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Page 1 MOBILE PHONE S740 INSTRUCTION MANUAL...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SCOPE OF DELIVERY .........................1 2. CONTROL ELEMENTS ........................2 2.1 DESCRIPTION ........................3 3. UNDERSTANDING YOUR PHONE .....................4 4. GETTING STARTED ........................5 4.1 Removing or attaching the back cover ...................5 4.2 Removing or inserting the battery ...................6 4.3 Inserting or removing the micro-SIM card and microSD card ..........6 4.4 Charging the battery .......................6 5.
Page 3 14.1 Sending a message ......................16 14.2 Dictating a message ......................16 14.3 Managing messages ......................16 14.4 Changing messaging settings .....................17 15. E-MAIL ............................18 15.1 Setting up an email account ....................18 15.2 Writing and sending emails ....................18 16. WHATSAPP ..........................18 16.1 Setting up WhatsApp ......................18 16.2 Adding contacts ........................19 16.3 Starting a chat ........................19 16.4 Making a voice call ......................20 17.
Page 4 27. GEOLOCATION ..........................30 28. UPDATING YOUR PHONE'S SOFTWARE ................30 29. RESETTING YOUR PHONE ......................30 30. TURNING ON THE SCREEN LOCK ..................31 31. SETTINGS ..........................32 31.1 Network & Connectivity ......................32 Aeroplane Mode ��32 Mobile network & Data ��32 Wi-Fi ��32 Bluetooth ��32 Geolocation ��33 SIM Manager ��33 Calling ��33...
Page 5 Accessibility ��37 31.6 Account ..........................37 KaiOS Account ��37 Anti-Theft ��37 Other Accounts ��37 32. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ......................38 32.1 Mobile phone ........................38 32.2 Network services and costs ....................38 32.3 Radio wave exposure ......................38 32.4 Precautions for use while driving ..................39 32.5 Medical devices/pacemakers .....................39 32.6 Hearing protection ......................39 32.7 Precautions for electronic devices ..................39 32.8 Precautions for use in potentially explosive atmospheres ..........39 32.9 Safety and general use in vehicles ..................39 32.10 Aircraft safety ........................40 32.11 Battery use ...
Page 6: Scope Of Delivery
DEAR CUSTOMER, Thank you for choosing our mobile phone. By reading this instruction manual before using your phone, you will gain a good understanding of the phone's key functions. This phone is designed for 2G, 3G, and 4G cellular networks. It is enabled by KaiOS. In addition to the basic calling and messaging functions, it allows you to use the phone book, ringtones, clock/ alarm, calendar, Voice Assistant, Facebook, WhatsApp, video player, camera, FM radio, web browser, and more. This phone meets the 2G, 3G, and 4G standards and has been certified by all relevant organisations worldwide. Please note that the contents of this instruction manual are subject to change without prior notice. 1. SCOPE OF DELIVERY Please make sure all of the following items are included in the box. If anything is missing, contact your retailer immediately. 1. S740 mobile phone 2. Wired earbuds with a microphone 3. Rechargeable Li-ion battery 4. Travel charger 5. Charging cradle 6. Quick Start Guide 7. EU Declaration of Conformity SCOPE OF DELIVERY...
Page 7: Control Elements
2. CONTROL ELEMENTS CONTROL ELEMENTS...
Page 8: Description
2.1 DESCRIPTION Front camera Main screen Navigation keys (up, down, left, and right) / Voice Assistant / Central soft key Left soft key Call key M1 - direct memory key Camera shortcut key Keypad International prefix / Symbols 0 / Space key # key / Input method / Ring mode (ring or vibrate only) M2 - direct memory key End call / Return / Power key Right soft key Receiver Wrist strap attachment point Volume keys (up and down) Rear camera SOS button Speaker LED indicators (missed calls, new messages, alarm ringing, battery charging) Headset jack Micro-USB port Charging cradle contacts 1 / Voicemail key...
Page 9: Understanding Your Phone
3. UNDERSTANDING YOUR PHONE PART DESCRIPTION ƒ Press to make or answer a phone call. Call key ƒ Press to view the call log. ƒ Long press to power the phone on or off. ƒ Press to end a call. End call / Return / Power key ƒ Press to delete characters before the cursor in edit mode. ƒ Press to return to the previous screen or close a dialog box. ƒ Press to go up, down, left, or right in the App List (MENU) or calender. ƒ Press Up on the home screen to open quick settings. ƒ Press Left on the home screen to open the carousel launcher. Navigation keys ƒ Press Up or Down to highlight an item in a list. ƒ Press Left or Right to move the cursor in edit mode or go to another tab on the screen.
Page 10: Getting Started
Allows you to charge the battery and transfer data to or from Micro-USB port another device. Allows you to plug in the supplied wired earbuds with a microphone 3.5 mm headset jack or other earphones for hands-free conversations or listening to music. Open the cover to reveal the keypad to dial a number or answer an Flip-opening cover incoming call (if this answer mode has been turned on in Settings). Close the cover to end a call. To make an international call, enter a +, followed by the country code and the desired number without the 0 at the beginning. International call prefix key To enter a +, double-press ƒ Press to dial "1". ƒ Press and hold to connect to your voicemail. ƒ Press to dial "#". ƒ Press to change the input method in edit mode. ƒ Press and hold to toggle between vibrate only and ring modes from the home screen. 4.
Page 11: Removing Or Inserting The Battery
4.2 Removing or inserting the battery Remove the back cover before removing or inserting the battery. ƒ To remove the battery, insert a fingernail or an opening tool into the gap in the upper-right corner and lift the battery. ƒ To insert the battery, point the battery contacts downwards towards the contact points of the battery compartment. Click the battery into place and attach the back cover. Note: This mobile phone is intended to be used with the supplied battery only. 4.3 Inserting or removing the micro-SIM card and microSD card To use all your mobile phone services you must subscribe to a mobile network that will provide you with a micro-SIM card assigned with a unique mobile number. To make phone calls, a valid micro- SIM card must be inserted. Power off the phone and remove the back cover and battery before inserting or removing the micro-SIM card or microSD card.
Page 12: Initial Setup
ƒ You can also charge your phone using the charging cradle. Insert the small plug of the charging cable into the charging port on the back of the cradle. Insert the power plug into a power socket. Place the closed phone in the cradle and ensure the phone's LED indicators face towards the front of the cradle. The icon will be displayed once the battery is fully charged. Remove the phone from the cradle and unplug the adapter when you see this icon. To extend the battery life, you can turn on power saving mode when the phone is not being charged. To do so, go to MENU > Settings > Device > Battery > Power Saving Mode and select On. NOTES: ƒ When a travel charger and its accessories are used to charge the battery, please check if they are original or recognised by the original manufacturer. Using other accessories can damage your mobile phone and present a risk. ƒ Always use the accessories indoors and in a dry place. ƒ Do not throw the battery into a fire. Damaged batteries can cause an explosion. ƒ Refer to the detailed safety instructions concerning the precautions for use of the battery. ƒ Do not leave the battery connected to a charger for longer than 12 hours. Overcharging may shorten its life. 5. INITIAL SETUP 5.1 Powering On / Off your phone ƒ...
Page 13: Home Screen
To set a PIN code for the installed micro-SIM card, go to MENU > Settings > Network & Connectivity > SIM Manager > SIM Security > SIM PIN, select On, enter a number (4 to 8 digits long) using the keypad, and select Done. To change the PIN code for the installed micro-SIM card, go to MENU > Settings > Network & Connectivity > SIM Manager > SIM Security > Change SIM PIN, enter the current PIN code and a new PIN code the using the keypad, and select Done. 5.4 Home screen The home screen acts as your principal interface with the phone. From this screen, you can access ...
Page 14: Carousel Launcher
ƒ To enter a symbol (including punctuation mark) or emoji, press the key to display the symbol/ emoji table, press the navigation keys to highlight the desired symbol/emoji, and press Alternatively, press the key associated with the desired symbol/emoji when the symbol/emoji table is visible. To view the next page of the symbol/emoji table, press the right soft key . To toggle between symbols and emojis when the symbol/emoji table is visible, press the left soft key 6.2 Carousel launcher The carousel launcher allows quick access to a preset list of five frequently used apps (WhatsApp, Facebook, Voice Assistant, Maps, and YouTube). To access an app using the carousel launcher, press the left navigation key from the home screen, press the up or down navigation key to select an app from the list, and press 7. STATUS BAR ICONS ICON STATUS ICON STATUS Bluetooth active Battery (full charge) ® Wi-Fi active Missed call ® Vibrate mode New email Cellular network signal strength (full) New message Cellular network signal strength (roaming)
Page 15: Sounds
8.3 Sounds To adjust the Volume of the built-in speaker, use either of the methods below: - Press the up or down volume key on the left side of the phone to adjust the volume for ringtones & alerts. - Go to MENU > Settings > Personalisation > Sound > Volume. Select Media, Ringtones & Alerts, or Alarm and then press the left or right navigation key to adjust the volume for the selected audio type. To change the Ringtone, follow the steps below: 1. Go to MENU > Settings > Personalisation > Sound > Tones > Ringtones. 2.
Page 16: Contacts
10. CONTACTS 10.1 Contact list The Contacts app stores your contact list. Your contact list is where you save contact information for the people you know, including their names, phone numbers, and email addresses. To open the Contacts app, use either of the following methods: - Press the right soft key from the home screen. - Go to MENU > Contacts. Tips: - When the contact list is empty or an existing contact is highlighted, press the left soft key create a new contact. - When the contact list is not empty, press the down or up navigation key to highlight an existing contact. - Press to view the highlighted contact's details. - Press the right soft key to view the available options for the highlighted contact.
Page 17: Deleting Contacts
10.5 Deleting contacts To delete contacts, follow the steps below: 1. Press the down or up navigation key to highlight any contact. 2. Press the right soft key and select Delete contacts. 3. Select one or more contacts to be deleted. 4. Press the right soft key twice. 10.6 Contact settings To view the list of contact settings that are available, use either of the following methods: - Press the right soft key when the contact list is empty. - Press the right soft key ...
Page 18 View and change your blocked contacts. - Your phone will not receive phone calls and messages from your blocked contacts. - After you have selected Block Contacts, you can add a blocked contact by pressing the left soft key , entering any phone number, and pressing the right soft key . If the entered phone number belongs to a contact in your Block Contacts contact list, that contact's name will appear below the blocked contact number after the number is added. - To unblock a contact, press the down or up navigation key to highlight it and press the right soft key Note: You can also block or unblock a contact while viewing its details by selecting Options >...
Page 19: Sos
11. SOS The SOS function allows you to set up to 5 contacts to be your emergency contacts, who will be notified when you require assistance from them. To turn on this function, go to MENU > Contacts > Options > Settings > SOS > SOS setting and select On. The default SOS message is "Please help me!" To change the SOS message, go to MENU > Contacts > Options > Settings > SOS, press the down navigation key twice, enter the message, and press the left soft key to save the message.
Page 20: Speed Dial
Tips: - To mute the ringtone of an incoming call, press either of the volume keys on the left side of your phone. - You can adjust the volume of your receiver during a call by pressing the volume keys on the left side of your phone. 12.3 Speed dial Speed dial is a function that allows you to place a call by pressing a single key. This function is particularly useful for phone users who dial certain phone numbers on a regular basis. You can assign speed dial phone numbers to these keys: 2 to 9, M1, and M2. Note that only phone numbers of contacts saved in the phone memory may be assigned. To place a call using speed dial, use either of the methods below: - From the home screen, press M1 or M2 to call the assigned phone number. - From the home screen, press and hold a number key (2 - 9) to call the assigned phone number. To assign a speed dial phone number to a key, use either of the methods below: Method 1: 1. Go to MENU > Contacts > Options > Settings > Set Speed Dial. 2.
Page 21: Messaging
To add a phone number in your call records to your contact list, follow the steps below: 1. Go to MENU > Call log. 2. Choose a phone number (not yet in your contact list) from the list. 3. Press the right soft key and select Create New Contact or Add to Existing Contact. 4. Select Phone memory or SIM memory and enter the contact information, or select a contact from your contact list and make changes if needed. 5. Press to save the changes. 14. MESSAGING Your phone allows you to send and receive text (SMS) and multimedia (MMS) messages using the Messages app. You can also send and receive emails using the E-Mail app.
Page 22: Changing Messaging Settings
Replying to a message - After you open a conversation for viewing, the Message box at the bottom of the screen is automatically highlighted and prompts you to enter a reply message. - To send a reply message, enter your message using the keypad or Voice Assistant and press the left soft key to send it. Deleting messages or conversations - When viewing a conversation, you can delete a message by highlighting it, pressing the right soft , selecting Delete, and pressing the right soft key again.
Page 23: E-Mail
15. E-MAIL You can compose, send, and receive emails using the E-Mail app. To open the E-Mail app, go to MENU > E-Mail. 15.1 Setting up an email account To set up an email account, follow the steps below: 1. Ensure you have connected your phone to the internet and go to MENU > E-Mail. 2. The email setup wizard will guide you through the steps to set up an email account on your phone. Press the right soft key to begin the setup. 3. Enter your name and email address for the account you would like to set up. Press the right soft to continue. 4. When the next screen appears, follow the onscreen instructions to choose your account, allow access to your account, enter your password, agree to service agreement, etc. The actions you are required to take may vary between service providers. Press the right soft key to complete the setup. 5. To add another email account, from an email account inbox, press the right soft key , select ...
Page 24: Adding Contacts
3. Press the right soft key to accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and continue. 4. Ensure your country is displayed above the Phone number box and enter your phone number. In case a country other than your own is displayed, press the up navigation key to highlight the country, press , search for and highlight your country, press , and enter your phone number. 5. Press the right soft key and then press to confirm the phone number and receive the verification code via SMS. 6. Enter the 6-digit verification code you received and press the right soft key to continue. If you didn't receive the code, you can select Resend SMS or Call me to have the automated system call you with the code. Note: This step may complete automatically, in which case you may proceed to the next step.
Page 25: Making A Voice Call
To send a voice message, follow the steps below: 1. Start a chat or open an individual or group chat. 2. Make sure you have the Message box selected. 3. Press twice and start speaking to record your voice message. 4. Press the right soft key to stop recording. 5. You can then: ƒ Press the left soft key to listen to the voice message. ƒ Press to send the voice message. ƒ Press the right soft key to delete the voice message. Tip: To send other types of content such as an emoji, a photo, a video, and a contact, after Step 2 above, press the left soft key and select the desired content.
Page 26: Logging In To A Facebook Account
6. Press the navigation key to hover the cursor over your gender and press 7. Press the navigation key to hover the cursor over the New password box and press . Enter your desired password for the account. Press the right soft key twice to continue. 8. Press the right soft key to sign up and let Facebook send a verification code to your phone via SMS. 9. To choose whether to let your phone remember your account password, press the navigation key to hover the cursor over the Not Now or OK button and press 10. Press the navigation key to hover the cursor over the box under "Enter the 5-digit code" and . Enter the verification code you received. Press the right soft key press ...
Page 27: Clock
19. CLOCK Setting an alarm You can set multiple alarms using your phone’s Clock app. To set an alarm, follow the steps below: 1. Go to MENU > Clock > Alarm, or press the up navigation key from the home screen and select Clock > Alarm. 2. Press the left soft key to create a new alarm. 3. Set the alarm options, including time, repeat pattern, alarm tone (sound), and alarm name. 4. Press the right soft key to save and turn on the alarm. Note: The alarm will not work if your phone is off. Turning an alarm on or off After you set an alarm, it is automatically turned on and ...
Page 28: Gallery
Choose to use low, standard, or high resolution when recording videos. Video Resolution The default choice is high. Choose to let the camera take each photo immediately (Off), or after 3 Self Timer seconds/5 seconds/10 seconds. The default choice is Off. Choose to show (On) or hide (Off) the grid on the main screen when taking a photo. The grid divides the main screen into 9 parts to help you Grid take better photos. The default choice is Off. Gallery Select Go to Gallery to view the photos taken with the camera. Video Select Go to Video to view the videos recorded with the camera. Modes Toggle between Photo mode and Video mode.
Page 29: Music
20.4 Music You can use the Music app to listen to music and other types of audios stored in your phone. The supported audio file formats include mp3, wma, wav, and mod. You can transfer audio files to the phone from another device (e.g. a PC) via the included Micro-USB cable. To open the Music app, go to MENU > Music. - The home screen of the Music app contains 4 tabs (also collectively called library): Playlist, Artists, Albums, and Songs. - To cycle through the 4 tabs, press the right or left navigation key. - The last three tabs (Artists, Albums, and Songs) allow you to search for audios by entering a keyword into the search bar at the top. - The Songs tab lists all your audios in ascending order of the file names. To play an audio file, follow the steps below: 1.
Page 30: Browsing The Web
2. Select and open Internal if the file is in the phone memory, or SD Card if the file is in the microSD card. 3. Select and open the folder, e.g. Photos, containing the file. 4. Highlight the file that you want to share. To open the file, press . To close the file, press 5. Press the right soft key and select Share (last item) from the list of options. 6. Choose to share the file using Bluetooth, Messages, E-mail, WhatsApp, or Facebook. 7. The app you chose in the above step will start, allowing you to share the file. Let's say you chose Messages. The file will be attached to a draft multimedia message, and you can add a receiver and other contents before sending the message. Tips: After opening Internal, SD Card, or a folder, you can search for the files you want by pressing the right soft key , selecting Search, entering a keyword, and pressing the right soft key again. The keyword can be part of the filename or file extension.
Page 31: Adding An Event To The Calendar
- Change the calendar view: From the calendar, press the right soft key and select Week View, Day View, or Month View. - View the calendar for a particular date: From the calendar, press the right soft key , select Go to Date, press the navigation keys to select the month, day, and year for the date, and press 22.2 Adding an event to the calendar To add an event to the calendar, follow the steps below: 1. Go to MENU > Calendar. 2.
Page 32: Store
23. STORE You can browse, search for, install, and uninstall all sorts of apps (games, maps, books, and more) for KaiOS with the Store app. Though some commonly used apps like Facebook and YouTube are preinstalled on your phone, additional apps are available for download. Many of these apps are free (may include advertising) with others requiring payment. 23.1 General tips To open the Store app, ensure your phone is connected to the internet and go to MENU > Store. If you open the app for the first time, your phone will download and install it before opening it for you. - On the app's home screen, use the navigation keys to switch between categories and scroll through the available apps. - To view the details of a highlighted app, press . On an app's details page, press the navigation keys to scroll through the page and highlight different elements such as the Read More button or a screenshot, and press to press a highlighted button or open a highlighted screenshot in full-screen mode. - To view the options (e.g. Settings & Account and Download History) available for the Store app, press the right soft key on the app's home screen. 23.2 Searching for an app To search for an app, follow the steps below: 1.
Page 33: Utilities
24. UTILITIES The Utilities folder contains four apps: Calculator, Recorder, Todo, and Unit Converter. These apps can be your handy tools in case of need. To open an app in the Utilities folder, Go to MENU > Utilities and select one of the apps in the folder. 24.1 Calculator You can use the Calculator to perform basic arithmetic operations. - Enter a number using the keypad. Press the key to enter a decimal point. Press the key to enter a minus sign. - Press a navigation key to choose an arithmetic operation to be performed (add, subtract, multiply, or divide). - Press to calculate the final result. - Press the left soft key to clear the previous entries one by one, or press the right soft key clear all entries at a time. 24.2 Todo You can use the Todo app to create, view, and edit your to-do lists. A to-do list is a list of tasks that ...
Page 34: Unit Converter
Tips: - When you have highlighted a recording on the Recorder home screen or are viewing a recording's details, you can press the right soft key to view the available options such as Delete, Share, Rename, Save as ringtone, and Save to music library. - To change the recording quality, from the Recorder home screen, press the right soft key , select Settings > Recording Rate, and select 8K or 44K. 24.4 Unit Converter You can use the Unit Converter app to easily convert a value from one measurement unit to another, e.g. from Celsius to Fahrenheit or from meters to feet. The available measurement unit types are area, length, speed, temperature, volume, and weight. As an example, to convert -5.5 degrees from Fahrenheit to Celsius, follow the steps below: 1. From the Unit Converter home screen, press the down or up navigation key until Temperature is highlighted and press 2. Press the down navigation key to highlight the Fahrenheit field. 3.
Page 35: Other Apps Installed On This Phone
26. OTHER APPS INSTALLED ON THIS PHONE Your phone comes with the following additional apps preinstalled for your convenience. You can uninstall any of these apps from your phone via the Store app (For more details, see "23. STORE" on page 27.). Setting Description Use this app to find locations on a map, search for businesses nearby, Maps and get directions. For tips about using this app, see https://support. google.com/maps/answer/7667680. Enjoy movies, TV shows, and videos on this popular online video sharing YouTube and social media platform. View your local weather forecast for the next 10 days with this app. You KaiWeather can also view the current humidity, wind speeds, and more in your city or other cities around the world. Browse local and international news articles with this app. Choose news News topics to fit your interests, such as politics, sports, entertainment, and more. Open the Google home page with your phone's web browser and search Google for anything you want.
Page 36: Turning On The Screen Lock
Tips: - You can reset your phone only when the battery is at least 25% full. - If you are afraid of losing any data stored in the microSD card, you can unmount the card before resetting your phone. 30. TURNING ON THE SCREEN LOCK You can secure your phone and the data stored in it by turning on the screen lock. When the screen lock is on, anyone who attempts to use your phone has to enter the correct passcode before using most functions of your phone. The passcode is requested every time the phone screen turns on. When the screen is locked, the user is only allowed to make emergency calls or use the camera. To turn on the screen lock, follow the steps below: 1. Go to MENU > Settings > Privacy & Security > Screen Lock. 2. Select Screen Lock (off) and then select On. 3. Enter a new passcode (4 digits) twice. 4. Select Create. After the screen lock is turned on, you can turn it off or change the passcode on the Screen Lock page.
Page 37: Settings
31. SETTINGS You can configure your phone's various settings and learn more about your phone with the Settings app. ƒ To open the Settings app, press from the home screen and select Settings from the Menu. ƒ After opening the Settings app, press the left or right navigation key to view different categories of settings (Network & Connectivity, Personalisation, etc.). 31.1 Network & Connectivity Aeroplane Mode Aeroplane mode turns off all functions that emit or receive signals, while leaving your phone on so you can use apps that don’t require a signal or data. While your phone is in aeroplane mode, all its communication functions are disabled including phone calls, messaging, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. Mobile network & Data You can use this menu to view your SIM card’s carrier, enable data connection, enable data roaming, ...
Page 38: Geolocation
View the Bluetooth devices available for connecting. To connect to a device, highlight it and press If the target device does not appear, press the right soft key to scan again. Nearby Devices Tip: When you turn on Bluetooth, your phone will automatically reconnect to all the previously paired devices within the range unless you manually forget those devices. View the Bluetooth devices you have paired your phone with previously. To disconnect or reconnect to a device in the list, highlight it and press Paired Devices To forget a previously paired device (remove it from list of paired devices), highlight it and press the right soft key Geolocation Choose your phone’s location access options. For more info, see "27. GEOLOCATION" on page 30. SIM Manager Set or change the PIN code for the installed micro-SIM card. For more info, see "5.3 Entering the PIN code" on page 7. Calling You can use this menu to set caller ID, call forwarding options, etc. The following options are available: Option Description Call Waiting Enable/disable call waiting.
Page 39: Wireless Emergency Alerts (Wea)
internet connection with a single USB-connected device. Note: Turning on USB tethering will automatically turn off your phone's Wi-Fi. Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) You can use this menu to view alert messages or configure emergency alert settings. The following options are available: Option Description Alert Inbox View messages in the Alert Inbox. Presidential alert Your phone can receive emergency alerts. This alert cannot be disabled. Extreme alert Enable/disable Extreme alerts. Severe alert Enable/disable Severe alerts. AMBER alert Enable/disable AMBER alerts. Required Monthly Test Enable/disable monthly test of the WEA function. WEA Ringtone Play the alert ringtone. Cell broadcast message You can use this menu to turn the cell broadcast messaging function on or off and configure the channels for receiving cell broadcast messages. You can receive messages on various topics from your network operator, such as weather or traffic conditions in a particular region. For available channels and relevant channel settings, contact your network operator. Notes: Not all network operators provide the cell broadcast messaging function in their networks. ...
Page 40: Notices
Notices ƒ Show on Lock Screen: Enable/disable showing notices on the lock screen. ƒ Show content on lock screen: Enable/disable content being shown on the lock screen. ƒ App Notices: Enable/disable notices for individual apps. Date & Time ƒ Auto Sync: Enable/disable time and date Auto Sync. ƒ Date: Manually set the phone’s date. ƒ Time: Manually set the phone’s time. ƒ Time Zone: Manually set the phone’s time zone. ƒ Time Format: Select 12-hour or 24-hour time format. ƒ Clocks: Show/hide the clock on the home screen. Language Select a display language from the list of available languages. Input methods ƒ Use Predictive: Enable/disable the Predictive input mode. To activate the Predictive input mode while in a text input field, press the ...
Page 41: About Kaios
About KaiOS View information about KaiOS and choose whether you want to send analytics data to KaiOS. 31.4 Storage Clean Up Storage View and erase application data, such as the data of Messages, Contacts, Camera, and other apps. Note: Erasing an app's data will erase all data associated with the app and this action cannot be reversed. USB Storage Enabling USB storage allows another device such as a computer connected using USB to access files on your phone. Default Media Location Choose whether to automatically save your media files to the phone memory or microSD Card. Media (internal) View the amount of phone memory used by each type of media file. Application Data (internal) View ...
Page 42: Battery
Battery Check your phone's battery level and configure Power Saving Mode. ƒ Current Level: View the current battery level percentage. ƒ Power Saving Mode: You can turn on Power Saving Mode to turn off the phone’s data, Bluetooth, and Geolocation services to extend your phone's battery life. You can also choose to have Power Saving Mode automatically turned on when there is 5%, 10%, or 15% battery left. Accessibility You can use this menu to enable and configure accessibility-related options. The following options are available: Option Description Invert Colours Turn colour inversion On/Off for your phone's main screen. Backlight Turn the backlight On/Off for your phone's main screen. Large Text Turn the Large Text feature On/Off for your phone's main screen. Captions Choose whether to display captions of pictures. Mono Audio Turn mono audio On/Off. Volume Balance Adjust the volume balance. Keypad Vibration Turn keypad vibration On/Off. Select a TTY mode (Full, VCO, or HCO) to turn it on or select Off to turn it off. Hearing Aid Turn Hearing Aid Compatibility (HAC) On/Off. Compatibility (HAC) 31.6 Account KaiOS Account...
Page 43: Safety Instructions
32. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read this instruction manual carefully before use. It contains important information for your safety as well as operating and maintenance advices. Observe all safety instructions to avoid damage through improper use! Keep this instruction manual for future use. If this phone should be passed on to a third party, then this instruction manual must be included. 32.1 Mobile phone ƒ Please use only original accessories or accessories approved by the phone manufacturer. Using any unauthorized accessories can affect the performance of your mobile phone, cause damage or bodily harm and violate local regulations related to telecom terminals. ƒ Turn off your phone before cleaning it. Use a damp or anti-static cloth to clean the phone. Do not use dry cloth or conductive fabric. Do not use chemical or abrasive cleaners, which might damage the mobile phone. ƒ Your mobile phone can produce an electromagnetic field; so do not place it near magnetic items such as computer disks. ƒ Using the phone near electrical appliances such as a TV, telephone, radio or computer can cause interferences. ƒ Do not expose your mobile phone to direct sunlight or leave it in hot areas. High temperatures can shorten the life span of electronic devices. ƒ Keep your phone dry; any liquid could damage your phone. ƒ Do not bang or drop your phone. ƒ Rough handling could break internal circuit boards. ƒ Do not connect the phone with any incompatible equipment. ƒ Do not attempt to disassemble the mobile phone or battery. ƒ Do not store the phone with flammable or explosive products. ƒ...
Page 44: Precautions For Use While Driving
32.4 Precautions for use while driving ƒ Road safety is your priority. Check the laws and regulations concerning the use of mobile phones at the wheel in the areas where you drive. Always obey them. ƒ Use the hands-free function of the phone, if available. Pull off the road and park before making or answering calls if conditions so require. Do not use a hand-held phone while driving. 32.5 Medical devices/pacemakers ƒ When using your phone near pacemakers, stay a minimum distance of more than 6 inches away from the pacemaker when the phone is switched on. ƒ Do not carry your phone in your chest pocket. Use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize the potential for interference and remember to switch off the mobile phone if necessary. ƒ If you use any other personal medical device, please consult the manufacturer of your device to find out whether it is adequately shielded from radio frequency energy. ƒ In facilities with special rules, such as hospitals or health care facilities, comply with the restrictions on the use of mobile phones. Switch off your phone if required. 32.6 Hearing protection This device has been successfully tested to comply with the Sound Pressure Level requirement according to the applicable standard EN 50332-1:2013. To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods. WARNING: Excessive exposure to loud sounds can cause hearing damage. Exposure to loud sounds while driving may distract your attention and cause an accident. Set your headset at a moderate level and do not hold your device near your ear when the loudspeaker is turned on. 32.7 Precautions for electronic devices Some electronic devices are susceptible to electromagnetic interferences from mobile phones if ...
Page 45: Aircraft Safety
32.10 Aircraft safety Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraft. Using a mobile phone in flight is illegal and risky. Please make sure that your mobile phone is powered off in flight. ƒ Please turn off your mobile phone before the airplane takes off. In order to protect the airplane communication system from interference, it is forbidden to use mobile phones during flight. ƒ Safety regulations require permission from a crew member for the use of phones while the plane is on the ground. ƒ If your mobile phone has the automatic power-on function, please ensure that it is turned off before the flight. 32.11 Battery use ƒ Do not short-circuit the battery as this can cause the device to overheat or ignite. ƒ Do not store the battery in hot areas or throw it in a fire as this might cause an explosion. ƒ Do not try to disassemble or reassemble the battery as this might cause fluid leakage, overheating, explosion or igniting of the battery. ƒ Store the battery in a cool dry place if you do not use it for long periods. The battery can be recharged hundreds of times, but it is subject to normal wearing. When the operating time (talking time and standby time) is noticeably shorter than normal, it is time to replace it. ƒ Stop using the battery if it is damaged or show obvious signs of aging. Use only original battery or a battery approved by the manufacturer. Using any unauthorized battery can affect the performance of your device or cause a risk of explosion, etc. ƒ Keep the battery out of reach of children. WARNING: If the battery is damaged, do not discard it. In case of a leak and the battery fluid comes in contact with the eyes or skin, wash thoroughly with clear water and consult a doctor. 32.12 Power adaptor ƒ...
Page 46: Cleaning Instructions
ƒ Do not store the mobile phone in a chilly place. Otherwise, moisture will be formed inside the mobile phone to damage electronic circuits when the mobile phone is moved to a constant temperature place. ƒ Do not throw, knock or shock the mobile phone, as that will destroy the internal circuits and high- precision components of the mobile phone. 33. CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS ƒ Disconnect the power adaptor from electrical outlet and switch phone off before cleaning. ƒ Use damp or anti-static cloth for cleaning. ƒ Do not use dry cloth or conductive fabrics. Do not use chemical or abrasive cleaners. ƒ This phone and its accessories (including power adaptor) are not waterproof. Do not clean this phone under running water, or immerse it in water or any other liquids. ƒ Clean charging port regularly as accumulated dust and lint could affect charging process. ƒ When not in use, store phone and its battery in its original packaging, out of reach of children and pets. CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS...
Page 47: Technical Data
34. TECHNICAL DATA Network: 2G: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz 3G: BAND 1/8 4G: BAND 1/3/7/8/20 + B38 Dimensions (mm): 110x57x19.8 Weight: S740: 130g (including battery) Battery: 1400 mAh Adaptor Input: 100-240 V~, 50/60 Hz, 0.3 A Adaptor Output: 5.0 V , 1.0 A, 5.0 W Operating frequency range: GSM900: 880.2 - 914.8 MHz (Uplink) and 925.2 - 959.8 MHz (Downlink) DCS1800: 1710.2 - 1784.8 MHz (Uplink) and 1805.2 - 1879.8 MHz (Downlink) Band I: 1922.4 - 1977.6 MHz (Uplink) and 2112.4 – 2167.6 MHz (Downlink) Band VIII: 882.4 - 912.6 MHz (Uplink) and 927.4 – 957.6 MHz (Downlink) FDD Band 1: 1920 - 1980 MHz (Uplink) and 2110 - 2170 MHz (Downlink) FDD Band 3: 1710 - 1785 MHz (Uplink) and 1805 - 1880 MHz (Downlink) FDD Band 7: 2500 - 2570 MHz (Uplink) and 2620 - 2690 MHz (Downlink) FDD Band 8: 880 - 915 MHz (Uplink) and 925 - 960 MHz (Downlink) FDD Band 20: 832 - 862 MHz (Uplink) and 791 - 821 MHz (Downlink) FDD Band 38: 2570 - 2620 MHz (Uplink) and 2570 - 2620 MHz (Downlink) Bluetooth: 2402 MHz - 2480 MHz Max output power: GSM 900: 33 dBm +/-3 dB FDD Band 3: 23 dBm+/-2.7 dB GSM 1800: 30 dBm +/-3 dB FDD Band 7: 23 dBm+/-2.7 dB Band I: 23 dBm+1/-3 dB FDD Band 8: 23 dBm+/-2.7 dB Band VIII: 23 dBm+1/-3 dB FDD Band 20: 23 dBm+/-2.7 dB FDD Band 1: 23 dBm+/-2.7 dB FDD Band 38: 23 dBm+/-2.7 dB Bluetooth: under mode Class 2: -6~4 dBm, under mode BEL: <20 dBm. This BT has two modes.
Page 48: Disposal Instructions
35. DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS Recycling of electrical and electronic equipment Used electrical and electronic devices must not be discarded with household waste. The presence of this symbol on the product or its packaging serves as a reminder of this. Some of the materials of which this product is comprised can be recycled if they are taken to an appropriate recycling centre. By reusing the components and raw materials of used devices, you contribute significantly to protecting the environment. For further information on collection sites for used equipment, you can enquire at your town council, the waste treatment department, or the shop where you have purchased the product. Battery recycling This symbol on the battery indicates that at the end-of-life, the battery should not be discarded with other household waste. Separate the battery from other types of waste and recycle it via the local system of free waste collection of batteries in order to preserve the natural resources and encourage the reuse of materials. 36. WARRANTY AND AFTER-SALES SERVICE This telephone comes with a 24-month warranty, starting from the purchase date. For more information on the applicability of this warranty, please refer to our website at www.befuzze.com, or contact our after-sales service: After-sales service information: In the event of a technical problem, please contact our after-sales service: helpdesk@befuzze.com Manufacturer information BEFUZZE SA Route de Lully 5C 1131 Tolochenaz Switzerland Email: info@befuzze.com...

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