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EN
RO
BG
CZ
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On - off / close call
phone
Tasta pornire oprire tel /
inchidere apel
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Телефон за повикване /
изключване
1
Zapnout - vypnout / zavřít
telefon
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Speaker
Difuzor
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говорител
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Reproduktor
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Call button
Tastă apelare
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Бутон за обаждане
3
Volací tlačítko
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Flashlight button
Buton Lanterna
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Бутон за фенерче
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Tlačítko baterky
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Volume buttons
Butoane Volum
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Бутони за сила на звука
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Tlačítka hlasitosti
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Flashlight
Lanternă
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Фенерче
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Svítilna
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Back / Contacts
Inapoi / Contacte
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Назад / Контакти
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Zpět / Kontakty
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Camera
Cameră
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Камера
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Fotoaparát
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Lock/Unlock button
Buton blocare/deblocare
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Бутон за заключване /
отключване
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Tlačítko Zamknout /
Odemknout
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SOS button
Buton SOS
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SOS бутон
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Tlačítko SOS
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12
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14
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Camera button
Micro USB plug
OK/Select button
Charging pins
Menu button
Buton cameră
Mufă Micro USB
Tasta OK/Selectare
Pini încărcare
Tastă meniu
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12
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Бутон за камера
Micro USB щепсел
ОК / Избор на бутон
Зареждащи щифтове
Бутон за меню
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12
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Tlačítko fotoaparátu
Mikro USB konektor
Tlačítko OK / Select
Nabíjecí kolíky
Tlačítko Menu
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ES
HU
PL
RU
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Botón de encendido /
apagado / cierre
Kikapcsolt / záró hívás
telefon
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Włączanie / wyłączanie /
zamykanie telefonu
1
Вкл - выкл / закрыть телефон
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Altavoz
Hangszóró
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Głośnik
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Оратор
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Botón de llamada
Hívógomb
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Przycisk dzwonienia
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Кнопка вызова
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Botón de linterna
Zseblámpa gomb
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Przycisk latarki
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Кнопка фонарика
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Botones de volumen
Hangerő gombok
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Przyciski głośności
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Кнопки громкости
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Flash
Zseblámpa
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Latarka
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Фонарик
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Atrás / Contactos
Vissza / Névjegyek
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Wstecz / Kontakty
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Назад / Контакты
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Cámara
Kamera
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Aparat fotograficzny
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Kамера
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Botón de bloqueo /
desbloqueo
Zárolás / feloldás gomb
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Przycisk Zablokuj /
Odblokuj
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Кнопка блокировки /
разблокировки
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Botón de SOS
SOS gomb
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Przycisk SOS
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Кнопка SOS
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Boton de camara
Conector micro usb
Botón Aceptar / Seleccionar
Pines de carga
Botón de menú
Kamera gomb
Micro USB csatlakozó
OK / Kiválasztás gomb
Töltőcsapok
Menü gomb
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Przycisk aparatu
Wtyczka Micro USB
Przycisk OK / Wybierz
Kołki ładujące
Przycisk MENU
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12
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Кнопка камеры
Микро USB-штекер
ОК / кнопка выбора
Зарядные контакты
Кнопка меню
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User Manual
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Read these simple guidelines. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal.
SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS
Follow any restrictions. Switch the device off near medical equipment. Do not use the device where
operations are in progress.
Please keep this cell phone away from children, as they could mistake it for a toy, and hurt
themselves with it.
Don’t try to modify the phone. Leave that to the professional.
Only use the authorized spare parts, otherwise it may damage the phone and the warranty will be
void. And it may be dangerous.
SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELING
Don’t use the phone at a gas station. Don’t use it near fuel or chemicals.
SIM CARD AND T-FLASH CARD ARE PORTABLE
Pay attention to the small parts. They can easily be swallowed by children.
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Notice: The T-Flash Card can be used as a Memory Disk, the USB cable is necessary.
BATTERY
Please do not destroy or damage the battery, it can be dangerous and cause fire. Please do not
throw battery in fire, it will be dangerous. When the battery cannot be used, put it in the special
container.
Do not open the battery.
If the battery or the charger are broken or old, please stop using them.
USE QUALITY EQUIPMENT
Use only our authorized equipment. It is recommended that the phone is kept at a minimum of
25mm away from any body part.
ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST
Pay full attention to the road while driving; Pull off the road or park before using your phone if
needed.
INTERFERENCE
All wireless devices may be susceptible to cause interference, which could affect performance.
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SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT
Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraft. It’s not only dangerous but also illegal to use
mobile phone in an aircraft.
Warning: We take no responsibility for situations where the phone is used other than as provided
in the manual.
Our company reserves the right to make changes in the content of the manual without making this
public.
These changes will be posted on the company website to the product it amends. Also, we are not
responsible for any printing errors. The contents of this manual may be different from that in the
product. In this last case will be considered.
GETTING STARTED
Battery Install Notice
Before you install or change the battery, please ensure you have already turned off the phone.
Install or change SIM card Notice
1. Before you change the SIM card, please make sure you already have turned off the phone
and dispose battery.
2. Insert the SIM card and make the golden contact area face down and the nick face out.
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Charge the battery
1. Before charging the battery, please make sure that the battery is installed properly in the phone.
2. Connect the charger to the phone socket, and then connect the charger to the AC socket.
3. If the phone is off when it’s charging, the charging indicator is displayed on the screen. If the
phone is on when it’s charging, user can use it while charging. When the battery is fully charged,
the charging indicator on the screen is full and stops twinkling. While using the handset for the first
time, please completely discharge and then completely charge the battery. Repeat the process for
three times to achieve the full performance of the battery.
4. Long period unused or some other reasons may cause low battery pressure, so at the beginning
of charging the screen is black and it may take a while before the charging indicator appears.
Warning: When charging, in order to avoid serious damage to phone circuitry, do not remove or
dispose the battery.
CALLS
Key Explanation
* Key # Key:
Functions vary in different situations or function menus:
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- In inputting status, “*” for symbols.
- In inputting status, “#” to switch inputting methods.
- In standby mode, hold “#” to switch the phone in silent mode.
- In standby mode, input “+” for an international call; in dial status, input “P” for calling number with
extension phone.
Main Menu Explanation
When you press Menu key, you will enter main menu. Press up, down, left and right keys to select
different functions.
Make a Call
Making a call by dialing numbers:
1. In standby mode, enter the phone number. If you want to change the numbers, move the cursor
and pressClearto delete a number.
Press and hold Clear to delete all characters.
2. Press the call key to call the number.
Making a call using the Phonebook:
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You can enter the phonebook list from functional menu, choose or input the needed letter
(phonetic) to search. Choose the number; press the call key to dial out.
Call the Dialled calls, Received calls, Missed calls:
1. In standby mode, press the call key to view the call log list.
2. Choose a number and press the call key to dial.
Making a call using the menu:
1. In standby mode, enter the menu, choose Call logs;
2. Choose from missed calls, dialled calls, and received calls.
3. Choose the needed number and press the call key to make a call.
Answer an Incoming Call
Press the Call key to answer an incoming call.
Call Options
Offer numerous in call functions (some of these functions need a subscription with the service
provider). During the call, press->Option and choose between the following options:
Hold: Pause the call.
End single call: End the present call.
New call: To make a new call.
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Phonebook: Same as phonebook list in the function menu.
Call history: Same as call history in the function menu.
Messaging: To explore the Messaging Menu.
Sound recorder: Record the sound.
Mute: Enable the mic of phone not work.
DTMF (Dual-tone Multi-frecquency): You can choose to activate/deactivate it: send a dual-tone
multi frequency sound. This can offer dialing to the telephone numbers with extensions.
Volume: To adjust the volume of the call.
INPUT METHOD
Overview
Your phone offers input methods as followings: Smart abc, es, ro.
Keypad Description:
Left key: Enter and OK
Right key: Back and Cancel
Navigate Keys: Cursor move or choose word.
# Key: Switch input methods
2-9 key: Input the letter on the keys when input.
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* Key: Input punctuation
FUNCTION LIST
Phonebook
You can save the contacts in the mobile phone and SIM card; it depends on the SIM card memory
capacity. When you select a contact, you can do the following operations:
View: To view the contact
Send text message: Send text message to the current number.
Send multimedia message: Send multimedia message to the current number.
Call: To call the current number.
Edit: To edit the current contact.
Delete: To delete the current contact.
Copy: To copy the contact from phone to SIM card /phone or from SIM card to SIM card /phone
or copy to file.
Add to Blacklist: Add the current number to the blacklist.
Phonebook settings: To set the Phonebook.
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Call logs
In this function menu, you can check the All calls, Dialled calls, Received calls, Missed calls, and
you can perform the following operations:
View: To check the call history.
Send text message: Send SMS to the Dialled calls, Received calls or Missed calls.
Call: To call the Dialled calls, Received calls or Missed calls.
Save to Phonebook: You can add the number to the phonebook or replace existing contacts.
Add to Blacklist: Add the number of the Dialled calls, Received calls or Missed calls to the Blacklist.
Delete all: Delete all the call history.
File manager
Press left key option to enter functional menu, the following options are available:
- Open: See the files in the different folders of your phone
- Format: To format the folder.
- Details: To view the Memory status of the Memory card.
Camcorder
The built-in camera allows you to take photos and adjust the camera settings. The options menu
contains the following choices:
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Photos: See all the photos.
Camera Settings: Select to open many advantage setting items.
Image settings: Select to change the size and the quality of the image
Storage: Select the place where the photos will be stored.
Multimedia
- Viewing images
- Play video
- Playback audio files
- Register sounds
Image Viewer
The options for image viewer are as follows:
View: To view a photo.
Send: Transform the photos by different ways, such as multimedia message or via
Bluetooth.
Use as: This photo can be used as wallpaper.
Rename: To rename the selected image or photo.
Delete: To delete the selected photo.
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Sort by: To sort photos by the desired method.
Image information: You can view the image information.
Audio Player
This phone comes with an inbuilt audio player that plays all your favorite songs. It gives you a host
of setting options to make your listening experience interesting.
1. Play: To start playing the audio file.
2. Details: To show the details of the selected file.
3. Refresh list: To refresh the audio file list.
4. Settings: To set parameters for audio playing.
Sound Recorder
You can record sound/voice on your phone. Just select sound recorder, go to options and press
“New record”. Select Stop to save it. Select pause to ‘pause’ the recording and ‘continue’ to resume
the recording.
FM Radio
Channel list: List out all the current channels. You can enter channel list, edit it and display the
searched channel list.
Manual input : Input the desired broadcasting channel manually
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Auto Search: Search and create the channel’s list automatically.
Flashlight
Whenever you need a flashlight and do not have it handy, the device can take over this function.
Messaging
Your phone supports various messaging services. You can create, send, receive, edit and
organize text messages.
Messages contain the following folders:
Write Message: On selecting Write Message, you can input the contents of the message using
different input methods.
Drafts: You can save a message you edit in the drafts.
Delete messages: Delete all the unwanted messages.
Message Settings: Message settings store all the different settings responsible for sending and
receiving messages.
Bluetooth
The following options are available in the Bluetooth menu:
1. Power: On/Off
2. Visibility: On/Off
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3. My device: Inquiry new device or display paired devices and take the options.
4. Search audio device: Search for audio devices.
5. My name: You can change the name of the Bluetooth.
Calendar
You can use the calendar to keep track of important meetings. After entering the calendar function
menu you can select year, month and date using direction keys. On a selected date you can select
to view:
View : To view and set the schedule of a day.
Jump to date: To input the date to enter the calendar, then move the cursor to the specified date.
Go to today: Go to check today.
Go to weekly view: Go to view the calendar events in weekly style.
Start of week: You can select from Sunday or Monday.
Alarm
The Alarm can be set to ring at a specific time on several days. There are five different default
alarms. You can set these alarms to alarm you at different time in specific day(s) of a week.
To set an alarm:
1. Press edit to enter alarm settings menu.
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2. Select edit option using up and down direction keys
o ON/OFF: Select alarm on or off using left and right direction key
o Alarm time: Input alarm time
o Repeat Setting: Press navigation keys to select alarm types which consists of one time,
everyday and custom.
o Alarm tone: You can select the alarm tone.
o Alert Type: To select between Ring only/Vib and ring, Vib only.
Settings
Under settings, the phone gives you the option to change the settings for various features of the
phone. The following list is available in Settings:
Phone Settings
You have following options listed under phone setup:
Time and date: Let you set the Time and date on the phone.
Language: To select language for the phone.
Display: Under Display setup, you can set wallpaper, dual clock, auto lock etc.
Auto update time
Flight mode
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Network Settings
Network setup gives the user the ability to select a desired network and addition of a new network
to the network list. The network setup gives you the follow options:
SIM1/2 network settings:
1. Network Selection: new search, select network, selection mode automatic/manual
2. Preferences: Will list down all the network IDs (depending on the SIM card used)
GPRS transfer preferences: data or call
Call Settings
Include SIM1 call settings, SIM2 call settings and advanced settings.
Security Settings
Under Security Setup, you can change the security settings of SIM1 or SIM2.
SIM1/2 Security Settings:
o PIN Lock: PIN Lock protects illegal usage of the SIM card.
o Change PIN: You can change the PIN password.
o Change PIN2: You can change the PIN2 password
Phone security: Enables you to lock/unlock your phone with a password.
Connectivity
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Choose the phone networks.
Restore Settings
Selecting this option will ask you to enter the password to restore the phone to factory settings.
The default password is ‘1234’.
WARNINGS AND NOTES
Operational Warnings
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION. Read this information
before using your phone. For the safe and efficient operation of your phone, observe these
guidelines:
Potentially explosive at atmospheres: Turn off your phone when you are in any areas with a
potentially explosive atmosphere, such as fueling areas (gas or petrol stations, below deck on
boats), storage facilities for fuel or chemicals, blasting areas and areas near electrical blasting
caps, and areas where there are chemicals or particles (Such as metal powders, grains, and dust)
in the air.
Interference to medical and personal Electronic Devices: Most but not all electronic equipment
is shielded from RF signals and certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF
signals from your phone.
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