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1BasicInfor mation

1.1Instruction

ThisphoneisdesignedforGSM/GPRSmobilenetworks.Ontopofitsbasic

functions,the enablesyoutousenamecardstylecontacts,clock/alarm,

calendar,calculator,games,audioplayer,camera,videoplayer,FMradioaswell

asotherfeatures.

Thesefunctionsaredesignedtoconvenienceandenhancetheuserexperience.

Ourcompanyreservestherightsmodifyingthecontentinthi sInstruction

withoutnotice.

1.2Foryoursafety

Inthecircumstanceoftheftorlostproperty,contactyourlocalserviceprovider

orsalesoutletimmediately.

AftercontactyoumustprovidethemwiththeIMEInumberofyourphonewhich

isprintedonthebackofthedevicebehindthebattery.Makesureyou

makea

recordofyourIMEInumberforsuchanoccasion.

Readtheguidelinesbeforeusingyourphone.Failuretocomplywiththese

guidelinesmaybedangerousorillegal.

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Note:Thequalityofyourcallingandconnectiondependonyourlocalservice

providerandsignal.Wearenotresponsibleforany

personalphysicaldamage

ordamagetopropertyduetoinappropriateuse.

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2.Apperance

2.1DescriptionofKeys

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Nameofkey Lettersorfunctions

1key ,.?!’’’‐@:;/_1

2key ABCabc2

3key DEFdef3

4key GHIghi4

5key JKLjkl5

6key MNOmno6

7key PQRSpqrs7

8key TUVtuv8

9key WXYZwxyz9

0key 0

*key 1afterinputting

telephonenumber,if

youwanttoinput

extensionnumber,

pleasepresstwice

asteriskkey ,afterthe

displayscreenshows

“+”,pleaseinputyour

extensionnumber.

2..,‐?!`@:#$/‐…….

#key Intextediting

interface,press"#"

keytoswitchtextthe

inputmethod.

2.Onthestandby

interfacePressand

Summary of content (10 pages)

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Basic Information 1.1 Instruction This phone is designed for GSM/GPRS mobile networks. On top of its basic functions, the G1 enables you to use name card style contacts, clock/alarm, calendar, calculator, games, audio player, camera, video player, FM radio as well as other features. These functions are designed to convenience and enhance the user experience. Our company reserves the rights modifying the content in this Instruction without notice. 1.
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hold "#" key to transfer the profile of General/Silent/ Vibrate. Move cursor up Move cursor down Move cursor left Move cursor right In the standby mode, press Left Soft key to access Main menu, Right Soft key to access Contacts. determining options Scrolling Up Scrolling down Scrolling left Scrolling right Left soft key/ Right soft key Ok key Dial key dial telephone numbers and receive incoming calls 1 Return to idle screen 2.End calls or reject incoming calls. End 2.
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Profiles Java extra Bluetooth STK 2.2.1 Contacts You can use the Contacts feature to store business card information to your mobile phone. 2.2.2 Quick search Enter the first letter(s) of your contacts to quickly search for their recorded information on your phone. 2.2.3 New In the options, add a telephone number to your phone or SIM card. 2.2.4 Delete multiple Choose this to delete phone numbers from your SIM card or phone storage.
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Add a new group Mass texting Send SMS to multiple phone numbers that you select from Contacts. 3 Message 3.1 Write message You can write new message by using this function. When you input the message to be sent, press the left soft key to send, to insert the templates, to add contact person information, to add, fix and to save. Within the write message menu you can write and edit text message up to 160 characters. 3.
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3.11 Message capacity To view the SMS memory of SIM card and phone. 4 Call logs 4.1 Missed calls In Call logs menu, choose Missed calls and press “OK key” to view the records. Your phone provides the option to Recent Contacts with the same. 4.2 Dialed number In Call logs menu, choose Dialed number and press “OK key” to view the records. Your phone provides the option to Recent Contacts with the same. 4.3 Received calls In Call logs menu, choose Received calls and press “OK key” to view the records.
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5.3 Display Wallpaper settings/Idle display settings/Contrast/keypad backlight/auto keypad lock 5.4 Security settings Your phone provides the following selections for your option: PIN: on/off/Modify PIN Modify PIN2: to modify PIN2 number Phone locked: on/off Modify the cellphone password Privacy: to choose the functions that you need to enter password when entering. Lock screen by end‐key: to lock screen by end‐key.
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Mark: Mark/unmark the pictures. Rename: Allows you to rename the file. Slide play: to slide play the pictures. Details: to view the details of the pictures. View: Allows you to view the pictures saved in the My stuff. Forward: Allows you to forward your pictures as wallpaper, set as contact icon, send bluetooth. 6.4.Audio Key Audio Play Function Press can play or pause MP3 Short press can choose the previous and next MP3, long press can fast back or fast forward.
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‐‐Record: to record a channel. ‐‐Timing record: to set the time of recording and the channel. ‐‐Record file list: list the record file you have recorded. 7 File Manager Your phone provides the following selections for your option: New folder: Allow edit and create folder. Delete: to delete a file. Details: includes filename, date, time, location, sub‐folder, and etc. Rename: allow to rename the file. Copy: copy a file to another path. Search: input a file name to search the file.
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13 Torch Light Button You can open the torch light by pressing the OK button for long time. And press the OK button to turn off. 14 Battery Before using the device for the first time, make sure you charge the battery fully. Wrong battery replacements or third party batteries are not recommended as they can damage the phone and possibly explode. Be sure to follow the instructions to deal with the finished battery. 15 Connect Network 15.1 SIM card Make sure a SIM card is inserted before you use your phone.
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connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. SAR tests are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands, although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the device while operating can be well below the maximum value, in general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output.