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  • Page 1 Watch and Phone user guide...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Switching on and off FM radio Using the stylus The clock face Menu map Settings Making and receiving calls Pen Calibration smart Watch and Phone Call history Organizer Using the wired earphones File manager Using the Bluetooth headset Themes Your Phone book (Contacts)

  • Page 4: Welcome To Your Swap ™ Watch

    Welcome to your sWaP watch ™ A revolutionary step forward in wrist-top communication and so much more. 1.46” high resolution touch screen High resolution camera Speaker Upper button: Power on/off or exit Microphone USB port with protective cover Lower button: Menu or select.
  • Page 5 Please take a moment to read the important safety instructions High resolution located at the rear of this guide. camera 1.46” high resolution touch screen Microphone Speaker Upper button: Power on/off or exit USB port with protective sliding cover Lower button: Menu or select.

  • Page 6: Getting Started

    Getting started Inserting your SIM card Slide your SIM card, with its gold con- If the battery is already fitted, see the tacts downwards, underneath the thin next page. steel retaining strap. The notched end Note: Avoid touching the gold contacts of the SIM card must be facing towards of your SIM card.

  • Page 7: Fitting The Battery

    Fitting the battery 1 Insert the tab(s) at the end of the battery into the corresponding slot(s) of your sWaP watch body. Ensure that Battery locating tabs the two gold battery contacts align (Signature has one) with the two round gold contacts within the body recess.

  • Page 8: Charging The Battery

    If switched on, the sWaP will show charge status symbols in the top right corner of the screen: Ensure that the battery is fully charged before using your sWaP watch for the first time.

  • Page 9: Switching On And Off

    Press and hold the upper button until the screen responds, then release. Flight mode is available to switch off all communication aspects of your sWaP watch to let you use Upper button: other features without infringing press and hold to ‘no mobile’...

  • Page 10: The Clock Face

    The clock face When your sWaP watch is not engaged in other activities, it will display a clock face (analog or digital) overlaid with the current network name plus selectable options (in the two lower corners) and numerous status icons: ...

  • Page 11: Menu Map

    Menu map Tap the Menu option (or press the lower button) and then choose one of six icons: CONTACTS MESSAGES SETTINGS Search Entry Pen Calibration Add Entry Organizer Copy All Voice Mail Server Calendar Delete To Do List Caller Group Alarm Extra Number World Clock...

  • Page 12: Making And Receiving Calls

    Dialing a call Ending a call • Press the upper button or tap Option 1 From clock face, tap and hold the screen for 2 seconds to show the dial page: in the lower left corner & then tap End. In-call options During a call you can access a number of features by tapping Option:...

  • Page 13: Call History

    Call history Using the wired earphones Your sWaP watch maintains records of The supplied earphones and microphone all incoming, outgoing and missed calls can be used to listen to music/videos/FM as well as text message quantities and radio as well as making and taking calls.

  • Page 14: Using The Bluetooth Headset

    (ignore the control initial blue flashes) until the indicator port flashes red and blue, then release. Charging 2 On your sWaP watch, from the clock base face, tap Menu or press the lower button. 3 Tap (twice, if necessary).
  • Page 15 When an incoming call is received, the headset earpiece will give a ringing tone 5 Tap Search Bluetooth Device. If (as well as your sWaP watch). You can asked, tap Yes to switch on Bluetooth use the headset button to control calls: power.

  • Page 16: Your Phone Book (Contacts)

    4 Choose where to store the entry: Tap will be shown. either To SIM or To Phone. The latter uses the sWaP watch memory and allows more details to be stored. • From the clock face, tap Menu or 5 Use the labelled information fields to press the lower button.

  • Page 17: Copying Entries

    2 Copy the contacts from the phone memory to the SIM card. 4 Enter one or more characters of the name and then tap Done. 3 Fit your SIM card into your sWaP watch. 5 When the required entry is high- to dial or tap Option...
  • Page 18 Other Phone book options • Delete entries individually or clear There are numerous other things that the entire SIM card or sWaP watch you can do within your Phone book. memory. Enter Phone book via the Here are just a few: menu (Option: Delete).

  • Page 19: Messages

    Message display area sound recordings, in addition to text.  When an incoming message is received, your sWaP watch will alert you and dis- play the sender’s number* or their name if they are listed in your Phone book. The ...

  • Page 20: Reading An Sms Message

    5 You can optionally add other elements 7 Tap the required send/save option and to your message. Tap Option: then either enter the phone number (or tap Search to find a Phone • Use Template text to quickly add book entry) or choose the group of a standard phrase to your message.

  • Page 21: Sms Message Settings

    SMS message settings 5 Tap Option to view the range of 1 From the clock face, tap Menu or actions available to you: press the lower button. • Reply allows you to compose and send a response to the original 2 Tap (twice, if necessary).

  • Page 22: Writing An Mms Message

    MMS messages Writing an MMS message 1 From the clock face, tap Menu or MMS messages are structured in a similar way to slide show presentations. press the lower button. Each message consists of one or more 2 Tap (twice, if necessary). slides, with each slide able to contain 3 Tap MMS, then tap Write Message.
  • Page 23 It is not necessary to Card to choose the location of the have text on every slide. Repeat steps item. Your sWaP watch applications 4 and 5 to populate the new slide. use Phone storage as standard,...

  • Page 24: Reading An Mms Message

    If not already done, enter the recipient 4 Tap the required message to open it. phone numbers and/or email ad- 5 Tap Option to view the range of dresses and then tap Done. actions available to you: 10 You can now choose to Send •...

  • Page 25: Voice Mail Server

    Voice mail server MMS connection configuration Before you can use MMS for the first This option allows you to configure the time, you must ensure that the MMS phone number of your network service settings are correct for your network provider’s voice mail system.

  • Page 26: Media

    1 From the clock face, tap Menu or press the lower button. Your sWaP makes great use of its in- built high resolution camera, which can 2 Tap (twice, if necessary).
  • Page 27 The camera lens is located on the upper In addition to the settings that are right side of your sWaP watch. Ensure already available as icons in the that it has a clear view to your subject. viewfinder, the Option menu also gives...

  • Page 28: Photo Album

    • Forward allows you to assign the selected photo for use in your sWaP 1 From the clock face, tap Menu or watch (as wallpaper, screensaver or press the lower button.

  • Page 29: Video Recorder

    Video recorder The camera lens is located on the upper Uses the integral camera to capture right side of your sWaP watch. Ensure moving images and sound as video that it has a clear view to your subject. clips (.AVI format) which can be sent to friends or transferred to a computer.

  • Page 30: Video Player

    Video player Video recorder options 1 From the clock face, tap Menu or To change settings, within the video recorder viewfinder screen, tap Option press the lower button. to view the menu: 2 Tap (twice, if necessary). • To Player takes you straight to the 3 Tap Video Player.

  • Page 31: Audio Player

    Audio player • Forward allows you to send the The audio player allows you to listen to your MP3 music tracks or podcasts video to someone either via MMS message or by Bluetooth link. The wherever you may be. The audio player can also play .WAV and .M4A files.
  • Page 32 Selecting and playing a track Adding or transferring audio files 1 Tap List and then tap the required There are three main ways to add or track name. transfer audio files: 2 Tap Play to commence playback. • Use the USB cable to link with your computer.
  • Page 33 • Settings contains the following items: Auto Refresh List set to On to BT Stereo Output determines automatically update the tracklist whether audio should be redirected to when changes occur. a Bluetooth stereo headphone device. This option can be enabled once you Repeat allows you to play either a have chosen a suitable device using single track or your whole collection...

  • Page 34: Sound Recorder

    Sound recorder Sound recorder options From the list screen, tap Option: Allows you to record face-to-face or telephone conversations (warn the caller • Record to begin a new recording. first) or other soundscapes around you. • Play the currently selected entry. 1 From the clock face, tap Menu or •...

  • Page 35: Fm Radio

    FM radio Finding a station This allows you to listen to any FM radio To search manually: Tap stations available within your vicinity. change the frequency. The stereo headphones must be used as To choose a frequency: Tap Option their cable forms the radio antenna. and then Manual Input.

  • Page 36: Wap

    • Enter Address allows you to enter a The WAP application brings the power of the world wide web right to your new web address. wrist. Many websites are now optimised • Service Inbox is the place where for compact screens and this application incoming WAP Push messages are allows you to access and use them.
  • Page 37 GPRS). • Set as Homepage uses the page you are viewing as your new portal. If your sWaP watch continually fails to • Save Picture allows you to select use GPRS, then there may be a configu- ration problem - see WAP connection any displayed picture and save it to a configuration for details.
  • Page 38 Go to the FAQs page. Download the procedure for adding You can also make a change offline from new networks to your sWaP watch. the main WAP options list by tapping You will also need the following infor- Settings, then Edit Profile, tap your mation from your service provider: service provider’s entry, tap Edit Profile...

  • Page 39: Settings

    Settings To ensure that your sWaP watch works • User Profiles allow you to change the way that suits you, the main Settings all of the call and message alert section contains plenty of options to characteristics in one go, to suit modify its appearance and operation.

  • Page 40: Pen Calibration

    Pen Calibration Organizer From time to time, or after a complete The organizer contains a number of use- restore factory settings operation, you ful applications for everyday use. may need to calibrate the screen to 1 From the clock face, tap Menu or restore its accuracy.
  • Page 41 To set a calendar reminder 6 Tap Done and then tap Yes to 1 Either tap on a day and then tap Option, or just double tap on a day. confirm. The new entry will be added to the Task List and a red border will 2 Tap View Tasks.
  • Page 42 To Do List Alarm • Access the Organizer (see page 38) • Access the Organizer (see page 38) and then tap To Do List. and then tap Alarm. When the list opens you will see Allows you to quickly set one or more any existing reminders, including alarms.
  • Page 43 Time and Date settings. then either tap the = key or press the The current time and date for the SWaP watch lower button to reveal highlighted location is shown along the answer. with either a moon or sun symbol to indicate night and day.
  • Page 44 Bluetooth allows a Bluetooth device to recon- devices for use with your sWaP watch. nect to your sWaP watch (once it has The opening page lists the main menu been initially authorized) without of options: confirmation.
  • Page 45 ‘visible’ change its state to On. and wait to be discovered. 3 When your sWaP watch is discovered, To search for and pair with other devices the other device will initiate pairing 1 From the main Bluetooth menu, tap and you will be asked to enter a four Search Bluetooth Device.

  • Page 46: File Manager

    Allows you to organise the memory stor- Allows you to change the appearance age areas within your sWaP watch. The of the menus on your sWaP watch. The screen will show the Phone and Memory screen will list the three themes. Tap a...

  • Page 47: Stopwatch

    Stopwatch • Access the Organizer (see page 38) and then tap Stopwatch. This application actually provides multiple stopwatches in one. The screen will show two options: Typical Stopwatch and nWay Stopwatch. The Typical Stopwatch option gives The nWay Stopwatch provides a main you two variations: counter and four sub-counters of time.

  • Page 48: User Profiles

    Ok. Your choice will be confirmed. Note: Flight Mode switches off all To adjust a profile communication aspects of your sWaP 1 Tap a profile name and then tap watch to let you use other features with- Customize. You can now adjust the out infringing ‘no mobile’...

  • Page 49: Phone Setup

    Phone Setup • Schedule Power On/Off allows you Contains many configuration options to customise the operation of your sWaP to maximise your power efficiency watch. while you’re asleep by choosing times to automatically switch your sWaP 1 From the clock face, tap Menu or watch off and on.
  • Page 50 • Auto Update of Date and Time or animation to be shown when your determines whether the network date sWaP watch is powered on and off. and time signal should be used to You can choose a standard image from update your sWaP watch settings.

  • Page 51: Call Setup

    • Call Divert determines whether to call handling by your network and by incoming calls should be diverted* to your sWaP watch. another number, often to a voicemail box. You can set call divert actions for 1 From the clock face, tap Menu or any or all of the following scenarios: press the lower button.
  • Page 52 • Call Barring allows you to prevent • Call Time Reminder allows you to calls being made or received, depend- invoke an earpiece reminder beep dur- ing on a range of circumstances*. ing outgoing calls in order to remind yourself about the length of the call. •...

  • Page 53: Network Setup

    Manual and, if set to Manual, SIM card to request a valid PIN code Select Network to use. whenever your sWaP watch, or any • Preferred Networks allows you other phone in which it is installed, is to maintain a list of networks that switched on.
  • Page 54 • Phone Lock when enabled, locks • Barred Dial allows you to define one your sWaP watch and requests its or more phone numbers which you own PIN code (different to the SIM wish to prevent being dialled from PIN code - 1122 as standard) before your sWaP watch.

  • Page 55: Restore Factory Settings

    (twice, if necessary). clips, sound recordings, music tracks, 3 Tap Restore Factory Settings. etc. between the two devices. 4 Enter the sWaP watch password and • Use your sWaP watch camera as tap Ok. a webcam and view it live on your 5 Tap Yes to confirm.
  • Page 56 To link your sWaP watch and If your sWaP watch is switched off when computer connected then it will appear to the 1 Peel back/slide open the protective computer as a simple storage device. cover from the USB port. Use your computers file manager appli-...

  • Page 57: Important Safety Information

    Do not press hard on your sWaP watch Your sWaP watch is designed to comply as this may cause damage to the touch with local regulatory requirements in screen.
  • Page 58 In certain cases it may be sufficient to place your sWaP watch into Flight If your sWaP watch is lost or stolen, no- Mode to disable the radio transceiver tify your network provider to initiate the circuitry.
  • Page 59 (15 centimetres) from the pacemaker. device to determine if it is adequately shielded from RF energy. Your physician • Never carry your sWaP watch in a may be able to assist you in obtaining breast pocket. this information.
  • Page 60 Batteries can cause property damage Vehicles and/or bodily injury such as burns if a Do not use your sWaP watch when you conductive material such as jewellery, are driving. It is illegal in many countries keys, or beaded chains touches exposed to make or receive calls while driving.
  • Page 61 Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) ten (10) grams of tissue. Although the Your sWaP watch is a radio transceiver SAR is determined at the highest certi- and meets R&TTE requirements for ex- fied power level, the actual SAR level of posure to radio waves. It is designed and...
  • Page 62 (RoHS). time of disposal will help to conserve All sWaP products put on the market natural resources and ensure that it into the EU and EFTA Member States is recycled in a manner that protects are in compliance with the EU RoHS human health and the environment.
  • Page 63 www.s-w-a-p.co.uk...

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