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GSM/GPRS Digital Smart Phone

User’s Guide

Trinity

Table of Contents

1 THE BASICS ............................................................. 4

1.1

VERVIEW

............................................................. 4

1.2

AFETY GUIDE

....................................................... 5

1.3

AFETY WARNINGS AND NOTICES

........................ 6

1.3.1 General attention ................................................ 6

1.3.2 Notices when using your phone .......................... 7

1.3.3 Notices when using the battery ......................... 10

1.3.4 Charging your phone ........................................ 12

1.3.5 Cleaning and maintenance................................ 16

2 GETTING STARTED ................................................... 17

2.1

OMPONENT NAME AND EXPLANATION

................. 17

2.1.1 Technical parameters ................................. 17

2.1.2 Icons ............................................................. 17

2.2

EY EXPLANATIONS

............................................. 20

2.3

SING THE TOUCHSCREEN

................................. 21

2.4

ONNECTING TO THE NETWORK

......................... 21

2.4.1 Inserting and removing the SIM card ................ 21

2.4.2 Turning your phone on and off .......................... 22

2.4.3 Unlocking the SIM card .................................... 23

2.4.4 Unlocking your phone ....................................... 24

2.4.5 Connecting to the network ................................ 24

2.4.6 Making a call .................................................... 25

2.4.7 Making a domestic call ..................................... 25

2.4.8 Making an international call............................. 26

2.4.9 Making a call from the list ................................ 26

2.4.10 Making an emergency call .............................. 27

2.4.11 Call menu ........................................................ 27

3 FUNCTIONAL MENU ................................................. 29

3.1

ILE

ANAGEMENT

............................................ 29

3.2

ENDING AN

MAIL

............................................. 30

3.3

IALING

............................................................... 31

3.4

VIDEO CALL

................................................... 32

3.5

ALCULATOR

...................................................... 33

3.6

ROWSER

............................................................ 34

3.7

OICE

ECORDER

.............................................. 35

3.8

ALENDAR

.......................................................... 37

3.9

ETTINGS

............................................................ 38

3.10

LOCK

............................................................... 40

3.11

ADIO

................................................................ 42

3.12

GOOGLE

EARCH

.............................................. 44

3.13

ONTACTS

........................................................ 44

3.14

ALLERY

........................................................... 46

3.15

AMERA

............................................................ 47

3.16

ESSAGING

...................................................... 48

3.17

OTIFICATION

ENU

........................................ 50

3.18

OWNLOAD

ONTENT

...................................... 51

3.19

USIC

................................................................ 51

3.20

ALL

ECORDS

................................................ 53

3.21

IDGET

............................................................. 54

3.22

ELECTING

ALLPAPER

OURCE

................... 55

4. TEXT INPUT ......................................................... 56

5 SD CARD INTRODUCTION ................................. 59

6 FAQS AND SOLUTIONS ...................................... 64

Summary of content (19 pages)

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Table of Contents 1 1.1 OVERVIEW ............................................................. 4 1.2 SAFETY GUIDE....................................................... 5 1.3 SAFETY WARNINGS AND NOTICES ........................ 6 1.3.1 General attention ................................................ 6 1.3.2 Notices when using your phone .......................... 7 1.3.3 Notices when using the battery ......................... 10 1.3.4 Charging your phone ........................................ 12 1.3.
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1.2 1 1.1 The Basics Overview Thank you for choosing the GSM/GPRS digital mobile phone. After reading this guide you will be able to fully master the use of your phone and appreciate all its functions and ease of use. Not only does the smartphone provide you with basic call functions such as call Register, but also with many practical functions and services, to improve the time you spend working and playing.
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near the following equipment: hearing aids, pace makers and other medical electronic devices, fire detectors, automatic doors and other automatic control installations. To find out the effect of mobile phones on a pacemaker or other pieces of electronic medical equipment please contact the manufacturers or local sales agents of the equipment.  Please do not subject the LCD to impact or use the screen to strike things, as this will damage the LCD board and cause leakage of the liquid crystal.
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 If the battery leaks or gives off a strange odor, please remove the battery from the vicinity of the open fire to avoid a fire or explosion.  Please do no let the battery become wet as this will cause the battery to overheat, smoke and corrode.  Please do not use or place batteries in places of high temperature such as in direct sunlight, as this will cause the battery to leak and overheat, lower performance, and shorten the battery’s life.  Please do not continuously charge for more than 24 hours.
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cord, but rather hold on to the body of the charger, as pulling on the cord will damage the cord and lead to electrical shock or fire. 1.3.5 Cleaning and maintenance  The mobile phone, battery, and charger are not water resistant. Please do not use them in the bathroom or other excessively moist areas and likewise avoid allowing them to get wet in the rain.  Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the mobile phone, battery and charger.
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2.2 2.3 Key explanations Key Power key Explanations ● Hold down this key to turn your phone off and on. ● Generally, press this key to lock the mobile phone. Side volume ● During the conversation, press keys the two keys to adjust the volume. ● While playing an audio file, press the two keys to adjust the volume. Return key Home key Menu key ●Return to the previous menu. ●At any status, press the key to return to the standby screen. ●Show options of current menu.
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Instead, contact your network service provider. See “Safety settings”. Note: your network service provider sets a standard PIN1 code (4 to 8 digits) for your SIM card. You should immediately change this number. See “Safety settings”. Note: Making an emergency call。Note: If “only for emergency calls” appears on the screen, it indicates that you are beyond the network coverage (service area), and that you can still make emergency calls depending on the signal intensity. 2.4.
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 Handsfree Switch on the loudspeaker to amplify the voice.  Hold Put the current call on hold or retrieve the call on hold. 3 Functional Menu （※The following features depends on specific models） 3.1  End a call. End the current call.  More *Start voice recording Start voice recording. File Management The file management is composed of SD sdcard and Phone storage, while Phone storage is the memory of the phone, SD sdcard is the external SD card.
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3.4 3G video call Click a number portrait in the phonebook, and you can do these things instantly: dial, send a message and make a video call. During the video call, you can select applications such as adjusting it to mute mode, switching to robot portrait, turning off the voice and intercepting photos to SD card. 3.5 Calculator Your phone provides a calculator with 4 basic functions for the convenience of your calculating. Press this button , and you delete the input and output in bitwise.
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3.8 Calendar Calendar allows you to view your schedules and events at any time. You may view schedules one by one or several ones at the same time. Select to show calendar by day, week or month. If “by week (or month)”, the calendar will be shown by week (or month). This application is convenient for you to view schedule or add events. To start voice recording: Tap To end voice recording: Tap To play back voice recording: Tap The audio files are automatically stored on your phone.
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Safety: Set unlocking pattern; lock the SIM card; set the SD card. Language and keypad: Select a language and input method. Backup and reset: Reset DRM and restore factory settings to clear all personal data on your phone. Date and time: Set current time and date. Schedule power on/off: set the time to turn on or off your phone. Auxiliary function: Some auxiliary functions can be set. Developers’ options: Set some options used by developers.
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► and : Tap to broadcast and pause. 3.12 Google Search You can locally search for the information you need. 3.13 Contacts The “contacts ” lets you easily call your colleagurs or friends, or send emails or short messages to them. You may add contacts directly from your phone, or synchronize “contacts” with any application on your computer. You may open “contacts ” directly from the Main screen, or open it via the “Dialing” application.
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Messaging lets you send text and multimedia messages to any contact that has an SMS device. The multimedia messages include photos, video clips (for iPhone 3GS or other new style phones), contacts information, and voice memos. What’s more, you can send messages to several contacts at the same time. Note: Perhaps Messaging is not available in all countries and regions. Probably you need pay for using Messaging. For more information, consult your network operator.
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To move fast backward or Touch and hold or forward longer you hold, the more songs you skipped. To skip to any point in a Drag the progress bar. song 3.20 Call Records Come into the call records, you can view missed calls, reveived calls and outgoing calls. The calling time is viewed in each record and features such as calling, sending messages and adding to new contacts can be set. Deleting call records and seting up speed dial can be done in the menu.
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and websites. The keypad provides the functions of spelling prediction, spelling correction and learning while using. The smart keypad may give you prompts of correct spelling, depending on which application you are using. Enter text： 1 Tap the text box (memo, or new contact) to call the keypad. 2 Tap the keys on keypad. At the initial stage, you can tap keys using either of your index fingers. Once you get familiar with the keypad, you can try tapping keys using both of your thumbs.
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Check the relevant menus in the phone are opened or closed, selecting one by one as follows: Main Menu - Settings - Application Development - USB debugging. Uncheck “USB debugging”. “Phone - Data Wire - PC”, and pull down notification menu in the standby interface: Select “used as USB storage device”, and the following screen pops up.
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Echoes or noises 6 FAQs and Solutions If you have any questions about the phone, please find the solutions from the table below. FAQs Poor reception Causes When you use your phone at poor reception areas, for example, near high rise buildings or base rooms, the radio wave cannot be transmitted effectively. When you use your phone at network traffic congestion, such as working time and off-duty time, the congestion can result in poor reception. This is related to the distance to base station in question.
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communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
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and should be avoided. Use only the supplied or an approved antenna.