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I. Messages

Write Message (Write msg) Write

Inbox

Out Box

Archive Archives

Delete Message (Delete msg) Delete

Message Settings (Msg setting) Settings

Messages

This feature is network dependent, it provides short messages service.

CDMA networks do not need message center number, it is available once you have subscribed to a

network.

After entering the destination number (recipient), you will be prompted to enter a Callback

number, it is use to notify the SMS recipient to make a return call to that number. This function

can only be realized if the recipient is a CDMA unit too, GSM phones do not support this feature.

You may leave the Callback number empty.

Write Messages

Under this function you can write, edit, save, or send short messages.

Press“确定”to select write messages and enter the editing page, you can press # key to shift

between input methods, and the * key to shift between lower and upper case. The maximum

number of characters per message is 130, but if there are non ASCII strings, the maximum is 70

characters.

Press“发送” to enter Destination number edit page, you could input multiple destination numbers

by using the UP/DOWN key to move between number input lines, you could press “左软键”

(Search) to search and input numbers or groups from Recent SMS Numbers, Recent Call Numbers,

or Phone Book, the selected number will be displayed in the edit number page. After inputting the

destination number, press “左软键” (OK) to go to the Callback number input page, the callback

number may be left blank. Press “左软键” (OK) again to enter the Send option page and select

between Send and save, Send, or Save options.

Save and save – send the SMS and save it to the Outbox.

Send – send the SMS only, without saving it.

Save – Save the SMS to the Outbox only, without sending.

If message sending is unsuccessful, your message will be saved to the Outbox regardless of your

send option selection. Saved SMS displays only the first recipient’s number when sending to

multiple numbers or groups.

Inbox

The phone will alert you of new incoming messages, the display will show new message icon and

the number of unread messages, press “左软键” (OK) to read, display will now show the SMS

Summary of content (13 pages)

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I. Messages Write Message (Write msg) Write Inbox Out Box Archive Archives Delete Message (Delete msg) Delete Message Settings (Msg setting) Settings Messages This feature is network dependent, it provides short messages service. CDMA networks do not need message center number, it is available once you have subscribed to a network. After entering the destination number (recipient), you will be prompted to enter a Callback number, it is use to notify the SMS recipient to make a return call to that number.
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details such as sender’s name (if the contact number is saved in Phone Book) or number and the message content. To read messages in the Inbox, select Inbox in the Messages menu, press UP/DOWN key to scroll to the desired SMS, press “左软键” (OK) to read.
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Set or change your message settings here. Priority – select the priority of your SMS: Normal; Important; Urgent; Immediate. II. Call Records Missed Received Dialed Rejected Duration Durations Delete History (Del history) Call Records Missed Displays list of your recent unanswered calls. Use the UP/DOWN key to browse the numbers, press the Left Soft key to enter options menu, again use the UP/DOWN key (to scroll) and Left Soft key (to select) to browse, save, or delete record.
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Groups Own Number Capacity Phone Book Use this feature to save information of your contacts, you can save, edit, and delete names and numbers in the Phone Book and manages groups here. This phone can store up to 300 records, each contact name may be up to 40 characters long. Search This feature helps you easily search for desired contact person’s information. You can choose to search according to name, number, or groups.
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This item displays your own phone number. Capacity This item tells you the used capacity over the total capacity. IV. Ringtones Ringtones Adjust Volume (Adjust vol) Volume Call Alert Message Alert (Msg alert) Keypad Tone Battery Low Ringtones You can set alert modes, alert tones and other relevant ring and alert settings. Ringtones Includes 25 incoming call alert and 5 incoming message alerts to choose from. You can also set activate or deactivate and select tones for Power ON and Power OFF.
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Here you can make the preferred settings for various phone features. Date & Time This is used to set the date and time formats for the phone display. Time Format – choose from HH:MM am/pm (12-hour) or HH:MM (24-hour) modes; Date Format – choose between DD/MM and MM/DD formats. Language Choose among the operating languages：Simplified Chinese (中文), English, French (Français), Spanish (Español), Portuguese (Portugués). Actual options may vary defending on the market.
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dependent, please contact your operator. Incoming Firewall – input the numbers that you do not wish to receive calls from here, once a number is included here, you will no longer receive incoming calls from that number. Auto Answer – activate or deactivates automatic answering mode. When activated, all incoming calls except from those numbers in the incoming firewall will be automatically connected by your phone without the need to press any key.
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－－Ringtones – you can choose to be reminded by your phone through ringing, here you will be able to select the type of ringtone for the alarm. －－Vibrate – you can activate or deactivate vibration during alarm. Calculator Use the calculator feature to do simple mathematical computations.
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Settings – includes three settings: First Move, Rule, and Level －－First Move – chooses who (player or phone) will have the first move. －－Rules – selects either using Professional (Expert’s) or Amateur (Beginner’s) rules. －－Level – picks the difficulty level: Novice (Low) or Expert (High). －－Help – displays the game’s directions. FCC Part 15 Notice This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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referred to as the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), which is a measure of the amount of radio frequency energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone, these limits are part of comprehensive guidelines adopted and consistent with recommendations by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough scientific evaluations. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of age and health.
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station. Interference Mobile radio transmitting equipments including cellular phones may cause and are susceptible to interference, which may cause danger. Please follow special regulations in your area. Switch OFF your cellular phone whenever and wherever its use is restricted. Hospital Safety The use of cellular equipment may interfere with operation of medical devices in medical facilities. Remember to follow special regulations enforced in these area and switch OFF your phone when necessary.
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Use only accessories that are approved or are specifically made for your cellular phone. Do not connect incompatible devices. Read its user guide carefully first before connecting other devices. Qualified Service Only qualified and authorized persons may disassemble, service or install the phone.
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Use the accessories and battery type as specified in the instructions, or as provided by the manufacturer, use of unqualified accessories will invalidate the warranty.