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  • Page 1 SILENO 52FLIP USER MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Safety Warnings

    Precautions for Safety Prior to use the phone, you please to read the followi ng information in order to reduce any possibility of causing the damage. SAFETY WARNINGS For safe use and maximum performance, please read this manual carefully before use. CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THE APPLIANCE.
  • Page 3 The symbol to the side warns the user of the presence of voltage that could not isolated and may cause electric shock . This symbol warns the user that before using the unit, it is necessary to carefully read the instruction booklet.
  • Page 4 cord out of the reach of children under the age of  The devices can be used by people with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or with a lack of experience and knowledge if they are supervised or if they have received instructions regarding the safe use of the appliance and understand the dangers involved.
  • Page 5 Places that block ventilation or are humid or dusty; Environments subject to constant vibration;  Do not place accessories with naked flames, such as lighted candles, on the appliance.  Do not try to repair or intervene on the appliance yourself.
  • Page 6 Moderate the volume level.  Contact qualified service personnel only, to avoid voiding the warranty. For information and questions, contact the New Majestic S.p.A. technical assistance service.  The operating temperature of the device ranges from 5 ° C to 35 ° C MAX.
  • Page 7 is in contact with the skin, wash thoroughly with water and if necessary consult with a doctor.  Accessories:  Use only the accessories provided in the package. The damage caused by equipment sold by third parties NOT are covered by the warranty.
  • Page 8 Description of the keys  1. Receiver  2. LCD display  3. Left key...
  • Page 9  4. Right key  5. Call/Answer key 6. End call/reject – keep pressed to turn  unit off 7. Navigation keys, key on (selection quick  for the camera), button down (selection fast for alarms)  8. Quick call ...
  • Page 10 14. Speaker   15. Camera  16. Flash LED 17. Volume keys   18. Flash light 19. SOS key  20. Micro-UBS connector   21. Charging base contact  A. SIM 1 Slot  B. SIM 2 Slot (Micro-SIM) ...
  • Page 11 Let 's protect the environment! It prays to consult the authorities lo cal to the disposal. General information Emergency Emergency call In any country it is possible to dial the 112 (or other number of emergency) for situations emergency. Note: In according to the nature of ➢...
  • Page 12 Battery information The battery included in packaging possesses a charge partial, necessar y to a first ignition of the phone. When the battery is exhausted put un der charge. The battery reaches the his was opti mal after about 3 cycles of charge and discharge complete.
  • Page 13 Insert the battery into the phone as shown in the picture below: After having placed the battery properly, checking the position of the contacts, insert the cover rear in the position of closure. 2.1.2 Charge the battery...
  • Page 14 Insert the charger into the jack USB telephone, and then connect the other end to a socket of current electricity. The state of charge is shown on the display of the phone. During the charge, the phone and the charger may get warm slightly, this is normal. Notify: the temperature environment of operation ➢...
  • Page 15 Inserting and removing SIM cards and micro Turn off the phone and disconnect any source of power external, remove the cover back and the battery. Insert the SIM cards into the SIM slot s (as in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2) and any micro SD (as in Fig.
  • Page 16 Fig. 3 ( micro SD slot ) Note: After having turned on the phone with the SIM inserted will start the search automatically the network. A once conne...
  • Page 17 cted to the network the name of the operator will be shown on the display. The phone is now in Standby mode , ready to make an d receive calls. 2.3 Standby Screen and Main Menu The phone has a screen of standby in which are shown the following information: coverage of the signal of the network, charge remaining in the battery, date /...
  • Page 18 When the operator name is displayed on the screen, the phone is in Standby mode and you will be able to receive and make calls. 3.1.1 Direct call In standby enter the number telephone to get the screen to call, then press the button called. The screen displays the name and the number of the phone of the person called, if saved in your address...
  • Page 19 prior to making a call in France, press two times the button * until it appears the symbol "+" and then enter the code "33" (prefix International Fre nch) followed by the number of phone. 3.1.2 Call a contact in the phonebook Enter the phonebook via the me nu Main, then select the contact to call , or type in the name to look for...
  • Page 20 During a call During a phone call, you can perform the following functions: Handsfree : activate / deactivate the handsfree function. Hold / Retrieve : The current call is put on hold / you can retrieve the call. End Call : Press to end the current call . Phonebook : You can search for a number in the phonebook during a call.
  • Page 21 enabling of services to its operator) you can rece ive a second call while it is in during the first call. The second called for ar rival will be notified by a short sound. Responding to the new call for arrival, the former will be put in waiting.
  • Page 22 Send SMS : creating direct of an SMS by sending the number of the phone selected. Call : Call the current contact . Delete : delete the current contact . Copy : allows you to copy a contact between SIM and phone and vic e versa.
  • Page 23 Other : insertion and modification of contacts in c omposition fast, control of the state of memory of the phone and elimination of all the contacts in the phonebook. Register calls With this feature you can view the calls missed, t he calls made, the calls received and the counter of calls.
  • Page 24 Time and date, time format (12/24 hours) and date format . Automatic power on / off , the phone can be turned on / off at a predefined time . Language settings. Customize the settings to display. Configure the keys of choice fast (so the k eys navigation in mode standby) - Set the Airplane mode .
  • Page 25 you to refuse automatically the numbers of telep hone set), the redial automatically (when enable d repeats automatically the last number found busy), the Reminder minute ( warns the passage of every minute during a call) and customize the answer methods . Answer via flip With the option Reply opening flip (present in the sub-...
  • Page 26 Through this menu you can select automatically / manually , the operator of the network. 7.6 Reset settings The menu allows you to reset the settings and the data of the phone to the values preset at the factory (Note: The default password is 1122 ). Messages Through this menu it is possible to send and receive SMS messages .
  • Page 27 Insert template : allows you to insert a predefined text in the body of the message . Advanced : allows you to insert the name / number of a contact in the address book into the message . Save : save the message in drafts. 8.2.
  • Page 28 8.6. SMS samples This menu contains some models predefined be used during the creation of SMS. Through the de dicated keys it is possible to use, modify or remove the SMS templates. 8.7 SMS settings You can adjust various settings related to the messages, such as the activation of the confirmation of receipt of the SMS, the location of...
  • Page 29 In this menu you will find all the options to manage the Bluetooth c onnection . It is possible to associate new bluetooth devices , set the visib ility of the phone, choose the name of the phone displayed during the bluetooth connec tion and set the default memory in which to save the received files .
  • Page 30 the camera, open the player video and use the r ecorder to sounds and player audio. Each function has different settings that can be configured via the Options submenu . Use the buttons for navigation to customize the settings. The player audio allows to play files audio prese nt in the card micro SD.
  • Page 31 addition of a card memory Micro SD (not include Mode USB (connection to PC) When the phone is connected to the PC through the port USB you can use it as a device to memory or to the charging of the battery.

  • Page 32: Technical Specifications

    is possible that the message "No service" is displayed on the screen and no it is possible to make or receive calls. Move into an area where the penetration of the signal radio is better. Only calls of emergency : when it is located outsi de of the network cell of its own operator , but in the other networks is possible to make only calls to emergency.
  • Page 33 Active flip for answer and end call 0.3 MegaPixel camera with i ntegrated Bluetooth version 3.0 LED flash LED flashlight function Multimedia files playback (JPG / MP3 / 3GP) Sound recorder Calculator / Alarm / Calendar function Support micro SD Micro USB input ( battery charging and data exchange) Micro USB cable supplied...
  • Page 34 INFORMATION FOR USERS OF HOUSEHOLD EQUI PMENT Pursuant to art. 25 Paragraph 1 of the Legislative Decr ee 14 March 2014, n. 49 "Implementation of directives...
  • Page 35 2011/65 / EU and 2012/19 / EU relating to the reduction of the use of substances dangerous in equipment electrical a nd electronic, as well as the disposal of waste ". The symbol of the dumpster strikeout reported on the device or on its packaging indicates that the product at the end of its life useful must be collected separately from other waste.
  • Page 36 d / or recycling of the materials of which it is composed the equipment. The disposal misuse of the product as part of the user entails the application of the sanctions provided for in the current rules of law. Any batteries or rechargeable batteries contained in the device must be disposed of separately in the special bins designated for the collection of exhausted batteries .
  • Page 37 e to regulations local. Batteries compliant with directive 2013/56 / EC.