Thank you for choosing the CP100 The CP100 is the world’s first car phone based on 3G technology. The phone has a large 2.8” screen, large spaced buttons, especially designed to enable your safe and easy use while driving. The device was developed with a thought to vehicle environment, the special requirements an automobile has for the operation of a cellular phone, prominently stressing audio quality, dialing ease, and quick response.
Table of Contents 1. Safety Directives ............................................................... 4 2. Getting to Know the Phone .............................................. 6 2.1 Kit Contents ................................................................... 6 2.2 Device Structure............................................................ 7 2.3 Key Functions................................................................ 9 2.4 View Screen Symbols ............................................
.3.6 Copy ..................................................................... 20 3.3.7 Speed Dialing....................................................... 21 3.3.8 Manage All ........................................................... 21 3.4 Managing Device Settings (Menu 2) ........................... 22 3.4.1 Screen Settings.................................................... 22 3.4.2 Network Settings .................................................. 23 3.4.3 Security Settings ..........
1. Safety Directives Note: It is recommended to read this chapter before using the device for the first time. The manufacturer will not be held responsible for any damage resulting from abnormal use or usage contrary to instructions appearing in this manual. Service! Do not dismantle the device installed or its accessories. In case of failure, please contact your nearest service center.
Devices with warning signs! Make sure you turn off your phone whenever a warning sign asking so appears. Turning off the device in risk of explosion! Places susceptible to explosion are fueling areas such as gas stations, areas with high content of chemicals, grains, dust or metal dust in the air and any other area where it is recommended to turn the motor off. In these places you need to turn off the device and follow instructions and signage.
2. Getting to Know the Phone 2.1 Kit Contents The device unit that you purchased contains the following original items: • CP100 device • Cables set • Microphone • Speaker • Cellular antenna • Screws set • User Manual Notes: We made the utmost effort to ensure that the product arrives to you complete and in order. In case some fault is discovered, please immediately contact the point of sale.
2.2 Device Structure 2.
SIM/USIM slot Volume keys Mini USB connector 8
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In Standby Mode – Shift to silent profile In Text Edit Mode – Change writing mode In Text Edit Mode – Add symbols In Dialing mode – Two quick presses to add the + sign In Text Edit mode – Add space In Standby Mode – Change income call ring volume In Talk mode – Change talk volume 2.4 View Screen Symbols Signal Strength – Notes received signal strength for the chosen network as well as network type. More bars on the reception graph mean better quality network reception.
2.5 Basic Operations 2.5.1 Switching the Device On In order to switch on the device, press and hold the key . If the device is connected to the vehicle’s ignition switch, the device can be switched on by starting the vehicle. 2.5.2 Switching the Device Off In order to switch off the device, press and hold the key . If the device is connected to the vehicle’s ignition switch, the device can be switched off by shutting the vehicle off (if the device is not in call mode). 2.5.
2.5.4.1 Making a Call from the Phonebook In Standby mode, press up on the Navigation key . press the right softkey or You can page through the contact list using the Navigation or search for a contact by keying in the first letters key of the contact’s name. After locating the contact, press . More information on using the Phonebook can be found on section 3.3. 2.5.4.2 Making a Speed Dial Call The device has 99 speed dial cells for dialing a number defined as a speed dial.
Outgoing Calls Log: Displays the last 30 outgoing calls. Missed Calls Log: Displays the last 30 missed calls. All Calls Log: Organizes information from all 3 call logs and logs them by time the call was made. In Standby mode, press to enter the “All Calls” log You can page the calls log using the Navigation key After locating the requested record, press . . More information on call logs can be found on section 3.6. 2.5.
3. Menus 3.1 Entering and Browsing the Menu In Standby mode, press “Menu” (Left softkey) to enter Main Menu. Browsing through the menu items is via the navigating . button To choose a menu item, place the cursor on the item and press . To return to a higher menu level, press, “Back” (Right softkey). To return to Standby Mode, press 3.2 . Menu Structure 1. Contacts 1. Search 2. New 3. Call 4. Delete 5.
1. Contacts 6. Set Speed dial option > 5 7. Manage Contacts option > 6 Adds the highlighted contact to the speed dial log Action implemented on several contacts at the same time 2. Settings 1. Screen 1. Display dim Select how long display screen backlighting remains lit 2. Set brightness 3. Keyboard light 4.
2. Settings 2. PIN code 3. Resets settings 4. Call 3. Reset defaults 1. Activate PIN code 2. Change PIN code 1. Restore defaults 2. Complete recovery 1. Call Forward Forwarding calls from the phone to another number Activating / Deactivating call waiting Managing call restriction Outgoing caller ID 2. Call waiting 3. Call barring 5. Profiles Resets the phone’s settings Activates locking with PIN code Changes the PIN code 4. Send My Number 1. General 2. Loud 3.
3. Applications 2. Calculator 3. Stopwatch 4. Call Log 1. All calls The total call log contains up to the last 90 calls arranged by time of call The incoming call log contains up to the last 30 calls arranged by time of call The outgoing call log contains up to the last 30 calls arranged by time of call The missed call log contains up to the last 30 calls arranged by time of call Contains information on the length of the last call, as well as all calls made from the device. 2. Incoming calls 3.
3.3 Using the Phonebook (Menu 1) The telephone contains up to 1000 contact records in the phonebook. Each record can have up to 3 different telephone numbers (mobile, home, office), email address, and classification details. Additionally, the device supports a phonebook stored on the USIM card supplied to you by the service operator. The number of contact records on the card depends upon the type of USIM card. 3.3.
3.3.2 Entering the Contact’s Name When entering the contact’s name shifting between different ways for entering text is implemented using button. the Browsing between the various record fields is done via the navigating key. After completing entering the contact’s personal details, confirm by pressing on “Save”. 3.3.
Browsing the Contacts List You can find a contact by browsing (up / down) using the . Navigation key Searching by Name Enter the required contact name’s first letters to narrow down the list. 3.3.5 Delete A contact that is no longer needed can be deleted: y Locate the name of the contact you wish to copy. y Press “Opt.” (Left softkey) y Select “Delete” The device will delete the selected contact, whether saved in the phone’s memory or on the USIM card’s memory. 3.3.
The device will copy the contact from the present memory location to another one. 3.3.7 Speed Dialing The device contains 99 cells for speed dialing, enabling you to make a call by pressing one or two ordinary numbers. To add a number to the speed dial list: y Locate the name of the contact you wish to copy. y Press “Opt.” (Left softkey) y Select “Set Speed Dial”. y Select a speed dial cell. y End the operation by pressing “OK”. 3.3.
y Select “Copy All to Phone” y End the operation by pressing “Yes”. y Click on “OK” to end the operation. 3.4 Managing Device Settings (Menu 2) The settings menu contains all the properties that can be changed and adjusted on the device: y screen y Network – Interfacing with the network y Security y Call – Managing calls y Profiles – Ringtones 3.4.
Set Brightness Adjusts the display brightness and color contrast. Default setting: Level 4 Options: Levels 1 to 4 Keyboard Backlight Select how long the keys remain backlit without activity until backlighting is switched off. Default setting: Continuous backlighting Options: 7, 15, and 30 seconds, continuous, or off Wallpaper Select the display picture for the home screen. The device is preloaded with 10 pictures that can serve as a wallpaper for the home screen.
Network Selection Network operating mode (WCDMA / GSM), the method the device locks onto a network (automatic or manual selection). APN Settings The entry point for data transmission the device uses for operating the installed navigation program. 3.4.3 Security Settings Using this interface, the device can be locked to prevent unauthorized use, to reset the phone, and to return it to factory settings.
Restore Defaults In this menu you can return the device to its initial state of operation and all the contents and user settings will be deleted and returned to its factory settings. In order to implement this operation the device’s secret code is required. 3.4.4 Call Set Through this interface the settings can be selected for managing calls, sending an ID, call waiting, call forwarding, and call restriction.
3.4.5 Profiles A profile is a group of settings assigned to ringtones that the device makes (ring, warning ring, keying sound, etc.). The device has 3 preset profiles: General, Loud, and Mute. Each profile can be switched on and edited for personal adjustment. 3.5 Using Applications (Menu 3) This menu enables access to 3 applications embedded in the device. 3.5.1 Java Applications 3.5.2 Calculator Key in numbers using the phone’s keypad.
3.6 Using the Call Log (Menu 4) The call log stores information on calls taking place on the device, dividing them into 3 sub logs: 3.6.1 Incoming Calls Log The incoming call log stores up to 30 of the last incoming calls displayed by the call’s time. Pressing on “View” when selecting a call will display additional details. 3.6.2 Outgoing Call Log The outgoing call log stores up to 30 of the last outgoing calls displayed by the call’s time.
3.6.4 General Call Log (All Calls) Call log of all the calls collects the information from the 3 logs and displays all the calls (incoming, outgoing, and missed calls) according to time of call. 3.6.5 Available Options for Call Logs When displaying the call logs, the following options are available: View Displays full details for the selected call: Telephone number, name, call time and date, call length, and a total of the calls made with this number.
Delete All Delete call log. To operate: Press Opt. > Delete All. 3.6.6 Call Timers Information concerning the device’s call logs provides information on: Length of the last call made on the phone, total length of time for all the calls made on the phone since the last reset, and a total time of all the calls made on the device since its initial operation. By pressing on “Reset”, the “Recent Calls” counter can be reset. 3.
FCC Statement: This Carfone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This mobile phone has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
