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- Page 1 User manual GSM Mobile phone Maxcom MM715BB with wireless SOS bracelet...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. For your Safety ........4 2. Mobile Phone Profile ......6 3. SOS bracelet ........9 4. Preparation before Use ....12 Install SIM Card ..........12 Install Memory card ........13 Install Battery ..........14 Charge Batte ry ...........15 Notices on using the battery ......16 PIN code ...........18 5. - Page 3 Calculator..........44 Alarm ............45 Bluetooth ..........46 Settings.............48 Services.............55 5. Use of USB ........57 6. Maintenance & Safety....57 After sales service ........57 Charger and Adapter Safety......58 Battery Inform ation and Care ......58 General Notice ...........58 Troubleshooting .........60 7. Abbreviations ......... 63...
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Page 4: For Your Safety
1. For your Safety For your safety and proper use of the m obile phone, please read the following guidelines carefully: Do not switch the mobile phone on when close to chemical factory, gas station or other explosive objects. During driving, please use headset for safety purpose;... - Page 5 mobile phone when taking out the batte ry; otherwise the memory of the phone may be damaged. When charging the mobile phone, always keep it in the place with good ventilation, heat s ink and away from flammable and explosive objects. ...
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Page 6: Mobile Phone Profile
reach. Do not throw or vibrate the mobile phone because violent treatment to the mobile phone may damage the inne r circuits and precise structures. Please do not discard the waste batte ry into general household garbage. Please deal with the waste battery a ccording to provisions where they are definitely made. - Page 8 Receiver Keypad Camera Main menu keys Speaker Call 3.5 Jack Retreat key Micro USB End key...
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Page 9: Sos Bracelet
3. SOS bracelet LED diode SOS button SOS bracelet is usually registe red to a particula r phone placed in the package by default. It e nables making SOS call in the case when we do not have the phone at ha nd. In orde r to e nsure that the SOS procedure was performed, the brace let must be registered and switched on in the phone. - Page 10 Bracelet SOS button Press and hold SOS button to check the batte ry state. Flashing orange diode informs that the bracelet is ready to be used. If the diode does not light, it means that the batte ry is discha rged and that it is necessary to contact the service for replacement.
- Page 11 significantly limited. 433MHz band, which is used by SOS bracelet, is a lso used by othe r devices for example by alarm remote controls, remote controls for garage doors, wireless doorbells, sockets with remote controls, immobilizers, alarm detectors and many others. Because of radio interferences, it ca n ha ppen tha t SOS bracelet will not work in relevant time.
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Page 12: Preparation Before Use
4. Preparation before Use Install SIM Card When registe ring mobile phone numbe r, you can apply for phone numbe r, mobile phone network service providers and thus obtain SIM (Subscribe r Identification Module) card. W ith the SIM card, you can use all functions of your mobile phone. -
Page 13: Install Memory Card
Note: As the SIM card is small object, keep it out of children’s touch or prevent children gulping it! Install Memory card As the mobile phone does not have enough storage space, to use some functions, you need to install a memory card (This mobile phone use T-FLASH card.) Install T-FLASH card: Open the back cover to take out the battery, release the T-Flash card lock, insert... -
Page 14: Install Battery
Memory Card Note: As the T-FLASH card is small object, keep it out of children’s touch or prevent children gulping it! Install Battery The mobile phone is s uitable for original battery and accessories. When the battery is idle, it is recommended to put it into the protection box. -
Page 15: Charge Battery
Battery Charge Battery When the battery is used up, charge it in time. Over-discharge can damage the battery. Follow the following diagram to connect the charger. -
Page 16: Notices On Using The Battery
During charging, the batte ry capacity icon on the screen flickers from the right to the left. Afte r the battery is cha rged full, the icon is full of bars. Slight heat during charging is normal. Warning: When a travel cha rger and its accessories are used to charge the battery, please firstly che ck if they are original or recognized by the original manufacture r. - Page 17 signal strength, signal strength, work tempe rature, chosen and used functions or settings as well as phone accessories, tone, data or other applications. For optimal pe rformances, please follow the rules below: New batte ry or the battery having been idle for long need charging for long.
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Page 18: Pin Code
Warning: Do not throw the battery into fire so as to prevent fire. The broken battery may cause explosion. Warning Charging the mobile phone by imprope r means can cause to explos ion. Always refer to the related regulations for the disposal of the battery. -
Page 19: Use Of Menu Functions
successively three times, the SIM card will be locked. Please contact the ne twork operator immediately for help. Attempt to unlock the code may make the SIM card ineffective forever! 5. Use of Menu Functions Phonebook The mobile phone is provided with the business card folder type phonebook. - Page 20 Name: the contact name for this new entry; Number: the number for this new entry; Talking Clip: When there is is an incoming call, the tele phone will automatically enounce the incoming number. If the incoming call has recorded name and assigned to the contact, the telephone will enounce the name for consecutive 3 times.
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Page 21: Mark Several
Copy Copy contacts you choose from SIM to phone, or from phone to SIM. You have two modes ma rking contacts: all and one by one. Move Move contracts you choose from phone to SIM or from SIM to phone. You have two modes marking contacts: all and one by one. -
Page 22: Caller Groups
marked at the same time. Caller Groups You can se t call tone, photo and mem bers for five callers’ groups. Callers’ group member can only come from the number saved on phone. Phonebook settings Favorite numbers: you can add 5 contacts here, these 5 conta cts will always on the top of phonebook. -
Page 23: Messaging
Messaging Write Message You can write message in this menu. You can enter the phone num ber or choose a number from the phonebook to send the SMS. Inbox You can see the SMS in the inbox. V iew: You can view the SMS or MMS and save photos, audio and annex. -
Page 24: Sent Message
Drafts If you are edi ting th e message and th e messages are not sent out immedi ately, the messages will b e sav e h ere. You can send, edit, delete or have the advanced function. Outbox If you are editin g the message and the messages are not sent out i mmediat ely, th e messages will b e sav e h ere. -
Page 25: Message Settings
information until you open such function. Templates W ith it, you can pre-edit s ome comm on phrases, which is convenient for quick SMS editing. Message settings Profile Settings: To send SMS, you must input the SMS center number. Note: The SMS center number is provided by the network operator. -
Page 26: Call History
Data account: Choose one of the media to have the mms functions. Common se ttings: Compose Sending, Retrieval and Memory status. Service message Enable pus h: you can se t accept all service messages or disable. Enable service loading: Prompt, Auto launch and Disable. -
Page 27: Delete Call Logs
Delete call logs W ith the function, you ca n de lete “Dialed calls”, “Missed calls”, “Rece ived calls” and “A ll calls”. Please make sure need to de lete the call logs before to do this function. Note: The actual call duration and service time in the bill of the se rvice provider may be differe nt from them, which depe nds on the ne twork functions, accounting rounding and tax etc. -
Page 28: In Case Of Emergency
GPRS data counter Last Sent: You can view the sending traffic of last link. Last Received: You can view the rece ption traffic of last link. All Sent: You can view the sending traffic of all links. ... -
Page 29: Emergency Contacts
Emergency contacts You can se t 5 contacts here. The contacts would receive your message or call while the emergency function is running. Emergency button To switch the emergency button on/off. Emergency SMS Send SMS config: turn on/off sending SMS to emergency contacts. -
Page 30: Setting Sos Bracelet
Setting SOS bracelet Switching off SOS bracelet You may switch on/off SOS bracelet. In order to do this in MENU-> In the case of emergency.-> SOS bracelet->State->Switch on/off Switching off the brace let is connected with switching off the receiver in the phone and it automatically lengthens the time of battery operation. -
Page 31: Fm Radio
bracelet->Log out the bracelet and press LFK to confirm To log in SOS bracelet press MENU-> In the case of emergency-> SOS brace let->Log in the brace let and press and hold SOS button of a bracelet FM radio Enter into the FM radio interface, “Back” and “Options”... -
Page 32: Multimedia
Multimedia File Manager You can manage photos, MP3 and f olders. [Phone]-- The storage body is phone. [Open]: You can open Audio, Images, Photos, My Music and Video f olders. Receiv ed Audio—Audio f older Play : You can play the selected content. Forward: You can send audio to Prof iles, MMS, e-mail and SMS. - Page 33 current f olders. Sort by : You can rank f iles as per name, ty pe, time and size or choose “None”. Ebook: Images—Images Folder View: You can see the current image. Forward: You can send images to screen sav er, Switch-on Cartoon, S witch-off Cartoon, Phonebook, MMS and SMS etc.
- Page 34 My Music—MP3 Folder Play : You can play the current MP3. Forward: You can send music to Prof iles, MMS and SMS. Details: You can see the date and size of the f ile. Rename: You can rename the f older. Copy: You can copy the f ile into Audio, Images, Photos, Video or specif ied f olders.
- Page 35 Switch-on Cartoon, S witch-off Cartoon, Phonebook, MMS, e-mail and SMS etc. Details: You can see the date and size of the f ile. Rename: You can rename the f older. Copy: You can copy the f ile into Audio, Images, My Music, Photos, Video or specif ied f olders.
- Page 36 Rename: You can rename the f older. Copy: You can copy the f ile into Audio, Images, My Music, Photos, Video or specif ied f olders. Mov e: You can mov e the f ile into Audio, Images, My Music, Photos or specif ied f olders. Delete: You can delete the current record.
- Page 37 New Folder: Under the root directory, y ou can create a new f older to sav e more detailed f iles. Format: You can f ormat all f iles in the memory card. Remov e: You can remov e the desired memory card f rom the mobile phone saf ely.
- Page 38 Options Description Photos To view the saved photos. Shutter Sound: sound 1, sound 2, sound 3 & off EV: EV-2——EV+2. Anti-flicker: 50Hz (default), 60Hz. Camera Settings Contrast: High, Medium, Low. Contrast: High, Medium & Low OFFoffoffOff. Delay Timer: 5s, 10s, 15s or Off. Cont.Shot: 1 Shot, 3 Shot, 5 Shot and Off.
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Page 39: Image Viewer
Image viewer All photos taken are saved in the album. Options Description View You can view the selected photos. Image info. You can look up the image info. Browse Style There are two browse styles, i.e. list and matrix. Send As multimedia message;... -
Page 40: Video Player
Options Description You can set White Balance, EV, Night Mode camcorder and Banding for your recorder so as to have Settings high-quality videos. Video Settings You can set Cartoon Quality. Effect Setting There are 6 options available. Storage Choose to store in Phone or Memory card. You can restore the recorder to factory Restore Default settings. -
Page 41: Audio Player
For convenience of search, you can rank them as Sort by per name, type, time and size or choose “None”. You can choose video storage path (to phone or Storage memory card). Audio player To download music, you must insert the T-Flash card into the mobile phone, switch off the m obile phone, connect the mobile phone and PC with USB cable, then the PC will detect the new hardware and... -
Page 42: Sound Recorder
size, music duration, music name, singer, music special a music ty pe etc. Ref resh list Enter the tracklist and update it (e.g. the deleted music in the f ile management wil l not disappear until update is conducted. Settings Play Settings: Tracklist... -
Page 43: Organizer
Organizer Calendar W ith this function, you can set the alarm clock to remind you of your schedule and record your schedule. Roll the highlight block to the desired date and then the current date will be highlighted in green. If the date is set with memo function, then this date will be highlighted in red. -
Page 44: Magnifying Glass
phone guides. Jump to Date: You can move to the calendar of the specified date. Go to today: V iew the details of the current day. Go to weekly view: You can go to weekly and monthly view. Tasks You can have such operations as Create Memo, Browse, Add, Edit, Delete, Delete All and Send on... -
Page 45: Alarm
Press “OK” key to obtain the result. Note: The pre cision of this calculator is limited and can be used for simple calculation. Alarm The time format for the alarm clock is identical to that of clock. When the mobile phone is off, the alarm clock can still work provided the batte ry is sufficient. -
Page 46: Bluetooth
Bluetooth The mobile phone supports the Blue tooth function. You can use Bluetooth wireless technology to set wireless connection with other compatible devices, including mobile phone, compute r, headset, in-car accessories etc. W ith Bluetooth function, you can send photo, video segment, audio segment, personal business card and memo. - Page 47 need to activate this option. When Bluetooth function or other functions are being used, allowing this function to operate in the back desk will consume more power. It is recommended to close this function when it is idle. V isibility: After this option is activated, othe r peripheral devices supporting Bluetooth wireless technology can see your device and its name via search.
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Page 48: Settings
Bluetooth. If using Bluetooth to have a call, set this path as hand-free devices. My address: V iew the details of My address. Settings Phone Settings In such menu, you can set phone language, standby wallpaper, time etc. T ime and Date: W ith this function, you can set city, time and date format and the time of specific place. -
Page 49: Call Settings
on the mobile phone afte r reinstalling the battery or charging the battery, you need to reset the time and date. Special Note: In the area forbidding using mobile phone (such as cabinet), you m ust confirm to inactivate this function before ente ring this area s o as to prevent accident. - Page 50 this function is activated. This needs network support. Call Divert: This is a kind of network function, which cannot be used unless you apply to the network operator for it. W ith this function, you can divert calls meeting he conditions to another number. Name Description Divert...
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Page 51: Incoming Calls
All Calls: You can bar all outgoing calls. International Calls: You can bar internationa l calls. International Calls Except To Home PLMN: When abroad, you can dial the calls of the current country and the original country (the service providers allows to do so). ... - Page 52 Call T ime Reminder: You can set one ale rt tone or periodic alert tone for several round minutes during call conversation so that you can understand call time. You can turn off the alert tone. Reject by SMS: Off/On. Answer mode: you can choose Any key to answer a call or/and Auto answer when headset mode.
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Page 53: Network Settings
Ringtone volume: set the volume of the Ring. Message: set message Tone. Message Volume: Set the volume of message Ring. Keypad: Click or Tone. Keytone volume: set the volume of keypads. Power on: Set tone for power on. ... -
Page 54: Security Settings
registered network for SIM card. Security Settings SIM Lock: You can set SIM lock (PIN code) as on/off. When this option is chose n, it is necessary to input PIN code for every inse rt of the SIM card. ... -
Page 55: Services
Data accounts GSM Data— You can set the number, name DNS etc. GPRS— You can set the name, APN, user name, password, Auth. type, DNS. Note: For re lated charging standard and detailed settings, please consult the loca l network service operator. - Page 56 Send: Send the bookmark as text message or multimedia message. Delete: Delete the chosen bookmark. Delete all: Delete all bookmarks. Add bookmark: Add new bookmarks. Serch or input URL Input the website to be logged in. ...
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Page 57: Use Of Usb
5. Use of USB Notices before use Always connect and stop USB device correctly. Never use W indows formatting command to format the mobile disk of the mobile phone; otherwise, it will be damaged severely. USB work environment: W indows2000 / XP. -
Page 58: Charger And Adapter Safety
in the sales package box. Charger and Adapter Safety Charger and adapter are designed for indoor use only. Battery Information and Care Please dispose of your battery properly. Do not disassemble or short-circuit the battery. Keep the battery’s metal contacts clean. Recharge the batte ry after long periods of non-use to maximize battery life. - Page 59 your mouth may cause serious injury. Do not place items conta ining magnetic components such as a credit card, phone card, bank book, or subway ticket near your phone. The magnetism of the phone may damage the data stored in the magnetic strip. Talking on your phone for long pe riod of time may reduce call quality due to heat generated during use.
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Page 60: Troubleshooting
Do not turn your phone on or off when the phone is close to your ear. Troubleshooting Phenomena Possible Causes Does batte ry have Unable power? switch on battery place d correctly The SIM card is dirty. Clean SIM failed Reinstall the SIM card. - Page 61 Maybe you have set Hide My Caller ID but your network operator does not provide this service for you. Strong interference exists Unable around you. dial out Maybe you have activated the call restriction function. Maybe you have activated Line 2 but your network operator does not provide this service for you.
- Page 62 Too weak signals or strong interference. Unable SIM card installed properly? register to Bad contact or SIM card damaged? If the SIM card is network broken, please contact the network operator to replace Unable access Maybe the SIM card does not service support service function.
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Page 63: Abbreviations
7. Abbreviations Short Message Service Enhanced Message Service Subscriber Identity Module Global System Mobile Communication Personal Identity Number PIN Unblocking Key International Mobile Equipment IMEI Identity Cell Broadcast GPRS General Packet Radio Service Multimedia Message service Card Host card (the card inserted in SIM1 slot) Card Slave card (the card inserted in SIM2...
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