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Summary of Contents for snopfon ez4G
- Page 1 User Manual V2.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Specifications and Features ........ - Page 3 Tabel of Contents Tabel of Contents Messaging............17 Network &...
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Page 5: Getting Started
If you've purchased your ez4G from Snapfōn® directly your phone service may already be activated. If you purchased your ez4G from another retailer you may still need to activate your device and an activation guide will be included in the box. -
Page 6: Ez4G Specifications And Features
Getting Started Getting Started ez4G Specifications and Features What’s in the Box Specifications: Technical Features: • • Talk Time: 5 Hours Approx. Bluetooth® 4.2 • Stand by time: 4-5 days approx. • 4G LTE • • Headphone Jack: Standard 3.5mm... -
Page 7: External Features
Lock/Unlock Switch Voicemail Connector • Call Volume For charging the ez4G. (+/-) Answer an incoming call or press once • Headphone Jack to open call application, twice to dial For use with any 3.5mm standard last outgoing call. -
Page 8: Home Screen
Getting Started Getting Started Home Screen Icons When you press (+/-) the Standard Home Screen side Volume button Nearby WiFi Available Vibrate Only Airplane Mode WiFi Connected Ring only FM Radio Shown on Home Screen WiFi Connected Network Signal Headphone Mode Shown on Status Bar Battery Level No SIM Card... -
Page 9: Removing Back Cover
SIM Card Installation Removing the back of the ez4G can be done by locating the slit on the left side of your device. You can use your finger or a tool, such as a paper clip, by inserting into the slit and turning clockwise. -
Page 10: Optional Charging Cradle
USB-C port located on the back side of the Charging Cradle then the ez4G simply sits in the Charging Cradle while charging. Optional Charging Cradle insert. This insert is to be used when you have no Tuff Case on your ez4G. If you have a Tuff Case on your ez4G this insert does not need to be used. -
Page 11: Basic Operations
Basic Operations Powering On or Off Powering On: Press and hold the red PWR button for 3-5 seconds. Release the button when the screen animation begins and phone plays its start-up chime. Powering Off: Press and hold the red PWR button for 3-5 seconds. Power off option screen will appear asking "Do you want to shut down?"... -
Page 12: Quick Keys
Enter a phone number and press the green Phone button to make the call. You are also able to initiate a call by selecting a phone number from your The ez4G mouse is used to select and interact with items on the screen. The Contacts, Call History, or the Message applications. -
Page 13: Contacts
Basic Operations Basic Operations Contacts Input Method: Tap the text editing zone to invoke your keypad. Send: After an SMS is complete, tap Option Send for sending the SMS text Select the Contacts app through the menu or on the home screen. The message. -
Page 14: Applications And Features
Applications and Features Menu Icons Contacts Call History Messaging Camera Multimedia Browser Applications and Features Tools Applications Settings... -
Page 15: Call History
Applications and Features Applications and Features Call History • Calls º Fixed Dialing Numbers: This can be used to restrict or disable who Within the Menu you'll find Call History. You can view ALL Call History can and can not be called from you device. You can enable FDN, set or MISSED Call History by going left or right on the Navigation Pad then a PIN for access, and manage the FDN phone number list here. -
Page 16: Messaging
Applications and Features Applications and Features Call History (Continued) Selecting Option gives you the choices of: New Message: Create a new message thread with a new contact or cellular • Call Blocking: You won't receive calls or texts from blocked numbers. number. - Page 17 Applications and Features Applications and Features Messaging (Continued) Note: Changing any of the Cell broadcast settings may result in loss of this functionality. • Multimedia Message (MMS): Enable or disable Group messaging When selected on an individual Conversation or when you create a New which allows you to use MMS to send a single message when there are message under Options you can type text messages or select Option which multiple recipients.
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Page 18: Camera
Applications and Features Applications and Features Camera • Picture size: Change your picture pixel/file size from 2M(4:3)1600x1200, 1M(4:3)1024x768, or VGA640x480. You can access the Camera application with the camera icon on the keypad • ZSD: Enable or disable Zero Shutter Delay which synchronizes the or within the Menu. -
Page 19: Multimedia
Applications and Features Applications and Features Multimedia You can type websites into the top bar to search or go directly to websites. Selecting Option gives you the choices of: Within the Menu you'll find Multimedia. The Multimedia application holds all •... - Page 20 Applications and Features Applications and Features Browser (Continued) Block Pop-ups. Also, Reset to default if you'd like to restore the default settings. When selecting Option and then Settings you are able to customize, edit, • Bandwidth Management: Enable or disable Web page preloading and utilize six different settings options: which allows browser to preload linked web pages in the background, •...
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Page 21: Tools
Applications and Features Applications and Features Tools • New Event: Create a new event. Name event, set State date, Start Time, Description, and Repetition. Within the Menu you'll find Tools. Tools holds six tool applications: • View Event: Lets you view all events between two specific dates. 1�... -
Page 22: Timer
Applications and Features Applications and Features Tools (Continued) up in your email settings on another device prior to this. You can find more information about (IMAP) and (POP3) by searching your email service. You 4� Timer: Use the timer to time by hours, minutes, and/or seconds. Using will then see Auto filled in Server, and Port. -
Page 23: Settings
Applications and Features Applications and Features Settings • Hotspot & tethering: Use hotspot and tethering to provide data/ internet to other devices through your mobile data connection. Apps Within the menu you'll find Settings. Here you can view and customize all of can also create a hotspot to share content with nearby devices. -
Page 24: Apps & Notifications
Applications and Features Applications and Features Settings (Continued) which appears at 20%, 10%, 5%, and 1%. Display: These settings are going to control how the screen view looks. Apps & Notifications: View your recently opened apps here. View all apps plus view and edit in app settings. -
Page 25: Sound
Applications and Features Applications and Features Settings (Continued) º Default alarm sound: Set your default alarm sound ring tone here. º Dial Pad tones: Enable or disable dial pad tones. Sound: Adjust Media Volume, Alarm Volume, and Ring Volume� Enable or º... - Page 26 Applications and Features Applications and Features Settings (Continued) R9: typing style is used to make it easier to enter text by predicting words formed from only single keypresses for each letter, to determine location, or Device only which uses GPS and device 123: typing style let you use just the numbers on the keypad and sensors to determine location.
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Page 27: System
Applications and Features Applications and Features Settings (Continued) º Once download is complete select Install Now� Note: You may need to restart your device after install to complete update. • Reset Options: º Status: View Battery status, battery level, SIM status, IMEI º... -
Page 28: Sos Features
SOS Features SOS Emergency Button The SOS button located on the back of your ez4G is capable of emitting a loud siren, sending text messages to as many as five preprogrammed contacts, and dialing those same contacts until it reaches either an answer or a voicemail. -
Page 29: Sos Settings
SOS Alert button�" This message will be sent to all of your preprogrammed contacts. You can edit the contents of your message here. Note: When using fall detection we recommend wearing your ez4G on a Snapfōn® Lanyard or a Snapfōn® Belt Holster. -
Page 30: Sosplus Mobile Monitoring Service
sosPlus SOS Features The following are the sosPlus® information sections available to you: Mobile Monitoring Service • Allergies: Whether shellfish or peanuts, antibiotics or other medications, the more our agents know, the better they can inform sosPlus Mobile Monitoring Service® emergency responders. -
Page 31: Snapfōn Policies
Snapfōn Policies IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING SNAPFŌN® EZ4G™ DEVICE WARNING: When using an electrical device, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or personal injury: Do not cover slots or openings on the device. This may cause overheating. -
Page 32: Manufacturer's Warranty
Snapfōn Policies Snapfōn Policies Manufacturer’s Warranty for Snapfōn® Handset, Battery and Accessories FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. FURTHER, THERE SHALL BE NO LIABILITY TO PURCHASER FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING The Manufacturer’s Warranty is subject to change, BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS, RESULTING FROM ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY. -
Page 33: Support
Support Support For assistance contact our U.S. Based Customer Service Representatives : Online: snapfon.com/support Email: customerservice@snapfon.com Phone: 800-937-1532 sosPlus ezProtection Mobile Monitoring Service Mobile Extended Warranty Plan © 2020 Excellus Communications, LLC dba Snapfōn®. Snapfōn®, sosPlus®, ezProtection™, and Snapfōn Mobile™ are the trademarks, brands, and service marks of Excellus Communications, LLC. - Page 34 customerservice@snapfon.com 800-937-1532 snapfon.com/support © 2020 Excellus Communications, LLC dba Snapfōn®...
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