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Congratulations on the purchase of

your emporiaSMART.3mini!

The emporiaSMART.3mini was developed in cooperation with

ourcustomers. You will have lots of fun with it, because it not

onlyenables you to make phone calls and send text messages,

butalso discover the Internet and the world of apps.

It's the perfect smartphone for beginners!

To help you learn how to use the new facilities on your

smartphone, emporia has written a handbook to assist you as you

try them out and practise using them. This handbook comes with

the phone by the way, so we hope you enjoy it!

In addition, detailed step-by-step instructions are provided on

our website www.emporia.eu for a wide range of tasks such as

creating a WhatsApp group.

We hope your emporiaSMART.3mini brings you plenty of joy.

Sincerely,

Eveline Pupeter

emporia Telecom

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connection or

mobile data tariff

required

Installation manual

SMART.3

mini

Your mobile phone at a glance

› YOUR MOBILE PHONE AT A GLANCE

Headset port

USB port

LED

Front-facing camera lens

Loudspeaker (receiver)

The navigation bar containing the items Menu,

Home and Back will appear when you swipe up

from the bottom of the screen.

Touchscreen

Menu button

Home button

Back button

8 9 7

1 2

3 4

Your mobile phone at a glance

Volume buttons

On/o button

(see page 14)

Camera lens

Torch/ash

Emergency button (optional)

(see page 38)

Battery cover

(Two versions: one with the emergency button and one

without it)

Loudspeaker

Notes on this user guide

• This guide contains helpful notes and tips, which are indicated as such by

this symbol:

• Warnings are indicated as such by this symbol:

Contents

YOUR MOBILE PHONE AT A GLANCE 02

1. Preparation 06

1.1 Scope of delivery........................................06

1.2 Inserting a SIM card, a memory card and the battery .....08

2. Putting the phone into operation 12

2.1 Charging the battery ....................................12

2.2 Turning on the phone ...................................14

2.3 Entering a PIN code .....................................15

3. Using the phone for the rst time 16

3.1 Basic Android and Google settings.......................16

3.2 Installing the emporiaapp...............................22

3.3 Setting up the home screen and favourites...............24

3.4 Creating contacts .......................................25

3.5 Linking personal contacts ...............................27

3.6 Setting up the emporia keyboard ........................28

4. Establishing connections 29

4.1 Setting up a Wi-Fi connection ...........................29

4.2 Setting up a mobile data connection ....................31

4.3 Setting up an email account .............................32

4.4 Bluetooth ..............................................33

4.5 Connecting to a PC to transfer data ......................35

4.6 Software updates .......................................36

4.7 Downloading apps ......................................37

Contents

5. Emergency call function 38

6. Quick Settings 44

6.1 Sleep mode and locking the screen ......................44

6.2 Audio proles ...........................................45

6.3 Wallpaper...............................................46

6.4 Other settings in the emporiaapp .......................47

7. Safety information 50

7.1 Warranty................................................50

7.2 Support.................................................50

7.3 Declaration of conformity (DOC).........................51

7.4 Technical product details ................................51

7.5 Frequencies.............................................52

7.6 Safety information ......................................53

7.7 Disposal ................................................55

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Installationsanleitung

Preparation

1. PREPARATION

1.1 Scope of delivery

The contents of this package are not suitable for young children

and include small parts that can be swallowed.

Smartphone Battery cover Battery cover without

an emergency button

Battery Mains plug USB charging

cable

Headset

Installation

manual

Handbook

Preparation

› Not included in the scope of delivery

• SIM card

The SIM card is a chip card that you need to insert into the

phone. You will only be able to place calls once you have done

this. Your network operator will provide you with the card

and the codes belonging to it (PIN and PUK) when you buy

a mobile contract. You can also purchase a prepaid SIM card

from specialist retailers.

• Data card

A data card is a chip card that will increase your smartphone's

storage space. Inserting one will enable you to store more

photos and install more apps. You can purchase these cards

from electronics stores.

› What to do if a part is defective or missing

Please call the emporia hotline

on +43 · 732 · 77 77 17 · 446.

Preparation

1.2 Inserting a SIM card, a memory card and the battery

Always disconnect the phone from the charger and turn the

phone o before removing the battery cover.

› Take off the battery cover.

Begin with the recess in

thebottom left-hand corner

of the cover.

Watch your ngernails when removing the battery cover.

Avoid bending the cover too much, as doing that can damage it.

Preparation

› Insert the SIM card.

The SIM card slot is on the right

above the battery cavity.

Slide the card in with the

contacts facing down.

Always use a tari with a data package when using a smartphone.

This will save you additional costs when transferring data while

using the Internet.

Only use micro SIM cards for this phone. If your SIM card is a

dierent size, your network operator can exchange it for you or

you can buy an adapter from a specialist retailer.

Standard Mini SIM

15mm x 25mm, unsuitable

Micro SIM

12mm x 15mm, suitable

Nano SIM

8.8mm x 12.3mm, unsuitable

Preparation

› Insert a data card (optional).

The memory card slot is on the

right above the battery cavity.

Slide your data card into the

slot with the gold contact

facing down.

Only use a memory card that is compatible with this phone, such

as a microSD® or a microSDHC® card.

If you use an incompatible SIM card or memory card, the phone,

the card or the data on the card can be damaged.

Preparation

› Insert the battery.

Insert the battery, making sure

the gold contacts of the battery

and the phone are touching

each other.

Press the battery cover down

onto the phone until it clicks

into place on each side.

Only use batteries, chargers and accessories that are permitted for

this phone. If you don't, the warranty for the phone will no longer

be valid.

Before changing the SIM card or data card, always disconnect the

charger and turn the phone o.

Putting the phone into operation

2. PUTTING THE PHONE INTO OPERATION

2.1 Charging the battery

Before you use the phone for the rst time, charge the battery for

at least four hours. If you don't charge the phone for this period of

time, the battery life could be reduced.

Never connect the phone to the charger or a PC if a battery has

not been inserted. Do not attempt to operate the phone without a

battery inserted. Doing this can damage the phone.

› Using the charging cable

• Insert the USB plug into the USB port on the top of thephone.

• Then plug the cable's mains plug into a wall socket

To avoid contact faults with the USB connector, only use the

charging cable supplied with the phone for charging.

Do not attempt to plug a charging cable with a jack plug into the

headset port. Doing this can damage the phone.

Putting the phone into operation

› Using a computer

• Plug the phone into a USB port on your computer. If necessary,

disconnect the USB cable from the mains plug to do this.

Charging your phone via a computer will take longer than

charging it with the charging cable.

› Battery indicators on the phone

• When the battery is empty:

The phone will beep and a warning will appear on the screen.

The battery icon is red and the LED ashes.

• When the battery is being charged:

The battery icon is shown lling up and the LED is red.

• When the battery is fully charged:

The battery icon is full and the LED is green.

You can now disconnect the charging cable from the phone

and then unplug the cable from the wall socket.

In Settings – Battery, you can view the remaining battery life and

current charge level, and can close applications to extend the

battery life.

Putting the phone into operation

2.2 Turning on the phone

• Before you use your phone for the rst time, remove the

protective lm from the screen.

• Press and hold the on/obutton for at least two seconds.

• The emporia logotype will appear on the screen and you will

hear a short melody.

When you turn your phone on the rst time, the start-up process

can take up to two minutes. The emporia logo will be on the

screen when this is happening. Please do not interrupt this process.

Putting the phone into operation

2.3 Entering a PIN code

Enter the four-digit PIN code for your SIM card when asked to

do so and conrm the code.

Your PIN code (personal identication number) will be a four-digit

number combination and is intended to protect your SIM card and

therefore your phone from misuse. It is your secret number and

will prevent others from being able to turn your phone on. You can

change or turn o your PIN code in Settings– Security– Set up

SIM card lock.

You can make a note of your personal PIN code here: __________

You have a maximum of three attempts to enter your PIN code

correctly. If you enter the wrong number three times in a row, you

will only be able to unblock your SIM card with your PUK code. You

will nd your PIN code and PUK code in the documents supplied

with your SIM card by your network operator.

Using the phone for the rst time

3. USING THE PHONE FOR THE FIRST TIME

3.1 Basic Android and Google settings

When you use your smartphone for the rst time,

you need to select a number of settings.

› Selecting a language

English has been preselected as the

standard system language. If you would

prefer to use a dierent language to operate

your smartphone, proceed as follows:

• Tap on the preselected language (ENGLISH).

• A list showing all the available system

languages will then appear.

• Select the language you want to use to

operate your smartphone.

• Your chosen language will be displayed on

the screen.

› Starting Android settings

• Now tap on START to dene a few required settings for the

Android operating system.

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Hello

ENGLISH (GREAT BRITAIN)

Emergency calls Display settings

START

Using the phone for the rst time

› Connecting to a Wi-Fi network

If possible, establish a Wi-Fi connection,

sothat future updates and downloads

don'tuse your mobile data.

• A list will display all the available Wi-Fi

networks.

• Tap on the name of the network you want

toconnect your phone to.

If your network does not appear in the list, it

is not within range of the smartphone. Ensure

that the phone is within range of the network,

so that a connection can be established.

• Now enter the password for the selected Wi-Fi network. You'll

nd the wireless key in the documents for your Wi-Fi network.

• If you want to switch to the numeric keypad, tap on the grey

123 button. If you want to switch to uppercase letters, tap on

the grey button with the arrow.

100%

Connecting to a Wi-Fi network

Connect to a network in order to download

apps or copy data.

MyWi-Fi

MyWi-Fi Guest

Show all Wi-Fi networks

SKIP

Using the phone for the rst time

• You can check the password again

by tapping on Show password.

• When you have nished typing in the

password, tap on the CONNECT button to

establish a connection to the network.

› Copying apps and data

Your smartphone will now check whether

any updates for the Android operating

system are available and install them

automatically.

Used a smartphone before? In the next step,

you can install apps and data from your

old smartphone. To do this, tap on NEXT,

select a transfer method and follow the

instructions on the screen.

If this is your rst smartphone or you don't

want to transfer any data, tap on DON'T COPY.

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Connecting to a Wi-Fi network

Connect to a network in order to download

apps or copy data.

MyWi-Fi

MyWi-Fi Guest

Show all Wi-Fi networks

MyWi-Fi

Security

WPA2 PSK

Password

Show password

Advanced options

CANCEL CONNECT

Y X C V B N M

A S D F G H J K L

Q W E R T Z U I O P

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

Send

, .

Delete

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Copying apps and data

You can transfer your Google account and

also your apps, photos, contacts, etc. to

your new phone. You can specify exactly

what you want to be copied.

DON'T COPY

Using the phone for the rst time

› Setting up your Google account

In the next step, you will be asked to sign

inwith your Google account. Enter your

Gmail address and the password for the

account to do this.

If you have not used a Google account

before, you can set up a new one:

• Tap on Create account.

• Select For myself.

• Enter your rst and last names and tap

onNext.

• Now enter your date of birth and gender.

• In the next step, you can choose your own username.

Coupledwith the xed ending @gmail.com,

this will form your personal Gmail address.

• The availability of your desired username will then be checked.

• Next, you need to choose a password for this Google account.

It has to be at least eight characters' long and including digits

or special characters is also recommended.

• You now have to enter the same password a second time to

ensure you haven't made any typing errors.

• Tick the checkboxes for the terms and conditions and the data

privacy statement, and then you can tap on Create account.

For myself

For my child

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Signing in

Learn more

Forgotten your email address?

Email address or phone number

Skip

Create an

account

Using the phone for the rst time

• After that, you can select and conrm personalisation

settingsfor your Google account.

• Now you can select settings regarding the security and

storage of Google services. Read through the preselected

settings carefully and disable any individual functions you

don't require. Then tap on ACCEPT.

› Protecting your smartphone

Now select a screen lock, so that your phone cannot be

operated by anyone not authorised to do so.

• Also choose whether the code has to be entered when the

device is rst started.

• Enter your chosen code.

• Enter the code a second time to ensure you haven't made any

typing errors and then conrm it.

Using the phone for the rst time

› Enabling Google Assistant

Now you can install the full version of

Google Assistant. Please note that you

are granting Google a wide range of

permissions if you do this. Select ENABLE

orNO, THANKS.

If you would like to access Google Assistant

with your voice, set up Voice Match now.

Todo so, tap on I AGREE and follow the

on-screen instructions.

› Setting up Google Pay

If you would like to link your Google account to a payment

facility, tap on Add card and enter the required details. You

can skip this process if you prefer.

› Changing the wallpaper and font size

Finally, you can personalise your smartphone's wallpaper and

adjust the font size. These settings will be applied to all your

apps. You can now conclude the installation process.

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The new way to speak to

Google

Navigate, communicate and

complete tasks

If you enable these settings, you can use

the full version of Google Assistant. If you

don't want to do this, you may use a limited

version of your Assistant.

Using the phone for the rst time

3.2 Installing the emporiaapp

When you've nished setting up

Android and Google, you will see

theAndroid homescreen.

Tap on the Android icon.

› Legal information

Agree to the terms and conditions, the data

the emporiaapp by tapping on the box

beside "I have read everything and am in

agreement with it.".

Conrm your decision by tapping on Next.

› Making the emporia app your home screen

Select the following settings to make

your smartphone start with the emporia

interface.

• Tap on NEXT.

• Tap on Start app.

• Tap on emporia.

12:30

Say "Hey Google"…

Start emporia

12:30

Standard apps

Assistant and voice input

Google

Browser app

emporia

Start apps

emporia

Standard app for calls

Phone

SMS app

emporia

Open links

Using the phone for the rst time

› emporia app registration

Provide your name, age group, gender and

email address, and conrm these details by

tapping NEXT.

• Now tap on Exit to conclude the set-up of

the emporiaapp.

• The phone will start with emporia interface

from now on.

› The new apps after the installation

The emporiaapp includes a whole bundle of applications. You

will therefore now see a number of new icons on your phone,

which stand for the following functions:

• On the emporia home screen

Phone, Messages, Photo album and Info centre

• On the favourites screen

Camera, Alarm, Calendar, Weather, Calculator, Internet

and Email

• In All apps, all the emporia functions are listed in alphabetical

order at the top of the app list.

After this, all the other apps that were already installed on your

phone are listed in alphabetical order.

Step 3/3

Exit

Enter email address

Male Female

Gender

Select range

Age group

Enter name

Name

Registration

Using the phone for the rst time

3.3 Setting up the home screen and favourites

After you've installed the emporiaapp, the emporia functions

will appear on the home screen and the app screen. The

placement of the apps can be altered individually, with only

the All apps button being unmoveable.

› How to change the placement of an app

• Tap and hold the app icon you want to move for at least three

seconds. The list of all the apps installed on the phone will

then be displayed.

• Select a new app for the respective placeholder by tapping on

the app.

If you want to set everything up perfectly for an elderly relative,

it is best to try out all the emporiaapp's functions briey and

input any necessary settings. For example, in the weather app,

a location has to be specied and in the email app, the access

details for the email account being used on the phone have to be

entered.

› Changing the wallpaper

The wallpaper is a decorative background image and can be

set according to your personal preferences. To change the

image, time, date and weather, tap and hold the screen for a

few seconds.

Using the phone for the rst time

3.4 Creating contacts

› Entering contacts on the smartphone

from scratch

• To create a new contact,

open the Calls app

• Tap on Phone book

• and then on Add contact.

• Enter the contact's phone number and

then conrm it by tapping on Next.

• Enter the person's rst and last names and

then save them.

You have now created a contact record for

this person and can expand it by adding other details such as a

contact photo, their landline number, their email address and

their birthday.

If you ever want to change the details for a contact, by adding

a new phone number, for example, tap on the head icon

or the contact photo next to the name of the contact.

Next, tap on the

on the black background.

If you then select Edit, you can change all the details, including

the photo. Don't forget to save any changes!

Back

Add contact

Mailbox

Ann Reylet

+43732777717

Caroline Beyer

Elli Andersen

Using the phone for the rst time

› Importing contacts from your SIM card

The easiest thing to do is add the contacts

from your old phone by transferring them

with your SIM card. To do this, save all the

contacts onto the SIM card while the SIM

card is in your old phone and then insert the

SIM card into your new smartphone.

When you insert the SIM card into the new

phone for the rst time, the contacts that

are stored on the SIM card will be detected

automatically. You will be asked to transfer

the contacts to the phone. Once you've done this,

the imported contacts will appear in the phone book.

To import contacts from the SIM card later on,

select Import/export contacts – import from SIM card at

the end of the list.

› Importing contacts in a VCF file

Save the contacts on your old phone in a VCF le and transfer

the le to the internal memory of the smartphone using an

external memory card or a Bluetooth connection.

Select Import/export contacts – import from memory at

the end of the list in the phone book.

Back

Import/export contacts

Import from SIM card

Import from storage

Export to storage

Share displayed contact

Using the phone for the rst time

3.5 Linking personal contacts

› Making favourites speed-dial contacts

You can specify four contacts that are

already stored in your phone book

as favourites.

• Tap on one of the four placeholders.

• Select a contact from the list.

This contact will now be displayed as a

favourite.

If you tap on the favourite, the phone will

call the contact immediately.

To change the contact linked, tap and hold

the favourite for a few seconds and then

select Remove as a favourite.

The four favourites will be displayed with a portrait photo if a

photo has been stored as part of their respective contact record.

› My number

Your own phone number will be taken from the SIM card and

displayed automatically. You can also add your own number

manually.

Voicemail

Contact

Emergency

My phone number:

+43732777717

Favourites

Using the phone for the rst time

› Setting up voicemail

The voicemail number is normally taken from the SIM card

automatically. To enter your voicemail number manually, tap

and hold the voicemail button for several seconds and change

the settings.

› Emergency calls

The emporia emergency call feature enables you to call up to

ve people in an emergency. Detailed instructions on setting

up the emergency call function are provided in the chapter

»Emergency call function« (page 38).

3.6 Setting up the emporia keyboard

The emporiaapp also includes a keyboard that was specially

developed for the digital newcomer target group.

Open Quick settings

on the home screen and tap on

emporia keyboard.

You can now input settings regarding capitalisation, button

press responses, autocorrect, suggested words and many

other features.

Establishing connections

4. ESTABLISHING CONNECTIONS

4.1 Setting up a Wi-Fi connection

To set up a Wi-Fi connection, you need the name of the Wi-Fi

network (network SSID) and the corresponding password.

If you already have a Wi-Fi network at home, you can usually nd

this information on the underside of the Wi-Fi router.

› Enabling the Wi-Fi function on

your smartphone

• Open Quick settings on the home screen

bytapping on the gear icon.

• Activate the Wi-Fi function on your

phone by tapping on the on/o indicator

button

beside Wi-Fi.

• The on/o indicator button will now

display On.

The detail text on the Wi-Fi text button

will now indicate that the phone has found

Wi-Fi networks (Wi-Fi networks available).

Back

Torch Off

Silent mode

More settings

Off

Wi-Fi

MyWi-Fi

Alarm clock

Mon. 08:30

Quick settings

1 2

Establishing connections

› Selecting and connecting to a

Wi-Fi network

• Tap on the Wi-Fi text button

. A list

of available Wi-Fi networks will now be

displayed.

• Tap on the network you want to connect

your phone to.

• Enter the password for the network in the

input eld. Tap on the checkbox to show the

password and check that it is correct.

• Conrm the password by tapping on

Connect.

› Checking your Wi-Fi connection

• The connection between your smartphone

and the Wi-Fi network will be established.

• As soon as the connection has been

established, the detail text will say

Connected. The Wi-Fi network to which

thephone is connected will now appear

inthe phone's Quick settings as well.

From now on, your smartphone will

automatically connect to this Wi-Fi network

whenever it is within range. This will only happen,

however, if the Wi-Fi function on the smartphone is enabled.

MyWi-Fi

Security

WPA2 PSK

Password

Show password

Advanced options

CANCEL CONNECT

Y X C V B N M

A S D F G H J K L

Q W E R T Z U I O P

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

Send

, .

Delete

Wi-Fi

Use Wi-Fi

MyWi-Fi

Connected

MyWi-Fi Guest

Add network

Wi-Fi setting

Wi-Fi will be reactivated automatically

Saved networks

1 network

Establishing connections

4.2 Setting up a mobile data connection

If you allow your phone to use mobile data, you can use the

Internet, receive notications, etc. any time.

• Open Quick settings on the home screen

by tapping on the gear icon.

• Expand the list by tapping on

More settings:

• Activate the Mobile data function on your

phone by tapping on the on/o indicator

button beside Mobile data.

• The on/o indicator button will now

displayOn.

If your mobile network tari doesn't include

any data, you must leave the mobile data

function on your phone disabled at all times, because turning it on

can incur additional costs for you. If this is the case, you will have

to be connected to a Wi-Fi network whenever you wish to use apps

that require a connection to the Internet.

Back

Torch Off

Bluetooth

Wi-Fi hotspot

Mobile data

Airplane mode

Off

Wi-Fi

MyWi-Fi

Alarm clock

Mon. 08:30

Quick settings

Silent mode Off

Establishing connections

4.3 Setting up an email account

The easiest way to set up an existing

email account on your smartphone is to use an app.

Search for the name of your email provider in the

Play Store and install one of the apps oered by your provider.

Open the app and enter your email address and password.

Your account is now set up on your phone.

If you want to use the emporia email app, you need the

following information in order to set up your account:

• Your personal email address

• The password for your personal email address

• The server service your email address uses

(POP3, IMAP or Exchange)

• The server details for incoming emails (POP3, IMAP):

Address, port and security type

• The server details for outgoing emails (SMTP):

Address, port and security type

You will nd the exact details for these settings in the

documents supplied by your email provider. If you have a

combination package, your email provider may also be your

Internet service provider.

Establishing connections

4.4 Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a wireless connection between electronic

devices. It enables you to connect your phone to other

Bluetooth-compatible devices such as a hands-free kit or

anexternal speaker.

› Turning on Bluetooth

Open Quick settings and turn on Bluetooth in More settings.

› Finding Bluetooth devices

Tap on the Bluetooth text button. All the

available Bluetooth devices in your vicinity

will be listed. If the device you're looking for

doesn't appear on the list, it rst needs to be

made visible, i.e. put in pairing mode. Refer

to the user guide for the Bluetooth device to

nd out how to do this.

Connected devices

Pair new device

Previously connected devices

Connection settings

Bluetooth

Visible as "S3" to

other devices

Establishing connections

› Coupling a Bluetooth device

Select the device you want to connect to your phone. Usually

you will have to enter a code on your phone or the Bluetooth

device for the connection to be established. In most cases, this

code will be 0000 or 1234. You will nd information on this in

the user guide for the Bluetooth device.

Devices that have been coupled before will be detected and

connected automatically when they are near your emporiaSMART.

› Disconnecting a Bluetooth device

If you want to disconnect a Bluetooth device from your phone,

open the settings for the device in the Paired devices list and

select Unpair.

Establishing connections

4.5 Connecting to a PC to transfer data

You can plug your emporiaSMART.3mini into your PC and then

transfer data easily. Plug the USB connector end into the PC

and the other end into your phone.

The phone will detect the connection and the following

message will appear in the info centre: USB for charging.

Tap on this notication. A pop-up window displaying a list of

options for using the USB will appear. Select File transfer. The

phone will now be shown on your PC as an external storage

device and you can copy les.

The process may dier from this description depending on your

PC's operating system.

Establishing connections

4.6 Software updates

With the emporiaSMART.3mini, you can download the latest

software for the phone and therefore update the system and

improve applications yourself.

1. Open System updates in All apps.

2. Check that the battery is at least 30 % charged.

If it isn't, the download cannot start.

3. To begin downloading new software, select Check for updates.

A message will appear telling you whether or not there is any

new software available. If there is, select Download to start the

update process. The green bar indicates how the download is

progressing.

4. Once the download has been completed, select Update now.

You will be informed that you cannot use the phone during

the update process. Do not press the on/obutton during the

update process and do not start using your phone again until

this message has appeared: The installation was successful.

Establishing connections

4.7 Downloading apps

A number of useful apps are already installed on your

emporiaSMART.3mini and these are listed in All apps on the

app screen. You can also install other apps from the Internet

any time, however. To do this, turn on Wi-Fi or enable mobile

data usage.

You will nd lots of helpful apps available for download in the

"Google Play Store", for example. Many apps here are free, but

there are also lots of others you have to pay for.

The handbook supplied with your smartphone provides more

detailed information on the Google Play Store and downloading

apps.

Emergency call function

5. EMERGENCY CALL FUNCTION

Your phone is equipped with an emergency call function.

You can use it to call for help quickly in an emergency.

The

button has been preset to be o, as this function

will only work eciently if it is adapted to your needs. Read

the instructions carefully and set the emergency function

according to your needs.

› How do I make an emergency call?

There are two ways to make an emergency call:

• If you use the battery cover with the integrated emergency

button, you can activate the emergency call function by

pressing the

on the back of the phone.

• Otherwise, go to the personal screen, select Emergency call

and then Start emergency call.

› Who do I call in an emergency?

Any one of your saved contacts can be set as an emergency

contact. The emergency call function only distinguishes

between private individuals and help organisations.

• A private individual must conrm your emergency call.

This ensures that your call does not go through to an

answerphone or a voicemail.

Inform the people you are setting as emergency contacts and

discuss with them what they should do in an emergency.

Emergency call function

• If you want to add a help organisation or an ocial institution

such as a rescue service, the police or the re brigade as an

emergency contact, it is imperative that you check this is okay

with the respective institution beforehand.

We do not assume liability for any costs incurred through your

calling such an institution by mistake.

• If you do not have any emergency contacts saved, have no

credit on your prepaid phone card or have no reception, the

European emergency number 112 will be dialled when the

activated

button is pressed. Your call will then go straight

through to the nearest police station.

› What happens after the emergency button is pressed?

If you press and hold the

button on the back of the phone

for three seconds, the emergency call sequence will begin.

› Warning tone

A continuous warning tone will start sounding immediately to

draw the attention of people nearby to you. The warning tone

will only stop when the emergency call has been cancelled or

conrmed.

› How do I stop an accidental emergency call?

If you press and hold the emergency button on the back of the

phone by mistake, press and hold the

button on the screen

for three seconds. This will interrupt the emergency call cycle.

Emergency call function

Next, turn the phone on and o again to restore your

emergency call status settings.

› Emergency call message

Help organisations are not sent emergency text messages.

Private emergency contacts will be sent a text informing them

of the incoming emergency call:

You will receive an emergency call. A warning tone will be

played when you answer the call. Please press the 0 key

three times to establish the connection.

Help organisations are not sent emergency text messages.

If you have enabled your phone's location to be detected,

its GPS coordinates can be determined in an emergency. To

make your phone locatable, open Settings and then select

Location and On.

Your emergency contact will then receive a second message:

Attention! I need help in ...

If the GPS coordinates cannot be determined, perhaps because

it hasn't been possible to receive a GPS signal, the message

will say the following: Info: No GPS position found during

emergency call!

› Emergency call cycle

Your ve emergency contacts will be called in the order in

which you have saved them until somebody answers the call. If

it is not possible to get through to the rst contact, the second

Emergency call function

contact will be called automatically.

If it is not possible to get through to the second contact, the

third contact will be called automatically, and so on.

All ve contacts will be called a maximum of three times.

After this, the European emergency number 112 will be dialled.

Your call will then go straight through to the nearest police station.

› Emergency call status

Your phone will switch to hands-free mode on the loudest

setting and automatically answer any incoming calls for one

hour. If you want to turn o emergency call status, you need

to switch the phone o completely by pressing the

button

and then turn it on again. When emergency call status is

on, your number will always be displayed even if you have

selected Hide number in Settings.

› What does the emergency call recipient have to do?

If you have set a private individual as an emergency contact,

they will have to conrm your emergency call as follows:

• An automatic announcement will be played when the call is

answered.

• Your emergency contact now has to press the 0 (zero) key

three times within 60seconds to conrm the call.

• Otherwise, the conversation will be interrupted and the call

will move on to your next emergency contact. This ensures

that your call does not go through to an answerphone or a

voicemail.

Emergency call function

› Enabling the emergency button

Go to the personal screen and select Emergency call. Enable

the emergency button by tapping on the On/Off button.

› Saving emergency contacts

You can set up to ve contacts as emergency contacts. You can

use the numbers of private individuals and help organisations.

If possible, you should save private individuals at the

beginning of the list and then help organisations.

Only numbers that are already stored on your

phone can be saved as emergency contact numbers.

1. Select a position in your list of emergency contacts.

2. Contacts will open. Tap on a contact you want to be notied in

an emergency.

3. Specify whether the contact is a private individual or a help

organisation and then conrm your selection by tapping on

Next.

4. Specify whether this emergency contact should receive an

emergency call message before the call in an emergency.

Conrm your selection by tapping on Next.

5. Repeat this routine to add more emergency contacts.

Emergency call function

› Editing emergency contacts

To change an emergency contact, tap on the contact in the

emergency contact list and follow the instructions in the

section Saving emergency contacts.

› Deleting emergency contacts

1. Select Delete and tap on the contacts you no

longer wish to use as emergency contacts.

2. Conrm your selection by tapping on Delete.

The deleted contacts will remain saved on the phone, but their

places in the emergency contact list will now be unoccupied.

Individualising your smartphone: quick settings

6. QUICK SETTINGS

6.1 Sleep mode and locking the screen

If you don't use your phone for a certain period of time, the

screen will switch to sleep mode

and go black. You can reactivate the

screen by pressing the on/o button briey.

Locking the screen can also protect your phone from

unintentional input on the touchscreen.

› Locking the screen manually

• Press the on/obutton briey.

• The screen will go black and lock,

and the phone will beep. The screen is now protected from

any unintentional input.

› Setting the screen to lock automatically

In Settings – Security – Screen lock, you can choose from

the following types of screen lock:

• None

• Swiping

• PIN: Enter a code of your own that you would like to protect

your phone with.

Individualising your smartphone: quick settings

› Unlocking the screen

If the screen is black, press theon/o button briey to activate

the screen.

If a lock hasn't been set, the home screen will appear straight

away, otherwise the locked screen will be displayed.

› Functions on the locked screen

If the screen is locked with the Swipe function, swipe the

Unlock button on the locked screen to the right. The symbol

will then change to an open padlock and the phone will beep.

If you have locked your screen with a PIN, you will have to

enter your chosen code in order to unlock the screen.

6.2 Audio proles

• Media volume: Volume for media such as audio and video

• Call volume: Volume for phone calls

• Ring volume: Volume for the ringtone and notication tone

• Alarm volume: volume for the alarm

• Also vibrate for calls: When this function is activated, the

phone vibrates in addition to the ringtone for incoming calls

• Phone ringtone: Select a ringtone for incoming calls from

thelist.

• Notication sound: Select a tone that sounds when there

areincoming notications.

Individualising your smartphone: quick settings

• Dial pad tones: When digits are entered using the keypad,

thecorresponding dial key tones will sound.

• Screen lock sounds: The phone will make a clicking sound

every time you lock or unlock the screen as well.

• Touch sounds: A tone will also sound every time you tap

thetouchscreen.

• Touch vibration: The phone will vibrate every time you tap

the touchscreen.

6.3 Wallpaper

Select a photo from the photo album and set it as the

wallpaper for the home screen.

Individualising your smartphone: quick settings

6.4 Other settings in the emporiaapp

› Date and time

Here you can select settings for the date, time, time zone and

the formats you would like these displayed in.

› Language and input

Specify the language for your phone and select settings for

the emporia keyboard here.

• Input languages: Choose whether you want the selected

system language to be the only input language as well or

specify manually which languages should be activated as

input methods. If you choose to have more than one language

activated, you will then be able to switch between your

chosen languages when writing a message by holding your

nger down on the spacebar.

• The following general settings can be activated for the

Emporia keyboard.

• Auto-capitalisation: The rst letter of every sentence will be

capitalised.

• Vibrate on keypress: The phone vibrates every time a button

on the Emporia keyboard is pressed.

• Sound on keypress: Every press of a button on the Emporia

keyboard is accompanied by a clicking sound.

• Pop-up on keypress: Every time a button on the keyboard is

pressed, the selected letter is shown as a pop-up.

Individualising your smartphone: quick settings

The following text correction settings can be selected:

• Block oensive words

• Spellchecker

• Autocorrection

• Show correction suggestions

The following advanced settings can be selected:

• Suggestions for next word

• Suggest contact names

• Full stop plus space

• Language switch key

• Switch input methods

• Showing pulling movement

• Key pop-up

• Show app icon

Individualising your smartphone: quick settings

› Screen

Select settings for the screen, such as Brightness level,

Adaptive brightness and Sleep.

› Security settings

To prevent your phone from being misused by other people,

you can set a screen lock and a SIM card lock here. You can

also specify how your phone will be protected when apps are

installed.

Safety information

7. SAFETY INFORMATION

• Manufacturer: emporia telecom GmbH + CoKG

Industriezeile 36, 4020 Linz, Austria

• Importer: Emporia UK and Ireland Limited ·

Floor, Building 2 Croxley Business Park, Watford, England

• Contact: www.emporiatelecom.co.uk or www.emporiatelecom.ie

• Brand name: emporia

• Model: S3m / emporiaSMART.3mini

7.1 Warranty

Your 12-month warranty period (six months for the battery) begins when the

device is handed over to you. You must be able to verify the time of the handover

by providing us with the original proof of purchase (receipt or invoice) with

the phone's IMEI number on. Keep these documents in a safe place.

Any work or service provided under the warranty will be provided in accordance

with the warranty terms and conditions in place at the time of your purchase.

The warranty is only valid if original batteries supplied by emporia have been

used. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, emporia is under no

circumstances responsible for the following situations:

• Any loss of data or income

• Any special, incidental, consequential or indirect damage,

regardless of how the damage has been caused.

7. 2 Support

Emporia Service Centre

Monday-Thursday 9:00-4:00 · Friday 9:00-1:00

service@emporiatelecom.co.uk

• UK-Hotline: +44 · 1923 · 947778 · www.emporiatelecom.co.uk/service

• IE-Hotline: +353 · 1 592 6339 · www.emporiatelecom.ie/service

Safety information

7.3 Declaration of conformity (DOC)

emporia telecom GmbH + CoKG

(Industriezeile36, 4020Linz, Austria)

hereby declares that the emporiaSMART.3mini (S3m)

telecommunication or radio device complies

with Directive 2014/53/EU.

The full text of the

EU declaration of conformity can be viewed on this web page:

http://www.emporia.eu/doc

Eveline Pupeter 31. 10. 2019, Linz, Austria

emporia Telecom CEO

7.4 Technical product details

• Dimensions: 138 x 65.7 x 9.9 mm

• Weight: 145 g with battery

• Screen size: 4.95" capacitive

multitouch

• Screen resolution: 480 x 960 px

• Operating temperature range:

0 - 40° C

• Torch: (protection class3)

• Battery (replaceable): AK-S3m;

Li-Ion 3.8V/2500mAh

• Standby time: up to 168 hours

• Talk time: up to 550 min.

• Internal antenna: SAR

1.33W/kg (body), 0.31W/kg (head)

• Adapter:

In: 100 - 240 V, AC 50/60 Hz, 0.5 A

Out: 5.0 V - 1.5 A DC

• HAC: M4/T4

• 8MP (rear-facing camera)

2MP (front-facing camera)

• Bluetooth V4.2 with A2DP,

Wi-Fi802.11b/g/n, GPS, FM radio

• Operating system: Android OS 9

• RAM: 2GB

• Memory: 16GB

• SD card: up to 64GB

Safety information

7.5 Frequencies

• BT:

2402~2480 MHZ; transmitter power: <4.90 dBm

• BLE:

2402~2480 MHZ; transmitter power: <4.83 dBm

• WIFI:

2412~2472 MHZ; transmitter power: <14.71 dBm

• E-GSM 900/GPRS 900/EGPRS 900:

TX:880~915 MHZ, RX:925~960 MHZ; transmitter power: <32.90 dBm

• E-GSM 1800/GPRS 1800/EGPRS 1800:

TX:1710~1785 MHZ, RX:1805~1880 MHZ; transmitter power: <31.00 dBm

• WCDMA band I:

TX:1920 MHZ~1980 MHZ; RX: 2110~2170 MHZ; transmitter power: <24.34 dBm

• WCDMA band VIII:

TX: 880 MHZ~915 MHZ; RX: 925~960 MHZ; transmitter power: <24.08 dBm

• LTE bandI:

TX:1920~1980 MHZ, RX:2110~2170 MHZ; transmitter power: <22.29 dBm

• LTE bandIII:

TX:1710~1785 MHZ, RX:1805~1880 MHZ; transmitter power: <23.37 dBm

• LTE bandVII:

TX:1920 MHZ~1980 MHZ; RX: 2110~2170 MHZ; transmitter power: <22.57 dBm

• LTE bandVIII:

TX: 880 MHZ~915 MHZ; RX: 925~960 MHZ; transmitter power: <22.72 dBm

• LTE bandXX:

TX: 832 MHZ~862 MHZ; RX: 791~821 MHZ; transmitter power: <24.92 dBm

Safety information

7.6 Safety information

Please read all the safety information in this user guide carefully and follow

theadvice. This is the only way you will avoid hazards and infringements.

• Turn off your phone in hospitals and whenever you are near medical equipment.

There should always be a distance of at least 20cm between pacemakers and

the phone when it is on.

• Never try to control a vehicle while holding the phone in your hand. Always

comply with relevant national laws and traffic regulations.

• Turn off the phone whenever you are travelling in an aeroplane.

• The phone must be switched off whenever it is near a petrol station or other

places with explosive substances.

• Never shine the LED torch in the eyes of people or animals! (Protection class 3)

• To prevent hearing impairments, do not use the phone on a high speaker

volume for extended periods of time. Do not hold the phone to your ear when

hands-free mode is activated or the emergency button has been pressed.

• Using a headset on a high volume can cause hearing impairments.

Check the volume of the headset you are using.

• The phone and the accessories may contain small parts.

Keep the phone out of the reach of young children.

• As a precaution, we recommend disconnecting the phone from the charger

during thunderstorms.

• The mains adapter serves as a separator between the product and your mains

supply. The mains supply must be close to the device and easily accessible.

• This device has been tested for typical applications where the device is carried

on the body. To meet the RF exposure requirements, the minimum distance

between the body, in particular the user's head, and the handset including

antenna must be 0 cm. Belt clips, holsters and similar accessories from third

parties used with this device must not contain metallic components. Accessories

carried on the body that do not meet these requirements may not meet the RF

exposure requirements and should be avoided. Only use the device's built-in

antenna or an approved antenna.

Safety information

• This device complies with the essential requirements and other relevant

provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. All the important radio test cases have been

carried out.

• Caution: Risk of explosion if the battery is replaced by the wrong type.

Dispose of the used batteries according to the instructions.

• The device complies with RF specifications when the device is 5 cm from

thebody.

› Intended use

• This phone is robust and designed for mobile use. However, it still needs to be

protected from moisture (rain, bathroom water, etc.) and heavy impacts.

• It is only designed for European network standards

(AT, BE, CZ, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, GB, HR, HU, IE, IT, NL, NO, PL, PT, SE, SI, SK, SZ, TR).

• Do not leave it where it will be directly exposed to the sun.

• Using it for any purpose other than that described above will result in damage

to the product. Doing this also entails hazards such as fire, electric shocks, etc.

This product must not be changed or modified, and the casing must not be

opened.

• The adapter is only suitable for use in conjunction with a standard

householdmains socket that is connected to your electrical grid and

uses 100-240 volts/50/60Hz (10/16A) of alternating voltage.

› Sensors on the phone

• Protect the sensors from dirt and moisture.

• Do not cover the sensors, as this could restrict some functions.

• Do not keep your phone next to cards with a magnetic strip

(bank cards, credit cards, entry cards, etc.), as these could be damaged.

Safety information

7.7 Disposal

• Disposing of the packaging

The packaging and packaging aids are recyclable and should be made

available for reuse.

• Disposing of the battery

Batteries should never be disposed of as domestic refuse!

As a consumer, you are legally required to return used batteries.

They can be handed in at one of your community's local collection

points or at specialist stores.

• Disposing of the device

If this product ever wears out, please don't dispose of it as domestic

refuse. To ensure you don't cause damage to the environment, take it

to a collection or recycling centre where used devices are processed

for recycling in an environmentally friendly manner.

Misprints, errors and technical changes excepted.

PartNo: S3m-Manual_V2_10203-ENG | 202001 | English

www.emporia.eu

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