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D-80
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Version: 0.7_070809
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  • Page 1 Mobile Phone D-80 User’s Manual Version: 0.7_070809 Please read this manual carefully before operating your mobile phone. This manual is subject to change without notice.

  • Page 3: Safety Information And Notices

    Safety Information and Notices Preface Thank you for purchasing this wireless mobile phone. To properly operate your new mobile phone, carefully read this user's manual first. Please read carefully the "Safety Information and Notices" to prevent any possible accident or malfunction which may be caused by improper operations.
  • Page 4 high-voltage device to prevent battery leakage, overheating, explosion or even fire; also keep the phone and AC adapter away from overheating, smoke or short circuiting. Don't use the phone where there is volatile oil or other liquids to avoid possibilities of fire, breakdown or damage. To avoid any damage or breakdown don't disassemble the phone, battery, charger or internal components by yourself.
  • Page 5 Don't put a magnetic card and your phone together. Data on the floppy disk or card might be erased. Keep your phone far from pins. Pins can be absorbed by phone's receiver magnet, which may cause harm. Using the Battery Danger: Don't expose batteries near fire.
  • Page 6 parts of your body immediately. If the battery leaks liquid or produces weird odor, dispose it far from the fire to avoid possible explosion or fire. Caution: Don't expose the battery to high temperatures because the battery may leak, overheat, degrade or shorten its usage life. Using the Charger Danger: Usage of improper voltage will cause fire or breakdown.
  • Page 7 Caution: Keep the environment temperature within a range of 0 C ~45 C while charging. Temperatures below 0 C or higher than 45 C will cause charging inefficiency or termination or even cause the battery to explosion; In addition, the phone will show warnings: "Warning! Low battery temperature! "...
  • Page 8 batteries together with other rubbish. Follow the rules of local administrations regarding the disposal of old batteries. Requirements for the Charger and AC Adapter Don't charge your phone under the following circumstances: in direct sunshine, with temperatures equal to or lower than 0 C, equal to or higher than 40 C, high humidity, dust, vibration (causing breakdown) or near a TV,...

  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents SAFETY INFORMATION AND NOTICES ............. 1 CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION ................12 1.1 F ....................12 EATURES 1.2 A ..................... 13 PPEARANCE 1.3 K ..................15 ESCRIPTION 1.4 D ..................18 ISPLAY CONS CHAPTER 2. BASIC OPERATIONS..............21 2.1 A SIM C ..................
  • Page 10 3.1 C ................29 REATING A NEW ENTRY 3.2 S ................29 EARCHING AN ENTRY 3.3 W .............. 29 RITING MESSAGES TO AN ENTRY 3.4 D ..............30 ELETING ONE SINGLE ENTRY 3.5 C ................30 OPYING SINGLE ENTRY 3.6 S ..................
  • Page 11 4.5 B ................39 ROADCAST ESSAGE 4.6 SMS C ..................40 OUNTER CHAPTER 5. CALL HISTORY ................41 5.1 C ................41 HECKING ISTORY 5.2 D ................42 ELETING ISTORY 5.3 C ............42 HECKING ESETTING ECORD 5.4 C ........... 42 HECKING ETTING ESETTING...
  • Page 12 7.5.2 Playing Music................... 52 7.6 S ..................54 OUND ECORDER 7.7 M ..................55 ELODY OMPOSE CHAPTER 8. FILE MANAGER ................58 8.1 C ................58 REATING UBFOLDERS 8.2 F ..............58 ORMATTING ANAGER 8.3 M ..................58 EATURES CHAPTER 9. GAME.................... 60 9.1 S ..................
  • Page 13 12.3.2 Checking Tasks ................66 CHAPTER 13. EXTRA ..................67 13.1 W ..................67 ORLD LOCK 13.2 C ................... 67 ALCULATOR 13.3 U ..................68 ONVERTER 13.4 C ................68 URRENCY ONVERTER 13.5 S ..................... 68 TOPWATCH 13.5.1 Typical Stopwatch ................68 13.5.2 nWay Stopwatch ................

  • Page 14: Chapter 1. Introduction

    Chapter 1. Introduction 1.1 Features GSM + GPRS dual standby 2 SIM cards in one phone Tri-band GPRS: 900 / 1800 / 1900 Dual-band GSM: 900 / 1800 176 x 220 pixel, 262K TFT-LCD Display MMS 1.1 1.3M pixel CMOS Camera, 2M pixel simulation picture MPEG4 Decode / Encode Video Recorder MP3 Player...

  • Page 15: Appearance

    1.2 Appearance Earpiece Display Soft Keys Mode Navigation Clear Answer Power／End Asterisk Silent Mode Key...
  • Page 16 Camera Lens Battery Cover USB Connector T-Flash Card Slot Earphone Jack Shutter Key Side Keys Second SIM Card Slot...

  • Page 17: Key Description

    1.3 Key Description Idle: GPRS Homepage Edit: Move the cursor List: Move the highlight bar Idle: Shortcuts Edit: Move the cursor List: Move the highlight bar Idle: User Profiles Edit: Move the cursor List: Next screen Idle: Write Message Edit: Move the cursor List: Previous screen Idle: Music Player List: Open submenu...
  • Page 18 Idle: Main Menu List: Option / Yes Idle: Phonebook List: Back/Done/No/Cancel/Abort Idle: Display the last dialed / Dial the number During a call: Swap / Hold the current call and dial the second call Power off / Idle: (Hold) Turn on/off the phone During a call: End a call Submenu: Back to Idle mode Idle: Mode switch / When there are numbers entered, press this key...
  • Page 19 Idle: (Hold) Camera mode Camera: Shooter key Video Player: Capture frame Idle: Numbers List: Enter number to quickly access an item Edit: Corresponding characters Idle: “*”, “+”, “p”, “w” Edit: Symbols Idle: “#” / (Hold) Silent mode Edit: Switch input modes...

  • Page 20: Display Icons

    1.4 Display Icons Idle Screen: Battery Alarm Mute during a call Miss call Earphone Stopwatch Second GSM L1 Signal Main GSM L1 Signal Second GSM L2 Signal Main GSM L2 Signal Main GSM Calling Second GSM Calling Main GSM L1 Divert Second GSM L1 Divert Main GSM L2 Divert Second GSM L2 Divert...
  • Page 21 Main GSM roaming Main/ Second GSM roaming Second GSM roaming Unread Main GSM L1 Voice Unread Second GSM L1 Voice Mail Mail Unread Main GSM L2 Voice Unread Second GSM L2 Voice Mail Mail Unread Main GSM L1 + L2 Unread Second GSM L1 + L2 Voice Mail Voice Mail...
  • Page 22 Phonebook: Main SIM Second SIM Phone / Number Associate Sound Associate Picture Associate Video Name Caller Group Office Number Company Name Home Number Email Edit Group Member Message: Unread SMS Read SMS Sent Profile Name Center Number Validity Period Message Type Sent fail / Saved Call History: Main GSM dialed call...

  • Page 23: Chapter 2. Basic Operations

    Chapter 2. Basic Operations 2.1 About SIM Cards Do not insert or remove the SIM card with power on. Main SIM and Sec. SIM cards can be used individually. Without inserted the SIM card, some functions still can be activated, such as Phone Book, Multimedia, File Manager, Extra, Camera, etc.

  • Page 24: About The Battery

    Pull out the cardholder from the slot. Follow the direction indicated on the card- holder to insert the second SIM card, then push the card into the card slot and close the cover. 2.2 About the battery Use only the battery pack recommended by the manufacturer to prevent possible safety hazards.

  • Page 25: Switching Modes

    Before removing the battery, switch off the handset and wait for about 2 seconds. Battery is consumable. Replace with a new one if the operation time becomes short after it is fully charged. Frequently recharging the battery will shorten the battery life. Try not to recharge the battery when it still has residual electricity.

  • Page 26: International Dialing

    When the designated network is not available, the phone asks you whether to select the other network or not. Single Mode dialing Enter the phone number (or find a phonebook entry). Press to dial the call. 2.4.2 International dialing Press twice to enter “+”.

  • Page 27: Saving A Phone Number

    DTMF digits are numbers such as extension number or the number to access voice mail messages. 2.5 Saving a phone number Enter the phone number. Press . Select “To Phone”, “To Main SIM” or “To Sec. SIM”. 2.6 In-call Operations During a call, you can press <Option>...

  • Page 28: Call Waiting Operations

    call, although to the Main SIM card, the user can still answer it by putting the current call on hold. Vice versa. During a call, press <H-Free> or <Handset> to turn on or off the loudspeaker. 2.7 Call Waiting Operations When there is a new incoming call during a call in progress: ․...

  • Page 29: Conference Call

    2.8 Conference Call To create a conference call: During a call <Option> “New Call” make another call. The new call will be dialed via the same network as the active call. When the new call is connected <Option> “Conference”. During a conference call, you can press <Option> for the following options: ․...

  • Page 30: Dedicated Key

    2.9 Dedicated key In Idle mode: ․ press : User Profiles ․ press : Write Message ․ press : GPRS Homepage ․ press : Shortcuts...

  • Page 31: Chapter 3. Phonebook

    Chapter 3. Phonebook 3.1 Creating a new entry Idle mode press “Phone Book” screen shows Phonebook List. <Option> “New Entry” select “To Phone”, “To Main SIM” or “To Sec. SIM”. Enter the contact information <Done> press <Yes> to save the new entry.

  • Page 32: Deleting One Single Entry

    3.4 Deleting one single entry Follow chapter 3.2 to find the entry. <Option> “Delete One”. 3.5 Copying single entry To copy an entry to Phone, Main SIM or Second SIM: Follow chapter 3.2 to find the entry. <Option> select “Copy One To Phone”, “Copy One To Main SIM” or “Copy One To Sec.

  • Page 33: Setting Up Speed Dial Numbers

    <Option> “Phonebook Setting” “Caller Group” highlight the group <Edit> edit the settings. 3.7.2 Setting up speed dial numbers Idle mode press “Phone Book”. <Option> “Phonebook Setting” “Speed Dial”. Highlight “Enable Speed Dial” and then press to turn on / off Speed Dial function.

  • Page 34: Deleting All Entries

    3.7.4 Deleting all entries Idle mode press “Phone Book”. <Option> “Phonebook Setting” “Delete All”. Select “From Phone”, “From Main SIM” or “From Sec. SIM”. 3.7.5 Saving extra number Extra number includes “Owner Number”, “Service Number” and “Emergency Call”. Idle mode press “Phone Book”.

  • Page 35: Checking Memory Status

    <Option> “Phonebook Setting” “My vCard” “Edit My Card”. To send My vCard: Idle mode press “Phone Book”. <Option> “Phonebook Setting” “My vCard” “Send My Card”. 3.7.8 Checking Memory Status To view the current Phone Book Memory Status: Idle mode press “Phone Book”.

  • Page 36: Chapter 4. Message

    Chapter 4. Message 4.1 SMS (Short Message Service) Messages can be sent to one person, several recipients or to a group. Idle mode press “Messages”. “SMS” select the following options: ․ Write SMS: Supports concatenated SMS, allowing messages up to 612 characters. ․...
  • Page 37 In addition to the familiar text content of text messages, multimedia messages can also contain images, graphics or audio clips. Only phones that offer multimedia message features can receive and display multimedia messages. Idle mode press “Messages”. “MMS-Main” select the following options: ․...

  • Page 38: Email-Main

    can Activate Profile or Edit Profile (Rename Profile/Homepage/Data Account/Connection Type/User Name/Password). Memory Stats: Check the current memory status. 4.3 Email-Main Using Email function, you need to have a registered email account. Make sure the email settings are all set and your network service supports Data Services.

  • Page 39: Using E-Mail

    the email, otherwise, the phone will check email automatically at a given interval of time. Download Size: Default value is 102400. ․ Outgoing Server: Outgoing Server: Enter the outgoing server address. (service provider dependent) Outgoing Port: The default value is 25. Display Name: Create a name for display use.

  • Page 40: Voice Mail

    ․ Send And Receive: If you set Check Interval to Off (see chapter 4.3.1 Profile Settings), you can use this option to manually check the email. ․ Write E-Mail: Write a new email. Attach up to 3 files. After editing, you can choose to send or save the email or to quit editing.

  • Page 41: Broadcast Message

    Idle mode press “Messages”. Select “Voice Mail-Main” or “Voice mail-Sec.”. Highlight the number press to dial the number. To edit the Voice Mail Service numbers: Idle mode press “Messages”. Select “Voice Mail-Main” or “Voice Mail-Sec.”. Highlight the number press <Edit>. 4.5 Broadcast Message Broadcast Message offers cell broadcast messages.

  • Page 42: Sms Counter

    4.6 SMS Counter SMS Counter will count all your SMS messages. Idle mode press “Messages”. Select “SMS Counter”. Highlight “Sent” or “Received” to check the number of messages sent or received. Press <Reset> will reset the counter.

  • Page 43: Chapter 5. Call History

    Chapter 5. Call History 5.1 Checking Call History Idle mode press “Call History”. Select “Incoming Calls”, “Dialed Calls” or “Missed Calls”. Select one entry from the list. To delete an entry: Highlight the entry and press Highlight the entry and press to dial the number via Main GSM network.

  • Page 44: Deleting Call History

    5.2 Deleting Call History Idle mode press “Call History”. Select “Delete Call Log”. Choose to delete “Incoming Calls”, “Dialed Calls”, “Missed Calls” or choose to “Delete All” entries. 5.3 Checking / Resetting Time Record Idle mode press “Call History”. Select “Call Time-Main” or “Call Time-Sec.”. View the records of “Last Call Time”, “Total Sent”...

  • Page 45: Gprs Counter

    can estimate the cost. PIN2 code is required. Idle mode press “Call History”. Select “Call Cost-Main” or “Call Cost-Sec.”. 5.5 GPRS Counter GPRS Counter will count the data sent and received. In GPRS Counter, you can check: ․ Last Sent: The number of bytes of the last data sent. ․...

  • Page 46: Chapter 6. Settings

    Chapter 6. Settings 6.1 Main LCD Setup Idle mode press “Settings” “Main LCD Setup”. Edit the following settings: ․ Wallpaper: Select preferred picture from “Built-In” or “User Define”. ․ Main Menu Style: Set the style to “Matrix”, “Page” or “List”. ․...
  • Page 47 ․ Main GSM Settings or Second GSM Settings: Caller ID: Send / hide your phone number to / from the party you call. Select “Set by Network”, “Hide ID” or “Send ID”. Call Waiting: Turn on / off call waiting function. Select “Activate”, “Deactivate”...

  • Page 48: Phone Setup

    6.3 Phone Setup Idle mode press “Settings” “Phone Setup”. Edit the following settings: ․ Time and Date: Set “Home City”, “Time/Date” and “Time/Date Format”. ․ Scheduled Power On/Off: Saves up to 4 power on/off times to automatically power on/off the phone. ․...

  • Page 49: Network Setup

    6.4 Network Setup Idle mode press “Settings” select “Network Setup-Main” or “Network Setup-Sec.”. Edit the following settings: ․ Network Selection: Set the phone to automatically or manually select a network. ․ Preferred Network: This shows a list of networks that are already set and configured.

  • Page 50: Restoring Factory Settings

    6.6 Restoring Factory Settings Resets the current settings to factory default values without affecting the Phone Book entries. Idle mode press “Settings” “Restore”. Enter password press Default password (security code): 1122.

  • Page 51: Chapter 7. Multimedia

    Chapter 7. Multimedia 7.1 Video Recorder Idle mode press “Multimedia” “Video Recorder”. Press to start recording. Press again to stop recording. Press and then <Yes> to save the video file. Press for the following options: To Video Player: Switch to Video Player screen so you can view the file just recorded.

  • Page 52: Video Player

    7.2 Video Player Idle mode press “Multimedia” “Video Player” screen shows a list of recorded video files. Highlight one file and press to view the video. Press will delete the highlighted file. Press <Option> for the following option: Forward: Forward the highlighted file to Phonebook, MMS or Email.

  • Page 53: Photo Artist

    Press <Option> for the following options: Image Info: Shows the information of the highlighted file. Browse Style: Select “List Style” or “Matrix Style”. Forward: Forward the highlighted file to Wallpaper, Phonebook, EMS, MMS or Email. Rename: Rename the highlighted file. Delete One: Delete the highlighted file.

  • Page 54: Music Player

    Add Effect: Select a preferred style. Add Frame: Select a preferred frame. Add Icon: Select a preferred icon. Press the navigation key to select a location and press to stamp the icon. Add Text: Insert text. Adjustment: Edit the Image settings and Color settings. Flip: Horizontally or vertically flip the photo.
  • Page 55 Press <Option> for the following options: ․ Detail: Shows the name and size of the highlighted file. ․ Add To Ringtone List: Set this file as one of the ring tone option. ․ Refresh List: Refresh My Music list. ․ Settings: Edit the Player Settings, Display Settings and Sound Effects.

  • Page 56: Sound Recorder

    7.6 Sound Recorder Idle mode press “Multimedia” “Sound Recorder”. Press to start recording. Press again to stop recording. To save the file: Press <Stop> edit the file name press Highlight a file and press <Option> for the following options: Play: Play the file. Append: Append recording into the existing file.

  • Page 57: Melody Compose

    7.7 Melody Compose Key descriptions: Input Type Operation Condition Press Insert a rest note ( Press Insert a musical note “Do” Press Insert a musical note “Re” Press Insert a musical note “Mi” Press Insert a musical note “Fa” Press Insert a musical note “So”...
  • Page 58 Input Type Operation Condition ③④ Press Enable vibration / backlight ① Press Flat one octave of musical note ③④ Press Disable vibration / backlight Press Move to previous musical note Press Move to next musical note Press Proceed to next screen Press Back to previous screen ⑤...
  • Page 59 Idle mode press “Multimedia” “Melody Compose”. Highlight a file and press <Option> for the following options: ․ Edit: Edit the file. ․ New: Compose a new melody ․ Rename: Rename the file. ․ Delete One: Delete the file. ․ Delete All: Delete all files. ․...

  • Page 60: Chapter 8. File Manager

    Chapter 8. File Manager File Manager is like a PC file manager helping you to organize the audio, video or text files. 8.1 Creating Subfolders Idle mode press “File Manager”. Highlight the folder in which you want to place the new folder. Press <Option>...
  • Page 61 ․ Rename: Rename the folder. ․ Delete One: Delete the folder. ․ Sort: Sort by Name, Type, Time or Size. When you highlight a file you need, press <Option> for the following options: ․ Edit (for Images or Photos): Edit the file. ․...

  • Page 62: Chapter 9. Game

    Chapter 9. Game 9.1 Starting a Game Idle mode press “Game”. “Games” select a game. During a game, press to pause the game. More options: Start Game: To begin the chosen game. Best Grades: Check the best grades. Game Help: Check the game rules. 9.2 Game Settings Idle mode press...

  • Page 63: Chapter 10. User Profiles

    Chapter 10. User Profiles You can select different profiles for different environments. Profile settings are customizable. 10.1 Activating a Profile Idle mode press “User Profiles”. Highlight a profile press 10.2 Customizing a Profile Idle mode press “User Profiles”. Highlight a profile press <Edit>...

  • Page 64: Chapter 11. Services

    Chapter 11. Services 11.1 SIM Tool Kit SIM Tool Kit is a service provided by your network service provider. Contact your service provider for details. 11.2 WAP WAP (stands for Wireless Application Protocol) is to mobile devices what www (world wide web) is to computers. WAP allows mobile device users to access Internet.
  • Page 65 Depends on different service providers, you might find different items in Internet Services menu (WAP menu). WAP settings: ․ Homepage: Allows you to start the browser to access the service provider's homepage. ․ Bookmarks: Shows a list of all saved bookmarks. ․...

  • Page 66: Data Account

    11.3 Data Account Idle mode press “Services”. “Data Account” modify the following settings: GSM Data: Account Name, Number, User Name, Password, Line Type (ISDN or Analogue), Speed (9.6Kbps, 14.4Kbps or 4.8Kbps), DNS. GPRS: Account Name, APN, User Name, Password, Auth. Type (Normal or Secure).

  • Page 67: Chapter 12. Organizer

    Chapter 12. Organizer 12.1 Alarm Idle mode press “Organizer”. “Alarm” highlight one press to activate or deactivate the chosen alarm. Press <Edit> set the alarm time: Time: Enter the alarm time. Repeat: Set the alarm to go off once, everyday or on certain days.

  • Page 68: To Do List

    12.3 To Do List 12.3.1 Adding New Task Idle mode press “Organizer”. “To Do List” press to add a task. 12.3.2 Checking Tasks Idle mode press “Organizer”. “To Do List” screen shows a list of all saved tasks. Highlight a task and then press to view the details of the task.

  • Page 69: Chapter 13. Extra

    Chapter 13. Extra 13.1 World Clock World Clock shows the current date and time of the major cities world widely. Idle mode press “Extra” “World Clock”. Press to browse through the cities. 13.2 Calculator Key descriptions: Press once: + Ok, = Press twice: M+ Press once: - Decimal Point...

  • Page 70: Unit Converter

    13.3 Unit Converter Idle mode press “Extra” “Unit Converter” “Weight” or “Length”. 13.4 Currency Converter Idle mode press “Extra” “Currency Converter”. 13.5 Stopwatch Split time is the time elapsed from the start to a specific point. Lap time is the time elapsed from one point to another. 13.5.1 Typical Stopwatch Idle mode press...

  • Page 71: Nway Stopwatch

    13.5.2 nWay Stopwatch This is a useful tool to record time records for up to 4 events. For example, you can record, in terms of duration, how much time you will spend on handling emails, answering calls, typing papers and managing files.

  • Page 72: Chapter 14. Camera

    Chapter 14. Camera 14.1 Icons Storage Continuous Shot Delay-timer Image Quality Image Size Night Mode On Effect setting: Any effects White Balance 14.2 Taking photos Idle mode press to turn on Camera mode. Press <Option> and then to edit the camera settings: Image Size: “176×220”, “320×240”, “640×480”, “1280×1024”, ․...
  • Page 73 “Speia Blue”, “Color Invert”, “Gray Invert”, “Blackboard”, “Whiteboard”, “Copper Carving”, “Blue Carving”, “Embossment”, “Contrast”, “Sketch” Delay Timer: “Off”, “5 sec”, “10 sec”, “15 sec” ․ Cont shot: “Off”, “1 Shot”, “3 Shot”, “5 Shot”, “Tile Shot” (for ․ size 176x220) White Balance: “Auto”, “Daylight”, “Tungsten”, “Florescent”, ․...
  • Page 74 ․ To Phone Book: Forward the photo to Phone Book. ․ To MMS: Forward the photo to MMS. ․ To E-mail: Forward the photo to E-mail. Key descriptions: Shutter-key Zoom Back to previous screen Back to Idle mode Option Image Size Image Quality Effect Setting Delay Timer...
  • Page 75 Night mode Hide OSD icons Previous / Next Frame (176 x 220) Show the Hotkey Guide...

  • Page 76: Chapter 15. Text Entry

    Chapter 15. Text Entry Key descriptions: ABC (T9™) abc (T9™) space, 0 space, 0 .,-?!’@:#$/_1 .,-?!’@:#$/_1 A B C 2 a b c 2 D E F 3 d e f 3 G H I 4 g h I 4 J K L 5 j k l 5 M N O 6...

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