LUMIGON T2 HD EXTENDED USER MANUAL
Thank you! Dear Customer, Thank you for choosing a smartphone created by Lumigon in Denmark. With our T2 HD in your hand, you are now about to enter a world full of extraordinary opportunities, first-class entertainment and loads of ingenious features all wrapped in a handy and sleek Danish design. Our ambition here at Lumigon is to design products that don’t just meet your expectations, but rather exceed them.
LEGAL Please make sure to read all operating instructions and safety guidelines carefully before using your phone to ensure safe and proper use and avoid injury. Some of the services and features described in this user manual are not supported in all countries/regions or by all networks and/or service providers in all areas. Please contact your network operator or service provider to determine availability of any specific service or feature and whether additional access or usage fees apply.
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Contents 1 First steps 21 1.1 What’s inside the box 21 1.2 Overview of your phone 22 1.3 Getting started 23 1.4 The SIM card tray and its opener 27 Using the SIM card tray opener 27 1.5 Setting up your phone for the first time 2 Using a Google Account 27 29 2.1 Why sign in with a Google Account? 29 2.2 How do I get a Google Account? 30 2.3 How do I add a Google Account on my phone? 30 3 Keys and connectors 31 3.1 Physical keys vs. onscreen keys 31 3.
5 Settings 36 5.1 Accessing the settings 36 5.2 Wireless and networks settings overview 37 5.3 Device settings overview 38 5.4 Personal settings overview 40 5.5 Accounts settings overview 42 5.6 System settings overview 43 6 Screen lock 44 6.1 About screen lock 44 6.2 Set up a screen lock 44 6.3 Lock the screen instantly with the Power key 45 6.4 Set automatic timeout for screen lock 45 6.5 Disable a screen lock 45 7 Sleep mode 46 7.1 About Sleep mode 46 7.
8.1 About Silent and Vibrate modes 48 8.2 Switch to Silent and Vibrate modes 48 Switch to Silent or Vibrate mode using the Power key 48 Switch to Silent or Vibrate mode using the Volume keys 49 9 Sunlight mode 50 9.1 About Sunlight mode 50 9.2 Enable Sunlight toggle 50 9.3 Switch to and from Sunlight mode 50 10 Airplane mode 51 10.1 About Airplane mode 51 10.
Shortcuts to settings from the Notifications panel 55 Change what shortcuts are displayed 56 11.3 Google search™ bar with Google Now™ 57 Search by typing your search words 57 Search by speaking your search words 57 Change Search bar settings 58 11.4 The Dock and the Dock icons 58 The All Apps key and the All Apps screen 58 Switch to and from Sunlight mode 59 Remove an app from the Dock 59 Place a new app in the Dock 59 Create a folder in the Dock 59 11.
Advanced Home screen settings 62 12 Manage your apps 64 12.1 The All Apps screen 64 12.2 Move an app to a Home screen or the Dock 64 12.3 View your recently used apps 65 12.4 Create and manage folders with apps 65 Create a folder 65 Rename a folder 65 Remove an app from a folder 66 12.5 Change an app’s settings 66 12.6 Force stop a misbehaving app 66 12.7 Find more apps on Google Play™ 67 12.8 View info about an app 67 12.
Set auto-updates to use mobile data and Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi only 12.11 Reinstall an app 70 70 13 Onscreen keyboard 71 13.1 Entering text and symbols 71 13.2 Change keyboard settings 72 13.3 Change keyboard orientation 72 13.4 Basic text editing 73 Move the insertion point 73 Copy, cut and paste text 73 14 Contacts and the People app 74 14.
Send all calls from a contact to voicemail 79 Search for a contact 79 Share a contact 79 Call or text your contact directly from the People app 79 Add a contact widget to the Home screen 80 Delete a contact 80 14.3 Working with groups of contacts 80 Create a new group and add contacts to it 81 Edit a group 81 Delete a group 81 15 Calling 82 15.1 Placing a phone call 82 Call by dialing a number 82 Call a contact stored on your phone 82 15.
Free your hands with automatic hands-free 15.4 Call log 85 86 Work with your Call log 86 Clear the Call log 86 15.5 Change call settings 87 16 Messaging (SMS and MMS) 88 16.1 About the Messaging app 88 16.2 Read and send SMS and MMS messages 88 Open a new message 88 Reply to a message 89 Send a new text message (SMS) 89 Send a multimedia message (MMS) 90 16.
17.1 Account types 93 Accessing Accounts settings 93 17.2 Google Accounts - adding, removing, syncing 94 Keep everything synced and backed up with a Google Account 94 Add a Google Account 94 Remove a Google Account 95 Control what gets synced 95 Change Google Account settings 96 17.
19.2 Performing a factory reset 102 19.3 Restoring Google Account data 102 Restore previously backed up data 20 QuickTouch 103 104 20.1 About QuickTouch 104 20.2 Configuring QuickTouch 105 20.3 Turning QuickTouch ON and OFF 105 21 ActionKey 106 21.1 About ActionKey 106 21.2 Configuring ActionKey 107 21.3 Enabling and disabling ActionKey 107 21.4 Using the ActionKey in the Camera app 108 22 Handwave 109 22.1 About Handwave 109 22.
23.1 About Glove mode 111 23.2 Turning Glove mode ON and OFF 111 24 Mobile networks 112 24.1 Connecting to mobile networks 112 24.2 Mobile network settings 112 Opening mobile network settings 112 Options in mobile network settings 113 25 Wi-Fi networks 114 25.1 About Wi-Fi 114 25.2 Connecting to a Wi-Fi network 114 Turn Wi-Fi ON 114 Connect to a Wi-Fi network 115 25.
26 Bluetooth 119 26.1 About Bluetooth 119 26.2 Connecting to Bluetooth devices 119 Turn Bluetooth ON 119 Pair your phone with a Bluetooth device 120 Connect to a previously paired Bluetooth device 121 26.3 Unpairing 121 Unpair a Bluetooth device 121 26.4 Visibility timeout 122 Adjusting your phone’s visibility 122 26.5 Your phone’s Bluetooth name Changing your phone’s Bluetooth name 27 Notification light 122 123 124 27.1 About notification light 124 27.
28.3 Create multiple remote controls 129 28.4 Navigate between your remote controls 130 28.5 Back up your remote controls 130 29 Behavior Control 131 29.1 About Behavior Control 131 29.2 Using Behavior Control without a dock 131 Configure a Behavior Control profile 29.3 Using Behavior Control with a Lumigon dock Pair a Behavior Control profile with a dock 132 132 133 30 Monitor and optimize battery usage 134 30.
Disable the use of 4G/LTE networks 138 Switch to Airplane mode 138 31 Update your phone 139 31.1 About updating 139 31.2 Check for new firmware manually 139 31.3 Change Updater settings 139 32 Take photos and record videos 141 32.1 About the Camera app 141 32.2 Opening the camera 141 Open the camera from a Home or All Apps screen 141 Open the camera by using the physical Camera key 142 Open the Camera when the screen is locked 142 32.
33.1 About the Play Music app 146 33.2 Opening the Play Music app 146 33.3 Navigating the Play Music app 147 33.4 Playing music 148 33.5 Search your music 149 34 Connect to a computer 150 34.1 Connect to a Windows computer 150 34.2 Connect to a Mac computer 150 35 Monitor and control mobile data usage 35.1 Data usage settings 152 152 Access data usage settings 152 35.2 Set a data usage warning and limit 152 35.
36.5 Copy a downloaded item to a computer 156 37 Turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot 157 37.1 About sharing data connection 157 37.2 Start sharing your data connection 157 37.3 Stop sharing your data connection 157 37.4 Rename your Wi-Fi hotspot and manage its security 158 37.
1 FIRST STEPS 1.1 WHAT’S INSIDE THE BOX You should find the following items in the box: • T2 HD smartphone • Dock • USB charging cable • USB power adapter • In-ear hi-fi headset • Carrying straps in two sizes • A SIM card guide with a SIM card tray and a SIM card tray opener • A leaflet with a Quick start guide, Safety guide, Warranty terms and End-user license agreement If something is missing in the box, please contact the shop where you bought your phone.
1.2 OVERVIEW OF YOUR PHONE Below is an overview of your phone and its keys. You can find a detailed description of the keys’ functions in section “Keys and connectors” (see page 31). 1 345 2 6 7 8 9 18 19 10 11 12 20 13 21 1. Speaker (top) 11. Menu key 2. Power key & Infrared transmitter/receiver 12. Home key 3. 13-megapixel back camera 13. Back key 4. Noise cancellation microphone 14. Speaker (bottom) 5. Back camera flash 15. Audio jack connector (3.5 mm) 6.
1.3 GETTING STARTED To start using your smartphone you will need the following: • T2 HD smartphone • The SIM card tray enclosed separately in the SIM card guide in the box • A nano SIM card with a service plan • The original USB cable and power adapter that came with your phone IMPORTANT: To avoid damaging your phone, always use original USB cables and chargers and compatible SIM cards with your phone. T2 HD is only compatible with a nano SIM card. To get started with your phone, follow steps 1-6 below.
STEP 1 Install your nano SIM card: 1. Take the SIM card tray out of the SIM card guide enclosed separately in the box. 2. Place your nano SIM card in the tray with the cut-off corner matching the tray and gold contacts facing down. STEP 2 Insert the SIM card tray back in: 1. Carefully push the SIM card tray back in. 2. Make sure the tray is inserted and secured and is completely flush with the casing of the phone.
STEP 4 Charge the phone using method A) or B): NB: It takes 1.5-2 hours to charge the phone. A) Use the USB charger: 1. Plug the charger into a power outlet. 2. Plug the end of the charger cable into the micro USB port of the phone (the USB sign on the head of the cable facing up). B) Use the dock: 1. Plug the charger into a power outlet. 2. Plug the end of the charger cable into the micro USB port of the dock (the USB sign on the head of the cable facing up). 3.
STEP 5 Turn on the phone: Press and hold down the Power key for 1-2 seconds until the Lumigon logo appears on the screen, and then release the key. If the phone does not turn on, charge it (see Step 4) and try again. STEP 6 Follow the onscreen instructions: 1. When you turn on your phone for the first time, you’ll see a Welcome screen. Select your language, and touch “Start”. 2. Follow the onscreen instructions to set up your phone. 3. When prompted, sign in with your GoogleTM Account.
1.4 THE SIM CARD TRAY AND ITS OPENER The SIM card guide enclosed in the sales box includes a SIM card tray and a SIM card tray opener. The SIM card tray opener provides a convenient way to pull the SIM card tray out of the phone, e.g. if you need to take your SIM card out or install a new SIM card. Using the SIM card tray opener 1 2 3 1.5 Take the SIM card opener out of the SIM card guide included in the box. Insert the SIM card tray opener in the small gap in the SIM card tray (see image).
As you go through the setup screens, you can skip some steps. You can always set up the options you skip or change your settings later. »» To select items on the screen, touch them. »» When viewing a list, swipe up or down with your finger. »» To enter text, touch where you want to type and an onscreen keyboard will appear. »» To go back and forth between the screens, touch the arrows at the bottom of the screen (when available).
2 USING A GOOGLE ACCOUNT 2.1 WHY SIGN IN WITH A GOOGLE ACCOUNT? When you set up your phone for the first time, you are asked to sign in with your Google Account. Adding a Google Account is optional, but it’s a good idea if you want to take full advantage of the Android platform that powers your phone. Android is an operating system (OS) for mobile devices provided by Google, and a Google Account is tightly linked to the OS.
2.2 HOW DO I GET A GOOGLE ACCOUNT? If you already have an email address that you use for Gmail, YouTube or any other Google product, it counts as a Google Account. When you are prompted to sign in with a Google Account, touch “Existing” to sign in with your existing account. If you don’t have a Google Account, you can create one directly on your phone. When you are prompted to sign in with a Google Account, touch ”New” > follow the onscreen instructions to create a new account. 2.
3 KEYS AND CONNECTORS 3.1 PHYSICAL KEYS VS. ONSCREEN KEYS Your smartphone has two types of keys: • physical keys (the Power, ActionKey, Home, Camera, Volume & Zoom keys) and • onscreen keys that are pressure-sensitive areas on the screen (the Back and the Menu keys). To activate the physical keys, you either press or press & hold them. To activate the onscreen keys, you either touch or touch & hold them. One key may have several functions.
KEY / PORT WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT • Turn your phone ON: Press & hold the key for 1-2 seconds until the Lumigon logo appears on the screen. Power key (a physical key on the top side of the phone) • Turn your phone OFF: Press & hold the key until a menu appears on the screen > Touch “Power off” > Touch “OK“. • Go to or wake up from Sleep mode: Briefly press the key. • Shortcut to options Airplane mode, Silent mode, Vibrate mode: Press & hold the key until a menu appears on the screen > Touch mode.
KEY / PORT WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT • While on a call, press the keys to adjust the volume of the call. • When not on a call, press the keys to adjust the volume of the ringtone. Volume / Zoom keys • While watching videos or listening to music, press the keys to adjust their volume. (physical keys on the right side of the phone) • Set the phone to vibrate instead of ringing by repeatedly pressing the Volume down key until the • When using camera, press the keys to zoom in or zoom out.
4 USING THE TOUCHSCREEN 4.1 FINGER GESTURES To navigate your phone and perform different actions through the touchscreen, you use your finger(s) directly on the screen. • To select or activate something, like an app, widget, or a menu option, simply touch it. • To type something, like a name, password, etc., just touch where you want to type. An onscreen keyboard will appear and you will be able to type your text by touching the symbols.
GESTURE ROTATE THE SCREEN HOW IT WORKS You change the orientation of the screen from portrait to landscape by simply turning the phone from upright to its side and back again. To use this gesture, you’ll need to ensure that auto-rotation is enabled in the phone’s settings: On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=) > Touch “System settings” > In the “Device” section, touch “Display” > Check “Auto-rotate screen” by touching it.
5 SETTINGS 5.1 ACCESSING THE SETTINGS To access your phone’s system settings, do any of the following: 4 5 Touch the All Apps key in the Dock. On the All Apps screen, find and touch the Settings app 1 2 Open the Status bar by dragging it down with your finger. Touch the “Quick settings” icon in the top right corner. 3 Touch the “Settings” tile with this icon: 1 Drag the Status bar down with two fingers. 2 Touch the “Settings” tile with this icon: 1 2 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=).
In your phone’s settings, you’ll find five main settings sections: • Wireless & networks (page 37) • Device (page 38) • Personal (page 40) • Accounts (page 42) • System (page 43) 5.2 WIRELESS AND NETWORKS SETTINGS OVERVIEW SETTINGS NAME WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THEM Wi-Fi More info in section “Wi-Fi networks” (see page 114) Bluetooth More info in section “Bluetooth” (see page 119) Data usage More info in section “Monitor and control mobile data usage” (see page 152) Airplane mode (under the “More...
SETTINGS NAME WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THEM NFC (under the “More…” tab) • Turn Near Field Communication (NFC) ON or OFF Android Beam (under the “More…” tab) • Transfer data between your phone and another NFC-capable device by touching them together Tethering & portable hotspot (under the “More…” tab) More info in section “Turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot” (see page 157) VPN (under the “More…” tab) • Turn your phone into a portable Wi-Fi hotspot and manage it by giving it a different name, creating a
SETTINGS NAME WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THEM Sound • • • • Adjust volume levels for music, video, games, ringtones, notifications, and alarms Set phone ringtone and notifications sound Change vibration settings Turn sounds ON or OFF when you dial a number, touch the touchscreen, or use the screen lock Display • • • • • • • • • Adjust the brightness of the screen Change wallpaper Enable or disable auto-rotation of the screen from portrait to landscape view Adjust the time before the screen goes to sleep Da
SETTINGS NAME T2 HD settings WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THEM More info in section “Sunlight mode” (see page 50) and “Glove mode” (see page 111) • Adjust desktop settings (e.g. transition effect when switching between Home screens, gray-scale icons, add a background to the Dock icons, activate the Sunlight toggle, etc.
SETTINGS NAME Security More info in section “Screen lock” (see page 44) Language & input More info in section “Onscreen keyboard” (see page 71) Backup & reset More info in sections “Backing up your data” (see page 100) and “Factory reset” (see page 102) WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THEM • Manage screen security by setting up a screen lock, setting the screen lock timeout, providing owner info to be displayed on lock screen (e.g. your name), etc.
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6 SCREEN LOCK 6.1 ABOUT SCREEN LOCK To secure your phone and protect it from unauthorized access, you may want to set up a screen lock. When enabled, the screen lock will be required to unlock the phone every time it is turned on and/or when it wakes up from Sleep mode. When the screen locks, you can still receive calls, SMS and MMS messages, use the ActionKey, use the camera, listen to music and adjust the volume using the Volume keys.
6.3 LOCK THE SCREEN INSTANTLY WITH THE POWER KEY 1 2 3 4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. In the “Personal” section, touch “Security”. In the ”Screen security” section, touch “Power key instantly locks”. NB: This option is only available once you have set up a screen lock. 6.4 SET AUTOMATIC TIMEOUT FOR SCREEN LOCK 1 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. In the “Personal” section, touch “Security”.
7 SLEEP MODE 7.1 ABOUT SLEEP MODE When the phone is in Sleep mode, the screen is turned off and locked. You can still receive calls, SMS and MMS messages, use the ActionKey, listen to music and adjust the volume using the Volume keys. Going to Sleep mode helps you save battery life and prevent accidental key or touchscreen presses when the phone is in your pocket or bag. NOTE: Your phone goes to sleep automatically if you don’t use the touchscreen for a certain period of time (sleep timeout).
7.3 ADJUST THE SLEEP TIMEOUT You can adjust the time before the screen automatically goes to sleep. 1 2 1 2 3 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. In the “Device“ section, touch “Display“. Touch “Sleep“. Touch the desired sleep timeout to select it.
8 SILENT & VIBRATE MODES 8.1 ABOUT SILENT AND VIBRATE MODES Silent mode mutes your phone completely by turning off all of your phone’s ringtones and notification sounds. Vibrate mode does the same, but allows your phone to vibrate whenever you receive a call or a notification. When your phone is in Silent mode, you will see the Silent mode icon vibrate, the Vibrate icon 8.2 in the Status bar at the top of the screen. If you set your phone to will be displayed.
Switch to Silent or Vibrate mode using the Volume keys »» To set the phone to vibrate, press repeatedly the “Volume down” key until the “Vibrate” icon »» is displayed. To switch to Silent mode, press repeatedly the “Volume down” key until the “Silent mode” icon is displayed.
9 SUNLIGHT MODE 9.1 ABOUT SUNLIGHT MODE When you are outdoors in direct sunlight, it may be difficult to see what’s on your screen. Sunlight mode makes your screen easy to read. You switch to and from Sunlight mode by simply pressing and holding the All Apps key will need to enable the Sunlight toggle in the phone’s settings first. in the Dock. Before you can use Sunlight mode, you NOTE: For this function to work, you’ll need to enable the Sunlight toggle in the phone’s settings first. 9.
10 AIRPLANE MODE 10.1 ABOUT AIRPLANE MODE When you switch to Airplane mode, you cannot make or receive any calls, including emergency calls, or use other features that require network coverage. Also, you cannot adjust mobile network settings. However, you can use all of your phone’s features that do not require network coverage, e.g. listening to music, taking pictures, working on your documents, etc. When your phone is in Airplane mode, you will see the Airplane mode icon 10.2 in the Status bar.
Switch to Airplane mode from system settings 1 2 3 4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks“, touch “More …“. Touch “Airplane mode“ to enable or disable it. 1 Drag the Status bar down to open it. 2 Touch the Quick settings icon 3 4 5 Touch the Settings icon . Under “Wireless & networks”, touch “More...”. Tick off “Airplane mode”. OR in the top right corner.
11 HOME SCREEN AND ITS ELEMENTS 11.1 ABOUT HOME SCREEN When you press the Home key (the physical key right below the screen), you see your main Home screen. Here, you can place your favorite applications, widgets, shortcuts, and other items that you use the most. You can add additional Home screens if you need more space for your apps and widgets. From any Home screen, you can access all the features of your phone.
Whenever you view a Home screen you will see the following elements: • The Status bar at the top of the screen, displaying time, notification icons and status icons • The Google Search bar below the Status bar - from here you can search your phone and the web • Apps and/or widgets that you’ve placed on the Home screen • The Dock with the Dock icons at the bottom of the screen You can personalize your Home screen by changing the wallpaper, adding more app shortcuts and widgets, rearranging the items on the H
Close the Status bar “Quick settings” icon To close the Status bar, do any of the following: »» Swipe your finger up from the bottom of the screen. »» Touch the Back key (the bottom right corner of the phone). OR Shortcuts to settings A message notification Respond to a notification 1 2 3 Drag the Status bar down from the top of the screen to open the Notifications panel. In the Notifications panel, touch the notification you want to respond to.
SETTINGS ICON WHAT IT MEANS HOW IT WORKS Wi-FI Touch the icon to quickly turn Wi-Fi ON or OFF. Touch & hold the icon to access Wi-Fi settings (see “25 Wi-Fi networks” on page 114). Bluetooth Touch the icon to quickly turn Bluetooth ON or OFF. Touch & hold the icon to access Bluetooth settings (see “26 Bluetooth” on page 118). Display brightness Touch the icon to quickly adjust the brightness of the display. Touch & hold the icon to access display settings.
11.3 GOOGLE SEARCH™ BAR WITH GOOGLE NOW™ At the top of any Home screen, just below the Status bar, there is the Google Search bar. The search bar allows you to search both your phone and the Internet. The first time you use the Search bar, you will be asked to join Google Now. You can choose whether you join now or later. The Google Now feature gets you just the right information at just the right time, e.g.
Change Search bar settings You can hide the Search bar from your Home screens or change what it looks like if you want. 1 2 3 4 5 6 11.4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. In the “Device” section, touch “T2 HD settings”. Touch “Home screen“. Under “Appearance“, touch “Search bar settings”. Touch the desired option to select it. THE DOCK AND THE DOCK ICONS At the bottom of any Home screen - just above the Menu, Home and Back keys - you see the Dock with the Dock icons.
Switch to and from Sunlight mode You can also use the All Apps key as the Sunlight mode toggle. »» On any Home screen, touch & hold in the Dock to turn Sunlight mode on or off. Please note that before you can use the All Apps key to switch to and from Sunlight mode, you will need to enable the Sunlight toggle in the settings first as described in section “Sunlight mode” (see page 50). Remove an app from the Dock 1 2 Touch and hold the app you want to remove.
11.5 PERSONALIZE YOUR HOME SCREEN Move your apps around 1 2 3 Touch and hold an app icon. Without lifting your finger, slide the app icon to a new position. Lift your finger. Add a new app icon 1 2 3 Open the All Apps screen by touching in the middle of the Dock on any Home screen. On the All Apps screen, touch and hold an app’s icon. When the Home screen appears, drag your app to the desired position and lift your finger to drop the app.
Add a wallpaper 1 2 3 4 Touch and hold an empty spot on the Home screen. Touch “Wallpapers”. Select a wallpaper you want to add. Touch “Set wallpaper”. Create a folder You can create a folder that contains several apps both on a Home screen and in the Dock. 1 2 3 Touch and hold an app. Without lifting your finger, move the app over another app. Lift your finger. Remove an item from the Home screen 1 2 Touch and hold the item on the Home screen.
Add a new Home screen If you need more space for your items on the Home screen, you can extend the main Home screen with additional Home screens. 1 2 3 Touch and hold an app or a widget you want to move to a new screen. Without lifting your finger, drag the item all the way to the right edge of the screen. Lift your finger to drop the item on the new screen.
To access the advanced Home screen settings, do any of the following: 1 2 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “Home screen settings”. 1 Touch and hold an empty spot on the Home screen until symbols “Wallpapers”, “Widgets” and “Settings” appear along the bottom of the screen. Touch the Settings icon in the bottom right corner.
12 MANAGE YOUR APPS 12.1 THE ALL APPS SCREEN The All Apps screen is where all the apps installed on your phone are displayed. From the All Apps screen you can open your apps, move app icons to any of your Home screens or to the Dock, uninstall apps and get more apps. To view the All Apps screen: 1 2 On any Home screen, touch the Lumigon logo in the middle of the Dock. Swipe with your finger left and right across the screen to view all the installed apps.
12.3 VIEW YOUR RECENTLY USED APPS You can view a list of the apps you accessed recently. From this list, you can quickly switch from a current app to another. »» Press & hold the Home key – your recently used apps will appear in a vertical stack. When viewing the list of your recently used apps, you can do the following: »» »» »» »» 12.4 To scroll through the list of the apps, swipe up or down with your finger. To open an app on the list, touch it.
Remove an app from a folder 1 2 Open the folder by touching it. Touch & hold the app icon you want to remove. 3 Without moving your finger, slide the app toward the Remove icon 4 Lift your finger to drop the app over the Remove icon at the top of the screen. . You can use the same technique to remove the whole folder from a Home screen or the Dock. 12.5 CHANGE AN APP’S SETTINGS Most apps allow you to adjust their individual settings.
12.7 FIND MORE APPS ON GOOGLE PLAY™ Google Play is an online entertainment store from Google. This is where you find new Android apps and games for your phone. Some apps on Google Play are free, and some are paid. Apps that can be downloaded for free have a “FREE“ label. You can access Google Play both from the Web and directly from your phone. To access Google Play on the phone, you use the Google Play Store app . Google Play requires that you sign in with your Google Account.
12.9 UNINSTALL APPS If you no longer need an app that you’ve downloaded from Google Play, you can easily uninstall it. If the app was purchased, you can always re-install it later. For details, see subsection”Reinstall an app” (see page 70). Uninstall an app from the All Apps screen 1 2 On a Home screen, touch the Lumigon logo in the Dock to open the All Apps screen. Touch and hold an app that you want to uninstall.
12.10 UPDATE AN APP You can update apps or allow apps to be updated automatically on your smartphone. To update your apps, you use the Google Play Store app installed on your phone. Update apps manually 1 Open the Google Play Store app 2 3 Touch the Navigation drawer icon in the top left corner. In the Navigation drawer, touch “My apps” to view your downloaded apps. Apps with available updates are labeled with “Update”. Touch the app you want to update. Touch “Update”. Touch “Accept”. 4 5 6 .
Set auto-updates to use mobile data and Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi only 1 Open the Google Play Store app 2 3 4 5 Touch the Navigation drawer icon in the top left corner. In the Navigation drawer, touch “Settings”. Touch “Auto-update apps”. Touch the desired option. 12.11 . REINSTALL AN APP If you uninstall a previously downloaded or purchased app, you can always easily find it and reinstall it from Google Play without purchasing it again (if it was a paid app). 1 Open the Google Play Store app .
13 ONSCREEN KEYBOARD 13.1 ENTERING TEXT AND SYMBOLS When you need to enter text on your phone, you type text using the onscreen keyboard. In some apps, the onscreen keyboard opens automatically. In others, you have to touch where you want to type, and the keyboard pops up. To close the keyboard, touch the Back key. »» To enter text, simply touch the letters, numbers or symbols on the onscreen keyboard.
13.2 CHANGE KEYBOARD SETTINGS You can change the keyboard language and other keyboard settings like auto-correction, vibrations or sound on key press, personal dictionaries, etc. in the phone’s settings. 1 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. In the section “Personal”, touch “Language & input”. Find a section called “Keyboard & input methods”. The “Default” section displays the default language of your keyboard.
13.4 BASIC TEXT EDITING Move the insertion point 1 2 Touch where you want to type. The cursor blinks in the new position, and a blue tab appears below it. Drag the blue tab to move the cursor to a new position. Copy, cut and paste text 1 2 3 4 5 Double-tap a word in your text. The word highlights and a blue tab at each end appears. Drag the tabs to adjust your selection. »» To copy the selected text, touch the “Copy” icon »» To cut the selected text, touch the “Cut” icon . .
14 CONTACTS AND THE PEOPLE APP 14.1 ADDING CONTACTS ON YOUR PHONE You use the People app to view your contacts, create new contacts, edit your contacts’ details, import/export contacts, search for a particular contact, etc. Moreover, you can call, text and email your contacts directly from the People app.
If you haven’t already signed in with your Google Account, do the following: 1 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. In the “ACCOUNTS” section, touch “+ Add account”. Touch “Google”. Follow the onscreen instructions to enter information about your account. Once you’ve added your Google Account, you can check the synchronization settings for your Google contacts. You can enable and disable the synchronization (sync) of contacts.
Import contacts from a SIM card 1 Install your nano SIM card in your phone (see how in either the “Quick start guide” that came with your phone or section “Getting started” in this user manual). 2 3 4 5 6 Open the People app . Touch the Menu key (=). Touch “Import/export”. Touch “Import from SIM card”. If you are asked to choose an account, touch the account where you want to add the contacts. »» To import contacts one at a time, touch the individual contacts you want to import.
14.2 MANAGE YOUR CONTACTS Change what contacts are displayed By default, all the contacts from all your accounts that you’ve added on your phone (e.g. Google, Skype, etc.) are displayed in the “All” tab You can also use this tab to view only contacts from a specific account or a group or a custom set of contacts. 1 Open the People app 2 Touch the “All” tab 3 4 5 6 7 Touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon . Touch “Contacts to display”.
Edit a contact’s details 1 Open your contact in the People app 2 3 4 5 Touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon Touch “Edit”. Make your changes. Touch “Done” when you are finished. . . Add a picture to a contact’s details 1 Open your contact in the People app 2 3 Touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon Touch “Edit”. 4 Touch the large gray icon »» »» . . right below the contact’s name. To add a picture by taking a new photo, touch “Take photo”.
Send all calls from a contact to voicemail 1 Open your contact in the People app 2 3 Touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon Tick off “All calls to voicemail” by touching it. . . Search for a contact 1 Open the People app 2 3 Touch the search icon at the bottom of the screen. Start typing the name of your contact in the search box. As you type, contacts with matching names appear below the search box. Touch the contact in the list to open its details. 4 .
Add a contact widget to the Home screen By adding a Contact widget to the Home screen you will have direct access to a particular contact’s details from the Home screen. You can also add a “Direct dial” widget that lets you dial a particular contact’s number with a single touch on the Home screen, or a “Direct message” widget that gives you one-touch access to messaging with the contact.
Create a new group and add contacts to it 1 Open the People app 2 Touch the “Groups” tab 3 4 Touch the “Add group” icon in the bottom right corner. If you have several accounts on your phone, touch the name of the account under which to create the group. You can also choose to store your new group only locally on your phone. In the “Group’s name” field, type the new group’s name. In the “Type person’s name” field, start typing a name.
15 CALLING 15.1 PLACING A PHONE CALL You can place calls both from the Phone app , the People app , or other apps or widgets that display contact information. Usually, wherever you see a phone number, you can touch it to dial it, e.g. in a text message or an e-mail. Call by dialing a number 1 Open the Phone app 2 3 Touch the dial pad icon at the bottom of the screen. Touch the keys on the dial pad to enter the number.
4 15.2 1 2 15.3 will appear below the search field. Touch the name of your contact, and the number will be dialed. RECEIVING A PHONE CALL When you receive a phone call, touch and hold the white phone icon screen. The following icons will appear on the screen: »» - reject the call and send it to voicemail »» - reject the call and send a pre-set text message to the caller »» - answer the call Without lifting your finger, slide the white phone icon in the middle of the toward one of the icons.
Manage your call During a call, several icons appear along the bottom of your screen: Make another call separately from the first call, which is put on hold Touch to open the dial pad Touch to control the audio output Touch to put the call on hold Touch to mute the microphone Answer another incoming call »» As with any incoming call, touch & hold the white phone icon and slide it towards one of the icons on the screen to either answer the call, respond with a text message, or send the call to voicemai
Switch between apps while in call While in call, you can also switch between apps - for example, to look up information on the Internet or read an email, etc. When you switch to a different application, a phone icon »» appears in the Status bar, indicating that there is a call in progress. To return to the Phone app while a call is in progress, open the Status bar by swiping down from the top of the screen, and touch the name of the person you are calling in the Notifications panel.
15.4 CALL LOG The Call log is a list of all the calls you have placed, received, or missed. From here, you can quickly redial a number, return a call, or add a number to your contacts. Work with your Call log 1 Open the Phone app 2 Touch the “Call log” icon . at the bottom of the screen. • The red arrow indicates a missed call • The blue arrow • The green arrow indicates a received call indicates an outgoing call 3 For more information about a call, touch the name/number in the call log.
15.5 CHANGE CALL SETTINGS The Phone app allows you to adjust a number of call settings, e.g. fixed dialing numbers, quick responses, voicemail settings, automatic handsfree, call forwarding, etc. 1 Open the Phone app . 2 3 4 Touch the overflow icon in the bottom right corner. Touch “Settings”. Touch the setting you want to adjust. Another way to access call settings: 1 2 3 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. In the “Device” section, touch “Call settings”.
16 MESSAGING (SMS AND MMS) 16.1 ABOUT THE MESSAGING APP You use the Messaging App to send and read both text (SMS) and multimedia (MMS) messages. You may need to check with your service provider whether your service plan includes MMS. As a default, whenever a new message arrives, you will receive a notification in the Status bar displaying this icon: . All the messages to and from the same contact person are displayed in a single message thread or a conversation.
Another way to open a new message: 1 2 Touch the Messaging icon on a Home or All Apps screen. Touch the message in the list to open it. NB: Unread messages are bold. Reply to a message 1 2 3 Open the message you want to reply to. Touch the “Type message” field, and an onscreen keyboard will appear. Touch the letters on the onscreen keyboard to type your message. 4 When you are finished, touch the “Send” icon to send your message. Send a new text message (SMS) 1 Open the Messaging app .
Send a multimedia message (MMS) The procedure for sending MMS messages is the same as for any text message (SMS) (described above). The only difference is that you attach a picture, video, audio, etc. to your message. 1 2 Open the Messaging app . Start creating your new message as described above. 3 4 To attach a file to your message, touch the “Attach” icon in the upper right corner.
16.3 MANAGE YOUR MESSAGES Copying, forwarding, locking and deleting a message 1 2 3 Open your message in the Messaging app . Touch and hold the message. In the “Message options” dialog that opens, touch the desired option, e.g. copy text, forward, delete, etc. Deleting a whole message thread or several message threads at once 1 2 In the Messaging app , touch and hold a message thread you want to delete. If you want to delete several threads, touch the desired threads to select them.
16.4 CHANGE MESSAGING SETTINGS Accessing the Messaging settings 1 Open the Messaging app 2 3 Touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon Touch “Settings”. . .
17 ACCOUNTS AND DATA SYNCHRONIZATION 17.1 ACCOUNT TYPES You can add multiple Google Accounts and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync accounts on your phone. Depending on the apps you download, you can also add other kinds of accounts, e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn, Skype, etc. Some accounts can be added through the “Accounts” settings, whereas other accounts can be added using an app that works with those kinds of accounts.
17.2 GOOGLE ACCOUNTS - ADDING, REMOVING, SYNCING The first time you turn on and set up your phone, you are prompted to sign in with your Google Account or, if you don’t already have one, to create one. If you skipped this step in the setup process, you can add your Google Account any time later.
Remove a Google Account If you remove a Google Account from your phone, the account and all the information associated with it will be deleted from your phone, including email, contacts, calendar events, settings, etc. 1 2 3 4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. In the “Accounts” section, touch “Google”. Touch the name of the account you want to remove. 5 6 7 In the “Sync screen”, touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon Touch “Remove account”.
Change Google Account settings The Google Settings app gives you shortcuts to various settings related to your Google Account, including Google+, Google location settings, Google Now, Google ads, etc. You can also access these settings in the following way: 1 2 3 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “ACCOUNTS”, touch “Google”. To change Gmail account settings, do the following: 1 Open the Gmail app 2 3 4 Touch the Navigation drawer icon in the top left corner.
17.3 MICROSOFT EXCHANGE ACCOUNTS - ADDING, REMOVING, SYNCING Set up an Exchange account If you have a corporate Microsoft Exchange account, here is how to set it up: 1 Contact your organization’s e-mail administrator for the following details: • Server address • Port • Security type 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen of your phone, touch the Menu key (=) > Touch “System settings” > In the “Accounts” section, touch “+ Add account” > Touch “Corporate”.
Once you’ve added your Exchange account, your email associated with this account will appear in the Email app associated with your Exchange account will appear in the Calendar app app , your calendar(s) , and your Exchange account contacts will appear in the People . Remove an Exchange account If you remove an Exchange account from your phone, the account and all the information associated with it will be deleted from your phone, including email, contacts, calendar events, settings, etc.
Change Exchange account settings 1 2 3 4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Accounts”, touch “Corporate”. Touch “Account settings”. To change Email account settings, do the following: 1 Open the Email app 2 3 4 Touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon . Touch “Settings”. For general Email settings, touch “General settings”. The changes you make here will apply to all the Email accounts you add on your phone.
18 BACKING UP YOUR DATA 18.1 ABOUT BACKUP SERVICE Your phone has a built-in Android Backup Service that allows you to back up settings and other data associated with one or more of your Google Accounts, such as apps, Wi-Fi passwords, bookmarks, etc. This way, if you need to factory reset your phone or switch to a new one, you can restore your data for any accounts that were previously backed up.
18.3 DISABLING BACKUP You can always stop backing up your Wi-Fi passwords, bookmarks and other settings and app data. If you disable backup as described below, all copies of your data on Google servers will be erased. 1 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Personal”, touch “Backup & reset”. Remove the check mark next to “Back up my data” by touching it. To confirm, touch “OK”.
19 FACTORY RESET 19.1 ABOUT FACTORY RESET When you perform a factory reset, you erase all your personal data from internal storage, including information about your Google Account, any other accounts, your system and app settings, any downloaded applications, and your music, photos, videos, and other files. Please note that you cannot reverse this action, so make sure to back up your data before performing a factory reset. 19.2 1 2 3 4 5 6 19.
Restore previously backed up data 1 2 During the first setup process, sign in with the Google Account that you used to back up your data. In the “Back up and restore” screen, you have the option to restore your previously backed up data. Tick off “Restore from my Google Account to this phone”. Your data will be restored to your phone automatically.
20 QUICKTOUCH 20.1 ABOUT QUICKTOUCH QuickTouch is a special Lumigon feature that gives you shortcuts to up to five features or apps that you configure yourself. What makes QuickTouch smart is that you can quickly access your QuickTouch shortcuts no matter what you are doing on your phone - even if you are using another app. You access the QuickTouch shortcuts from the QuickTouch area that is located right above the Home key at the bottom of your screen (see image below).
20.2 CONFIGURING QUICKTOUCH To start using the QuickTouch feature, you will need to configure it in the phone’s settings first. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 20.3 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Device”, touch “QuickTouch”. In the upper right corner, slide the switch to the ON position. Touch “Number of shortcuts” to choose the number of QuickTouch shortcuts you want have access to.
21 ACTIONKEY 21.1 ABOUT ACTIONKEY ActionKey is a physical key right above the touchscreen and is one of the unique Lumigon features. You can program the ActionKey to perform specific actions in specific situations, e.g. turning the flashlight on and off, launching a specific app, silencing an incoming call, turning the speaker on during a call, etc. This way you have a one-press access to a predefined set of functions. Some of the actions can even be used when the screen is locked, e.g. flashlight.
21.2 CONFIGURING ACTIONKEY To start using the ActionKey, you will need to configure its actions in the phone’s settings first. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 21.3 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Device”, touch “ActionKey”. In the upper right corner, slide the switch to the ON position. For some of the ActionKey actions, e.g. turning flashlight ON and OFF, to be available when the screen is turned off, tick off “Enable when screen is OFF”.
21.4 USING THE ACTIONKEY IN THE CAMERA APP When you are in the Camera app, you can use the ActionKey to quickly switch between Camera and Video modes and to switch between the cameras on the front and back of the phone: »» To switch between Camera and Video modes, press the ActionKey. »» To switch between the front and back cameras, press and hold the ActionKey until the action occurs.
22 HANDWAVE 22.1 ABOUT HANDWAVE Handwave is a special Lumigon feature on your phone that allows you to operate some functions of your phone without actually touching it. For example, you can use Handwave to scroll through your Home screens or your pictures in the Gallery app, accept or silence an incoming call, or snooze your alarm clock in the morning by moving your hand across the screen without touching it. Please note that using the Handwave feature increases the power consumption of your phone.
When Handwave is on, a white Handwave icon is displayed in the Status bar: Handwave icon in the Status bar 22.3 CONFIGURING HANDWAVE You decide which Handwave actions are enabled on your phone and can enable and disable the individual actions anytime. Once you’ve configured the desired Handwave actions and turned Handwave on as described above, you simply move your hand across the screen without touching it to use the configured Handwave actions.
23 GLOVE MODE 23.1 ABOUT GLOVE MODE Glove mode is a special feature on your Lumigon phone that allows you to use the touchscreen with your gloves on - a handy feature especially in the wintertime. 23.2 TURNING GLOVE MODE ON AND OFF To switch to and from Glove mode, do any of the following: 1 2 3 Open the Status bar by dragging it down with your finger. Touch the “Quick settings” icon in the top right corner. Touch the “Glove mode” tile to turn Glove mode ON or OFF.
24 MOBILE NETWORKS 24.1 CONNECTING TO MOBILE NETWORKS In most cases, your phone will automatically connect to your network operator’s fastest available data network. In some cases, however, you may need to configure details for a specific operator. If you experience problems connecting, please check with your network operator for details. 24.
Options in mobile network settings • Data enabled - when ticked off, this option allows for data access for all available mobile networks. • Data roaming - when ticked off, this option allows for data access when you are outside of your network operator’s area (for example, when you are traveling to a foreign country). Please note that using data roaming is usually expensive.
25 WI-FI NETWORKS 25.1 ABOUT WI-FI Wi-Fi is a wireless networking technology that gives you access to the Internet. To use Wi-Fi, you connect to a wireless access point, a socalled “hotspot”. Some hotspots are open and anyone can connect to them. Others may have security features to ensure that only authorized users can connect to them. You may need to ask the network’s administrator for details.
To turn Wi-Fi ON and OFF from the phone’s system settings: 1 2 3 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks”, slide the Wi-Fi switch to the “ON” position: When Wi-Fi is ON, a Wi-Fi icon appears in the Status bar: Wi-Fi icon in Status bar Connect to a Wi-Fi network When you turn Wi-Fi ON, the phone starts scanning for Wi-Fi networks within range and displays the detected networks in the Wi-Fi screen.
25.3 ADD, REMOVE AND MODIFY ADDED WI-FI NETWORKS Add a Wi-Fi network manually To use a Wi-Fi network that does not broadcast its name (SSID), you will need to manually add the network’s details on your phone as described below. You can also add a network in this manner when you are not within range. Once you’ve manually added a Wi-Fi network on your phone, your phone will remember this network along with any applicable security details, and connect to it automatically whenever it is within range.
Modify a network’s settings 1 2 3 4 5 If Wi-Fi is not already ON, turn Wi-Fi ON as described above. In the “Wi-Fi” screen, touch & hold a network’s name. Touch “Modify network”. Make your changes. Touch “Save”. TIP: To extend the battery life between charges, turn Wi-Fi OFF when you are not using it.
25.5 CONFIGURE PROXY SETTINGS FOR A WI-FI NETWORK Some network administrators require you to connect to internal or external network resources via a proxy server. By default, the Wi-Fi networks you add are not configured to connect via a proxy, but you can change that for each Wi-Fi network you have added. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 If Wi-Fi is not already ON, turn Wi-Fi ON as described above. In the “Wi-Fi” screen, touch & hold a network ‘s name. Touch “Modify network”. Tick off the “Show advanced options” box.
26 BLUETOOTH 26.1 ABOUT BLUETOOTH Bluetooth® is a short-range wireless communications technology used to communicate between devices over a distance of about 8 meters. The most common Bluetooth devices are headsets for making calls or listening to music, hands-free kits for cars, etc. The first time you use a new Bluetooth device, you need to “pair” your phone to it. The phone will remember the Bluetooth devices you previously paired it with. 26.
To turn Bluetooth ON and OFF from your phone’s system settings: 1 2 3 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key. Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks”, slide the Bluetooth switch to the ON position: When Bluetooth is ON, a Bluetooth icon appears in the Status bar: Bluetooth icon in the Status bar Pair your phone with a Bluetooth device Before you can connect to a Bluetooth device, you need to pair your phone with it. 1 2 3 4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key. Touch “System settings”.
Connect to a previously paired Bluetooth device Once your phone is paired with a device, the two will stay paired unless you unpair them. You can connect to a paired device manually – for example, to switch between Bluetooth devices or to reconnect to a device when it is back in range. 1 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key. Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks”, touch “Bluetooth”. Slide the Bluetooth switch to its ON position.
26.4 VISIBILITY TIMEOUT You can change for how long your phone stays visible for other Bluetooth devices. Adjusting your phone’s visibility 1 2 3 4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key. Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks”, touch “Bluetooth”. Slide the Bluetooth switch to its ON position. 5 6 7 In the “Bluetooth” screen, touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon Touch “Visibility timeout”. Touch the desired option. 26.5 .
Changing your phone’s Bluetooth name 1 2 3 4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key. Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks”, touch “Bluetooth”. Slide the Bluetooth switch to its ON position. 5 6 7 8 In the “Bluetooth” screen, touch the Menu key (=) or the “Overflow” icon Touch “Rename phone”. Enter the new name. Touch “Rename”. .
27 NOTIFICATION LIGHT 27.1 ABOUT NOTIFICATION LIGHT Your Lumigon smartphone is equipped with an LED light both on the front and back of the phone that can be used as a notification light. This way whenever you receive a new e-mail or a text message or have a missed call, the phone’s LED light will blink. You can enable and disable the notification light whenever you want. And you can also switch between two different types of notification light - breath and blink. 27.2 1 2 3 4 27.
28 USE YOUR PHONE AS A UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL 28.1 ABOUT THE REMOTE CONTROL FEATURE Your Lumigon smartphone is equipped with an infrared (IR) receiver that allows it to record IR commands from your existing IR remote controls and an IR transmitter that transmits these to your electronic equipment. This way you can turn your phone into a universal remote control that can operate your TV, audio and video equipment, Mac computer, etc. You use the built-in Remote app 28.
1 2 On a Home or All Apps screen, touch the Remote app icon . The first time you open the Remote app, a series of intro screens will be displayed: A. Touch to see the next intro screen. B. Touch “Done” to proceed. 3 When you touch “Done” on the intro screens, a “Create new remote” screen opens. Here, you will see a number of preset remote-control templates you can choose from, e.g. TV, Teletext, Audio, Video, etc. Scroll down to view all the templates, and touch the one you want to set up.
4 In the “Properties” screen, type the name of your remote control, e.g. TV (A.) and location, e.g. living room (B.). If you want you can assign an image (D.) or a color (C.) as a background for your remote control. Then touch “Create” (E). A. Touch the “Name” field to type the name of your remote control. B. Touch “Location” to type the location of your equipment. C. Touch “Color” to give your remote a background color. D. Touch “Image” to set an image as a background for your remote control. E.
6 When you close the Help screens, your remote control opens in the Editing mode. The red circles indicate remote buttons that have not been assigned any commands yet. The icons along the top of the screen give you different editing options. A. Touch the overflow icon see more options. to to edit the name, B. Touch location, color or background image of the remote control. C. Touch “+” to add a new button. D. To move the buttons around, touch and hold a button, then drag the button to a new position. E.
28.3 CREATE MULTIPLE REMOTE CONTROLS To create a new remote control: 1 Open the Remote app 2 3 4 5 Touch the navigation drawer icon in the top left corner to open the side menu. Touch “+New remote” in the bottom left corner. Select a remote template. Create your new remote as described in subsection “Create your first remote control” (see page 125). .
28.4 NAVIGATE BETWEEN YOUR REMOTE CONTROLS You can create as many remote controls as you like. The remote controls you create will appear in the navigation drawer in the Remote app. To make it easier to distinguish between your remote controls, make sure to give them different names. You may also want to assign different colors to your remote controls. To navigate between your remote controls: 1 2 In the Remote app touch the navigation drawer icon existing remote controls.
29 BEHAVIOR CONTROL 29.1 ABOUT BEHAVIOR CONTROL Behavior Control is a special Lumigon feature that allows you to configure different behavior profiles for your phone dependent on time and place. You can use the feature on your Lumigon phone by itself or together with a Lumigon dock.
Configure a Behavior Control profile 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Device”, touch “Behavior Control”. Slide the switch in the top right corner to the ON position: Touch the name of the profile you want to configure. Touch the different fields, e.g. “From time”, “End time”, “Notification sound”, “Notification light”, etc. to configure them. When you are done, touch the “Save” icon in the top right corner (see the image). NB.
The eight possible switch settings for the Lumigon dock are displayed below (the black squares indicate the position of the individual switches): 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Setting 1 Setting 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Setting 5 4 5 6 Setting 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Setting 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Setting 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 Setting 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 Setting 8 To change the dock switch setting: »» Push the individual switches from one side to another.
30 MONITOR AND OPTIMIZE BATTERY USAGE 30.1 CHECK BATTERY LEVEL AND USAGE Checking battery level The fastest and most convenient way to check the battery level is by opening the Status bar: 1 Open the Status bar by dragging it down. 2 3 Touch the “Quick settings” icon in the top right corner. The battery level in percentage is displayed on the battery tile (see the image).
Checking battery usage 1 2 3 4 5 6 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Device”, touch “Power management”. Touch “Battery”. To view battery usage history details, touch the graph. To view more details about battery usage by individual app/activity and options for adjusting it (if available), touch the apps/activities in the list.
30.2 EXTEND BATTERY LIFE Below are some tips for making your battery last longer between charges, e.g. by turning off features that you don’t need and by monitoring how apps and system resources consume battery. Reduce the display brightness 1 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Device”, touch “Display”. Touch “Brightness”. Use the blue slider to reduce display brightness. Set a shorter Sleep timeout 1 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=).
Turn Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS off To save battery power, turn off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS when you are not using them. To turn Wi-Fi and Bluetooth off: 1 2 3 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks”, slide the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth sliders to the “OFF” position. To turn GPS off: 1 2 3 4 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Personal”, touch “Location access”.
Disable the use of 4G/LTE networks 1 2 3 4 5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless and networks”, touch “More ...”. Touch “Mobile networks”. Remove the check mark next to “Use 4G/LTE networks”. Switch to Airplane mode If you know you won’t be near a mobile or Wi-Fi network for a while, you can save power by switching to Airplane mode. 1 2 Press and hold the Power key (top side of the phone). Touch “Airplane mode”.
31 UPDATE YOUR PHONE 31.1 ABOUT UPDATING Your Lumigon phone has a built-in updater feature that allows you to easily check for the newest firmware updates that are distributed over the air. These firmware updates may contain various fixes and new features for your phone. Whenever a new update is available, you will receive a notification in the Status bar. Then you’ll be able to download and install the update. You can also check for updates manually. 31.
To change Updater settings: 1 2 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System update”. 3 4 5 Touch the Settings icon in the top right corner. Tick off “Automatic download” if you want your phone to download updates automatically. Tick off “Install automatically” if you want your phone to install the downloaded updates automatically. Tick off “Use mobile networks” to allow the phone to download updates using both Wi-Fi and mobile data (NB: You may incur additional charges for using mobile data.
32 TAKE PHOTOS AND RECORD VIDEOS 32.1 ABOUT THE CAMERA APP To take pictures and record videos with your phone, you use the Camera app that combines a camera and a camcorder. Your Lumigon smartphone is equipped with two cameras - one on the front of the phone and one on the back. The front camera is perfect for taking pictures and recording videos of yourself. Both cameras are equipped with a flash, which allows for sharp and well-lit photos even in low-light conditions.
Open the camera by using the physical Camera key »» Press and hold the Camera key located on the right side of the phone until the Camera app opens. NB: This action requires that the screen is on and unlocked. Open the Camera when the screen is locked »» 32.3 If the phone is in Sleep mode, wake up the screen by pressing the Power or Menu key first, and then swipe with your finger from the right edge of the screen to the left across the screen.
Alternatively, you can also use the ActionKey located right above the touchscreen to switch between the Camera and Video modes: »» 32.4 Briefly press the ActionKey to switch between the Camera and Video modes. SWITCH BETWEEN THE FRONT AND BACK CAMERAS 1 Open the Camera app 2 Touch the white circle . 3 Touch the “Switch camera” icon next to the onscreen camera key. to switch between the front and back cameras.
32.6 RECORD A VIDEO 1 Open the Camera app 2 Make sure you are in the Video mode so that a white Video mode icon 3 screen and the onscreen camera key is red: Frame your subject. 4 To start recording, touch the red camcorder key . 5 To stop recording, touch the red camcorder key again. 32.7 . is displayed on the . TAKE A PANORAMIC PHOTO 1 Open the Camera app 2 3 Switch to Panorama mode so that the white Panorama icon is displayed on the screen.
To adjust the camera and camcorder settings: 1 2 Open the Camera app . Choose the desired mode (Camera or Video). 3 4 Touch the white circle next to the onscreen camera/camcorder key. Touch the settings icons to see their options.
33 LISTEN TO MUSIC 33.1 ABOUT THE PLAY MUSIC APP Your Lumigon smartphone comes with a built-in Google Play Music app that makes it easy to discover, play, store and share the music you love. If you sign in with your Google Account, any music you have uploaded or purchased on Google Play using this account will be automatically added to your library. If you choose not to sign in with a Google Account, you will only be able to listen to music you have transferred to your smartphone (e.g. from a computer).
33.3 NAVIGATING THE PLAY MUSIC APP To navigate the Play Music app, you use the Navigation drawer. To open the Navigation drawer, touch the Navigation drawer icon top left corner. In the Navigation drawer you will find the following items: in the • Listen Now - find music based on what you have listened to recently, artists you like and music that you have purchased recently. • My Library - this is where all your music is gathered and categorized by genre, artist, album and song.
33.4 PLAYING MUSIC To play music, touch the album you would like to play, and then touch a song name. When your music is playing, you can control playback using the “Now playing” bar at the bottom of the screen. Touch the Menu icon add to queue, add to playlist, etc. next to albums and songs for more options, e.g.
33.5 SEARCH YOUR MUSIC 1 Open the Play Music app 2 3 Touch the Navigation drawer icon in the top left corner. In the Navigation drawer, touch “My Library”. . 4 5 6 Touch the Search icon in the top right corner. Start typing your search words in the search field. As you type, matching items will be displayed. Touch the item you are searching for to open it.
34 CONNECT TO A COMPUTER 34.1 CONNECT TO A WINDOWS COMPUTER You can use the supplied USB cable to connect your Lumigon smartphone to a Windows computer and transfer music, pictures, and other files in both directions. This connection uses the MTP protocol, which is supported by most recent versions of Windows, so you don’t need any extra software to connect your phone to your Windows computer. 1 2 3 Connect your phone to your computer via the USB cable that came with your phone.
2 3 4 5 Transfer. Connect your phone to your Mac computer via the USB cable that came with your phone. If you are using Android File Transfer for the first time, double-click it to open it. After that it will open automatically whenever you connect your phone to your computer via USB. Android File Transfer opens a new window that displays the contents of your phone. Storage space details are displayed at the bottom of the window.
35 MONITOR AND CONTROL MOBILE DATA USAGE 35.1 DATA USAGE SETTINGS Data usage settings allow you to track your data usage, set a data usage warning and a data usage limit. You can also restrict data usage by app. Depending on your subscription, setting a data usage limit can help you prevent additional charges for mobile data. Once the set limit is reached, mobile data will be disabled on your phone. For information on the applicable mobile data rates, contact your service provider.
7 8 side to the desired level. When your data usage reaches this level, you will receive a notification. To set a limit at which your mobile data is disabled, drag the red line by its right side to the desired level. When your data usage reaches this level, mobile data will be turned OFF automatically. To view data usage by individual apps/activities, scroll down on the screen. To see more details for a specific app/activity, touch it.
35.3 RESTRICT DATA USAGE BY APP Some apps transfer data in the background. This means that even when you are not actually using the app, it may send and receive data. To reduce your overall data usage you may want to consider restricting such background data usage for individual apps. NOTE: The method described below is a drastic measure that may affect an app’s performance or cause it to malfunction.
36 MANAGE YOUR DOWNLOADS 36.1 ABOUT THE DOWNLOADS APP You can use the pre-installed Downloads app share your downloads. to manage most items you download on your phone. Here, you can view, reopen, delete or Note that movies and some other content that you download do not get displayed in the Downloads app. 36.2 VIEW YOUR DOWNLOADS 1 On a Home or All Apps screen, touch the Downloads app icon 2 To sort your downloaded items, touch date modified” or “By size”. To open a downloaded item, touch it.
36.4 SHARE A DOWNLOADED ITEM 1 2 Touch the Downloads app icon to open the app. In the list of the downloads, touch and hold the item you want to share. 3 4 Touch the “Share” icon Select a sharing method. 36.5 that appears on the screen. COPY A DOWNLOADED ITEM TO A COMPUTER When you connect your phone to a computer, your downloaded files are shown in the Downloads directory. From this directory, you can view and copy your downloaded files from your phone to your computer.
37 TURN YOUR PHONE INTO A WI-FI HOTSPOT 37.1 ABOUT SHARING DATA CONNECTION If your subscription includes mobile data, you can turn your phone into a portable Wi-Fi hotspot to share your phone’s data connection with up to 8 other devices, e.g. a computer, a tablet or another phone. 37.2 1 2 3 4 5 6 START SHARING YOUR DATA CONNECTION On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks”, touch “More …”. Touch “Tethering & portable hotspot”.
37.4 RENAME YOUR WI-FI HOTSPOT AND MANAGE ITS SECURITY You can rename your phone’s Wi-Fi network and secure it with a password if you want. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 37.5 On a Home screen, touch the Menu key (=). Touch “System settings”. Under “Wireless & networks”, touch “More …”. Touch “Tethering & portable hotspot”. Touch “Set up Wi-Fi hotspot”. To change the name of your phone’s network name, touch the “Network SSID” field and use the onscreen keyboard that opens to type a new name.
Once the Wi-Fi hotspot toggle is added to your Notifications panel, you can turn Wi-Fi hotspot ON and OFF by simply touching the Wi-Fi hotspot icon . To quickly access the tethering and portable hotspot settings, touch and hold the Wi-Fi hotspot icon .
