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  • Page 1 Tri-band GSM/GPRS handset N120 User Guide...
  • Page 2 UNPACKING Thank you for purchasing N120. Check whether your phone comes equipped with all the neces sary components, as shown in the figure below. If the product is defective or there is a compo nent missing, immediately contact the office where you bought our phone.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS 0…SAFETY INFORMATION 0…PHONEBOOK 0…Quick Search 0…BEFORE YOU START 0…Search Entry 0…Add New Entry 0…PHONE ICONS 0…Copy All 0…DESCRIPTION OF KEYS 0…Delete 0…BACKLIGHT 0…Caller Group 0…BATTERY 0…Extra Number 0…NETWORK LINKING 0…Settings 0…INSERT & REMOVE 0…Caller Picture FLASH CARD 0…Caller Ring Tone 0…THE IDLE PROFILE 0…Caller Video 0…CALL FUNCTIONS...
  • Page 4 0…CALL HISTORY 0…Audio Player 0…Missed Calls 0…AB Repeater 0…Dialed Calls 0…Sound Recorder 0…Received Calls 0…Melody Compose 0…Delete Call Log 0…Call Time 0…FILE MANAGER 0…Call cost 0…SMS Counter 0…FUN & GAME 0…GPRS Counter 0…Games 0…Theme 0…SETTINGS 0…Stopwatch 0…Phone Setup 0…Call Setup 0…USER PROFILE 0…Network Setup 0…Security Setup...
  • Page 5 0…EXTRA FUNCTIONS 0…Calculator 0…SYMBOLS 0…Unit Converter 0…Currency Converter 0…MP3 AND MP4 INSTRUCTION 0…Health 0…E-Book Reader 0…TROUBLESHOOTING 0…GLOSSARY 0…SHORTCUTS 0…LIMITED WARRANTY 0…TEXT INPUT MODE STATEMENT 0…SPANISH/ENGLISH IUPUT MODE 0…Multitap ES/ABC Input Mode 0…Multitap es/abc Input Mode 0…Smart ES/ABC Input Mode 0…Smart es/abc Input Mode 0…Numeric Mode...

  • Page 6: Safety Information

    SAFETY INFORMATION PERSONAL USE Operation of any radio equipment including mobile phones may interfere with the function of in adequately shielded medical devices such as hearing aids and pacemakers. You must consult t he manufacturer of these devices or your physician before use. In oil depots and chemical factories where explosive gas or other products are stored, the user should pay close attention to the restriction on the use of mobile phone.
  • Page 7 Prevent children from playing with your cell phone as toys. For example, behaviors l ike throwing, biting the phone, or immersing it into water should be avoided. Do not let children less than 14 years old hang the phone around the neck. MOBILE PHONE USE Please use only the accessories or parts offered by the manufacturer or those authorized by th e manufacturer.
  • Page 8 Please do not link it to other unnecessary equipments. Note! Non-professionals must not try to dissemble the phone. Phone Precautions! Use your phone battery only for its intended purpose, and never use any battery charger which is damaged or worn out. When you unplug your phone from its charger, grasp and pull the plug, not the power cord.
  • Page 9 Battery Precautions! Avoid dropping the cell phone. Dropping it, especially on a hard surface, can potenti ally cause damage to the phone and battery. If you suspect damage to the phone o r battery, take it to a service center for inspection. Never use any charger or battery that is damaged in any way.
  • Page 10 s, keys or jewelry. ON THE ROAD Before making or receiving calls acquaint yourself thoroughly with the applicable local laws and guidelines regarding the use of mobile radio telephones and always abide by these laws. Air bags, anti-lock brakes, cruise control and fuel injection systems are normally immune to rad io transmissions but if you come across problems, please consult you vehicle dealer.
  • Page 11 den on an aircraft because of the potential interference with the telecommunication system. If the plane has not taken off yet, you should ask the flight crew for permission before you use y our phone. Note! If you have set your phone to Auto Switch ON, please check the Alarm Clock setting stat us and the Schedule menu to see the reminding time setting so that your phone will not power on automatically during the flight.

  • Page 12: Before You Start

    BEFORE YOU START PHONE ICONS Shows the received signal strength. The more the bars, the better the sign al strength. Appears when a new text message has been received Appears when you have messages waiting in voice mail Appears when the vibrator mode is selected as ring tone type. Appears when the alarm clock function is enabled.

  • Page 13: Description Of Keys

    DESCRIPTION OF KEYS Left Soft Key Performs the functions indicated by the text in the left bottom line of the display scr een above it. On standby mode, enables you to enter into the menu. When in the Game Mode, enables you to quit the program. In the menu mode, selects menu function or stores information that you have enter ed in the phone or SIM memory.
  • Page 14 Right Soft Key Performs the functions indicated by the text in the right bottom line of the display s creen above it. On standby mode, enables you to enter into the call history. In the menu mode, press the Right Soft key function, to go back to previous screen. In the idle mode, long press leads you to enter into Phone Lock mode directly.
  • Page 15 Navigation Key In the editing mode, moves the cursor. In the menu mode, moves the menu cursor. In the idle mode, each key has the following function. Up-Navigation key : Enter into the Message Center. Down- Navigation key Short Press : Enter into the “SIM Tool Kit” Long Press : Set Ring/Key Tone Volume.
  • Page 16 [* ] Key and [#] Key Depending on the different screens or different menus, the two keys work in differe nt functions : In the idle mode, switch between the Mute Mode and the Normal Mode by long pre ssing the [#] key. In the idle mode, Enter into the “Internet Services”...
  • Page 17 Hook Button on the earphone If you insert the earphone to the jack on the right side of your phone, you can use i t in the same way as your phone’s earpiece. You can answer or end a call by pressing the hook button on the earphone. When a new call comes in while you are on a call, you can answer the waiting call b y pressing the hook button on the earphone.

  • Page 18: Backlight

    BACKLIGHT A backlight illuminates the display and the keypad. When you press any key, the backlight comes on. It goes off when no keys are pressed within a given period of time. BATTERY The phone comes with Li-ion battery which is only half charged but can be put into use immedi ately after the package is opened.
  • Page 19 Insert the battery into the phone by following two steps: Align the bottom of the battery down into the holes in the bottom of the phone. Then sit the battery on the back of the phone until it clicks into place.
  • Page 20 How to Charge the Battery Plug your charger into the main socket first. Connect the lead from the charger to the bottom of the phone. When the battery is charging, the icon on the upper left corner which indicates the battery charge level will flash in cycle.

  • Page 21: Network Linking

    harge the battery. Normally, the battery, the phone and the charger might get heat ed in the process. Release the charger from the power socket and the phone. Warning! Charge the battery in a well-ventilated area between -40℃ ~ +55℃. Yo u must only use the supplied charger.
  • Page 22 Do not touch the gold contacts of SIM card in case the data might get lost or dama ged. Avoid placing it near areas where there is a magnetic or electric field. Once th e card is damaged, you will not be able to link to the GSM network by it. Warning! Switch the phone off before you remove the SIM card from the phone.
  • Page 23 ! Note: About the SIM card The SIM card is a computer chip containing information about your subscription, security, phonebook etc. When you register as a subscriber with GSM or GPRS network operator, you are provided with the SIM card. Always handle the SIM card with care and insert with the gold contacts facing d own.
  • Page 24 call 060. The phone will promote“Network Emergency”―― which means it is searching fo r network but has failed to link. When the SIM card is in the due place, the phone will check the validity of the card automatically. Then the screen will promote in sequence: “Enter PIN”-- prerequisite: SIM card security code is enabled.
  • Page 25 locked and your SIM card will automatically lock-up. Once your SIM card is blocked, you will be asked for the PUK1 password. Note! A regular PIN code consisting of 4~8 digits will be offered to you by your net work service provider. You are advised to change it into your private code set by yo urself as soon as possible.
  • Page 26 will turn to the idle mode. INSERT & REMOVE THE T-FLASH CARD Your phone supports the T-Flash Plug and Play function when the phone is turned on. However for safe functioning, it is recommended that you insert/remove the T Flash card after the phone is turned off.

  • Page 27: The Idle Profile

    When you need to remove the T-Flash card, you should switch off the phone before removing t he T-flash card from right side of the phone. THE IDLE PROFILE Link Icons on the idle main screen Signal strength indicator and battery power level indicator: The fully filled bars on both icons only suggest abundance and not necessary 100% in power.

  • Page 28: Call Functions

    There are built-in still or animated wallpapers for your choice. You can also downloa d pictures from the PC by connecting your phone to the computer. When your phone is in the idle mode, you can also see the following icons: Alarm Setting has been enabled.
  • Page 29 Function keys: Save a number to Phonebook by pressing Left soft key. Return to th e idle mode by pressing right soft key or the [END] key. Dial the number entered by pressing [SEND] key. Erase the digit before the cursor by short pressing the Right soft key.
  • Page 30 pressing the numeric keys. (Please add area code before the number.) Press [SEND] key to connect the called number. You can change the entered number by pressing the Right soft key to clear the digit before the cursor. A connecting animation appe ars on the screen.
  • Page 31 International Call You should press [*] key for a couple of times until the symbol “+” appear on the s creen. By doing so, you can make an international call in whatever country without having to input the country code. (e.g. in China it is 00.) After the prefix symbol is e ntered, you should input the country code and the telephone number.

  • Page 32: Display Screen

    e screen will say “EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY”. Therefore, you can make an emergen cy call even without the SIM card in place. 1) Enter 060 to call the emergency services. 2) Press [SEND]. ! Note : Some network may not allow the emergency call(060) and may request to insert SIM card.

  • Page 33: Key Operation

    KEY OPERATION Function Key You can answer or divert an incoming call by pressing the left soft key and reject it by pressing right soft key. You can answer a call by pressing [SEND] key and reject it by [End] key. Note! If the earphone is plugged into the jack on the phone, you can answer a cal l by pressing the hook button.

  • Page 34: Call Menu

    Total Received : You can see the total received call time of your call. Reset All Time : When you want to reset call time, selects the Reset All Time. CALL MENU During a Call When the call is confirmed by the caller and connected, the main-screen displays th e following information when the conversation begins: “Number or Name”, “Call Tim e”, “Status (Hand-free On/Off)”.
  • Page 35 Note! Some options appear only in some particular situations. Or they may need th e support from the network. For example: “New Call” should be supported by the n etwork. Auto DTMF In cases when the “P” symbol is placed in between numbers, the phone will first attempt to connect the call and then automatically send out the numbers after the “p”.

  • Page 36: Function Menu

    FUNCTION MENU PHONEBOOK ! Note: If the SIM card is changed, you may lose the information of the phonebook data in the previous SIM card. If you do so, the type of the number, text memo and group type may be los t.

  • Page 37: Search Entry

    In “Phonebook” menu, you can find a number conveniently and quickly in the “Quick Search” sub-menu. Input the initial letter of the Name in the place where the cursor is located, and the phone will begin to search for the most possible record. For example, In the case of searching for “James”, input the letter J in the es Input Mode.

  • Page 38: Delete

    From Phone : copy all of the entries from Phone to SIM. Delete Delete the records stored in SIM card and Phone memory respectively. The records can be deleted instantly or one at a time. From SIM : You can delete all of the entries from SIM. From Phone : You can delete all of the entries from Phone.

  • Page 39: Caller Picture

    Fields : You can select the field On/Off. My vCard : You can select the vCard. Caller Picture If you set a specified picture for a phone number in Phonebook, when you received a call from that phone number, the specified picture is displayed. Caller Ring Tone If you set a specified ring tone for a phone number in Phonebook, when you receiv ed a call from that phone number, the specified ring tone rings.

  • Page 40: Message

    do an action, the following options are available. IP dial：The IP number is automatically attached to the number dialed. Send SMS：Send SMS to a number selected from the phonebook. View：You can go through the list of telephone numbers stored in the phoneboo Edit：Edit names and numbers etc.
  • Page 41 Text Message Your phone has 10 preset messages. You can also create your own text messages. You can ad d the message module to the new message you are editing. You can input the number to which you wish to send your message by either pressing the num eric keys or retrieve it from the phonebook.
  • Page 42 in some cities or areas, messages should not be longer than 160 English characters. In the editing mode, you can select the text input mode by pressing [#] key. Press the [*] key to input symbols. Short press Right soft key to erase the character befor e the cursor.
  • Page 43 When there is a new message, your phone will remind you with both animation and al ert ring. (User profile – Customize - Tone Setup— Message Tone) If the inbox is full, correspon ding icon will appear on the top of the screen. You can return to the idle screen by pressing Right soft key / [END] key.
  • Page 44 numbers or names(if stored in the Phonebook) are displayed on the list. In the inbox, the scrolling cursor indicates the date when the new message arrives. Read the message by pressing the left soft key. You can preview the message by pr essing Up/Down Navigation key.
  • Page 45 Delete Folder Delete the records stored in the Inbox/Outbox/Send/Drafts folder. Template Users can insert a preset phrase into a text message which is being composed. When you are sending a message, you can quickly use a preset phrase. Message Settings Text Message Profile Setting : Profile Name, SMS Center Address, Valid Period, Message Type.
  • Page 46 Auto Signature : You can set it to “ON”, “OFF”. Send Validity Period : The period of time the MMS kept in the SMS center. Delivery Report : You can set it to ON/OFF. Read Report : Requests notification from the service provider whether the receiv er has read the MMS.

  • Page 47: Chat

    Chat The phone support up to 2 “Chat Room”. Select chat room and enter into “Chat Room Info”. Type your nickname and destination phone number. Voice Mail To use this menu, you have to ask to your service provider to activate this function. The phone support up to 2 phone numbers of voice message center.
  • Page 48 ! Note : The voicemail service may not be available on all networks. For more detail, please contact your network service provider. CALL HISTORY In the call history menu screen, you can see the number of Missed Calls, Dialed Calls, and Rece ived Calls.
  • Page 49 the view screen you can make a call to the number by pressing SEND key. Delete Call Log You can delete the records of missed calls, dialed calls and received calls respectivel y without clearing the call time record. In order to avoid unnecessary deleting opera tion, the user should confirm his action before the record is deleted.
  • Page 50 Total Calls Cost : Used to show the cost of total call. Reset Cost : Used to reset all the cost items. Max Cost : Used to show and set the credit of cost. Price per Unit : Used to show and set the price per unit of cost of a call. SMS Counter In this menu, you can view the sent messages and the number of the recorded mes sages.
  • Page 51 Edit : Edit the number so that it can be saved to the phonebook together with the city cod SETTINGS Many different features of your phone can be customized to suit your preferences. All of these features are accessed via the Setting menu. Display Setup In this menu, you can change various settings for the display.
  • Page 52 You can choose the city by pressing the Up/Down navigation key. The time and dat e format could be set by using left/right navigation key. Set Home city : You can set the city. Set Time/Date : You can set the time and date. Set Format : You can select the format such as time, date.
  • Page 53 Greeting Text Greeting is an alternative to the switch-on animation. Speed Dial You can set it On or Off. You also need to edit the speed dial number 2~8. Deddicated Key You can set the key function of the Navigation key (up/down/right/left) Auto Update of date and time You can set the auto update of date and time(On/Off).
  • Page 54 Caller ID Set whether to display your number on the other party’s phone. It can also depend on the network. Call Waiting Three options are available: Activate, Disable, Query Status. Call Divert You can divert the coming calls on your own setting. Call Barring You can bar the “Outgoing Calls”, “Incoming Calls”...
  • Page 55 Closed User Group All calls listed in the group alert in the same way as your current setting. Prefix Number You can edit at most 3 prefix dial number and use one of them. Note! Some setting should be supported by the network. The Call Barring function is applicable only when you subscribe to the network and be activated in SIM card.
  • Page 56 Security Setup You can set security pattern with this menu so that your phone and SIM card will be guarded against any illegal use. PIN code When you want to activate the PIN code function, enter your Personal Identification Number. Personal Identification Number is needed to establish authorization for access to cer tain functions or information in your SIM card.
  • Page 57 Barred Dial !NOTE : The Barred Dial service may not be available on all cellular phones. Change Password You can change the password such as PIN, PIN2, Phone Lock Password. Note! The default Phone Lock code is 0000. It is highly recommended for you to c hange it.
  • Page 58 Alert Type : Ring, Vibration Only, Vibration and Ring and Vibration then Ring, Light Only Ring Type : Single, Repeat and Ascending. Extra Tone : Warning, Error, Camp On and Connect. Answer Mode : Any Key (On/Off). Note! Switch back to silent mode by long pressing [#] key. Press and hold again, it will go bac k to the previous mode.
  • Page 59 MULTIMEDIA Camera In the camera main screen, you can take photos, set camera options or view the sa ved pictures. If there is not enough memory to save a new photo, you need to create free space by deleting old pictures or other files in the menu. Option (Press left key) : You can set the corresponding options and enter the album to see saved photos.
  • Page 60 To Wallpaper : Send the picture to wallpaper. To Screen Saver : Send the picture to screen saver. To Power On Display : Send the picture to power on display. To Power Off Display : Send the picture to power off display. To PhoneBook : Send the picture to phonebook.
  • Page 61 Shutter Sound : Select shutter sound when you take a photo. The following options are available ; Off , Sound 1, Sound 2, Sound 3. EV : Select the effect of exposure. Use Navi Left/Right. Options : EV-4 ~ EV+4 Night Mode : On/Off Banding : Select the frequency (50Hz/ 60Hz)
  • Page 62 Image Quality : Setting the quality level of photo Options : High/ Low/ Normal White Balance Options : Auto/Daylight/Tungsten/Fluorescent/Cloud/Incandescence Effect Setting You can set special photo effect. Options : Normal/ GrayScale/ Sepia/ Sepia Green/ Sepia Blue/ Color Invert/ GrayInv ert/ Blackboard/ Whiteboard/ Copper Carving/ Blue Carving/ Embossment/ Contrast / Sketch Add Frame You can select a frame for a certain photo.
  • Page 63 You can view the saved photos in the album menu. View : To see the saved photos. [#] key : Zoom in , [*] key : Zoom out, [0] key : Rotate Browse Style : Select the list type of saved photos ; List Style/ Matrix Style. Forward : Forward the saved photos to the following options ;...
  • Page 64 d movie. You can set the corresponding options and enter the video player menu to see the s aved movie. To Player You can see the saved movies in the album. The options ; Play: To play the saved movies. Forward : Forward the saved video clip to “To Phonebook”, “To Screen Saver”, “T o Power On Display”, “To Power Off Display”, “To MMS”...
  • Page 65 White Balance Options : Auto/Daylight/Tungsten/Fluorescent/Cloud/Incandescence Select the effect of exposure. Use Navi Left/Right. Options : EV-4 ~ EV+4 Night Mode: On/Off Banding Select the frequency (50Hz/ 60Hz) Video Setting Video Quality Setting the quality level of movie. Options : No Limit / Low / Fine / High File Size Limit Setting the limit of movie size.
  • Page 66 Record Audio : On/Off Encode Format Setting the encoding format. Options : H.263 / Mpeg4 Effect Setting You can set special photo effect. Options : Normal/ Gray Scale/ Sepia/ Sepia Green/ Sepia Blue/ Color Invert/ Gray In vert/ Blackboard/ Whiteboard/ Copper Carving/ Blue Carving/ Embossment/ Contras t/ Sketch Storage You can select the target storage.
  • Page 67 Power On Display”, “To Power Off Display”, “To MMS” Rename: Change the name of the selected movie. Delete: Delete the selected movie. Delete All Files: Delete all the saved movies. Sort: Rearrange the saved photos by selected means. The following options are available.
  • Page 68 eat, Shuffle, Background Play, Backlight Mode and Equalizer. You can also press the hook button on the earphone to Play or Pause the music. Note! It is suggested that the volume be turned down before the earphone is plug ged in to the jack on the phone for loud sound can do harm to your ears. AB Repeater AB repeater is designed for the user to instantly repeat sentences without the need to continually rewind or search.
  • Page 69 Every AB section which is already set in setting screen could be played by pressing the corresponding 0~9 key. With [*] key, Once and Replay Modee could be decided. You can also press the hook button on the earphone to Play or Pause the music. Note! It is suggested that the volume be turned down before the earphone is plug ged in to the jack on the phone for loud sound can do harm to your ears.
  • Page 70 Pref. Storage: Select the target storage ; Phone / Memory card File Format: Set the format of the sound files ; AMR / WAV Forward : Forward the selected sound file to ; “To User Profile”, “To MMS” Melody compose You can compose ring tone with this menu.
  • Page 71 Rename : Change the file name of composed ring tone. Delete : Delete the selected composed ring tone. Delete All : Delete all composed ring tone in “Melody Composer” list. Forward : Forward the selected composed ring tone by MMS, EMS, or to ring to FILE MANAGER The total memory of your phone is 64MB.
  • Page 72 Calendar With this menu, you can use the calendar function. If you enter this menu, the date cursor will be on today’s date. If the date on the cursor has schedule list, you can selected by pressing option soft key. And then you may write your schedule.
  • Page 73 vailable. The default mode is OFF. You may set one or all ON if necessary. The time and due date of each alarm can be set separately. World Clock You can view the current time for GMT and the other cities around the world by pre ssing the navigation key.
  • Page 74 devices and gives fast and easy access to Internet information and service. You can obtain rich information by the WAP browser instead of a PC. Multi-services are avail able such as Reservation, News, Sports and Weather Broadcast. Home Page : Once the connection is built, you will link to the home page defined b y yourself.
  • Page 75 Data Account This menu allows you to change and edit the settings for the GSM and GPRS netwo rk services. For further details, contact your service provider. GSM Data : This menu allows you to manage and edit the settings required by the CSD connection.
  • Page 76 Calculator Enter numbers by pressing [0]—[9]. Press [#] for a decimal point. Press the right s oft key to clear your input. You can press the Up, Down, Left, Right navigation keys to enter the symbols of ad dition , subtraction, multiplication and division. Clear the latest input digit or result by pressing Right soft key.
  • Page 77 Select BMI in the menu and input your weight and height. Then the phone will automatically calculate your BMI. Menstrual cycles. Female users can predict pregnancy from sex by calculating your menstrual cycles. E-Book Reader You can read E-Book with this menu. Select drive between phone and card memory.
  • Page 78 ou can view the record in this menu. TEXT INPUT MODE SPANISH/ENGLISH IUPUT MODE Multitap ES/ABC Input Mode Press the key where the target input letter(Upper case) is located to input the letter. Then press and hold the letter. Multitap es/abc Input Mode Press the key where the target input letter(Lower case) is located to input the letter.
  • Page 79 Numeric Mode In the screen of number inputting, enter the number by pressing the relevant nume ric keys. SYMBOLS The screen will promote a table of 4×6 size. You can choose one from the 36 symbols includi ng punctuation marks, arithmetic marks and currency symbols etc. After the symbol is entered, the screen will return the previous input mode.
  • Page 80 USB memory. For mp4 files, you can copy it to the Video Folder. After canceling the connection of the external memory device through the computer, disconnect the USB Cable from the computer. Turn on your phone and use the Navigation up key or follow the sequence ‘Menu----Multimedi a - - - Audio Player’...
  • Page 81 card. You can disable the PIN check if you want, please see Security Setting menu. When Enter PUK appears at the power-up… ☞ PUK(Personal Unblocking Key) is used to unblock the blocked SIM card due to incorrectly entered PIN. PUK code is composed of 8 digits, and usually provided with your SIM card. If the PUK code is entered incorrectly several times in succession, PUK will be blocked and your SIM card will be automatically lock-up and the SIM Blocked message will be displayed.
  • Page 82 ☞ You need to check the quick silence mode setting. If you can find icon on the top of the main display screen it is the quick silence mode. By pressing and holding [VOL-UP] on the idle screen, you can switch it off. You need to check the Key Tone Type of Sound Setting menu. You need to check Key Tone Volume of the profile option that you have set on Profiles menu.
  • Page 83 If an outgoing SMS message is not sent… ☞ You need to check the Message Center option in SMS Setting menu. If all audible key tones are muted and all audible alerts are changed to vibrator alert… ☞ You need to check the quick silence mode setting. If you can find icon on top of the mai n display screen it is the quick silence mode.
  • Page 84 CUG (Closed User Group) This network service allows the restriction of calls to and from a selected user group. DTMF (Dial Tone Multi Frequency) Codes sent as tone signals. Used for telephone banking, for accessing an answering machine, etc. GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) New packet service that allows information to be sent and received across a mobile network.
  • Page 85 PUK (Personal Unblocking Key Code) Used to unlock a blocked SIM card. This comes with your subscription Roaming Use of your phone when you are outside your subscription network area. SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) It contains subscriber details, security information and memory for a personal directory of num bers.
  • Page 86 The customer shall bear the cost of shipping the product to the Customer Service Center of KC M. KCM shall bear the cost of shipping the product back to the customer after the completion o f service under this limited warranty.
  • Page 87 KCM, including damage caused by shipping, blown fuses, spills of food or liquid. Breakage or damage to antennas unless caused directly by defects in material or workmanship. That the Customer Service Department at KCM was not notified by consumer of the alleged de fect or malfunction of the product during the applicable limited warranty period.
  • Page 88 4. HOW TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE : To obtain warranty service, please call the following telephone number.
  • Page 89 RF Exposure Information and Statement The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue. Device types N120 (FCC ID: T6QN120) has also been tested against this SAR limit. The highest SAR value reporte d under this standard during product certification for use at the ear is 1.117 W/kg and when pr operly worn on the body is 0.251 W/kg.
  • Page 90 he instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does c ause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or m ore of the following measures: - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

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