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- Page 1 ENERGY GSM Mobile Phone Reinforced Waterproof USER GUIDE SAIET Telecommunications Srl via M. Serenari, 1 40013 Castel Maggiore (BO), Italy tel. +39 051 706711 fax +39 051 706700 http://www.saiet.it - e-mail: sales@saiet.it...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ..................6 1.1. Safety Information ..................6 1.2. Package contents ..................8 1.3. Operational Elements ................9 1.4. Keys ......................11 1.5. LED ......................14 2. PUTTING THE PHONE INTO OPERATION........15 2.1. Insert SIM and battery ................15 2.2. - Page 3 3.5. Answering a call ..................24 3.6. Speakerphone ..................24 3.7. Audio volume adjustment ..............25 3.8. Adjusting ringer volume ................ 25 3.9. Silent mode ..................... 25 3.10. Torch ...................... 25 3.11. SOS button .................... 26 4. MENU ......................27 4.1.
- Page 4 7.1.1. Time and Date ..................31 7.1.2. Display Brightness ................31 7.2. SIM lock (PIN) ..................32 7.3. Phone Lock (Phone Password) ............33 7.4. Bluetooth ....................34 7.5. SOS ......................34 7.6. Restore Factory Settings ..............35 8. PROFILES ....................36 8.1.
- Page 5 9.1. Alarm/Alarm .................... 39 10. PHOTOCAMERA ..................39 11. FM RADIO ....................40 12. MULTIMEDIA ..................41 12.1. Audio player ..................41 13. APPENDIX ....................42 13.1. Health and safety information ............42 13.1.1. SAR information ................42 13.1.2. Protect your hearing................. 43 13.2.
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Page 6: Introduction
INTRODUCTION In the event of changes to the user guide, the updated version can be downloaded from www.saiet.it. 1.1. Security Information • Please read the following warnings, failure to comply with them may be dangerous or illegal. • Do not switch on the telephone when its use is prohibited or when it may cause interference and dangerous situations. -
Page 7: Safety Information
• Do not use a mobile phone while driving. In any case, follow the traffic regulations in force. • Switch off the phone when refuelling. Do not use the phone near fuels or chemicals. • Switch off the phone in the vicinity of explosive materials. •... -
Page 8: Package Contents
• Use only original batteries, chargers and accessories. The use of unauthorised accessories could cause damage to the phone and be dangerous. • Never use damaged batteries and chargers. • Do not short-circuit the battery. • Do not touch uninsulated cables unless they have been disconnected upstream. -
Page 9: Operational Elements
1.3. Operational Elements Fig.1... - Page 10 Fig.3 Fig.2...
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Page 11: Keys
1.4. Keys Name Function CALL - Call - Answer (green) CLOSE - Switching the phone on/off (by pressing and holding) (red) - End call - Exiting the menu and returning to standby RIGHT - Function indicated in the corresponding right-hand corner of the FUNCTION display - Enter the Phonebook menu in standby... - Page 12 LEFT - Function indicated in the corresponding left-hand corner of the display FUNCTION - Enter the Main Menu in standby NAVIGAT - UP, DOWN, RIGHT, LEFT navigation keys to move through E UP, menus, central OK to select and DOWN, confirm RIGHT, LEFT, OK...
- Page 13 TORCH - Switching the torch on/off (holding down) - Asterisk key - Inserting symbols when entering text in messages, address book, etc. (by pressing twice) - Key 0 - Insert a space w h e n entering text in messages, address book, etc.
- Page 14 - Delete key - Activate/deactivate Silent mode (holding down) - When entering text (in SMS or Address Book) select ABC, abc,123...
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Page 15: Led
1.5. - Flashes when there are missed calls CALLS - Flashes when there are new messages MESSAGES - Flashes when battery is low CHARGE - On during charging (green) To activate/deactivate the LED: Settings/Phone/Flashing indicator... -
Page 16: Putting The Phone Into Operation
PUTTING THE PHONE INTO OPERATION 2.1. Insert SIM and battery 1. Loosen the screws and open the battery compartment door (Fig.6 and Fig.7). 2. Slide the metal flap towards the top side of the phone and open, insert the SIM card making sure that the card's contacts are facing the phone (Fig.8). Close the flap and slide it towards the underside of the phone to secure the closure. - Page 17 Fig.6...
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Page 21: Insert Microsd Card (Optional)
2.2. Insert microSD card (optional) Refer to the instructions in "Inserting the SIM and Battery" to open the battery door. Slide the metal flap towards the top side of the phone and open, insert the microSD memory card making sure the card's contacts are facing the phone (Fig.10), close the flap and slide it towards the underside of the phone to secure the closure. -
Page 22: Battery Charging
2.3. Battery charging 1. Open the protective flap on the top of the phone, insert the charger connector into the charger socket. Warning: Incorrect connection of the charger connector may cause damage to the phone. Damage caused by improper use is not covered by the warranty. -
Page 23: Ip68 Degree Of Protection
Note: When the battery is completely discharged, the phone displays a warning message and automatically switches off. In this case, it is not possible to switch the phone back on and when you put it on charge, you may have to wait a few minutes before t h e display turns on and shows the battery icon indicating the charging status. -
Page 24: Telephone Use
TELEPHONE USE 3.1. Telephone on/off Press and hold the [CLOSE] button to switch on or off. 3.2. Key lock Press the [LEFT FUNCTION] button then [*] to lock or unlock the keys. 3.3. How to make a call 1. Dial the number and press the [CALL] key. If you make a mistake, press the [RIGHT FUNCTION] key corresponding to the word (DELETE). -
Page 25: Quick Composition
Note: To call a number in the phonebook, see chapter "PHONEBOOK" section "Searching for and dialling a number in the phonebook". 3.4. Fast composition Speed dialling allows you to call the telephone number associated with the relevant key on the keypad by holding down the key (keys 2 to 9). To enter numbers in speed dial, see chapter 'REDIAL'. -
Page 26: Audio Volume Adjustment
3.7. Audio volume adjustment In conversation, press the [VOLUME] buttons to adjust the sound. 3.8. Ringer volume adjustment See chapter 'PROFILES'. The ring tone can also be adjusted by pressing the [VOLUME] buttons in standby. 3.9. Silent mode Press and hold the [#] button to switch from normal to silent ringer mode. The display shows the corresponding icon. -
Page 27: Sos Button
3.11. SOS button To activate the emergency call, press and hold the [SOS] key. The phone switches to the emergency state: - The siren sounds and starts calling the previously set telephone numbers. - If one of the called numbers answers, the telephone activates the hands-free function and exits the emergency state. -
Page 28: Menu
MENU 4.1. How to navigate the menu Use the [NAVIGATE] buttons to navigate through the menus. 1. Press the central [OK] button to enter the menu. 2. Press [DOWN], [UP], [RIGHT], [LEFT] to move through the menus. 3. Press the central [OK] to enter the submenus, to select, to confirm. 4. -
Page 29: Messages
MESSAGES 5.1. Writing and sending a message 1. Select (MESSAGES) / (WRITE). Write the message. ABC , - To select writing: , abc , 123 , press the [#] key. - To enter the desired character, press the respective key several times (e.g.: to enter the character E, press the key [3] twice). -
Page 30: Rubric
RUBRIC 6.1. Inserting Contacts in the Address Book A contact can be placed on the SIM or in the phone. 1. Select (DIRECTORY) / (ADD NEW CONTACT). 2. Select (SIM) or (PHONE). 3. Enter name and number. - To enter characters see chapter "MESSAGES" paragraph "writing and sending a message". -
Page 31: Searching And Dialling A Number In The Address Book
6.2. Searching for and selecting a number in the Address Book 1. Select (RUBRIC). 2. To search for the contact: a) Use the [DOWN] and [UP] buttons. b) Enter the name or initial of the name and use the [DOWN] and [UP] keys. 3. -
Page 32: Settings
SETTINGS Use this menu to change settings for PHONE, TIME/DATE, DISPLAY, SECURITY, FACTORY 7.1. Phone 7.1.1. Time and Date 1. Select (SETTINGS) / (PHONE) / (TIME AND DATE). 2. Set the time and date, press (SAVE). 7.1.2. Display Brightness 1. Select (SETTINGS) / (PHONE) / (ILLUMINATION) / (LCD ILLUMINATION). -
Page 33: Sim Lock (Pin)
2. Select (BRIGHTNESS), press the [RIGHT] and [LEFT] buttons, press (OK). 7.2. SIM lock (PIN) SIM lock is used to prevent unauthorised use of the SIM. If you activate the SIM lock, you need to enter your PIN (provided with the SIM card by your service provider) and press (OK) each time the phone is switched on. -
Page 34: Phone Lock (Phone Password)
In step 1 select (CHANGE PIN). 2. Enter the old PIN and press (OK). 3. Enter the new PIN and press (OK). 4. Confirm the new PIN and press (OK). 7.3. Phone Lock (Phone Password) The purpose of the phone lock is to prevent unauthorised use of the phone. If the Phone lock is activated, it is necessary to enter the phone password (1122 set at the factory) and press (OK) each time the phone is switched on. -
Page 35: Bluetooth
4. Confirm the new PASSWORD, press (OK). 7.4. Bluetooth 1. Select (SETTINGS) / (CONNECTIVITY) / (BLUETOOTH). To search, pair and connect a Bluetooth device to the phone: 2. Select (POWER) / (ON). 3. Select (VISIBILITY) / (ON). 4. Select (MY DEVICE) / (SEARCH NEW DEVICE). Once the search is complete, the phone displays the list of devices found, press (CANCEL) to exit the search. -
Page 36: Restore Factory Settings
1. Select (SETTINGS) / (SOS). 2. Select (SOS NUMBERS) to set numbers. 3. Select (SOS KEY) to switch the SOS function on/off. 4. Select (SOS MESSAGE) to activate/deactivate sending the message and edit the text. 5. Select (SIRENA) to activate/deactivate the siren. 7.6. -
Page 37: Profiles
PROFILES Use this menu to activate a mode and customise sounds. 8.1. Activating a profile To activate a mode General, Silent, Meeting, External. 1. Select (SETTINGS) / (PROFILES). 2. Select a profile, press (OK). 8.2. Customising a profile To customise all phone sounds. 1. -
Page 38: Incoming Call Ringtone
8.2.1. Incoming call ringtone Arrived at point 2 of the section 'Customising a profile': 3. Select (RINGER). Select a ringtone, press [OK]. 4. Press (OPTIONS) / (SAVE). Note: By inserting the optional microSD memory, it is possible to customise the ringtone with an mp3 song by selecting SELECT FROM FILE in step 3. -
Page 39: Message Tone
8.2.4. Message tone Arrived at point 2 of the section 'Customising a profile': 3. Select (MESSAGE). Select a tone, press [OK]. 4. Press (OPTIONS) / (SAVE). 8.2.5. Message volume Arrived at point 2 of the section 'Customising a profile': 3. Select (MESSAGE VOLUME). 4. -
Page 40: Instruments
INSTRUMENTS 9.1. Alarm/Alarm 1. Select (TOOLS) / (ALARM). 2. Select one of the 5 settable alarms, select (EDIT). 3. Press the [RIGHT] and [LEFT] buttons to select ON. 4. Select and set the time, press (SAVE). When the alarm sounds, press (STOP) or (POSTPONE) for 5 minutes. 10. -
Page 41: Fm Radio
Press (OPTIONS) to view photos, choose storage, change camera settings. 11. FM radio 1. Select (RADIO FM). 2. Use [OK] button to switch on/off, [UP], [DOWN], [RIGHT], [LEFT] buttons to change station, [VOLUME] buttons to adjust volume. Press the [LEFT FUNCTION] button to choose: (STATION LIST): To view the list and listen to or edit stations. -
Page 42: Multimedia
12. MULTIMEDIA 12.1. Audio player Attention: A microSD card max. 16G (not supplied) must be inserted to use the audio player. Place audio tracks in the My music folder. 1. Select (MULTIMEDIA) / (AUDIO PLAYER). 2. Use the [OK] button to switch on/off, the [RIGHT], [LEFT] buttons to change tracks, the [VOLUME] buttons to adjust the volume. -
Page 43: Appendix
13. APPENDIX 13.1. Health and safety information SAR information 13.1.1. This mobile phone is a radio transceiver and has been designed not to exceed the limits of exposure to radio waves, as required by Directive 2014/53/EU. The relevant standards use the SAR Specific Absorption Rate unit of measurement. -
Page 44: Protect Your Hearing
Protect your hearing 13.1.2. Caution: To avoid possible hearing damage, do not listen t o audio at high volume levels for long periods of time. Also be careful when holding the phone close to your ear while the loudspeaker is in use. 13.2. -
Page 45: How To Solve The Most Common Problems
13.3. How to solve the most common problems In the event of malfunctions, we recommend that you re-read the instructions and check the following points before calling for technical assistance. Problem Possible cause Solution Battery is not inserted Insert correctly the The phone does not correctly battery... - Page 46 When switched on, Enter the Password of the Phone lock has been telephone, see section activated display shows 'Enter 'Telephone Blocking'. password' The display You are in an area not Move to another location or shows no signal covered by a radio signal contact your telephone level provider...
- Page 47 The duration of the The battery is exhausted Replacing the battery battery was significantly reduced...
- Page 48 SIMPLIFIED EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The manufacturer SAIET Telecomunicazioni Srl, declares that the type of radio equipment, GSM mobile phone model ENERGY is compliant with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at: www.saiet.it/uedocs...
- Page 49 The information in this manual is believed to be reliable and accurate; however, SAIET assumes no liability for inaccuracies and omissions, for the user's use of the information, or for infringement of patents or other third party rights that may result from the use of the information.