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User Manual
Mobile phone GSM/ WCDMA/LTE
Maxcom MM918 STRONG
DualSIM
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If technical assistance is required, we recommend contacting
the helpline:
(+48) 32 325 07 00 lub serwis@maxcom.pl
Our website:
http://www.maxcom.pl/
Note: The phone works in GSM network: 900/1800,
WCDMA :900/2100MHz, LTE band:1/3/7/8/20/38.
Insert correctly SIM card prior to switching on your
phone.
The Set Contents:
GSM Telephone
Charger
USB cable
Batteries
Headset
Screwdriver
User Manual
Warranty card
It is advisable to keep the packaging, it may be
useful for possible transport.
Keep the proof of purchase as it is integral to
the guarantee.
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Key features:
2.4'' colour display
IP 68 - resistant to water, dust and mud
MicroSD memory card slot
Speaker phone
Phonebook - 500 entries
Sending and receiving SMS and MMS messages
function
Internet
Speed dial - 8 numbers
Call time display
2MPix camera
Loud ringtone
FM radio
Calendar
Calculator
Alarm clock
Torch
2500 mAh battery
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Contents:
1. Safety Guidelines ..................................................................8
2. Installation of components .....................................................9
2.1 SIM card and battery installation ....................................... 10
2.2 Charging the battery ......................................................... 13
3. Phone description ................................................................ 15
4. Use the phone ..................................................................... 19
4.1 Switching On the Phone ................................................... 19
4.2 Switching Off the Phone ................................................... 19
4.3 Standby Mode .................................................................. 19
5. MENU operation .................................................................. 21
6. Keylock ................................................................................ 22
6.1 Automatic keylock............................................................. 22
7. Entering the text .................................................................. 22
8. Phonebook .......................................................................... 23
8.1 Saving contacts ................................................................ 23
8.2 Viewing Phonebook .......................................................... 23
8.3 Deleting contacts .............................................................. 24
8.3.1 Deleting a single contact................................................ 24
8.3.2 Deleting a multiple Contact ............................................ 24
8.3.3 Deleting All Contact ....................................................... 24
8.4 Copying and moving contacts ........................................... 25
8.5 Sending a business card .................................................. 25
8.6 Speed dial ........................................................................ 25
8.7 Memory status .................................................................. 26
9. Answering Phone Calls ........................................................ 26
9.1 Direct dialling .................................................................... 26
9.2 Dialling a number from your Phonebook: .......................... 26
9.1 Dialling a number from Call Log ........................................ 27
9.2 Simple dialling .................................................................. 27
10. Answering Phone Calls ........................................................ 27
11. Options while talking ............................................................ 27
12. Call log ................................................................................ 28
13. Text (SMS) & Multi-Media (MMS) Messages ....................... 29
13.1 Creating and sending SMS ............................................... 30
13.2 Reading and responding................................................... 31
13.3 Message boxes ................................................................ 32
13.3.1 Inbox ............................................................................. 32
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13.3.2 Outbox .......................................................................... 33
13.3.3 Drafts ............................................................................ 33
13.3.4 Items sent...................................................................... 33
13.4 Deleting messages ........................................................... 34
13.5 Message settings ............................................................. 34
13.5.1 SMS .............................................................................. 34
13.5.2 MMS.............................................................................. 34
13.6 Voicemail .......................................................................... 35
14. Multimedia ........................................................................... 35
14.1 Picture browser ................................................................ 35
14.2 Camera ............................................................................ 36
14.3 Video recording ................................................................ 36
14.4 Video player ..................................................................... 37
14.5 FM radio ........................................................................... 37
14.6 Voice Recorder ................................................................. 39
15. Audio player ........................................................................ 39
16. Torch ................................................................................... 39
17. Tools ................................................................................... 39
17.1 Calculator ......................................................................... 40
17.2 Alarm clock ....................................................................... 40
17.3 Bluetooth .......................................................................... 41
17.4 SIM services ..................................................................... 41
18. File manager ....................................................................... 41
19. Calendar .............................................................................. 41
20. Internet ................................................................................ 42
21. Profiles ................................................................................ 42
22. Settings: .............................................................................. 43
22.1 Phone settings .................................................................. 43
22.1.1 Date and time settings ................................................... 43
22.1.2 Language ...................................................................... 44
22.1.3 Language ...................................................................... 44
22.1.4 Shortcut settings ............................................................ 44
22.1.5 Automatic switching off of the phone ............................. 44
22.1.6 Choosing web browser .................................................. 45
22.1.7 Restore factory setting ................................................... 45
22.2 Call settings ...................................................................... 45
22.2.1 Dual SIM ....................................................................... 45
22.2.2 Aeroplane mode ............................................................ 45
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22.2.3 Call forwarding .............................................................. 45
22.2.4 Waiting call .................................................................... 46
22.2.5 Call blocking .................................................................. 47
22.2.6 Hiding the number ......................................................... 47
22.2.7 Other Settings ............................................................... 47
22.3 Display settings ................................................................ 48
22.4 Font size settings ............................................................. 48
22.5 Security settings ............................................................... 48
22.5.1 PIN Code....................................................................... 48
22.5.2 Change PIN2 ................................................................. 49
22.5.3 Phone lock .................................................................... 49
22.5.4 Change phone password ............................................... 49
22.5.5 Lock with red receiver .................................................... 49
22.5.6 Fixed dialling number .................................................... 49
22.5.7 Blacklist ......................................................................... 49
22.6 Network settings ............................................................... 49
23. FAQ (troubleshooting) ......................................................... 50
24. Conditions of use and safety ................................................ 52
25. Terms of Warranty ............................................................... 54
26. Information concerning the battery ....................................... 54
27. Protect Your Environment .................................................... 55
28. SAR Information .................................................................. 56
29. Technical data ..................................................................... 58
29.1 Frequency ranges and maximum power equipment .......... 60
29.2 Technical data .................................................................. 61
30. SIMPLIFIED EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY .......... 62
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1. Safety Guidelines
Reading these guidelines presented below will
minimize the risk of misusing the phone.
Do not use the phone in areas where it is
prohibited, e.g. petrol stations or hospitals.
Using the phone in such places can expose
others to danger. Do not switch the phone on if it
may cause interference with other devices!
You mustn’t use your phone without hands-free
accessories while driving.
You mustn’t use your phone in hospitals,
airplanes, refueling points or in proximity to
flammable materials.
The telephone emits electromagnetic field that
might negatively interfere with other electronic
devices including medical equipment. A safe
distance between a telephone and implanted
medical devices such as a heart pacemaker
should be maintained as recommended by
manufacturers of medical equipment. Users with
implanted devices should read and follow the
instructions by manufacturers of implanted
medical devices. Users with a heart pacemaker
should not carry a telephone in their front chest
pockets and they should hold the telephone next
to the ear opposite to the medical device in
order to minimize the risk of interference;
The device and its accessories might contain
small parts. Keep the phone and its components
out of the reach of children.
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Never repair or try to modify your phone by your
own. Any faults should be repired by a qualified
service.
Use only original batteries and chargers. Use of
any unauthorized accessories could damage
your phone or might cause an explosion.
WATER AND DUST PROTECTION - the phone
is IP68-rated, i.e., resistant to dust ingress and
continuous immersion to a maximum depth of 1.5
metres. If the phone is immersed deeper, it may
be damaged! The phone can be used in the rain.
For IP68 protection to be maintained, care must be
taken to ensure that all rubber seals are correctly
installed and undamaged (no gaps of any kind). The
loudspeaker diaphragm must not be damaged (e.g.
punctured with a sharp instrument) and must be free
of any kind of impurities (e.g. metal filings). The
case should not have any mechanical damage (e.g.
cracks) on it. In the event that the device is found to
be improperly operated, all claims for water and dust
protection will be rejected.
2. Installation of components
Insert SIM card prior to switching on your phone.
Careful attention must be paid not to damage the
card and SIM slots during insertion.
SIM cards should be kept away from children.
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2.1 SIM card and battery installation
Make sure the phone is switched off before inserting
the SIM card. The charger should be disconnected.
To insert the SIM card, first remove the battery (if
inserted) as shown and described.
When your phone is switched off, turn the
phone face down, then use a screwdriver to
unscrew the 2 screws and gently pull off the
battery cover by levering it upwards.
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Remove the battery while lifting it up with
your fingernail.
Insert the SIM Card into the SIM1 SLOT”
with the metal contact pins facing
downwards.
Insert the SIM card into the socket with
the metal contacts facing downwards and
the notch as shown in the picture.
Close the pin by moving it to the right
side.
As an option, install the SIM2 Card to „SIM2
SLOT”.
Slide the SIM2 card slot pin to the right
and lift it up
Insert the SIM card into the socket with the
metal contacts to the underside and close the
pin.
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As on option, install a MicroSD Memory Card.
To do it, slide the pin to the LEFT, and next
lift the pin. Insert MicroSD Card so its contact
pins touch the telephone contacts, and slide
the pin to the RIGHT.
Be careful while using the memory card particularly while
installing and uninstalling the card. Some memory cards
shall be formatted on the computer prior to an initial use.
Make backup copies of data stored on the cards used in
other devices, if you use SD cards! Misuse or other
factors might cause damage or loss of data stored on the
cards.
Insert the battery with the contact pins +/-
facing downwards
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After inserting the battery, place the
battery cover on the phone and tighten
the 2 screws slightly.
2.2 Charging the battery
Note! Use only the original battery included in the
set. Using unauthorized batteries could damage
your phone and will void the Manufacturer’s
warranty.
Do not connect the charger when the back cover is
not in place.
To charge the phone:
1. Plug one end of the charger into a power outlet.
2. Plug the other end of the charger into a jack
at the bottom of your phone. A message
about charging will appear on the display
screen. During charging, battery indicator
bars will blink.
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3. When the battery is fully charged (battery
indicator bars will stop blinking), unplug the
charger from the power outlet and from the
phone.
Note:
o Make sure the battery is correctly installed before
starting the charging process.
o Never remove the battery while charging - doing
so could damage the phone.
o If the battery voltage is too low for your phone to
work, a message will appear about expected
powering off and next your phone will
automatically switch off.
o If the battery is totally discharged (e.g. Due to
keeping on a radio or torch) and you plug in the
charger, you should wait several minutes before
a charging icon appears.
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3. Phone description
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1
10
Red receiver
key
2
11
# Key
3
12
Key
4
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Camera
5
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Keyboard flash
6
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Screw the
battery cover
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Phone loop
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Ringtone
volume
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Sockets for
charging,
headphones
(under the seal)
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Basic keys functions
Key
Function
Red
reciver
Short press: return to standby; end call.
Long press: switch off/on the phone
Green
Receiver
Short press: call connection; in stand-by
mode access to call log
Up
Shortcut to Audio
Down
Shortcut to DUAL SIM settings
Left
Shortcut to Write a message
Right
Shortcut to Profile
LFK
Function as described on the display
RFK
Function as described on the display
1
Short press: digit 1
Hold: voice mail
0
Short press: digit 0
Hold: switch the torch on/off
2-9
Short press: digit 2 to 9
Hold: dials the programmed speed dial
number
Character input: *, +.
When texting: special characters
#
Short press: Changing the input mode
while texting; entering the # sign
Hold: On/off silent mode
OK key.
Confirm, select, edit button, often LFK-
compatible function
LFK plus
Locking/unlocking the keypad
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4. Use the phone
4.1 Switching On the Phone
Press and hold the red receiver key to switch on
your phone. The battery cover must be properly
closed and tightened.
If a message asking for the PIN code appears, you
must enter your PIN. You can find it in the SIM card
starter set.
Upon entering the code, press the green receiver
key to confirm.
Warning: If you enter an incorrect PIN three times in
a raw your SIM Card will be locked.
It can be unlocked using the Personal Unblocking Key
[PUK] . Entering the PUK code incorrectly 10 times
will lock the SIM card permanently.
4.2 Switching Off the Phone
To switch off the phone, press and hold the red
receiver key.
4.3 Standby Mode
If the phone is switched on, but there are no
activities, the phone will go into Standby mode.
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1. Icons to show functions:
Network signal
No SIM
card/SIM card
error
No services
No signal/
VO
LTE
VoLTE service
active
LTE
LTE coverage
3G/ G
3G/2G
coverage
Aeroplane
mode
New text
message
MMS
Missed Phone
Call
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Vibration only
(meeting
profile)
Silent Mode on
Active profile
"Outside
Roaming
active
Alarm Clock
Activated
Call forwarding
enabled
SD card
inserted
Bluetooth
enabled
Headphones
connected
Battery close
to empty
Battery fully
charged
Battery
discharged
Icons might vary depending
on the software version
available
* The icon also
appears in domestic
roaming if the subscriber
uses a network of
another service provider
2. Hour
3. Date
4. Name of the SIM1 SIM2 card operator(s)
5. Description of the function keys
5. MENU operation
To enter the MENU , press the OK key or the left
function key wile being on Standby mode.
To navigate in MENU use the keys
UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT.
To confirm the selected option press the green
receiver key.
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6. Keylock
To lock/unlock the keypad press MENU (LFK) and
then
It is not necessary to unlock the keys to answer the
call.
NOTE: The keypad can be manually locked when
the display is in Standby mode.
6.1 Automatic keylock
To set the automatic keypad lock, select:
MENU>Settings>Display>Auto keylock
Set the time after which the keypad locks
automatically.
7. Entering the text
To write text, press the corresponding key until the
desired letter is displayed.
Spacebar - press the 0 key.
Full stop, comma and other characters-press the 1
key several times.
To enter a symbol or special character, press .
To enter a digit, press and hold the number key.
To be able to change the text entry method press
the "#" key
Pl - letters with Polish characters, after the full stop a
capital letter
pl - lower case letters with Polish characters
PL - capital letters with Polish characters
Abc - letters without Polish characters, after the full
stop a capital letter.
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abc - lower case letters without Polish characters
ABC - capital letters without Polish characters
123 - digits
8. Phonebook
8.1 Saving contacts
You can save a new contact in one of several ways:
1. In standby mode, select the desired number
> press OK > select memory (Phone or SIM) >OK>
press the centre OK key to edit the field> press
LFK (Save) to save the contact
2. In a similar way, you can save a number
from the list of missed and received calls. In order
to do this, press the green receiver key in Standby
mode and proceed as above.
3. You can add a new Contact directly to your
Phonebook. To do this, select Contacts> New
Contact. Select where you want to save the
contact. and enter the name and number of the
contact. Press "Save" (LFK)
If you have chosen to save a contact on your phone,
you can add a photo and assign a ringtone to the
contact.
8.2 Viewing Phonebook
1. Enter MENU and select Contacts or, in Standby
mode, press RFK (Phonebook)
2. Type the first character of the Contact you are
looking for.
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3. The phone will go to the names starting with this
character. Use UP/DOWN keys to scroll up and
down in the list of Contacts.
8.3 Deleting contacts
8.3.1 Deleting a single contact
If you want to delete a Contact from the phone or the
SIM card, do as follows:
1. Select Phonebook
2. Select the contact you want to delete, press
Options>Delete
3. Press OK to confirm.
8.3.2 Deleting a multiple Contact
If you want to delete several contacts from your
phone or SIM card, do as follows:
1. Select: Phonebook>Options>Remove Multiple
2. Select the desired contact, using the OK key
select/unselect the contacts
3. Then select Options>OK>OK.
8.3.3 Deleting All Contact
If you want to delete all contacts from your phone or
do as follows:
1. Select: Contacts>Options>Delete
Multiple>Options >Delete All>Options>OK
2. Confirm by pressing OK.
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8.4 Copying and moving contacts
To copy/transfer contacts from the SIM card (SIM1
or SIM2) to the phone, or from the phone to SIM1 or
SIM2, do as follows:
1. Select: MENU-> Phonebook-> Options->
Import/Export-> Copy, then select from where
you want to copy the contacts (from phone,
SIM1 or SIM2) and to where (to phone, to SIM1,
to SIM2). Select the contacts to be copied and
then press Options-> OK.
2. Analogous to copying, the process of
transferring contacts can be carried out: MENU-
> Phonebook-> Options-> Import/Export. Then
choose whether you want to Import contacts or
export
8.5 Sending a business card
To do this, do as follows: MENU-> Phonebook->
select contact-> Options-> Send vCard-> select the
form in which the business card is sent: SMS, MMS
or Bluetooth. Business cards are sent as a file:
vCard (.vcf)
8.6 Speed dial
Numbers can be assigned to keys 2-9, in which case
a call will be made to the stored number when the
corresponding key is held down in standby mode.
In the MENU, select:
Phonebook>Options>Other>Fast Dial>OK
Select which key you want to assign the
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number to
Press OK
Enter a number or select a number from the
contact list by pressing LFK>OK
Press OK again to save.
8.7 Memory status
This option allows you to check the memory status
of SIM1, SIM2 and the phone.
In MENU select
>Phonebook>Options>Other>Memory status
9. Answering Phone Calls
9.1 Direct dialling
1. Enter the phone number you wish to call.
Note:
For international calls, it is required to enter "00" (or
"+") and the country code before dialling the actual
number. To enter „+" press the key twice.
2. Press the "green receiver" to call the selected
number.
3. To end the call, press the "red receiver".
9.2 Dialling a number from your
Phonebook:
In standby, press RFK to access the phone book.
Use the UP/DOWN keys to select the correct
contact, press the green receiver.
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If you want to quickly navigate to a contact starting
with, for example, the letter U, press the 8 key twice,
using the UP/DOWN keys, highlight the desired
contact and press the green receiver.
9.1 Dialling a number from Call Log
When the phone is on standby mode, press the
green receiver to access the list of recent calls. Use
the UP/DOWN keys to navigate through the call list.
Press the green receiver to call the number.
9.2 Simple dialling
If you have previously assigned contacts to keys 2-
9,
(see: 8.6) in standby, press and hold the
corresponding key (2 to 9) to make a call.
10. Answering Phone Calls
To answer an incoming call, press the green
receiver.
To reject an incoming call, press the red receiver.
To mute an incoming call, press the OK key
11. Options while talking
While a call is in progress, press:
RFK (Handsfree) to switch to
handsfree/phone mode
Up/Down key to increase or decrease call
volume
Press Options to enable additional functions:
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- Connect to headset: can be switched to talk via
Bluetooth headset
-Add new connection: allows another connection to
be established
- Hold: suspends the connection
- Start recording: starts the recording of the call
- Microphone off/on
-Volume: allows you to increase or decrease the call
volume.
- Phonebook: allows you to enter the Phonebook e.g
to verify the phone number
- Call log: allows you to check the call log
- Messages: allows you to check received/saved
messages
12. Call log
To access the call log, enter the main MENU and
select Call log, then select:
Missed (to view missed calls)....
Dialled (to display dialled numbers).
Received calls (to view received calls)
Rejected calls (to view calls that have been
automatically rejected due to the number being
blacklisted)
Remove all (to remove all connections from the
register)
Call time - an option showing the times of individual
calls,
Data service counter - shows the amount of data
sent and received, per SIM card
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Note: To view the call log, simply press the green
receiver while being on standby mode. Coloured
symbols indicate the type of connection
Dialled numbers (green)
Received calls (blue)
Missed calls (red)
Rejected calls (grey)
To display additional options, select LFK:
- Details, displays call details
- Call, calls the number
- Write a message, allows you to send an SMS or
MMS
- Add to contact, allows you to save a number in
your Phonebook)
- Add to blacklist, allows you to block unwanted
calls and texts
- Delete, deletes the item
- Delete all, removes all items from the register in
question
Once you have selected the correct call, press the
OK key to see how many times the number has
called
13. Text (SMS) & Multi-Media (MMS) Messages
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The telephone allows you to send and receive text
and multimedia messages. When the icon is
displayed on the screen, it means that there is at
least one unread message.
To enter the SMS MENU , select
Menu>Messages>Inbox in standby mode. When the
inbox is full, a message will appear that the
message memory is full. Delete messages from the
inbox to resolve the problem.
13.1 Creating and sending SMS
1. Enter a phone number or press RFK to enter the
phone book to search for the contact you want to
send a message to
2. Press Options > Create Message
3. Type your text message.
4. Press the OK key
or:
1. Press the LEFT key to enter Messages
2. Add a contact from the phone book or enter the
number
3. Press the DOWN key to go to message entry,
type your message.
4. Press the OK key
If you want to send a message to several people,
add the next number after the semicolon when
entering the number or add the numbers stored in
the Phonebook.
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To save the message, press Options>Save as draft
(the message will be saved in Draft. draft(the
message will be saved in the Drafts folder).
Press Options>Add to insert information about a
contact stored in the Phonebook, - add an emoticon,
insert a template, add a photo, subject, audio file,
etc.
If you add a subject, picture, audio file, video, slide,
the SMS message will be converted automatically
into an MMS
13.2 Reading and responding
When the unread message icon appears on the
display or you want to read received messages,
select in MENU:
Messages>Inbox>Search for desired message
Press the OK key to read the message
When reading, you can use additional options
- Delete( deletes the message)
- Write a message (allows you to reply via
SMS/MMS)
- Forward (allows a message to be forwarded to
another recipient)
- Call (call the sender)
- Move (moves message to SIM/phone memory)
-Add to contact (allows you to save a number in your
Phonebook)
- Details (date, time of message, storage memory)
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13.3 Message boxes
13.3.1 Inbox
It lists received messages, sorted by receipt date.
Unread
message
(stored in
phone
memory)
Unread
message
(saved on
SIM1 or SIM2)
Read
message
(stored in
phone
memory)
Unread
message
(saved on
SIM1 or SIM2)
Unread MMS
message
(pink)
Read MMS
message (pink)
Icons might vary depending on the software version
available
Use the UP and DOWN keys to navigate around in
the inbox.
To display additional functions, press "Options"
when viewing the inbox:
- Reply: write a text/ multi-media message to the
sender
- Delete: deletes the message
- Delete all: deletes all messages from the inbox
- Call (call the sender)
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- Lock (protects the message from deletion). To
block, the message must be stored in the phone's
memory
- Move (to move to SIM card memory or to phone
memory)
- Select (e.g. to delete more messages)
- Sort (sorts by date, contacts, MMS topics,
MMS/SMS types)
- Add sender to contact (allows you to save a
number in your Phonebook)
- Delete the same number( deletes all messages
from a given sender)
- Add to blacklist (blocks calls, SMS and MMS from
this number)
13.3.2 Outbox
If you failed to send a message, it will be saved in
Outbox.
13.3.3 Drafts
You can save unsent messages in the “Drafts”
folder. In order
to do this, write your message and select Options>
Save as a draft.
Go to Drafts to send, delete or edit saved messages.
13.3.4 Items sent
If you use the option Save sent messages are then
saved in the "Sent" folder.
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Use the UP and DOWN keys to navigate around in
the inbox.
13.4 Deleting messages
To delete a selected message, enter options and
select "Delete".
13.5 Message settings
Go to MENU to: Messages> >Settings, then use the
Left/Right keys to select settings.
13.5.1 SMS
SIM
- Message Centre: Number read from the SIM card
- Validity period: Allows you to set the SMS validity
period
- Report of delivery You may set to receive the
return SMS that your SMS was delivered to the
recipient (network service)
- Response path: allows you to enable/disable the
response path
-Save sent messages
Allows to activate/deactivate the function of saving
sent messages
- Preferred memory
Allows to select whether the messages are going to
be saved in the phone or on SIM card
13.5.2 MMS
- Receiving options: allows you to set up MMS
downloads in your home network and while roaming
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- Sending options: allows you to set the validity
period of delivery reports, anonymous sending.
- Memory settings: allows you to choose where
your messages are stored
- Play a sound: enables/disables playing sounds
-Restore default - restores MMS settings by
default
13.6 Voicemail
The voice mail is the operator’s service making it
possible to leave voice messages when someone
could not make a call with you. To get more
information, contact your operator. If you want to
change the number of your voice mail box select in
the MENU: Messages>Voice mail
The number of the voice mail may be obtained from
the service provider. To call the voice mail in the
standby mode press and hold
14. Multimedia
14.1 Picture browser
In the MENU, select: Multimedia>Image (Pictures)
You can see the pictures taken earlier.
To store more images install a Micro SD memory
card.
When using the Photo function, select the desired
photo using the Up/Down/Left/Right keys.
Press OK to open the picture
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To move between days use the Up/Down/Right/Left
keys.
Press LFK (Options) to display additional options:
- Add a task: you can enter a subject, change the
date, time, set an alarm, and change the repeat
mode (press the centre OK key to change).
- View tasks: allows you to see the tasks set for the
day.
- All tasks: allows you to see all your saved tasks.
- Clear Today Task/Clear All: allows you to delete
tasks,
- Go to Date: enter the date you wish to go to.
- Go to Today's date: allows you to go in the
calendar to the current date,
- Week view/Day view toggles the calendar view.
20. Internet
To enter, select: Menu >Internet
Opera Mini, Dorado are universal web browsers for
mobile browsing.
The device has the settings of the 4 largest national
operators implemented. If the customer uses other
services, go to the salon or visit the website of that
operator and enter the correct settings in the MENU:
Settings>Network>APN
21. Profiles
The phone has several profiles with which you can
quickly adapt the phone to different situations. Each
profile can be activated and customised according to
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your needs. Available profiles: Normal, Quiet,
Meeting, Outside,
You can edit the Normal profile by selecting:
Options> Settings
you can change:
- Ringtone (separate for SIM1/SIM2)
- Ringtone volume
- Ringtone type (ringing only, vibration only, etc.)
- Other sounds (key sounds, low battery alert, phone
switch-off sound)
In Standby mode, press and hold the # key to
activate the meeting profile, hold the # key again to
return to the previous profile.
22. Settings:
22.1 Phone settings
MENU>Settings>Telephone
22.1.1 Date and time settings
To set the date and time, select in MENU:
Settings>Telephone>Time and date.
"Set time/date" to enter the time and date. To
navigate between options, use the UP/DOWN keys;
to enter an hour and date, use 0-9 keys.
You can also format the time (12h or 24h), and the
date format
If the battery is removed from the phone, you will
need to set the date and time when you reinsert it (if
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might direct incoming calls to be forwarded to
voicemail or to any other number.
1. To set up the Call Forwarding service, go to
MENU: Settings>Calls>Transferring a call
2. Then select when you want to transfer calls from
the available list:
Unconditional (Forward all incoming calls to the
selected number),
When busy (Forwarding incoming calls when you
are currently on a call),
When not answering (Forwards incoming calls
when you do not answer the phone),
When unreachable (Forwards calls when you
have your phone switched off or are out of range),
Cancel all transfers.
3. Press Activate and enter the number to which
you want to forward calls to activate the service or
Switch off, to deactivate the service.
To check what the currently selected service status
is, select Check status
22.2.4 Waiting call
It is a network service. If your operator offers such a
service, configuration will be required.
After entering the MENU under the option:
Settings>Calls>Waiting call you can check the
availability status and choose whether to activate
this feature.
If the function of waiting call is activated , and the
user is just making a call, every next incoming call
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will be signaled by the signal of the second call. You
can hold the current call and answer another call
22.2.5 Call blocking
It is a network service.
If your operator offers such a service, configuration
will be required. This feature allows you to restrict
certain types of calls.
1. Go to MENU to:
Settings>Call settings call>Call Blocking
2. Select the type of calls you want to block. You
can block all outgoing calls, all outgoing
international calls, international calls (except calls
to a country), all incoming calls and incoming calls
while roaming. You can also change the lock
password.
22.2.6 Hiding the number
Go to MENU to:
Settings>Calls>Hide ID
It is a network service. If your operator offers such a
service, configuration will be required. This feature
allows you to hide your own number during a call.
Select "Hide number" or "Send number" "Sets
network", and press "Ok".
22.2.7 Other Settings
Go to MENU to:
Settings>Calls>Other
You can set:
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22.5.2 Change PIN2
You can change the PIN2 code if you have one. Not
all operators make it available.
22.5.3 Phone lock
You can enable the phone lock. You will have to
enter the lock code when switching on the phone.
The default code is 1234.
22.5.4 Change phone password
You can change your phone's lock code.
22.5.5 Lock with red receiver
Lock with red receiver allows to lock the keypad with
the red receiver.
22.5.6 Fixed dialling number
Fixed numbers: service possible when made
available by the operator. PIN2 required.
22.5.7 Blacklist
When the option is active and selected numbers are
added to the blacklist, the phone automatically
rejects a call or SMS (depending on the setting)
upon receiving a call from given number
22.6 Network settings
MENU>Settings>Network
APN: you can get the correct configuration from
your operator. Some operators allow the phone to
be configured remotely.
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“SIM Card in
place,
emergency
calls only (112)”
Ensure that the SIM card is correctly
installed.
“The phone
does not work,
the phone does
not charge
when plugged
in”
The phone might be switched off; to switch
on the phone, press the power on/off key
(red receiver) for about 3 seconds.
If you have not used the phone for a long
time, the battery might be “deeply-
discharged”; to recover a deeply-discharged
battery leave the charger plugged in,
although there is no image on the display
screen.
"Can you make
calls while
being abroad?"
If the user is outside the country, the phone
automatically logs on to the foreign network
if ROAMING has been activated. Check with
your operator.
„Can I make an
emergency call
if there is no
reception or if
there are no
funds on my
account?”
If the phone is in the area with no network
reception, no phone calls can be made.
If you have so no funds available on the
account, emergency call to 112 can be
made.
"How can
coverage be
increased?"
If there is a message „Does not work” it
means there is no signal or no funds
available on your account. In such a case,
only making emergency calls to 112 will be
possible if the user is within the network of
other providers.
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Places such as buildings reduce signal
strength, therefore you should get closer to
a window or relocate to an area not
surrounded by many buildings.
„What is the
Text Message
Center?”
It is the service provider’s center number
where all text messages are stored. The
number is stored on the SIM Card, but you
can change the number in NU and enter
another number.
"When is the
call fee is
charged?"
The fee is charged as soon as the
connection is established. Check with your
operator to find out what the billing mode is.
“Is there any
way to make
sure my
message was
delivered to the
recipient?”
Enable Delivery Report option. As soon as
the text message is delivered to the
recipient, you will get a return message
(network service).
24. Conditions of use and safety
Do not switch , the phone on if it may cause
interference with other devices!
You mustn’t use your phone without hands-free
accessories while driving.
The telephone emits electromagnetic field that
might negatively interfere with other electronic
devices including medical equipment. A safe
distance between a telephone and implanted
medical devices such as a heart pacemaker
should be maintained as recommended by
manufacturers of medical equipment. Users with
implanted devices should read and follow the
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instructions by manufacturers of implanted
medical devices. Users with a heart pacemaker
should not carry a telephone in their front chest
pockets and they should hold the telephone next
to the ear opposite to the medical device in
order to minimize the risk of interference;
You mustn’t use your phone in hospitals,
airplanes, refuelling points or in proximity to
flammable materials.
Never repair or try to modify your phone by your
own. Any faults should be repaired by a qualified
service.
The device and its accessories might contain
small parts. Keep the phone and its components
out of the reach of children.
The phone must not be cleaned with any
chemicals or caustic substances.
Do not use the phone in proximity to pay and
credit cards doing so might erase data stored
on the cards.
For safety reasons, please do not talk on the
phone while the charger is connected.
Do not expose the device to low and high
temperatures and direct influence of sunlight.
Keep your phone away from heating devices
such as radiators, heaters, ovens, furnaces,
camp fires, barbeque, etc.
Protect your hearing!
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Long exposure to loud sounds might
damage your hearing. Listen to music at a
moderate level and do not hold the device
next to your ear while using speakers. Prior to
hooking the earpiece, always lower the volume.
25. Terms of Warranty
The phone is covered under the warranty; proof of
purchase is necessary to use such warranty.
There is a fee for repair of devices damaged due to
misuse, electrostatic discharge or lightning strike
Any attempts to fix or modify the device by the User
will void the warranty!
Above disclosures are for information purposes.
26. Information concerning the battery
There is a battery in the phone, which may be
charged again with the use of the charger included
in the set.
The period of phone’s operation depends on
different conditions of operation. The distance from
the relay station and the length and the number of
calls significantly influence the shorter operation of
the phone. While moving the phone continuously
switches between the relay stations, which also
considerably influences the period of phone’s
operation
The battery which was charged and discharged
several hundred times naturally loses its properties.
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