User's Manual

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Account data
GSM data – Use GSM data to provide the following account data, e.g.:
China Mobile
 Name: China Mobile
 Number: 17266
 User account: wap
 Password: wap
 Line type: ISDN, analog
 Speed: 9.6Kbps, 14.4 Kbps, 4.8 Kbps
 Net domain: 010.000.000.172
GPRS– Use GSM data to provide the following account data, e.g.:
China Mobile GPRS
 Name: China Mobile GPRS
 GPRS connection: cmwap
 User account: wap
 Password: wap
 Authentication mode: common, encrypted
Note:
 Please contact local network operator for the details of tariff and specific settings.
 The mobile phone only provides the settings of China Mobile. For other settings, please consult local network operator.
 SIM2 doesn’t support WAP.
6.5 Messaging
SMS
Short messaging is a network service. To send or receive short messages, you may need to subscribe for this service from
your network operator.
This mobile phone supports short messages. The short messages are sent to the message center and then to the recipients
(GSM subscribers). The short messages are saved in the network if the mobile phone of recipient isn’t switched on or can’t
receive short messages (memory is full). The validity depends on user’s settings and network operator.
With SMS, you can send and receive chain text messages, which may affect the charge of messaging. Please contact your
network operator for details.
If the memory is full, an icon will flash in the top line of the screen; since the mobile phone supports dual SIM cards, the
messages are saved in SIM1 and SIM2 separately, and the prompts appear separately. To receive new messages normally, delete
the short messages in corresponding SIM cards.
If the recipient has received the message, the mobile phone sends an alert tone of message report (report is enabled).
Note: When you send message via SMS service, the mobile phone may display “Sent”. It indicates that the message has
been sent to the SMS center. But it doesn’t mean that the recipient has received the message. Contact your network operator for
more information.
Inbox
You can read the received short messages in the Inbox, including SIM messages and SIM2 messages.
 Reply: Reply in text message with SIM1 or SIM2.
 Delete: Delete the message.
 Edit: Edit the message or send later.
 Forward: Forward the message to another recipient.
 Copy to SIM: Copy the messages from SIM card to mobile phone.
 Move to SIM: Move the messages from SIM card to mobile phone.
 Delete all: Delete all the messages in the Inbox of corresponding SIM card; if SIM1 is selected, all the messages in SIM1
will be deleted; if SIM2 is selected, all the messages in SIM2 will be deleted.
 Copy all: Copy all messages from SIM card to mobile phone, or vice versa.
 Use number: Save or call the numbers in the received message.
 Move all: Move all messages from SIM card to mobile phone, or vice versa.
 Use link: Connect to the link in the received message.
Outbox
Select “Save and send” when sending message, the message will be saved in Outbox; if SIM1 is selected, the message will
be saved in SIM1 Outbox; if SIM2 is selected, the message will be saved in SIM2 Outbox; you can also save the message in
Outbox directly. In this case, "No number" appears in the Outbox, i.e. no recipient. If the message isn’t sent successfully, the
message also will be saved in the Outbox. You can perform the following operations to the short messages saved in Outbox: Send,
Edit, Delete, Delete all and Use number.
New message
You can create short messages in this menu.
Each message may contain 160 characters. While editing the message, click the “Input method” icon with the stylus to
switch the input method. Click the “》” icon on the simulation keypad to select symbol; click “Delete” to delete one character
before the cursor, or click and hold “Delete” to clear all characters; click the End key to return to standby; press the Left/Right
key to select the character and click Select to enter the character. (You can also select the character with the stylus directly.)
When editing messages, the size of Chinese characters can’t be changed, while the letters and numbers can be changed.
This mobile phone supports group messages with more than 70 characters each (the characters limit of common text
message). If the message contains more than 70 characters, the phone sends it in two or more messages.