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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS/MEASURES ..............6 PHONE LAYOUT ....................7 1 GETTING STARTED..................8 Removing the battery cover ............... 8 Removing the battery ................ 8 Inserting the SIM card................ 8 Inserting the Memory card ..............9 Re-Inserting the battery ..............9 Putting back the battery cover ............ - Page 4 4.2.4 Drafts ....................15 4.2.5 Templates ..................16 4.2.6 MMS settings ................... 16 CHAT ....................16 VOICE MAIL SERVER..............16 BROADCAST MESSAGE ..............16 5 CALL HISTORY ....................17 SIM 1 CALL HISTORY ..............17 5.1.1 SIM 1 missed calls ................17 5.1.2 SIM 1 dialed calls................
- Page 5 SOUND RECORDER ..............24 FM RADIO ..................24 7.7.1 Helpful keys in FM ................24 SCHEDULE FM RECORD .............. 25 FILE MANAGER ................25 8 FUN & GAMES ....................26 8.1 GAMES ..................... 26 9 USER PROFILES ................... 26 10 ORGANISER ....................27 10.1 CALENDAR ..................
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Page 6: Safety Precautions/Measures
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS/MEASURES Please comply with these precautions/measures to avoid dangerous or illegal situations and to ensure peak performance of your phone. ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST Do not use the phone hand-held while driving. Park the vehicle on the road side, if phone is hand-held. SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT Switch your phone off while boarding an aircraft. -
Page 7: Phone Layout
PHONE LAYOUT Front Speaker SIM A Call Key Function Key OK Key Power Key/End Key SIM B Call Key 4-way Scroll Buttom (up, down, left, right) Key Pad Back Speaker Camera USB/ Earphone Interface... -
Page 8: Getting Started
1 GETTING STARTED 1. 1 Removing the battery cover : 1.1.1 Ensure that the phone is Switched Off 1.1.2 Slide the battery cover towards the bottom direction and remove Removing the battery from the battery compartment : 1.2.1 When you remove the battery please ensure that the phone is Switched Off 1.2.2 With your thumb Lift the... -
Page 9: Inserting The Memory Card
Inserting the Memory Card : 1.4.1 Push the small metal cap towards the battery connector in the compartment and then fi t it. 1.4.2 Place the memory card within the mental jacket. 1.4.3 Close the metal jacket and push toward the SIM card slot to Lock. 1.4.4 When you need to remove the memory card fi... -
Page 10: Basic Function
BASIC FUNCTION MAKE A CALL In idle screen, enter a phone number and press the Dialing key A to make a call from SIM 1 card or press Dialing key B to make a call from SIM 2 card. Press the end key to end a call. MAKE AN INTERNATIONAL CALL Double press “... -
Page 11: Phonebook
PHONEBOOK You can save 1000 numbers in your mobile phone memory. You can access the Phonebook to search all records saved in the mobile phone and SIM card. QUICK SEARCH Quick Search allows you to quickly search an entry in the Phonebook by entering the key letters or words of the name. -
Page 12: Delete
DELETE You can delete entries from the SIM card and Phone. To delete entries from SIM card or Phone select “From SIM1”, “From SIM2” (if both are inserted in the phone) and “All from Phone” respectively. You can select “One by One” to delete entries by selecting particular phone numbers. -
Page 13: Caller Picture
CALLER PICTURE This feature enables to assign a specifi c picture to the particular contact. 3.10 CALLER RINGTONE This feature enables to assign a specifi c ringtone to the particular contact. -
Page 14: Messages
MESSAGES 4.1.1 Inbox All received messages are saved in the inbox. You can edit or forward these messages. Select SMS > Inbox, for SIM 1 and SIM 2 messages you have to select the SIM by using the navigation key. On selecting the message and pressing Option, the following options will display: Reply: Enables to reply to a message recieved. -
Page 15: Sms Settings
4.1.5 SMS settings SMS settings help in to edit the settings for the text messages for both SIMs. It provides the following options: Profi le Settings: Enables to select the profi le you have confi gured in your mobile phone. Common settings: •... -
Page 16: Templates
4.2.5 Templates Your phone contains User defi ned and Default templates for multimedia messaging. 4.2.6 MMS settings MMS settings help in to edit the settings for multimedia messages. The different options are: Compose: Enables to compose a multimedia message, including Creation mode, Picture resizing, Auto signature and Signature. -
Page 17: Call History
CALL HISTORY On standby mode, press the Dialing key to directly access the dialed call logs. On pressing Dialing Key, phone provides option to select the SIM from SIM1 / SIM2. On selecting the respective SIM dialed call logs get displayed. -
Page 18: Settings
SETTINGS CALL SETTINGS This function enables you to make call settings from the different calling options such as: SIM 1 call settings Enables to set different call settings as mentioned below: Caller ID: Enables to set your caller ID status. Call waiting: Enables to Activate/Deactivate call diversion and check the query status. -
Page 19: Dual Sim Settings
DUAL SIM SETTINGS You can set the dual SIM mode on your mobile phone according to the following options: • Dual SIM open • Only SIM1 open • Only SIM2 open • Flight mode While on a fl ight (the use of mobile phone is prohibited), you can select fl... -
Page 20: Preferred Networks
automatic, the phone will make the preferential selection according to the network. When you select manual, you are required to select the same network as the registered network. 6.4.2 Preferred networks Select the preferred networks. The default network is the network to which your SIM card belongs. -
Page 21: Bluetooth
BLUETOOTH Your phone is enabled with Bluetooth technology. Bluetooth technology allows you to connect the device to another compatible Bluetooth device within 10 metres. Select Menu > Organiser >Bluetooth, to access this feature. On selecting Bluetooth you will get following options: Power: Enables to switch On/Off the Bluetooth. -
Page 22: Multimedia
MULTIMEDIA CAMERA Your phone has an in-built camera to take images and record video clips. The lens of the camera is on the back of the phone and the display screen should be used as the viewing window. Some key options in camera are: Photos: This option enables you to directly access the photo albums. -
Page 23: Image Viewer
Restore default: You can restore your camera parameters to factory settings. IMAGE VIEWER Image Viewer provides you with a quick view of the picture functions. You can view the pictures from the photo’s folder. View: Enables to view the captured images. Browse style: You can view list style or matrix style. -
Page 24: Helpful Keys In Audio Player
7.5.1 Helpful keys in Audio Player Centre Navigation key: To play/pause any song. UP/Down navigation key: For Stopping the song. 0 key: For settings. *, # key: For Volume decrement and increment. Left, Right navigation key: For playing previous / next song. SOUND RECORDER Your phone supports two kinds of recording formats: AMR and WAV. -
Page 25: Schedule Fm Record
0 key: For Settings. *, # key: For volume decrement and increment. Left, Right navigation key: For Auto scanning next channel / increment by 0.1 MHz. UP key: Auto scanning on /off. SCHEDULE FM RECORD You can schedule to record one or more FM programmes at a time, as per you confi... -
Page 26: Fun & Games
FUN & GAMES GAMES Select Menu > Fun & Games > Games, to access the games. Game interface offers options to select a game, users can select the following games from the interface: • Copter • Fruit On selecting, any of the particular game users will receive following options: Start Game: To start the game. -
Page 27: Organiser
ORGANIZER 10.1 CALENDAR You can use the phone’s calendar to keep track of reminders, calls you need to make, meetings and birthdays. You can set the calendar to sound an alarm for your task. By pressing the left soft key “Option” appears which enables to View Tasks, Add tasks, Jump to Date and Go to weekly view. -
Page 28: E-Book Reader
10.7 E-BOOK READER Your phone can be used to read the e-books by storing them *.txt fi le* format. Select Menu > Organiser > E-Book Reader, to access/read the books stored in your E-book folder. -
Page 29: Services
SERVICES 11.1 SIM APPLICATOR / STK STK (SIM Application Toolkit) is shown only if it is provided on your SIM card. For further details, please contact your network operator. 11.2 WAP function enables you to use the phone to surf the internet. Homepage: Enables you to connect browser to a homepage you have set. -
Page 30: Appendix I: Troubleshooting
APPENDIX I: TROUBLESHOOTING If you encounter problems while using the phone or if it performs erratically, you can consult the information in the following table. If a particular problem cannot be resolved by using the following information, contact the dealer from whom you had purchased the phone. - Page 31 The battery is depleted. In high Use a new battery. temperature environments, battery life gets shortened. If you are not able to connect to the Change your location to one where network, the phone will continue to send the network is accessible or out signals as it attempts to locate a base temporarily turn off your phone.
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Page 32: Appendix Ii: Abbreviations And Explanation
APPENDIX II: ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATION Global System of Mobile Communication GPRS General Packet Radio Service Short Message Service Wireless Application Protocol Fixed Dialing Numbers Subscriber Identity Module Personal Identifi cation Number Personal Unblocking Key IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity Mobile Country Code Mobile Network Code Call Waiting A service provided by the network, which allows you to answer another...