supports Creating a picture message “Group message”. To do this, repeat the above steps, adding more than one recipient (1) From the Standby screen, select [Menu→...
  • Page 44 Messages Insert audio: Inserts the selected audio Insert slide: Inserts another slide. file. Press <Insert> and the phone will Delete slide: Deletes the current slide. search for the suitable audio files in [My Preview slide: Previews the current slide. Content]. Preview: Previews all the slides in the Insert video: Inserts the selected video picture message.

  • Page 45: Picture Message Folders

    [Sent] contains all the messages that have the picture message that has been created. been sent successfully. You can edit and send The MONDO’s default size is [259 bytes]. the message again. Select a message and press <Options> to view the following...

  • Page 46: My Folders

    Messages picture message in [Sent] My folders You can move the picture messages in [Inbox], [Outbox], [Drafts] or [Sent] to the desired folder in [My Folders]. This folder has up to 10 user defined folders- press <Rename> to rename the selected folder. Voice message To access the Voice Message screen, press or press...

  • Page 47: Multimedia

    [Multimedia→Camera]. You can also press and select [Camera] or press The OKTA MONDO has a strong multimedia to enter the Camera Menu screen directly. focus which enables the user to utilise a number of functions in the phone to access music, Camera pictures and video.
  • Page 48 Multimedia shot model. While pressing to set [x10]. The phone different options to get better capture quality. has a default setting The detail shows as the below table: of [x1]. WB (White Adjusts the colour Icon Option Introduction Balance) balance of photos. Camera Press to set...
  • Page 49 Multimedia Timer: You can choose whether to delay [Negative] or taking a photo and set the delay time. Press [Sepia]. The phone’s to set this option as [OFF], [1s], [2s], default setting is [5s] or [10s]. [Normal]. Flash: You can press to set the flash Reflect Changes the image...

  • Page 50: Photo Editing

    Multimedia Resolution: You can set the resolution as (2) Capturing: On the Capture Preview [1280*1024], [1280*960], [1024*768], screen, Press <Shot> or press [800*600], [640*480], [320*240], [176*144] capture a still image. and [160*120]. The phone defaults to (3) Saving: After taking a photo, [800*600].

  • Page 51: Camcorder

    Multimedia decorative frame from the frame list in the Camcorder] or you can also press phone. select [Camera→ Camcorder] to enter the Camcorder screen directly. Stamp: You can select your favourite stamp from the stamp list of the phone and press The video capturing process is divided into three steps: Previewing, capturing and playing.
  • Page 52 Multimedia choose REC sound: You can press to turn Timer: You can whether to delay on or turn off the video sound. The default capturing a video and set the delay time. setting is switched on [Yes]. Press to set this option as [OFF], [1s], [2s], [5s] or [10s].

  • Page 53: My Photos

    Multimedia Media player: Displays the selected photo My photos through media player. On the Camera Menu screen, select [My Move: Moves the selected photo to Photos] or press from the Standby screen [Wallpapers], [Bluetooth Files] or [External and scroll to select the highlighted [My Photos] option to enter the captured photos list.

  • Page 54: My Videos

    Multimedia Frame: You can select your favourite PLEASE NOTE: decorative frame from the frame list of the [Send via Pic Msg] option is only available in phone. CDMA mode. Stamp: You can select your favourite While sending a photo via picture message, if the stamp from the stamp list of the phone and photo size exceeds the limited size, the phone will press...

  • Page 55: Multimedia Player

    Multimedia Send via Pic Msg: Sends the selected video on the screen. via picture message. It is recommended that you do not attach more than one multimedia file to the MMS. This will ensure Send via Bluetooth: Sends the selected the recipient receives the intented attachment.

  • Page 56: Multimedia Player

    Multimedia with the maximum size of 1.3M. If the image files exceed the limited size, the phone will prompt: “File cannot open. Make sure size is less than 1.3MB”. From the Standby screen, press or press and select [Multimedia→Multimedia Player] or press and select [Multimedia Player] to About the controls...

  • Page 57: Settings

    Multimedia Off: Plays no files in the play list Displays the properties of the repeatedly. current MP3 file (such as title, type, size, length, Bit Rate and One: Plays the selected file repeatedly. path). All: Plays all of the files in the play list Returns to the last menu repeatedly.

  • Page 58: Voice Recorder

    Multimedia Voice recorder You can record or play your recorded files. The recorded files will be saved in QCP format. From the Standby screen, press or press to select [Multimedia→Voice Recorder] or you can press to select [Voice Recorder] and enter the Voice Recorder Menu screen directly.

  • Page 59: Save To

    Multimedia selected file (such as title, date, size, format screen directly. and time). Boxman Media player: Plays your selected recorded Start: Begins playing the game. file by using Multimedia player. Press to move the boxman, while Save to pressing twice to exit the game and On the Voice Recorder Menu screen, scroll to pressing to return to the Standby screen.
  • Page 60 Multimedia increase the speed moving downward, while pressing to move to the left side or the right side. Press to exit the game and press to return to the Standby screen. Setting: Press to increase or decrease the volume of the game or select to turn on or turn off the vibration function.

  • Page 61: Java

    Java relative programmes from the website, such Java as [Java Games] and [Applications]. The OKTA MONDO can download a variety of Delete: Allows you to delete the current content using WAP and connecting to the Web. content or application. Press or select [Menu→JAVA] from the...

  • Page 62: Call Logs

    Call Logs Incoming calls Call Logs Shows only calls made to the phone. Call Logs includes the entries for [Outgoing Calls], [Incoming Calls] and [Missed Calls]. It can also tell you when a call was initiated and Missed calls how long it lasted for. Shows calls that were not answered.

  • Page 63: Saving A Contact

    Call Logs Select an entry in [Outgoing Calls], [Incoming [Update Record]. Calls] or [Missed Calls] and press <Options> Delete Deletes the selected phone to access the following options: number. Option Function Delete Deletes all the calls and numbers from the Call Makes a call to the selected corresponding call list.

  • Page 64: Call Timer

    Call Logs new contact. Logs →Call Timer] for the following options: On the Save screen, select the highlighted Last: Views the duration of your last call. [Save New Record] option and press Total: Views the duration of total calls, insert the number, while selecting <Edit> to including dialled calls and received calls.

  • Page 65: Toolbox

    Toolbox Setting the Alarm Toolbox To activate/deactivate Alarm [Toolbox] contains various applications and tools to help you manage you time most (1) From the Standby screen, press effectively to get the most from your work, play press and select [Toolbox→Alarm] and life! to enter the Alarm Clock Setting screen To access the Toolbox screen from the Standby...
  • Page 66 Toolbox Key to set the alarm type as [Everyday], press <Select> to activate it. A “ ” [Weekday] or [Custom]. (shown in the symbol will appear before the selected below Image 3 ) alarm, while pressing <Select> again to deactivate it. To set alarm occurance (1) After activating your selected Alarm, press to highlight the Alarm Type...
  • Page 67 Toolbox selected item, while pressing <Select> again to cancel it. Image 5 (2) Press <Set> to set the time (shown in the below Image 6). Enter the preferred Image 4 time by pressing the relative numeric keys To set alarm time and press to switch between [Hour] and [Minute].

  • Page 68: Canceling All Alarms

    Toolbox (2) Press or Side Up/Down Key to highlight the [Cancel All] option. Press <Set> to cancel all alarms; the symbol“√” will disappear before the selected items. Ringing when powered on or powered off. When your phone is turned on, the alarm will ring to alert you at the set time and it will Image 6 automatically turn off after ringing for 50...

  • Page 69: Bluetooth

    Toolbox screen is shown in the below Image 10). Image 7 Image 8 If your phone is switched off, the alarm will ring Image 9 Image 10 to alert you at the set time and it will If, while the phone is on, there is a new automatically turn off after ringing for 50 incoming call or message when the alarm rings, seconds.

  • Page 70: Bluetooth Handsfree Or Headset

    (shown as the following Image 1 and approximately 10 meters (30 feet). Image 2). The OKTA MONDO supports the following Bluetooth functions: 1. Handsfree/ Headset 2. Bluetooth Modem 3. File Transfer 4. Info Bluetooth Handsfree or Headset...
  • Page 71 Toolbox “No BT Handsfree headset found” on the screen (shown as Image 4). Image 5 Image 6 ” (5) Press to begin creating a partnership and wait for the paired device to accept the Image 3 Image 4 partnership. If the partnership has been (4) Press to scroll to the desired device created successfully, the phone prompts:...
  • Page 72 Toolbox Image 7 Image 8 Image 9 Image 10 (6) Once paired, select <Back> to return to (7) On your phone, the message “The Sound the Bluetooth screen, then select Gateway Opened” will appear, indicating [Options→ Connect] to connect with the that your phone has connected with the paired device, while selecting [Options→...

  • Page 73: Bluetooth Modem (Dial-Up Network)

    Toolbox (2) Press or Side Up/Down Key to select [Bluetooth Modem] or press to select an option from the Bluetooth screen. (3) Select the highlighted [Standby Mode] option or press to select an option from the Bluetooth Modem screen then select <OK>...
  • Page 74 Toolbox (4) When the phone is in Disconnection Mode, [Dial] to dial up and connect to the the phone will prompt “Access Opened” Internet. In a successful connection, the on the screen (shown as the below Image screen will be shown as the below Image 14).

  • Page 75: File Transfer

    Toolbox (2) Press or Side Up/Down Key to select [Bluetooth Modem] or press directly from the Bluetooth screen. (3) Press or Side Up/Down Key to select the [Disconnection Mode] option or press directly from the Bluetooth Modem screen and select <OK>. (4) When the phone is in Standby Mode, the phone will prompt “Access Closed”...
  • Page 76 Toolbox (4) The phone begins to search for the (2) Press or Side Up/Down Key to Bluetooth devices within 10 meters (shown select [File Transfer] or press as the below Image 20). directly from the Bluetooth screen. (3) Select the highlighted [Device Search] option or press directly from the File Transfer screen and select <OK>.
  • Page 77 Toolbox Image 22 Image 21 (7) Open [My Content] and select a file from (6) Enter a passkey (the same passkey that is (Photos, Videos or vCards, etc) and select entered on the requesting the partnership) [Options→ Send via Bluetooth], then to establish a secure connection.
  • Page 78 Toolbox on the screen (shown as the below Image (2) Press or Side Up/Down Key to 23). select [File Transfer] or press directly from the Bluetooth screen. (3) Press or Side Up/Down Key to select [Standby Mode] option or press directly from the File Transfer screen and select <OK>.

  • Page 79: Info

    Toolbox Receipt Failed”. (shown as the below Image 26 and Image 27) Image 24 Image 25 (4) When another Bluetooth device sends a Image 26 Image 27 partnership request, select <Yes> and input the password. (The same password (6) The received files will be saved to [My with the device requesting the Content →Bluetooth Files].

  • Page 80: World Time

    Toolbox (1) To enter Bluetooth from the Standby (3) On this screen you can view your phone’s Bluetooth device information, such as screen, press or press and select Device Address and Device Name. To [Toolbox→Bluetooth]. rename it, select <Rename> and edit the (2) Press or Side Up/Down Key to current name.

  • Page 81: Calculator

    Toolbox Calculator The Calculator can perform standard mathematical operations such as addition, To access the Calculator screen, press subtraction, multiplication, and division. press from the Standby screen and select When entering numbers, press to delete a [Toolbox →Calculator] and press to enter number, while pressing <Clear>...

  • Page 82: Stopwatch

    Toolbox Stopwatch Keys Function The [Stopwatch] function operates as follows: Press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →Stopwatch] then press to enter the Stopwatch screen, shown in the below image: Negative sign A decimal point Clear all Delete a number or character After entering the Stopwatch screen,...

  • Page 83: Calendar

    Toolbox again to continue, While Stopwatch is running select <Lap> to make the record of the lap time (the Stopwatch will continue to time in the background). Press <Stop> to pause lapping for a while and press the key again to continue. Select <Reset>...

  • Page 84: Creating A Schedule

    Toolbox Selecting month: Press to focus on the month, then press keys or Side Up/Down key to highlight the preferred month. Selecting year: Press to focus on the year, then press keys or Side Up/Down key to highlight the preferred year. Creating a schedule Image 2 Image 3...
  • Page 85 Toolbox Image 4 Image 5 or press to enter Add Call：Press Notice: the Add Call screen, and you can create a For the [Call Number] option, you can enter the new call. Enter the Calendar information: call number directly in the editing box or select such as Call Day, Call Time and Call Number <Search>...

  • Page 86: Viewing Schedule Info

    Toolbox and you can create a new anniversary (2) Select [Options→View] and press (shown as the image 6). Press <Options> to select the category you want to view: access the options such as [Image Select], [Event], [Call], or [Anniversary]. (shown [Text Edit] and [Delete] (shown as the as the below Image 8 and Image 9) image 7).
  • Page 87 Toolbox options , press to switch between “AM” and (shown as the image 11). Press “PM” of [12H] and [24 H]. view different events. View Call: Press or press enter the View Call screen, and you can view the details of all calls, (shown as the image 12), select <Options>...

  • Page 88: Deleting Today' Schedule Info

    Toolbox PLEASE NOTE: 1. On the View Call screen, select [Delete] to delete the current Call, while selecting [Delete All] to delete all Calls (including the outdated or not outdated). 2. On the View Event screen, select [Options→Edit] to access the Edit Call screen, while entering the [Call Time] option , press to switch between “AM”...

  • Page 89: Deleting All Schedule Info

    Toolbox all calls of the selected date, select <Back> to return to the previous screen. or press Delete anniversary：Press to select [Anniversary], and the phone prompts: “Delete Anniversary?” on the screen, select <OK> to delete all anniversaries of the selected date, select <Back>...

  • Page 90: Deleting All Outdated Schedule Info

    Toolbox <Back> to return to the previous screen. Month] or [Disable] (shown as the below Image 16). or press Delete call：Press select [Call], and the phone prompts: “Delete all?” on the screen, select <OK> to delete all calls in [Calendar], select <Back> to return to the previous screen.

  • Page 91: Event / Call/ Anniversary Reminder

    Toolbox Week], and the phone prompts: “Cycle to the Standby screen. When the alarm is Deleted” on the screen. After selecting this, ringing, or there is a new incoming call or the phone will delete the outdated message during event reminder, you can information of the previous week (including: select to accept the call, view the message or Event, Call and Anniversary).

  • Page 92: Notes

    [Notes] allows you to create and save personal off the alarm. notes .For the OKTA MONDO, you can edit and store 10 notes. To access the Notes screen, press press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →Notes] and press...

  • Page 93: Pc Sync

    Toolbox the PC Sync screen. This function allows your phone to share the info with a PC. You can manage the phone resource through the PC. For more information, please refer to the PC sync software made for your phone. PLEASE NOTE: PC Sync is only compatible with Windows XP and Windows 2000.
  • Page 94 Toolbox PLEASE NOTE: [Data Service Status] option is only available in CDMA mode.While the GSM mode is selected, [STK] will replace Data Service Status. This menu displays some network service information about yourSIM card. For more details, please contact your service provider.

  • Page 95: My Content

    My Content My Content The My Content menu allows you to access images, videos, music and sound files that are stored in the phone or the memory card. You can also modify or delete stored files. From the Standby screen, press or press and select [My Content].

  • Page 96: Music/Ringers

    Stores the images or video files downloaded cards. The OKTA MONDO includes the from the webpage. (Supports the images or following vCard functions: Saving a contact as...

  • Page 97: Saving A Contact As Vcard

    My Content can view or save other information on the Saving a contact as vCard vCard. The vCard will save all the You can save the preferred contact in Contacts information of the contact except List as a vCard and store it in [My Contents]. [Personal Ring] and [Group].
  • Page 98 My Content the editing box, then press to view its (1) On the Standby screen, press detail. press and select [My Content→vCards] (3) Select [Options→Send vCard], and the screen will display the detailed information (2) Scroll to highlight the preferred vCard file of the vCard.

  • Page 99: Sending And Receiving A Vcard Via Bluetooth

    My Content <OK> and then enter the My Content Sending and receiving a vCard via screen. Highlight the preferred folder to Bluetooth which you want to save the vCard. Sending a contact vCard via Bluetooth (3) Press <Select> to save the vCard in the from Contacts List preferred folder.

  • Page 100: Other Files

    My Content (4) Select [Options→Send via Bluetooth]. [Options →Send vCard], select <OK> to From the list of Bluetooth devices, confirm and send. highlight the device to which you wish to Receiving a vCard via Bluetooth send the vCard, and select [Options → Send vCard].

  • Page 101: Bluetooth Files

    My Content Info Bluetooth files You can view some properties of the current Stores all Bluetooth files of the phone. memory card. To access the Bluetooth Files screen, press Format or press from the Standby screen and select [My Content→Bluetooth Files]. If there After the memory card has been formatted, you is no file in the folder, the phone will display “No will lose all the data previously saved to it...
  • Page 102 My Content (2) Make sure the side of the memory card with golden contacts is facing down and insert the card according to the arrow sign on it, as shown in the following image: (3) Push memory card gently until it is fixed in the memory card slot and replace the card protective cover, as shown below:...

  • Page 103: Contacts

    Contacts Contacts With this function, you can view and keep track of Contacts information. The OKTA MONDO can store up to 1000 contacts. To access the Contacts Menu screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Contacts]. Press (e.g.

  • Page 104: Search

    Contacts For more details about “Send vCard” and “Save phone will prompt: “No record!” on the screen. vCard”, please refer to “vCard” on page 84. Search by number Inputs the phone number of your desired PLEASE NOTE: contact, and select <OK> to search. If the Only the contacts stored in the phone can be contact’s phone number has not been saved in viewed in the contacts list.

  • Page 105: Groups

    Contacts is a new incoming call from the contact, the Press <Edit> to enter the relative personal ringtone will ring. information about the contact, such as name, mobile number, home number, etc. After you finish entering the new contact Three groups are preset in the phone: [Family], information, press <Save>...

  • Page 106: Management

    Contacts Delete Content]. Set Group Sets the ring for your After entering the Management screen, select Ring selected group from and highlighted [Delete] option to access the [Preset Tones] or [My following options: Content] Delete range: Deletes the selected contacts Delete Group Deletes your selected from the phone or SIM card.

  • Page 107: Copy

    Contacts (3) When finished, press to copy the PLEASE NOTE: selected contact from the phone to the [Delete SIM All] option is only available when the SIM card. SIM card has been inserted in GSM mode. Copy all: Copies all the contacts from the phone to the SIM card.

  • Page 108: Memory

    Contacts Info screen. Memory You can view the used and available memory of My number your phone or the SIM card. You can edit your name or view your CDMA number with this function. Your current phone Speed dial number is displayed when viewing . Press or press from the Standby...
  • Page 109 Contacts Search by name: You can input your desired country/ area name to search. Search by code: You can input your desired country/ area code to search. PLEASE NOTE: [My Number] option is only available in CDMA mode, while [My CDMA Number] and [My GSM Number] options are only available when the SIM card has been inserted and your phone is operating in GSM mode.

  • Page 110: Settings

    Settings desired ring tone for an incoming call. Settings The steps of setting an incoming tone are below: Use this menu to personalise your phone by changing the display settings, call settings and After entering the Sound screen, select phone settings. [Ringer Settings→Incoming Tone] to enter the Select Tone screen.

  • Page 111: Power On Tone

    Settings to “Incoming tone”. Power on tone Text Msg tone: Select this option to set the Ringtone: Select this option to set the desired ring tone for a new text message. For desired tone when switching on the phone. more details about setting, please refer to The steps of setting the Power on tone are as “Incoming tone”.

  • Page 112: Power Off Tone

    Settings On/ Off: Select this option to switch on or Power off tone switch off the flip tone by pressing Ringtone: Select this option to set the desired ring tone when switching off the Prompt tone phone. For more details about setting, please Select this option to set the tone for your refer to “Power on tone”.

  • Page 113: Display

    Settings (1) After entering the Display screen, select Display [Main Screen→Picture Mode]. To access the Display screen, press (2) Press <View> to enter the Select Picture screen and select your desired folder from press from the Standby screen and select [Default Images] and [My Content] by [Settings→Display].

  • Page 114: Front Screen

    Settings Front screen Theme style Picture mode: Select this option to set the On the Display screen, scroll to and select the display manner of the Front screen as highlighted [Theme Style] option. Press [Picture Mode]. For more details about enter the Theme Style screen.

  • Page 115: Backlight Time

    Settings Press to adjust the contrast for [Main Display] or [Sub Display]. Backlight time On the Display screen, scroll to and select the highlighted [Backlight Time] option. Press to enter the Backlight Time screen. Press to set the backlight time of the screen as [Always On], [5S], [10S] or [20S].

  • Page 116: Mobile

    Settings Mobile Call settings In this option, you can edit the time for Auto To access the Call Settings screen, Press Power On or Power Off. or press from the Standby screen and select [Settings→Call Settings]. To access the Mobile screen, Press press from the Standby screen and select PLEASE NOTE:...
  • Page 117 Settings Call Diverting function allows you to divert (1) On the CDMA Call Settings screen, scroll incoming calls to another number. The following to select the highlighted [CDMA Diverting] image displays the Call Diverting options. option and press (2) Select the desired option [Always], [No Reply] or [Busy], press and select [On] to input the number in the editing box...

  • Page 118: Gsm Call Settings

    Settings no one available to answer the call. GSM call settings Busy: Calls will be transferred when your After entering the Call Settings screen, scroll to line is busy or the call is rejected. select the highlighted [GSM Call Settings] option for the following menus: Unreachable: Calls will be transferred to the appointed number when you are not in an...

  • Page 119: Call Barring

    Settings provider. press to access the following options: All outgoing: After selecting this option, the Call waiting phone will be restricted from making any calls (except the emergency calls). This network service informs you when International: After selecting this option, the someone is trying to reach you while you are on phone will be restricted from making any another call.

  • Page 120: Answer Mode

    (For the On the Call Settings screen, scroll to select the OKTA MONDO, the default password is the last highlighted [Answer Mode] option for the four numbers of your CDMA mobile phone following menus: number).

  • Page 121: Auto Redial

    Settings Any key: Press any key to answer the call. Preferred network: Views and select the desired network in [Network List], or add except your preferred network from the available network list. Auto redial Network list: On the GSM Network The phone will redial your desired phone Settings screen, scroll to highlight the number when there is no one to answer the call...

  • Page 122: Pin Check

    Settings protect your phone from unauthorised use by When the SIM card is locked, you need to use other people and restrict the phone usage. PUK (Personal Unlock key) code to unlock it. If you input the wrong PUK code ten times in To enter Security from the Standby screen, succession, the SIM card will be locked forever press...

  • Page 123: Change Pin2

    Settings default PIN is the last four numbers of your Change PIN2 CDMA mobile phone number) The PIN2 code is the password used for covering certain network services such as cost Phone lock management. The PIN2 code is set as 4-8 If you set Phone Lock function, it will digits and is not supplied with SIM card.

  • Page 124: Function Protection

    “ ” symbol will appear before the selected 1. Use this function carefully. item. 2. Back up all material on the phone before restoring to factory settings. OKTA will take no (3) When finished, press to save the responsibility for material lost due to using this setting.

  • Page 125: Phone Info

    Select <OK> to reset all settings to the manufacturer’s default settings, while selecting <Back> to cancel this function. (For the OKTA MONDO, the default password is the last four numbers of your mobile phone number). Phone info...

  • Page 126: Phone Maintenance

    Phone Maintenance Do not store or leave the phone in a high Phone Maintenance temperature environment. High temperatures will shorten the life of electronic devices, Mobile phones are highly engineered, technical including the battery, and destroy or melt a electronic devices and must be looked after phone’s plastic shell.
  • Page 127 Phone Maintenance If any of the components of the phone become damaged, please return to a Telecom retailer for servicing. Do not attempt to repair or replace parts of the phone yourself as this may void your warranty.

  • Page 128: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting The phone has switched off Troubleshooting automatically Please check to see if any problems you have encountered while using your phone are Possible Solution described below. If you were unable to find the reason solution to a particular problem, please contact one of our maintenance centres.

  • Page 129: Pin/ Pun Code Lock

    Troubleshooting PIN/ PUN code lock Bad call quality Possible reason Solution Possible Solution reason Enter wrong Enter correct The signal Maybe you are moving at password. PIN Code( Personal changes high-speed (e.g. on a train Identification Code) suddenly. or bus). Observe the or PUK Code signal strength and select (Personal Unlocking...

  • Page 130: Can't Answer A Call

    Troubleshooting Can’t make a call Can’t answer a call Possible reason Solution Possible Solution reason The phone is Turn on the phone. switched off. The incoming Cancel incoming call filter call filter according to You are outside Check the network option has requirements.

  • Page 131: The Call Volume Is Too Low

    Troubleshooting The incoming call doesn’t ring The call volume is too low Possible Solution Possible Solution reason reason The phone Reset the alert type in The call volume Increase the call volume. selects silent [Ring Settings] as [Ring] has been set mode.

  • Page 132: The Battery Can't Be Charged

    USB cable. The battery is Charge when the phone with USB data Use OKTA standard worn out and the prompts low battery. cable. charger to charge. charging time takes too long.

  • Page 133: Not Connecting To Gsm Network

    Troubleshooting The phone does not recognise Not connecting to GSM network the Memory card Possible Solutions reasons Possible Solution reason The SIM card Refer to the SIM card has been installation method. The memory Insert the memory card incorrectly card has been correctly according to installed.

  • Page 134: Browser Can't Connect To Internet Normally

    Troubleshooting Lack of space on phone’s Browser can’t connect to memory Internet normally Possible Solution Possible Solution reason reason The resource Delete unnecessary files. The network Contact your network manager file is service service provider for taking up too provider does information about how to much space.

  • Page 135: Safety Precaution

    Safety Precaution break. In order to ensure safe driving and Safety Precaution avoid road accidents, please don’t use the phone when driving. If you must use it, Usage environment please use the phone’s hands-free earphones or park at roadside before making Please remember to obey the necessary or answering a call.

  • Page 136: Hearing Aids

    Safety Precaution hearing aid immediately. A person who wears a pacemaker should do the followings: Emergency calls Always keep a distance between the phone and pacemaker of more than 6 inches (15.3 As the phone uses a radio signal, mobile and cm) when the phone is switched on.

  • Page 137: Note About Charging The Battery

    Never use any battery that has been Please use the battery and charger provided damaged. by OKTA. OKTA will take no responsibility for damage caused by using the wrong battery While using the phone near a network station or charger.
  • Page 138 Safety Precaution amount of charge remaining and the type of be shortened. Always try to keep the battery battery and charger used. When the at room temperature. operation time (talk time and standby time) is Do not short-circuit the battery. This may noticeably shorter than normal, it is time to damage the electronic core or the protected buy a new battery.

  • Page 139: Note About Using Spare Parts

    Other safety information OKTA will take no responsibility for any direct or indirect damage caused by user error. When you are not using your phone, it is advisable to switch it off, remove the battery...
  • Page 140 Safety Precaution FCC RF exposure guidelines.
  • Page 141 Index Index Settings, 105 Speed dial, 97 Battery Input mode Timer, 53 Charging, 8 Input screen, 21 Contacts Installing, 7 Input Modes, 20 Adding, 93 Power display, 10 Groups, 94 Info, 97 Java, 50 List, 92 Call Management, 95 Additional dialing information, 18 Searching, 93 Memory card...
  • Page 142 Index Bluetooth, 58 Voice message, 35 Calculator, 70 Safety notice, VII Calendar, 72 Multimedia Safety Precaution, Data service status, Camcorder, 40 Camera, 36 Settings Notes, 81 Clock, 104 Games, 48 PC sync, 82 Display, 102 Multimedia player, 44 Stopwatch, 71 Voice recorder, 46 Mobile, 105 World time, 69...
  • Page 143 Index Using, 7 Web, 24 Your phone Flip view, 1 Front view, 1 Rear view, 2 Side view, 2...

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