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Innovation makes
your dreams come true
Welcome to the user guide for the 6711
mobile phone. We are paving the way for
modern technology.
With a whole suit of keypad
operation system, the 6711
now gives you a fresh and
exciting level of enjoyment
from a mobile phone
By using Internet Explorer,
you can connect your phone
with
Internet
applications, to keep closer
touch with the world all the
time. You can synchronise
your phone with PC to realize resource
synchronisation
and
transmission
ActiveSync, so as to bring convenience to your
business work.
When you need to relax, play your favorite
music through Windows Media and take in a
game or two from the interesting selection on
board the 6711. Wherever you go, whatever
you do, keep the 6711 close and never skip a
beat.

Special features

Internet explorer
Built-in active Sync
to synchronise with
P57
PC
Windows media
P28
player
Supports Outlook
P41
e-mail
or
network
Amusing games
Supports T-flash
P10
card
Supports voice
through
P92
notes
P52
P47
Calendar
2 mega pixel
P95
camera
Supports video
P96
capture
Supports Internet
P106
sharing
Supports Speed
P91
P112
dial
P37
Supports MMS

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  • Page 1: Special Features

    6711. Wherever you go, whatever Innovation makes you do, keep the 6711 close and never skip a beat. your dreams come true Welcome to the user guide for the 6711 Special features mobile phone. We are paving the way for modern technology.
  • Page 3 Amendments will be Declaration made without prior notification. Copyright: 2006 Amoi Electronic Co. Ltd The is the user guide for the Amoi mobile reserves all rights. phone only does include introduction to this product’s software and The content of this guide is protected by hardware configuration.
  • Page 4 <>: shows function key; ““: shows important information on the phone interface; [ ]: shows the phone menus.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    ..............11 Content Battery power display ........12 Safety notice ..........IX Power on/ off ..........12 1.Getting to know your phone......1 Speed list operation ..Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert. Your phone............1 Using shortcut keys ........14 Front view of your phone......1 3.Call Functions ...........16 Side view of your phone.......
  • Page 6 Textmarke nicht definiert. nicht definiert. Creating a speed dial for a contact ..Fehler! 5.Input Modes ..........24 Textmarke nicht definiert. Switching input modes ........24 Making a call from call history.... Fehler! Character input mode........24 Textmarke nicht definiert. Numeric input mode ........
  • Page 7 Shop music ............ 34 Outbox ............45 Music ID ............34 Inbox............45 Streaming music ..........35 Sent item ............45 Music videos ..........35 Options ............45 The buzz ............35 9.Calendar ............47 Community............. 35 Viewing calendar ..........47 Music apps............. 35 New appointment..........48 Calendar settings..........48 8.Messaging ..........37 SMS/MMS............
  • Page 8 The menu when Internet explorer is offline..53 ActiveSync error information ......64 The menu when Internet explorer is online..54 14.Tasks ............66 Options ............55 The synchronisation task on PC..... 66 General ............56 Creating a task on the phone ......67 Connections..........
  • Page 9 Copying phone contacts to SIM card..73 Clock & alarm ..........79 Deleting a contact .......... 74 Date and time ..........79 Alarm ............79 16.Settings ...........75 Connections ...........80 Phone............. 75 Wireless manager........80 Call barring..........75 Beam ............81 Call forwarding ........... 75 Bluetooth ............81 Call options ..........
  • Page 10 Certificates..........87 The functions during browsing ....... 94 Remove programs ......... 88 Camera ............95 Power management........88 Using the camera menu ......... 96 Accessibility ........... 89 Video ............96 Regional settings ........... 89 Mode ............96 Owner information ......... 90 Brightness ..........
  • Page 11 Using speed dial ........112 21.File Explorer..........103 Folder use ............ 103 27.SystemInfo ..........114 My pictures..........103 28.Accessories...........115 My sounds..........103 Calculator .............115 My videos ..........103 Clear.............115 UAContents..........103 Download agent..........116 Folder operation........... 103 Task manager..........116 22.Good ............105 29.Phone Maintenance ......118 23.Internet Sharing ........106 30.Troubleshooting........120 Activating Internet sharing......
  • Page 12 The person you are calling cannot hear your PIN code Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert. voice ............123 PIN2 code ....Fehler! Textmarke nicht The incoming call doesn’t ring ..... 123 definiert. The battery can’t be charged ....... 124 PUK code ..........129 Can’t display network........

  • Page 13: Safety Notice

    Safety notice In order to ensure high performance and avoid damaging the phone, please use the Before using the phone, please read and follow original accessories and battery. Avoid the rules below carefully. For the detailed using products which are not compatible. information, please refer to the “Safety precaution”...
  • Page 14 carefully to ensure the procedure is carried guarantee that interference will not occur in a out safety. particular installation. If this mobile phone does cause harmful interference to radio or Keep small parts (e.g. SIM card) out of the television reception, which can be determined reach of children to prevent batteries from by turning the equipment off and on, the user is being swallowed or causing other dangers.
  • Page 15 metal and that positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines Statement: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,...

  • Page 17: Getting To Know Your Phone

    Getting to know your phone Side view of your phone Getting to know your phone Your phone Front view of your phone...

  • Page 18: Rear View Of Your Phone

    Getting to know your phone profile, and icons of programmes that you have Rear view of your phone frequently-used. You can open a programme directly by selecting its icon and pressing To access the Home screen from anywhere, press To access the Home screen display, including the background, select [Start→...
  • Page 19 Getting to know your phone the go via your smart phone. Area Function Press / to select your desired option and press Indicates your phone’s to speed enter the current status, such as the corresponding function. battery and signal strength. Status Bar For more details about status Start Menu...

  • Page 20: Status Icon

    Getting to know your phone Alarm Clock: Appears when the Status icon alarm clock is activated. No SIM card inserted :Icon Function description Signal Strength: Represents Appears during in call. the current network signal. Speakerphone on You are out of a service area Microphone muted Battery Status: Represents the Ringer off: Appears when the...

  • Page 21: Program

    Getting to know your phone Missed call icon appears in [ Call History] menu Program Outgoing call following table lists icons Incoming call programmes that are already installed on your phone. Missed call icon appears on the home screen. Icon Name Introduction Lets you play video...
  • Page 22 Getting to know your phone Keeps track of your Tasks Keeps track of tasks appointments and Calendar creates meeting Keeps track of requests. Contacts contacts informatio Lets you enjoy Personalises your multi-functional and AT&T Mall Settings phone to suit the convenient A T&T you use...
  • Page 23 Getting to know your phone memory card. applications, such as games and tools on Keeps track of all your phone. Call Histo phone calls made received and m issed Lets you to manage the contacts that are Lets you organize stored on your SIM File and manage files o...
  • Page 24 Getting to know your phone Lets you to view th SystemInfo memory status of th system. Check here for a Accessories calculator wireless modem and more,...

  • Page 25: Getting Started

    Getting Started (2) As shown in the following diagram, slide Getting Started the battery cover in the direction of the bottom of the phone and then remove it Before using the phone, please insert a SIM and battery. card supplied by a network service provider. The SIM card (Subscriber Identification Module) includes phone...

  • Page 26: Installing T-Flash Card

    Getting Started (4) Make sure the battery contacts are facing Warning: into the phone, and then push the other Don’t insert or remove the SIM card when the side of the battery gently until it fixes itself phone is switched on or getting charged, or this in the battery slot.

  • Page 27: Battery Charging

    Getting Started Battery charging 6711 is powered by a rechargeable Li-ion battery. You are provided with a travel charger and a seat-charger during purchase of phone. Using a travel charger to charge your If you want to remove T-flash card, push T-...

  • Page 28: Battery Power Display

    Getting Started (3) While the phone is switched on and the charge and discharge the new battery twice or three times. As for the first several times, please charge battery icon shows as , it means the for at least 10 hours. You can charge only after the phone is charging, and you can select phone is switched off because of no power [Start→More→Settings→More...→...
  • Page 29 Getting Started phone use is prohibited or where it may cause icon as interference or danger. Make sure that your If the PIN code is activated, your phone will phone’s “Alarm and clock” function is not be connected to a GSM network upon activated.

  • Page 30: Using Shortcut Keys

    Getting Started To access the Quick list While in call: 1. Answer the second (6) Briefly press (press and quickly call while putting the release). first call on hold. (7) Scroll through the list and select the Press 2. Switch between desired item selecting...
  • Page 31 Getting Started image or start Enter the Quick list Press recording a video clip briefly While editing, hold Speed return to the Press Hold down down the key to open last operation screen briefly input modes menu. or the home screen. Voice record key: On the Home screen, press the key to enter...

  • Page 32: Call Functions

    Call Functions and your SIM card to find a matching name or Call Functions number. r example, when you press a number such as (///) (including and the letter “E”), Making a call the names that begin with E will be displayed as well as phone number begins with .

  • Page 33: Creating A Speed Dial For A Contact

    Call Functions Creating a speed dial for a contact (2) Select [Menu→Add to Speed Dial], and select the speed dial number in [Keypad You can create a speed dial number for the assignment]. contacts stored in the phone, so you can dial a contact’s number by simply holding down the Caution: corresponding numeric key (if you set a number...
  • Page 34 Call Functions Call History screen to customize and filter the Caution: calls made, received or missed. You can also save a number in [Contacts] by Find contact: Finds the selected name or selecting <Save>on the Call history screen. number in [Contacts]. Send text message: Sends a text message to the selected name or number.
  • Page 35 Call Functions To ignore the call, you can press In-call options When the headset has been inserted to your Your phone provides various options for phone, in the standby mode, you can select managing multiple calls at the same time. You [Start→More→Settings→Profiles→Headset] are notified when you have another incoming and press...
  • Page 36 Call Functions accept another call simultaneously. (2) Select [Menu→Conference], and add C to the call and allow A, B & C to participate (4) At this time, you can select [Menu→Swap] in the same call. You can add more and make calls between A and B in turn. conference call members as the same The side which is not in call will be hold way.
  • Page 37 Call Functions the conference call. The detail shows as Additional emergency numbers may be included in the below figure: your SIM card. Contact your service provider for details. Making an international call (1) Hold down on the phone keypad until”+” sign appears.The “+” replaces the 00 in the international prefix of the country that you are calling.

  • Page 38: Call Functions

    Call Functions each other by selecting this function, press Hold down from the home screen and the and select [Restore] to return to the system will dial your voice mailbox normal call. automatically. You can get your voice mail number from the network service provider. Mute: You can switch off the microphone by selecting this option during a call, so that you can hear the caller but the caller cannot hear...
  • Page 39 Call Functions contacts list and have the relative operations. Save to contacts: You can save the current contact to contacts list. View calendar: You can view calendar or have other relative operations. Call history: You can enter to call history list, and you can also view call history or have other relative operations.

  • Page 40: Input Modes

    Input Modes letters by pressing the key labeled with the required letter. 6711 phone applies ZT-A4 input mode. This input mode has strong intelligent word-building (2) No matter in what input mode, press capacity, and you can use it freely. It has the...

  • Page 41: Numeric Input Mode

    Input Modes Undo Numeric input mode Cancel the last operation (such as Numeric mode means [123] input mode. delete, paste, cut and etc) (1) Switch to [123] mode, and you can enter numbers or punctuations by pressing the Select Press / to move key labeled with the required letter.
  • Page 42 Input Modes Paste Paste the texts which have been cut or copied. Select Select the Arabic number numbers directly. Symbol Lists all the symbol of the phone(including emotion symbols)

  • Page 43: Menu Use

    The 6711 mobile phone provides you with a wide variety of functions. These functions are arranged in the form of menus and you can look at, use or set each menu as required.

  • Page 44: At&T Music

    AT&T Music Windows Media AT&T Music You can use built-in Windows Medial Player of With this function, you can listen and learn the phone to play digital audio and video files about artists on the move and share artist and that are stored on your phone or T-Flash card.

  • Page 45: About The Controls

    AT&T Music Hold the key, it will rewind a file Skip to the next file, while holding it, it will fast-forward a file Play or pause Increase or decrease the On Windows media screen, select <Now volume Playing> to select your desired file in playback Switch to silent mode list, and then press to play the file.

  • Page 46: Playback Screen Menu

    AT&T Music appearance of this screen by choosing a Options Allows you to different skin. Display the Library screen Now Playing screen: The screen that Library so you can select a file to displays the Now Playing playlist. This play special playlist indicates the current file being played and files that are queued up to play Play/Pause...

  • Page 47: Now Playing Screen Menu

    AT&T Music Properties Display detailed information Move down Move the selected item about the currently playing down in the play list order file. Remove Remove the selected item About Display information about from play list from the play list but the file Windows Media Player, is still stored in Library.

  • Page 48: Library Screen Menu

    AT&T Music Library screen menu Delete from Delete the selected item from the library. Library On the Playback screen, select [Menu→ Library] to enter the library screen, shown as Now Playing Display the Now Playing the below figure: playlist. Library Switch between libraries, such as between [My Device and...

  • Page 49: Player Setting

    AT&T Music playing files. Properties View information about the selected file. Show time as: You can set the time display format while playing files. Player Enter to the playback screen Pause playback while using another program: You can set whether continue to play the file when the phone is operating the other programs (except call function).

  • Page 50: Shop Music

    AT&T Music Network: You can change the Internet Shop music connection speed according to Internet link manner, so as to achieve better video and Select [Start→AT&T Music→Shop Music] audio quality, (as the below figure): from the home screen to launch the browser to a music storefront/landing page from which the user can purchase music.

  • Page 51: Streaming Music

    AT&T Music title, artist, and album. Community Streaming music Select [Community] from the Cingular Music screen to launch the browser to either one or Selecting Streaming Music from the Cingular more of the hot user communities (e.g. Music screen and you can launch a preinstalled myspace.com).
  • Page 52 AT&T Music This function is networking dependant, for more details, please consult with your network service operator. As default, the selection of Music apps launches the browser to the URL displayed: http://music.apps. The menus and settings are similar to those of “Internet explorer”;...

  • Page 53: Messaging

    Messaging Phone→Call Options→SMS Service Center] Messaging to set the number and you can also consult your network service operator about local SMS With this function, you can create, edit, send service number. and receive SMS, MMS and Outlook emails. Select [Start→Messaging→SM /MMS] from Select [Start→...

  • Page 54: Editing A Mms

    Messaging Have some relative settings Option Function Options for all received SMS/MMS. Delete the selected For more details, please refer Delete SMS/MMS. to “Options” on P45 Reply, reply all and forward Send and receive emails. Reply Send/Rec the selected SMS/MMS. eive Switch to other folders Folders...
  • Page 55 Messaging you can input the next recipient so as to Notice: send the message to many people. To send a copy of this message to others, you can (2) Subject: Enter subject your access [CC] and [BCC] by selecting [Menu→ message.
  • Page 56 Messaging When you purchase your phone, it is already (4) Check if your phone is preset with MMS preset with your wireless service provider’s server settings. MMS server settings. If you accidentally lose If there are no preset settings, select [Menu → the preset settings or if you change to another New] on the MMSC Settings screen and enter wireless service provider, follow the steps...

  • Page 57: Editing A Sms

    Messaging (5) Select <Done> common phrase in the SMS, or you can select [Menu→ Cancel Message] to quit The MMS server settings will then be added as the current SMS. an entry on the MMS Configuration screen. (3) After editing a SMS, you can select Editing a SMS [Menu→Message Options] to enter the Message options screen, and then press...

  • Page 58: Editing An E-Mail

    Messaging and sending function and can be synchronised with Outlook emails on PC. However, this function needs to be supported by the network, so you must set network and account before using it. (The phone has been set default network, and you needn’t to set it). For more details, please refer to “Options”...

  • Page 59: New Account

    Messaging (1) Recipients: You can enter an email insert pictures, voice notes or files), or you address directly in the editing box, and can select [Menu→Cancel Message] to quit the current email. press or press to select [Add Recipient]. If the recipients are more than As default, the emails that have been sent one, after inputting a recipient, you can successfully will be stored in [Sent Items]...

  • Page 60: Folders

    Messaging Folders Select [Menu→ Folders] from the SMS/MMS or Outlook E-mail screen and you can enter the following folders. Delete items It is used to store the files deleted from the other folders. If you delete the file from [Delete...

  • Page 61: Drafts

    Messaging Items], the message is deleted forever. To ensure there is enough memory in the phone, please delete the old messages in [Sent Items] Drafts folder termly. If the rest memory is too little, the users are allowed to play the received MMS, but It is used to store the messages that will be can’t send, save or download the MMS sent later.
  • Page 62 Messaging Display: Set whether to show date and time in the message list and sort messages by what order. Sending: With this function, you can select whether to include copy of original message when replying to email and whether to save copies of sent items.

  • Page 63: Calendar

    TCalendar Calendar Use Calendar to schedule appointments, including meetings and other events. Your appointments for the day can be displayed on the Home screen. If you use Outlook on your synchronise appointments between your phone and PC. You can also set Calendar to remind you of appointments with a sound or flashing light, for example.

  • Page 64: New Appointment

    TCalendar Calendar settings Select [Menu→ Options] from the calendar screen and you can have the following settings. The details show as the below figure: New appointment Select [Menu→New Appointment] from the calendar screen to create a new appointment, and enter information about the appointment. The details show as the below figure:...

  • Page 65: At&T Mall

    TAT&T Mall screen and enter the home screen of Media AT&T Mall net. Select [Start→AT&T Mall] from the home Shop application screen to enter. AT&T mall screen, which has shown as the below figure: (///) Selecting Shop application from the AT&T mall screen and you can launch the browser to a landing page from which the user can purchase can download some java applications.

  • Page 66: Shop Graphics

    TAT&T Mall Shop graphics Shop tones Select [Start→AT&T Mall→Shop Graphics] Select [Start→ AT&T Mall→Shop Tones] from from the home screen to launch the browser to the thome screen to launch the browser to a a graphics storefront/landing page from which tone storefront/landing page from which the the user can purchase and download graphics.

  • Page 67: Media Net

    Media Net Media N Media Net brings and downloads your favorite web pages to your wireless phone. Select [Start→Media Net] from the home screen to enter the Media net screen. This function is networking dependant, for more details, please consult with your network service operator.

  • Page 68: Internet Explorer

    Internet Explorer Options” on P55. Internet Explor Your phone’s powerful network capabilities Caution: allow you to access Internet or applications The function of accessing WAP network is network based on network through Internet Explorer. dependent. For more details, please consult your Specifically, phone establish...

  • Page 69: The Menu When Internet Explorer Is Offline

    Internet Explorer press to return to the last web page that you have visited. If you want to stop browsing the current web page, select <Stop> or press to quit the current Web page, but Internet is still operating on the background. In order to disconnect Internet completely, you must stop it in [Task Manager].

  • Page 70: The Menu When Internet Explorer Is Online

    Internet Explorer Options: You can have some settings for Internet Explorer with this function, for more details, please refers to “Options” on P55. The menu when Internet explorer is online When Internet explorer is online, press and you can have the following options. For Address bar: You can enter your desired more details, please see the below figure: network address.

  • Page 71: Options

    Internet Explorer Favorites: With this function, you can speed options ,shown as the below figure: enter Favorites screen. Add to favorites: You can add a new web page to [Favorites], including network name, network address, the folder name in which the new entry will store and etc.

  • Page 72: General

    Internet Explorer below figure: By using [Automatically detect settings] function, the system can select a proper connection manner according to network address. Memory After entering [Memory] function, you can view the memory status of the system. On the Memory screen, press and you can clear temporary files, Cookies and history.

  • Page 73: Activesync

    ActiveSync 1. You should ensure your PC has installed ActiveSy Microsoft Office Outlook before using ActiveSync to synchronise information such as contacts, Through Microsoft ActiveSync, Calendar, E-mail or tasks. synchronise information on your phone with 2. However, PC can’t realise synchronise with your realize resource...
  • Page 74 ActiveSync or add and delete programs on your phone of taskbar on the right bottom corner of through Microsoft ActiveSync, can’t your PC will turn to green and scroll all the synchronise them.. At this time, you can visit time. The synchronisation Setup Wizard the phone and PC with “Guest cooperation also appears on the screen.
  • Page 75 ActiveSync Selecting the first option: Combine the items on mobile device with the items on PC. Finally, select <Done> and you can finish Selecting the second option: Replace the Synchronisation Setup Wizard. At this time, items on your phone with the items on PC. Microsoft ActiveSync will save the setting and begin synchronisation;...

  • Page 76: Synchronising With Exchange Server

    ActiveSync synchronisation. “Edit Server Settings” screen. On the ActiveSync screen of PC, select [OK] to (3) After entering the server address, select begin synchronisation and [Cancel] to stop <Next> and enter the user information synchronisation. screen, then input the relative information about user name and password.

  • Page 77: Synchronisation Information

    ActiveSync (7) As the below figure, select” Mobile Synchronisation information device” in “Files” menu. (8) Select the device that you want to stop Notice: synchronisation. While synchronising Active sync, select [Tool→ (9) Select “Delete mobile device” in “Files” Options] on PC. The synchronisation options such menu.

  • Page 78: Synchronising Schedule

    ActiveSync will be deleted while synchronizing next Synchronising through Bluetooth time. With Bluetooth function, you can connect your (12) While synchronizing mails in the other phone with other mobile devices or PC and folders of Outlook besides Inbox, you need synchronise between them.
  • Page 79 ActiveSync can solve the problems by referring to the Disconnect a device and connect the device following information. again. Please do carry out the following steps one by Disconnect a device, then restart and one until you have solved the problem. It is a reconnect the device.

  • Page 80: Activesync Error Information

    ActiveSync Do the followings: [Network and Internet connection] and then select [Network Connection]. (1) Disconnect the device. (2) Forbid using antivirus program. (3) Click local connection established by ActiveSync with right key, and then click (3) Reconnect the device. “Property”. It will display “Devices based Do the followings: on Windows Mobile”...
  • Page 81 ActiveSync on the phone screen. When it appears error information, click Prompt button on PC and ActiveSync will display more information about the error. Some errors influence ActiveSync operation, if you doubt there may be something wrong with ActiveSync, you can select manual synchronisation.

  • Page 82: Tasks

    Tasks After synchronisation, [Tasks] screen will be shown as below: [Tasks] is used to keep track of things you need to do. The information in [Tasks] mainly comes from Microsoft Outlook software after finishing synchronisation between the phone and PC. The synchronisation task on PC You can synchronise the Microsoft Outlook tasks on PC to your phone.

  • Page 83: Creating A Task On The Phone

    Tasks handset device through Bluetooth function. Creating a task on the phone Delete task: You can delete the current Select [Start→ Tasks] from the home screen selected task. and press to enter. Sort by: You can sort tasks by selecting a Enter a new task on the screen and press sort option.

  • Page 84: Contacts

    Contacts different types of phone number, email Contact addresses, family addresses and etc, but also can store a great deal of the contact’s [Contacts] your address book personal information, such as birthday and information storage for the people that you ceremony.

  • Page 85: Editing A Contact

    Contacts and press to view its detail (e.g.: contacts in the phone), shown as the below figure: In contacts list, all the contacts are arranged by the English letter order. Generally, the contacts in the phone are ranked before the SIM card contacts.

  • Page 86: New Contacts

    Contacts After entering the board number, select New contacts [Menu→Insert pause] and you can insert a pause symbol “P” between the board (1) Select [Start→More→Contacts→New] number and extension number. from the home screen to create a new contact (To input”+” before entering While needing to pause for a long time, you can insert many “P”...

  • Page 87: Speed Dials

    Contacts below figure: corresponding number key from the home screen. (e.g., if you set a speed dial number with two digit bits, in standby mode, you can press the first digit, and then hold down the second digit bit), so the system will dial the number directly.

  • Page 88: Finding A Contact

    Contacts find the contact with the same phone number as that of you input. Finding a contact In contacts list, you can find a contact through Beaming a contact the following ways: You can send a contact on the phone to Press to search for your desired another phone through Bluetooth function.

  • Page 89: Copying Contacts Between Sim Card And The Phone

    Contacts edit more information of the contact, shown as the below figures: (2) Select [Beam], and the phone will search for Bluetooth-enable devices automatically. Copying phone contacts to SIM card Copying contacts between SIM card and the phone (1) Because only one number can be stored in a SIM card contact, you should select a You can copy contacts between SIM card and phone number from the phone contacts to...

  • Page 90: Deleting A Contact

    Contacts Deleting a contact In Contacts list or after entering Contacts screen, you can delete your desired contacts, which shown as the below figure:...

  • Page 91: Settings

    Settings Call barring Settin By this function, your phone can be set In this function, you can modify the phone incoming call barring or outgoing call barring display and system operation manner. according to different situations. You need to enter restricted password before operation Select [Start→More→Settings] from the home every time.

  • Page 92: Call Options

    Settings according to your desire. The possible options SMS/MMS service center and etc. on the Call forwarding screen show as the Call waiting below figure: This option can set whether you can be informed on the screen when there is a new incoming call while you are making a call, Caller ID You can set to send your phone number to [No...

  • Page 93: Networks

    Settings mode. Select <Done> to finish setting while Caution: selecting <Cancel> to cancel setting. This function needs to be supported by network service provider. Sounds Select [Start→More→Settings→Sounds] Networks from the home screen to enter the sounds screen. You can set sound alert for all relative You can view the current network name and set phone functions.

  • Page 94: Profiles

    [Menu→Edit] and you can modify the settings. The detail shows as the below figures: Caution: Display 6711 only supports audio files with MIDI, MP3 or WMA formats. The audio files with the other Select [Start→More→Settings→Display] from formats can’t be played.

  • Page 95: Clock & Alarm

    Settings ur phone and set an a larm, so this is very you can press to set layout, color nvenient for your life. scheme, background image of the home screen and the time for the phone to return to the home Select [Start→More→Settings→Clock &...

  • Page 96: Connections

    Settings set time everyday (Only when the phone is Wireless manager switched on, the alarm can work). The detail In this function, you can select whether to shows as the below figure: activate Bluetooth and p hone function. The detail shows as the be low figure: Connections Press...

  • Page 97: Beam

    Settings You must switch off the phone function by carrying Bluetooth settings, please refer out the above operations in the place where usin “Bluetooth” on P81. phone is prohibited. Phone settings: Fo r more details about phone settings, please refer to “Phone” on If you activate Bluetooth function, on the Home screen, there will appear the icon as Beam...

  • Page 98: Searching Bluetooth Devices

    Settings Bluetooth capabilities exchange visible to other devices] option, Your information over a distance of about 10 meters Bluetooth is turned on and all othe without requiring a physical connection. You Bluetooth-enabled devices within the sig can even beam information to a device in a coverage range can detect your different room, as long as it is within the Select [Menu→Devices] or select...

  • Page 99: Bluetooth Partnerships

    Settings between 1 and 16 characters long),and select <Next> to establish a secure connection (2) Wait for the paired device to accept the partnership. (3) On your phone, a message will appear, indicating that your phone has connected with the paired device and select<OK>. Bluetooth partnerships (4) The name of the paired device is then Matching the found device...
  • Page 100 Settings please refer to “Searching Bluetooth devices” At this time, select <Menu> and you can have on P82. After matching successfully, the below some operations such as [Add new device], screen will be shown: [Edit], [Delete], [Set as Hands-free] and [Set as Wireless Stereo].

  • Page 101: Sending Files By Using Bluetooth

    Settings at this time the audio devices are Bluetooth [Upload], [Download], [Delete], [Create new earphones. folder] and etc. Receiving files by using Bluetooth Notice: To receive files by Bluetooth function, firstly you While choosing [Set as Hands-free] and [Set as should select [Start→More→Settings→...

  • Page 102: Advance

    Settings connection manner according to your demand. Select [GPRS] or [Proxy Server] option and press to enter the GPRS or Proxy server screen, and then select <Menu>, so you can have the operations on network connection such as [Add], [Edit] or [Delete]. Caution: You phone has the default network connection Caution:...

  • Page 103: Device Lock

    Settings from unauthorized use by other people and Enable SIM PIN restrict phone use. In this option, you can protect your phone from Select [Start→More→Settings→More…→ unauthorized use by entering a type of Security] from the home screen to enter this password called a PIN (personal identification screen.

  • Page 104: Remove Programs

    Settings Remove programs You can delete the programs you won’t use so as to release more memory for the system. Select [Start→More→Settings→More…→ Remove programs] from the home screen and you can enter this screen. In program list, press to select your Main battery: Indicates the amount of undesired programs and select [Menu→...

  • Page 105: Accessibility

    Settings time between key presses when entering text Accessibility in Multipress mode. In this option, you can press to set the Confirmation time out: Set the delay before system font size, the time for Multipress time an unconfirmed action times out. out and confirmation time out and the alert In-call alert volume: Set the volume of volume while in-call.

  • Page 106: Owner Information

    Settings version and IMEI number of the phone. Backlight level Set backlight intensity and you can select from 5 different backlight levels. About In this option, you can view the basic configurations of the phone and software Owner information version information, but you can’t modify their contents.

  • Page 107: Games

    Games The phone provides you with many wonderful and funny games. Select [Start→More→Games] from the home screen and press to enter, and then you can enjoy the wonderful games fully.

  • Page 108: Voice Notes

    Voice Notes shows as the below figure: Voice Not You can use the phone to record with this function. Select [Start→More→Voice Notes] rom the home screen and press to enter. Recording voice notes After entering notes screen, select <Record> and you can begin recording, while selecting <Stop>...

  • Page 109: Pictures &Videos

    Pictures &Videos The functions in picture list Pictures &Vide On the Picture list screen, select<Menu> and With this function, you can view the pictures you can have the followings, the detail shows stored in the phone or memory card, moreover, as the below table: you can set the pictures as wallpaper or forward to the others.

  • Page 110: The Functions During Browsing

    Pictures &Videos select <View>to view the picture, while select Delete the pictures Delete <Send> to send the picture with Outlook email attachment or MMS attachment to the other Edit Edit the pictures, such as people. Select <Menu>and you can have the [Cut], [Copy], [Paste], [New following options: folder] and etc.

  • Page 111: Camera

    Pictures &Videos Properties: View the picture name, type and to [File Explorer→My Pictures] folder or some other information. [Pictures&Videos]. After capturing, select <Menu>and you can have the following Options: Set picture view manners. operations: Delete: Delete the captured photo Camera Send: You can select to insert the photo in Select [Start→More→Pictures &Videos [Outlook E-mail] or [SMS/MMS].

  • Page 112: Using The Camera Menu

    Pictures &Videos type, dimensions, file size and etc. or you Normal: It refers to normal capture mode. can modify such information as well. Burst: You can switch the capture mode to Options: Set some general content, such [Burst]. as set the picture size when sending Timer: Capture photos in some time.

  • Page 113: Flash

    Pictures &Videos [Cloudy], [Office], [Home] and [Night]. The connected to my PC and idle for 2 minutes. phone defaults as [Automatic], after selecting, Camera: You can select where to save files press to finish setting. and still image compression level. Flash Save files to: You can select the storage position of the captured photos.

  • Page 114: Capturing Videos

    Pictures &Videos Capturing videos The storage location of photos and videos The phone supports videos or MMS videos capture function. When you are ready to As default, the captured photos and videos are capture a video or MMS video, modify the stored in the phone.

  • Page 115: Viewing The Stored Photos And Videos In Memory Card

    Pictures &Videos Viewing the stored photos and videos in memory card You can view the photos and vide os stored in emory card in the following way: Enter [File Explorer], select<Menu> and select [Memory card→Picture] to view.

  • Page 116: Call History

    Call History After entering [Call history] by using the above two Call Histor different m s, the options are different when ou press Call history includes the entries of [Incoming Calls], [Outgoing Calls] and [Missed Calls]. Only when your phone has subscribed to the Call list network service you can view the number and name in [Outgoing Calls], [Incoming Calls]...

  • Page 117: Call History

    Call History contact list, it will display the contact name and and y ou’ll hav number; otherwise it only d isplays the number irectly without any name. Option Function Find Contact Displays the name, number and some other Options in call list relative infor mation about the contact...
  • Page 118 Call History Filter Filter missed c alls , incoming calls, outgoing calls and etc.

  • Page 119: File Explorer

    File Explorer My videos File Explor You can store video files in this folder. You can manage the system within the phone by this function, however, you shouldn’t modify UAContents or delete the system files with the phone It is MMS mail box which is used to store some optionally, system won’t...
  • Page 120 File Explorer...

  • Page 121: Good

    Good With this function, you can get real-time synchronisation of company email, calendar, contacts and more, and you can connect to Good Mobile Messaging server as required and check with your IT department. Select [Start→More→More→Good] from the home screen to enter this screen. As default, the phone is connected to file:// \windows \ Get Good.

  • Page 122: Internet Sharing

    “Connected” and recognizes your phone as a modem. You will then to (3) Select network connection type. The access the Internet on your PC using your phone defaults as [AMOI GPRS], or you phone. can set by referring to “Multiple network...
  • Page 123 Internet Sharing (1) Use USB data line to connect your phone Notice: with PC, and PC will automatically detect To use the phone as a modem, your SIM card that your phone has been connected, at needs to have network support function. As for this time, you can install USB Rndis drive more detailed information, please contact with of Getting Started CD.

  • Page 124: Deactivating Internet Sharing

    Internet Sharing Caution: Please make sure have selected [Tool→Internet Options→Connection] on PC, and click “Never dial-up to connect”, then select [Local Network Setting]. After a screen appearing on the PC, you can select [Cancel Proxy Server]. Deactivating Internet sharing Internet sharing screen, select...

  • Page 125: Java

    Java programs or games that have been installed in the phone. You can delete, set permission and view the detailed information for the Select [Start→More→More→Java] from the current Java program. home screen, and then press to enter the Java screen. Arrange icon by: You can arrange order for Java programs or games that have been If you haven’t downloaded any Java games on...

  • Page 126: Sim Manager

    SIM Manager Copy all phone contacts to SIM: After SIM Manag selecting <OK> and<Yes>, all contacts of the phone will be copied to the current SIM card. With this function, you can better manage SIM Select [Menu→Setti g ] from SIM manager card contacts and the contacts of the phone.

  • Page 127: Sim Memory

    SIM Manager copied to the SIM card, while selecting some phone contacts], press to enter [Cancel], you can exit the screen. the corresponding screen, press to turn to the last page and press to turn to the next Delete all SIM contacts: After selecting page, while pressing to exit the screen.

  • Page 128: Speed Dial

    Speed Dial Using speed dial Speed D Select [Start→More→More→ Speed Dial] In this function, you can manage speed dial list. from the home screen Creating a speed dial number for a Enter speed dial list and press contact select the phone number or menu that you want create speed...
  • Page 129 Speed Dial will dial up the number or enter the menu function directly. You can view the relative information of creating speed dial through [Help] of speed dial list.

  • Page 130: Systeminfo

    SystemInfo SystemInfo (///) On the Home screen, select [Start→More →More →SystemInfo] and you can press to enter this screen. With this function, you can view the details about phone system, such [CPU], [Frequency], [ROM version], [LCD], [Color] and more. After viewing, you can select <Done>...

  • Page 131: Accessories

    1. Please use this function carefully. 2.Please back up the materials on the phone before On the Home screen, select [Start→More→, restoring factory value, and Amoi will take no More→Accessories→Calculator] and press responsibility for material loss caused by using to enter.

  • Page 132: Download Agent

    Accessories After entering Task manager screen, you can store the operated function options. Select <Menu> to have the operations as the below figure: Download agent In this function, you can view the current download status of the phone Stop: End the selected task completely, that is to say stop operating task.
  • Page 133 Accessories Exit: Quit this screen. For the above options, after entering the screen, select <Back> and you can return to the Task manager screen again.

  • Page 134: Phone Maintenance

    Amoi authorized service center. Use soft cloth with soap water to clean the Don’t put the phone in dusty places or this phone. Do not use rough chemical or will affect the everyday use of the phone.
  • Page 135 Phone Maintenance camera lens etc. If you have to replace the phone’s antenna, please only with suitable replacement. Using an unsuitable antenna or spare pa rts will damage the phone and radio system.

  • Page 136: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting battery correctly Troubleshooti installation Please check to see if any problems you have encountered while using your phone are described below. If you were unable to find the The phone is switched off solution to a particular problem, please contact automatically one of our maintenance centres.

  • Page 137: Pin/ Puk Code Lock

    Troubleshooting Bad call quality PIN/ PUN code lock Possible Solution Possible reason Solution reason Enter wrong Please enter correct The signal Maybe you are moving at password PIN Code( Personal changes high-speed (e.g. on a train Identification Code) suddenly or bus). Observe the or PUK Code signal strength and select (Personal Unlocking...

  • Page 138: Can't Answer A Call

    Troubleshooting You are outside Please check the Can’t answer a call the network network area. service area Possible Solution The SIM card has Please check whether reason been incorrectly your SIM card can be The call Please cancel call inserted used normally.

  • Page 139: The Call Volume Is Too Low

    Troubleshooting The call volume is too low The incoming call doesn’t ring Possible Solution Possible reason Solution reason The phone selects Please reset the ring The call volume Please increase the call silent mode type in [Profiles] to has been set volume.

  • Page 140: The Battery Can't Be Charged

    Troubleshooting so charge with charge with USB cable, The battery can’t be charged USB data cable please use Amoi standard charger to Possible Solution charge reason Battery or Please contact one of The battery is Please charge when the charger has...

  • Page 141: Can't Display Network

    Troubleshooting Can’t display network The phone does not recognise the memory card Possible Solution reason Possible Solution reason The SIM card Please refer to the SIM has been card installation The memory Please insert the memory incorrectly method. card has been card correctly according to installed incorrectly...

  • Page 142: Browser Can't Connect To Internet Normally

    Troubleshooting Lack of space Browser can’t connect to Internet normally Possible Solution reason Possible Solution reason The resource Please delete manager file is unnecessary files. The network Please contact with your taking up too service network service provider much space provider don’t and consult information The browser’s...

  • Page 143: Safety Precaution

    Safety Precaution could fall and break. In order to ensure safe Safety Precauti driving and avoid road accidents, please don’t use the phone when driving. If you must Usage environment use it, please use the phone’s hands-free or park at roadside before making or answering Please remember to obey the necessary a call.

  • Page 144: Hearing Aids

    Safety Precaution could interfere with the pacemaker. hearing aids. If there is any interference, please get in touch with the manufacturers of the personnel wears pacemaker hearing aid immediately. should do the followings: Should always keep a distance between the Emergency calls phone and pacemaker of more than 6 inches As the phone uses a radio signal, wireless and...

  • Page 145: Password Access

    Safety Precaution (3) Please press the call key to call. each time. Caution: Caution: While making an emergency call, you should try If you input your PIN code incorrectly three times to provide all important information correctly. At in succession, the SIM card will be locked. You will this time, phone...

  • Page 146: Safety Precaution

    SIM card cannot be used Please use the battery and charger provided again. Usually the PUK code and SIM card are by the Amoi Company. Amoi will take no provided together. If you lose PUK code or it responsibility for damage caused by using isn’t supplied with SIM card, please contact with...

  • Page 147: Battery Information And Care

    Safety Precaution charger for more than a week, as Battery information and care overcharging may shorten its life. Never use any battery that has been Do not connect the anode and cathode of a damaged. battery the wrong way round. While using the phone near network station, Do not leave the battery in places with too the power consumption is very little.

  • Page 148: Other Safety Information

    Other safety information Amoi will take no responsibility for any direct or indirect damage caused by user error. When you are not using your phone, it is advisable to switch it off, remove the battery...
  • Page 149 Safety Precaution watch a film, please don’t turn the volume up too high as this could damage your hearing. You can’t disassemble the terminal and battery of the phone unless the technical personnel.
  • Page 150 Safety Precaution Index Shop graphics, 50 —A— —B— Shop multimedia, 50 Accessories Battery Shop tones, 50 Calculator, 113 Charging, 12 AT&T music Clear, 113 Power display, 13 Community, 38 Download agent, 114 Music apps, 38 Task manager, 114 —C— Music ID, 37 ActiveSync Calendar Music videos, 37...
  • Page 151 Index History, 23, 100 Input modes —E— Making, 17 Assistant function, 27 Entering menu, 29 Options, 24 Character, 26 Numeric, 27 Contacts —F— Beaming, 72 Switching, 26 File explorer Copying, 73 Installing Folder operation, 101 Deleting, 74 SIM card and battery, Folder use, 101 Editing, 69 T-flash card, 11...
  • Page 152 Index Clock& alarm, 79 Internet sharing —P— Connections, 80 Activating, 104 Phone maintenance, Display, 79 Deactivating, 106 More, 89 Pictures& videos Owner information, Pictures, 93 —J— Pictures&videos Java, 107 Phone, 75 Camera, 95 Power management, Program, 5 —M— Profiles, 78 Media net, 51 Regional, 88 —S—...
  • Page 153 Index Speed dial, 110 —U— —Y— Status icon, 3 Your phone Using shortcut keys, SystemInfo, 112 Front view, 1 Rear view, 2 —V— Side view, 1 —T— Voice notes Tasks, 66 Recording, 92 Troubleshooting, 118...

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