Table of contents

Legal Notices........................................................ i Compose and Send a text message.................9

Introduction.........................................................1 Compose and Send an E-mail..............................9

Safety Precautions.................................................1 Connecting to the PC..........................................10

Battery Use................................................................2 Device modes.................................................... 11

Assembling the device..........................................2 Switching modes...................................................12

Charging the battery..............................................3 Phone mode...................................................... 13

My V6200.............................................................4 Phonebook..............................................................13

Phone Layout............................................................4 Call history...............................................................15

Screen Icons...............................................................6 User profiles...........................................................16

Lock the keypad.......................................................7 File manager...........................................................16

Basic Operations..................................................8 Messages.................................................................17

Make a Call..................................................................8 Organizer..................................................................18

Answer calls...............................................................8 STK.............................................................................21

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Services....................................................................21 FM radio....................................................................32

Settings....................................................................22 Extra...........................................................................33

Fun mode........................................................... 29 SPORTS mode................................................... 34

Fun & Games..........................................................29 GPS.............................................................................34

Java.............................................................................29 Temperature...........................................................34

Java Setting.............................................................29 Barometer................................................................34

Games........................................................................29 Altimeter..................................................................34

Image viewer..........................................................29 UV sensor.................................................................35

Audio player............................................................29 Compass...................................................................35

Video recorder.......................................................29 Pedometer...............................................................35

Camera......................................................................30 Sunrise......................................................................35

Video player............................................................31 Appendix: Mobile Tracker................................ 36

Melody composer..................................................32

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Legal Notices
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Safety Precautions
Please comply with these precautions to
avoid putting yourself or other around you in a
dangerous or illegal situation, and ensure peak
performance of your phone.
Road safety
The use of a mobile phone while driving is illegal,
as it may endanger your safety and that of the
other road users. If you need to make or receive a
call, move your vehicle to the left side of the road
and allow it to come to a complete stop before
using your phone.
In-flight safety
Switch your phone off while boarding an aircraft.
Signal from your phone can affect aircraft
system. You are legally obliged to comply with
this recommendation.
Potentially hazardous environments
Switch your phone off when entering any
enclosure which may be storing explosives or
materials that are explosive in nature, such as
refueling stations, or a construction site where
explosives are being used to create room for
new construction. Comply with any provided
guidelines, regulations and restrictions.
Emergency Calls
In case of an accident or an emergency, dial 100
(Police), 101 (Fire) or 102 (Ambulance) from your
phone.
Being emergency numbers, all calls to them are
toll-free. They may be reached even from areas
where the network signals’ strength or your
primary service provider is poor.
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Battery Use Assembling the device
To extend the battery life of your device: 1. Switch off the phone, open the USB cover and
then SIM card cover (as shown below).
• Use the standard wall charger to charge the
battery for the first time.
• During the first 3-4 charge cycles, charge
the battery until the battery indicator on the
display stops moving up and down.
2. Insert the SIM card into its respective slot
• Avoid partial charging. Also, wait for the (shown below). Make sure that the contact
battery to discharge completely before area on your SIM card is facing up and its
charging it again. notched corner is inserted inwards in the
• Charge the battery using the USB cable on if slot.
the recommended wall charger isn’t readily
available.
• Avoid keeping the device on vibrate mode.

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3. Close the SIM card cover and then USB cover.
Charging the battery
Insert the Plug of your charger to the charging
port at the side of the phone.
When you begin to charge the battery, the battery
indicator appears on the screen. Once charging is
complete, the battery indicator becomes stable.
If the battery is completely discharged, it may
take a few minutes before the charging indicator
appears on the display or before any calls can be
made.

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Phone Layout

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1. Left Soft Key: In idle mode, press Left soft
key to access the phone menu.
2. Right Soft Key: Use to perform functions
that display in the lower right of the display
screen. For example, it works as a key to
navigate to the previous screen. In idle mode,
click to access the Contact list.
3. Dial Key: Make or receive a call.
4. End Key: End or reject calls. Press and hold to
switch the phone on or off. Exit the menu and
so forth.
5. Navigation Keys:
• In standby mode, use the top and bottom
keys to adjust the volume.
• In standby mode, use the left and right
navigation keys to switch between
different menus.
• In the phone menu, use navigation keys to
navigate menu options.
6. OK key: The middle part of the navigation
key is the enter/OK key.
7. Number keys:
• In standby mode, use the 0-9 keys to
enter a number you wish to call.
• In standby mode, press and hold “1” key to
enter Voice mailbox.
• In text areas of the phone, use to insert
numbers or the corresponding alphabets.
In the application menu, press the
corresponding number to quickly select a
sub-menu item.
8. Ear piece
9. Dedicated GPS key
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10. Dedicated Sports Menu Key • In standby mode, press and hold “#”to switch
between Silent and the currently active
11. LED Torch profile.
12. LANYARD • In video player application, “*” is used to
13. Dedicated LED Torch Key switch between full screen and normal view.

14. Dedicated Camera Key Screen Icons

15. SIM Card Cover Indicator icons provide information such as
battery level, network signal strength, current
16. USB Cover date & time and so forth
17. OLED Screen
Icon Definition
18. Speaker
Network signal strength
* & # Keys
Phone is locked
Functions vary depending on the currently active
application: Connected to network
• While creating text or e-mail message, press
New SMS
“*”to display the symbols menu.

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Icon Definition Icon Definition

Sending or downloading MMS Alarm set
messages
Battery level indicator
Unread MMS message

Alert type is ring only Lock the keypad

Alert type is vibrate only
Alert type is first vibrate
Missed call alert
Call divert is active for voice calls
Headset inserted
Bluetooth is activated
The keypad of your device locks automatically to
prevent accidental dialing. To enable auto lock for
the keypad or to change the period after which
the keypad is locked, select Menu Settings
Security setup Auto keypad lock. Your options
are:
1. Select Off to disable keypad auto lock.
2. Select On, and then select the period after
which the keypad is locked automatically.

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Make a Call
Using Keypad
In the phone mode use the keypad to make a call,
enter the phone number including the area code.
Select Clear to erase a digit.
For international calls, add the “+”character that
replaces the international access code, and enter
the country code, area code (omit the leading 0, if
necessary), and phone number. Press the SIM dial
key to make the call.
Using the Phonebook
Select Menu Phonebook to view the contacts.
Use the up and down navigation keys to select
the contact you wish to call, and select the dial
key.
Using Call history
In the phone mode, select Menu Call history.
Use the up and down navigation keys to select
a contact, and press the SIM Dial key to initiate
the call.
Answer calls
To answer an incoming call, press the dial key.
Select End key to end or reject the call.
Working with Call Options
During a call, select Options to view the following
options:
• Hold single Call: Place the active call on
hold.
• End single Call: End the active call.
• New call: Place a new call to start a
conference (network service).
• Phonebook: View the phonebook.
• Messaging: View the Messages menu.
• Sound recorder: Record the active call.
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• Background sound: Switch the microphone
on or off to set the background sound.
• DTMF (Dual-tone Multi-frequency): You can
choose on/off; which is to send dual-tone
multi-frequency sound. This can offer dialing
to the telephone numbers with extensions
or IVR systems installed for menu driven
options.
Compose and Send a text message
Your device supports text messages beyond
the limit for a single message. Longer messages
are automatically split and sent as two or more
messages.
To write a text message:
1. In the phone mode, select Menu Messages,
and choose Write message.
2. Enter the text of the message. To use
a message template, select Options
Advanced Insert text template.
3. Select Options Send to.
4. To enter the number of the recipient, select
Enter recipient or to select the number of
the recipient from the phonebook, select Add
from phonebook.
Compose and Send an E-mail
Before you can send an e-mail, you need to
configure your device to check for and download
e-mails from your corporate mail server, or from
a Web-based e-mail service provider, such as
Hotmail, Yahoo and so on.
1. Select Menu Messages Email
2. Enter the recipient’s e-mail address, or select
a recipient from the Phonebook.
3. Enter a subject for your e-mail, select Subject
Edit and enter few words to describe your
e-mail.
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4. Enter the message text, select Options Display Map the device as drive on the
Send to complete. computer and transfer files between the
PC and phone. Great feature to backup
For information on working with e-mail, see phone data to your computer.
the “Working with Email” section later in this
document. • Web Cam: Use the device as a web camera
to voice chat on your favorite instant
Connecting to the PC messaging application.
You can connect this handset to a computer’s • COM port: Use this device as a modem
USB port using the cable provided with the device to browse the Internet on your computer
packaging. To do so: using your phone’s GPRS connection.
1. Connect the smaller end of the cable to the
input slot at the side of the phone, and the
other end to a standard USB port on your
computer.
2. An on-screen dialog prompts you to select
the connection mode. Your options are:
• Mass Storage: Access the phone and
memory card of your phone as a regular
hard drive partition on your computer.
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Device modes
This device is the first of its kind to come equipped Fun Mode: Comprises options to use the phone
with three distinct modes to suit specific needs. as a multimedia phone, such as Camera, FM radio,
It offers minimalistic interface that displays Image viewer and so forth.
applications relevant only for enabled mode. The
three different modes are:
Phone mode: Allow you to carry out standard
communications, such as (make or receive calls,
using messaging and, browse the Internet and so
forth.

Sports mode: Designed especially for the

outdoors, it is equipped with an altimeter,
compass and pedometer. The altimeter measures
the altitude when you are out trekking, or soaring
through the skies in an aircraft. The pedometer
enables you to count your footsteps while
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jogging and walking and the compass provides Phone mode
safe and reliable trekking in the wild. Manages the functionality and configuration
of the phone and its various applications and
features.

Switching modes
In the idle mode, use the left and right navigation
keys to switch between modes.

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Manages the functionality and configuration
of the phone and its various applications and
features.
Phonebook
Store names, numbers, home addresses, and
email addresses, and so forth. You can also create
contact groups, which allow you to communicate
with several contacts at the same time, and share
contacts with other compatible devices.
Search Contact
To search a contact, enter the first few numbers
of the contact’s number. As you type, all matching
contacts display as a list, uses the navigation
keys to select a contact, and press the Dial key
to initiate a call.
Once you locate the contact, select Options to
perform following actions:
• Send message: Send SMS.
• Send vCard: Send contact information via
text message.
• Edit: Modify contact details.
• Delete: Remove contact from phonebook.
• Phonebook backup: Backup and phone
contacts to the microSD card.
• Caller groups: Create a caller group to send
the same SMS to multiple contacts, without
having to compose the message separately
for each contact.
• Mark several: Select multiple contacts to
perform same function on multiple contacts.
For example, select multiple contacts and
then choose Delete to remove them from
phonebook.
• Phonebook settings: The options are:
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o Speed dial: Place a call by pressing a
reduced number of digits. You can assign
keys 2-9 to your frequently dialled
numbers.
o My vCard: Store your personal contact
information as a vCard to allow quick
sharing of your details with recipients and
Edit the vCard contacts. Once you have
entered your contact information, use
the Send my vCard option to send your
vCard via SMS or through file transfer over
Bluetooth. You can also save your vCard
as a file to the phone memory or to the
memory card.
• Extra numbers: It has the following options:
o Owner number: Enter or Erase the
owner’s numbers.
o Service dialing number: The Service
dialing numbers feature allows for the
storage of numbers related to services
offered by the network operator/service
provider in the SIM/USIM (e.g. customer
care). The user can use these telephone
numbers to make outgoing calls, but the
access for updating of the numbers shall
be under the control of the operator.
o SOS number: The phone gives you an
option to dial numbers for contacting in
case of any emergency.
• Memory status: View used/available memory
for the SIM card and Phone.
Add a contact
To add a contact:
1. Select Menu Phonebook Add new
contact, and press OK key to choose the
location where you want to store this contact.
Your options are SIM card memory or Phone
memory.
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2. If you choose To Phone, then select Name
and enter a name for the contact.
3. Similarly, you can also specify company name,
Email address, or alternate phone numbers
for the contact.
Call history
Call history comprises the following:
• All calls: List of all incoming, dialled, and
missed calls.
• Dialled calls: List of the recently dialled
numbers.
• Received calls: Displays the list of latest
received calls.
• Missed calls: Calls you were unable to answer
before the termination of ringing.
Press Options to access the following sub-
options of All calls and Dialled calls:
• View: View details of the selected contact.
• Call: Make a call to the selected number.
• Send message: Send a text message to the
selected number.
• Save to Phonebook: Save the selected
number to the phonebook. This option is
enabled only if the selected number is not
saved in the phonebook.
• Add to Blacklist: Add the selected number
to the Blacklist to block the calls from that
number.
• Edit before call: Edit the number before you
make a call to the selected number.
• Delete: Delete the selected number from the
call history.
• Delete all: Delete all numbers from the call
history.
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• Advanced: View the advanced options of the
call history. The options are:
o Call timers: View the duration of the last
dialled and received calls. You can also
reset the timers of all calls.
o Call cost::View the Last call cost, Total
cost, Rest cost, Max cost and, and Price
per unit.
o Text message counter: View and reset
the numbers of text messages that are
sent and received from the SIM card.
o GPRS counter: View and reset the total
amount of data sent and received from
the SIM card
Note: The Advanced options are available only
for received and missed calls
User profiles
Set the ring Tone, Volume, Alert type, Ring type,
and so forth, for incoming calls or messages so that
you can adapt the use of your phone to different
types of call environments. The available profiles
include General, Meeting, Outdoor and so forth.
File manager
View the files stored in the phone memory and
the microSD card.
Select Options to display the following options:
• Open: View contents of an existing folder.
• Format: Erase all contents of the phone or
memory card.
• Rename: You can rename the folder available
in Phone or microSD card.
• Details: Give the details of the folders such
as their Name, Total size, and free size.
Note: Rename and Details options are only
available for microSD card.
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Messages
In Messages, you can send and receive text
messages. Select Menu Messages to view the
available functions:
• Write message::Create and send a text
message. To write messages you see
earlier section of “Compose and Send a text
message.”
• Inbox::Messages received using SMS are
stored in the Inbox folder.
• Drafts::Partial or complete text messages
that you wish to send at a later time.
• Outbox: Messages which are unable to reach
recipient are stored in the Outbox folder.
• Sent messages: Save copies of sent
messages.
• Archive: Backed up messages.
• Delete messages: Choose to delete messages
in individual folders, or delete all messages at
once.
• Email::Use the V6200 phone to send and
receive corporate or Web based emails from
the phone itself. To be able to do so, you
need to configure your phone to connect to
download email from your remote Inbox.
• Broadcast message::Your phone is capable
to receive and store broadcast messages. You
can set the receive status to ON/OFF. These
messages are stored in the Read message
folder.
• Templates: Your phone contains pre-defined
templates for frequently used messages.
Message settings
Using message settings, you can specify settings
for text and multimedia messages. The options
available are:
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Text message
In the idle mode select: Menu Messages
Message settings Text message, you
can create different profiles for using the SMS
services. Message settings are specific to the SIM
card. Following are the SMS settings:
• Profile settings: Create profiles to customize
the sending options such as message center
number, message validity, and message type
(text, E-mail, Fax and so forth).
• Voicemail server: Voicemail server is an
interactive system for storing, processing
and reproducing verbal messages through a
voicemail server.
• Common settings: Choose if you want the
network to send you delivery reports on your
messages (network service).
• Memory status: Memory status gives you the
information about the storage status of the
phone memory as well as the SIM memory.
• Preferred storage: Lets you select the
default storage location for storing sent and
received messages.
• Preferred connection: Select the preferred
connection as Prefer GPRS, Prefer GSM, and
GSM only.
Organizer
Alarm
In the idle mode, select Menu Organizer
Alarm, set the alarm to ring at a specific date
and time. Press Edit to access the following sub-
options:
• Status: Set the status of the alarm.
• Time::Set the time at which you wish to ring
the alarm.
• Repeat::Select the repeat format of the
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alarm whether you wish to ring the alarm
every day, or at specific day.
• Alarm tone: Set the alarm tone.
• Snooze: Set the time (in minutes) when the
alarm should snooze.
• Alert type: Set the alert type of the alarm
whether you wish the phone to vibrate or
not.
Calendar
You can use the calendar to keep track of
important meetings. To access calendar press
Menu Organizer Calendar. You can select
year, month and date using direction keys. On
a selected date, press Options to access the
following sub-options:
• View tasks: If there is a special background
color on a date, it means there is some task on
that day. You can also view any Note/Remark
mentioned by you for a task stored by you
previously.
• Add event::You can set the date and time,
add a description, set an alarm, location, and
priority.
• Delete event: Delete an event of a specific
period, Overdue or All.
• Jump to date: Enter a date, and then press OK
to go to a specific date for entry/edit/viewing
of task for that date.
• Weekly view: Open the calendar to see the
weekly view.
Tasks
You can use your phone to keep track all of your
Date, Call and Anniversary.
Ebook Reader
Read e-books stored in the phone or memory card
(confirm the memory card is inserted).
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Launch the application and browse for a
compatible file. The available options include:
• Clean up bookshelf: Remove e-books from
this folder.
• Global settings: Set the font size, scroll by,
Auto scroll, scroll speed, full screen, Encoding,
and alignment.
Calculator
The calculator performs four operations as
addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
In the calculator application, enter the numbers
and then use the navigation keys to select the
function you want to perform.
Currency converter
Choose Menu Organizer Currency converter,
select OK. Input the rate, and then select OK. The
exchange rate will be kept in the memory till you
input a new change rate to replace it. To convert
between currencies, Input the currency to be
converted and then select OK. The result of the
equivalence money of foreign will be displayed.
Typical stopwatch
Use the stopwatch to measure the amount of time
elapsed from a particular time when activated to
when the piece is deactivated. You can select the
split timing or lap timing and also view records
that you have saved.
World clock
World clock can be used to know the time in
various cities across the world. You can see a
world map and immediate time in those cities
using world clock. Press Menu Organizer
World clock, to view a particular city time using
the direction keys.
Synchronization
Log on to the Internet, and use any search engine
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to search for websites that allow you to backup
and/or sync your phone’s contacts and calendar
to their site.
It is recommended that you do this from time
to time, so that your contacts are updated and
available for use with another phone if you were
to misplace your mobile phone.
Phone sync
Quickly transfer phone data to a compatible
phone and on web.
Unit converter
Use this feature for the converted units of weight
and length.
STK
Short for SIM Toolkit, SIM Toolkit is a standard for
providing value added services and e-commerce
over the GSM networks, using the phone to make
the necessary transactions.
Services
WAP
WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) browser
provides all the basic services of a computer
based web browser but simplified to operate
within the restrictions of a mobile phone. The
WAP Browser has the following options:
• Homepage: Homepage allows you to enter
the default URL on the phone. This will enable
you to go to the same page every time you
access the homepage.
• Bookmarks: Bookmarks enables you to mark
a place in an electronic document or a pointer
(primarily to an internet URL) in an Internet
web browser.
• Recent pages: Recent pages store the list
of URLs which have been recently visited by
you on the WAP browser.
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• Offline pages::Offline pages store the list of Data account
URLs which you have saved.
Data account contains two types of accounts
• Input address: Enter the desired address used to establish GSM/GPRS connections for
(URL) of the website or webpage in this WAP, MMS and www browsing.
column. • GSM data
• Service inbox: Service inbox receives and • GPRS
stores URLs through text messages from the
NOTE: Select the appropriate setting from the list
operator. You can read them and accept to go
for using a particular feature depending on the
to the web page and browse.
availability of the operator services.
• Settings::You can vary the following Connection management
settings:
View details of active GPRS connections, such as,
o Edit account Connection name, data sent and received, and so
o Browser options forth.
Settings
o Service message settings
Phone setup
o Clear cache
Press Menu Settings Phone setup, to view
o Clear cookies the following options displayed under Phone
o Trusted certificates setup:
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• Time and date: Let you set home city, time
and date on the phone.
• Pref. input methods: This enables you to
select the text input methods. They are –
Smart ABC/abc/Abc, Multitap ABC/abc, Abc,
and Numeric input.
• Display characteristics: Change the
appearance of the phone. The available
options are:
o Screen saver: Let you set an image as
power saver.
o Main menu effect: Choose the menu
transition effect as Squeeze, Jump, Jelly
and so forth.
o Show date: Enable you to see the date on
the idle screen.
o Show operator name: Set the status of
operator name as On/Off.
o Greeting text: Choose the text you want
to display each time you switch on your
phone.
• LCD backlight: Control the brightness and
time in seconds for which backlight displays.
Call settings
This option enables you to set the general call
settings of the phone. The options are:
• Caller ID: Set by network, Hide ID or Send ID.
• Call waiting: You can activate this function
or deactivate it, and also view the current
settings via query.
• Call divert: You can set to forward the
incoming call in different conditions and
enable to Activate/Deactivate call diversion
and check the Query status.
• Call barring::In order to activate this service,
it requires the services provided by the
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network service provider. When you change o Call time reminder: After setting this
barring password, you need to input the old function to Single or Periodic, it will
password. offer a warning tone towards the single
or periodic setting as you have selected
• Line switching: Enables you to select Line during the call process, so you will be
1/2 for the phone. reminded of the call time at periodic
• More: intervals during a call.

o Black list: Set whether to activate the o Auto quick end: Set the Auto quick end to
incoming call filter, and set the blacklist. On/Off.

o Auto redial: You can select to redial the o Reject by SMS: Send SMS while rejecting
number automatically when a call is not an incoming call.
connected. Network setup
o Background sound: You can set Network setup provides user the option to select
background sound when making a call, a desired network and addition of a new network
select Volume of background sound, and to the network list. The options available under
also select the options of Effect list. network setup are:
o Call time display: After setting this o Network selection
function on, you can view the call time
displayed on the screen. o Preferences
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o GPRS connection • SIM lock: Activate or deactivate SIM lock to
require a password before allowing access
o Flight mode the SIM card.
GPS settings • Phone lock: Enable Phone Lock to have the
Select Menu Settings SGPS settings, and device ask for a password each time the
enable GPS> the following options display: device is switched on. If you haven’t created
a phone lock password, you will be prompted
• Receiver: Switch on the built-in GPS
to do so.
receiver.
The default phone lock password is “0000.”
• AGPS: Enable or disable assisted GPS.
• Auto keypad lock: Enable Auto keypad Lock
• AGPS Profile: Enter settings for the AGPS
to have the devices disable the keypad after
server nearest to your location. You will also
staying idle for same time. This is done to
need to select a GPS access point to connect
prevent against accidental dialing.
to the Internet and downloading maps.
For more information on this feature, refer to
• Time Sync: Synchronize the device date and
the “Lock the Keypad” section earlier in this
time with that available from a GPS satellite.
document.
Security setup • Fixed dial: A network service that allows
Select Menu Settings Security setup, you users to restrict their outgoing calls and
can access the following options: messages to only selected phone numbers.
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• Barred dial: A network service that allows
you to restrict calls you make or receive with
the device. To activate or deactivate this
feature, a barring password from your service
provider is required.
• Change password: Change the personal
identification number.
• Certificate manager: View authority and
user certificates.
Mobile Tracker: Use Mobile tracker feature to
help locate your device if it is lost or stolen. When
someone inserts a new SIM card in your device,
the Mobile tracker feature automatically sends
a message to preset recipients, so that you can
initiate steps to recover it.
To activate Mobile Tracker, select Home
Settings Security Setup Mobile Tracker.
NOTE: You will be required to enter your phone
lock password (or create one) to access the
Mobile tracker feature.
1. Change status to On
2. In Receiver Number, specify two recipients
for your mobile tracker messages. Manually
enter the phone numbers in Numbwer1
and Number2.Enter the phone numbers
manually.
The instant a new SIM card is inserted into
your device, its number is sent via a text
message to the two numbers you specified in
step 1 above.
• Remote Control: The chances of you
finding your lost or stolen phone are very
remote. Not only do you lose your phone,
you also lose your contacts, important
SMS messages, photographs and any
other data that you may have stored. If
the data happened to contain confidential
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information, then the chances of it being
misused are very high.
The device is equipped with the Remote
Control application that lets you delete all
personal data in the event you lose your
phone. To be able to use this feature, you
must have activated the Mobile Tracker
application.
If you misplace your phone, you should
receive an SMS informing the new number
that is using your phone. From a friend’s
phone you may enter any of the following
commands and perform the corresponding
functions.
You must send any of the above commands to the
number that you received via mobile tracker.
• Private Security: By entering the password
(default as 0000), you can protect your SMS,
Phonebook, Call History, Storage data.
Misc. Settings
• Schedule power on/off: Set a particular time
when the phone should Power on/off itself.
• Sound effects: Change the sounds that play
each time you receive a call, SMS or MMS, or
an alarm event occurs.
• LED pulse indicator Settings: Your phone
has LED pulse indicators which provide useful
information when the phone is turned on or
off. You can also set these indicators to blink
while receiving messages or calls.
Bluetooth
You can communicate with other compatible
device through wireless Bluetooth connection.
Compatible devices may include Mobile Phones,
Personal Computers, or Bluetooth headsets.
Via Bluetooth, you can send or receive pictures,
videos or music files.
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To access this menu, Press Menu Settings
Bluetooth. The available options are:
• Power: Select Power on to activate Bluetooth
and Power Off to deactivate it.
• Visibility: Set the Visibility of the Bluetooth.
• My device: It is a list of devices which have
been paired with your phone before.
• Inquiry audio device: Locates other Bluetooth
activated audio devices in the vicinity.
• Change device name: Change the Bluetooth
device name.
• Advanced:
o Audio path: To set whether the audio to
be transferred to headset or to stay at
phone while Bluetooth audio connected.
o Storage: Set whether the audio to be
stored at Phone memory or microSD card.
o Sharing permission: Use to determine a
level of control that you want to allow for
a phone. The options are: Full control and
Read only.
o Remote control: You may be able to
control your PC through this phone via
Bluetooth.
o My address: Provides information about
device address and Bluetooth profiles.
• About::Displays the name of the Bluetooth
Headset device, Device addresses, and
Supported services.
Restore factory settings
Selecting this option will ask you to enter the
password to restore the phone to factory settings.
The default password is set as 0000.
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Fun & Games
Select MenuFun & Games, to access the Game
menu. The available options are:
Java
List of java enabled games or applications
currently available on your phone.
Java Setting
Tweak various options while playing Java games.
The options include sound, vibrations, backlight,
and the permitted heap size that helps smoother
game play.
Games
You may play Puzzle or Sudoko game. With the
help of Game settings you can set the Background
Music (BGM), Sound Effect, and Volume of the
game.
Image viewer
Image viewer stores all your pictures which are
captured by the phone camera. To view photos
stored on your phone, select Menu Image
viewer.
Audio player
If you are a first-time user, select Play List to
have the device automatically search for tracks
stored on the memory card, and import into the
default play list. The supported audio formats
include, AAC, AMR, MP3 and MIDI. Select Options
to perform additional functions such as view song
information or display the equalizer to adjust
sound levels.
Video recorder
In Fun mode, press Menu Video recorder.
Position the camera towards the moving object,
and press the OK key or Camera key. To stop
recording, press OK once again.
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To watch the recorded videos, select Video
Player. The options available for video recorder
settings are:
• To player::Displays the list of recorded
videos.
• Switch to camera: While recording video you
can switch to camera mode also.
• Camcorder settings: Set the White balance,
EV, Night mode, and Anti-flicker of the video
recorder.
• Video settings: Set the quality of the video
as Normal, High or Low.
• White balance: Auto/Daylight/Tungsten/
Fluorescent/Cloud/Incandescence.
• Effect settings: Select different effects
for your recorded videos, such as normal,
grayscale, Sepia, Sepia green, Sepia blue and
so forth.
• Storage: Select the storage location of the
recorded videos to phone memory or to
microSD card.
• Restore default: Restore the default settings
of the camcorder.
Camera
Use the in-built camera to take and save pictures.
Select Menu Camera to launch the camera
application. To take a picture, focus the camera
towards the object you wish to click and press
OK.
NOTE: Do not move your hand until the captured
photo displays on the screen as a still image.
Use the Options command to view and use other
camera functions:
• Switch to video recorder: Start recording
video.
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• Photos: View clicked images, and set it as
wallpaper, screensaver, rename or delete the
image.
• Camera settings: Choose shutter sound, EV,
Banding (light frequency) and the delay timer
for the camera.
• Image settings: Set the image size (in pixel)
and image quality.
• White balance: Increase or decrease the
white balance to get image colors to display
as accurately as possible.
• Scene mode: Select the Auto or Night mode
for the camera to capture images in dark.
• Effect settings: Set the effects that you
wish to use for the captured images.
• Storage: Choose where to store captured
images, select either phone more or memory
card.
• Restore default: Restore camera settings to
default values.
Video player
Use Video Player to watch videos or movies from
the phone memory, or from the memory card.
Only 3GP and MPEG4 file formats are supported.
• Storage: Choose the location on which you
would like to save the captured pictures.
You may either choose phone memory or the
microSD card.
While playing videos, you have the following
options:
• Play::Play the selected video.
• Send: Transfer the video file to another
phone using Bluetooth.
• Rename: Rename selected video.
• Delete: Delete video.
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• Delete all files: Delete all video files.
• Sort by: Organize video files.
• Storage: Specify a folder on the memory card
or phone memory in which the video filers are
stored.
Note: By default, the location for video files is
“Videos” folder. If the video files are stored in
any other folder, you must change the path in the
video player application.
Melody composer
Create your own ringtones using the Melody
Composer application.
FM radio
Transform your device into a FM Radio device.
You must connect the earphone to your phone
as it works as an antenna. The available options
are:
• Channel list: Displays the list of channels you
have saved.
• Manual input: Manually enter the frequency
of the channel you want to listen.
• Preset auto search: Automatically search for
available radio channels.
• Settings:
o Background play: Continue playing the
radio while recording.
o Loud speaker: Switch from headset and
use to listen to the radio wirelessly.
o Record format: Choose the file type
in which the radio will be recorder. The
supported formats are WAV, AWB, and
AMR.
o Audio quality: Low or high.
o Record storage: Choose memory to store
radio broadcasts.
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• Record: Start recoding the radio broadcast. Schedule FM record

• Append: Continue recording at the end of a You can program this phone to record certain FM
previously recorded sound file. channel at a certain time and date.

• File list: View list of recorded tracks.

Extra
Sound recorder
With Sound recorder, you can record voice
conversations, and save them as AMR/WAV/AWB
files.
Select Options for other options:
• New record: Start recording sound.
• List: View all recordings.
• Settings: Set the output format for the
recordings; choose Storage, File format, and
Audio quality.

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SPORTS mode
Developed from the ground-up for the
mountaineer, adventurer, or exercise enthusiast
inside you, sports mode allows you to stay aware
of the pressure, temperature, altitude, intensity
of ultra violet ways at your current location.
Exercise enthusiasts can use the pedometer
application to monitor the number of steps they
take within a certain period of time.
GPS
The GPS (Global Positioning System) is a
worldwide navigation system. Your device
has a built-in GPS receiver that identifies the
location, give directions to your destination. The Barometer
availability and quality of GPS signals may be
affected by location, weather conditions, natural Displays the atmospheric pressure of the current
obstacles and so forth. location.

Temperature Altimeter

Use to check the current temperature at your Altimeter is an instrument used to measure the
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can be determined based on the measurement of NOTE: The compass has limited accuracy.
atmospheric pressure. The greater the altitude, Electromagnetic fields, metal objects, or other
lower the pressure. external circumstances may also affect the
accuracy of the compass.
UV sensor
Pedometer
Prolonged exposure to UV radiation may cause
irreparable damage to your skin. To check the UV The Pedometer application uses the
intensity, select UV sensorUltraviolet Scale accelerometers built into your device. Using
to display the level of exposure. It also gives the complex algorithms, it counts the steps you walk,
guidelines to safeguard you. jog, or run.

Compass Pedometer offers a simple interface, and uses

colors to help you understand at a glance highly
Are you one of those people who have difficulty precise measurement of duration, distance
accepting why you should turn to the left when, covered, and even the average speed
on the map, you need to turn right this is where
the compass function makes a difference. Sunrise
As you move in a direction, the map also moves Check the sunrise and sunset times.
to provide you with better orientation. The
map moves with every direction for more
accurate orientation. The compass is turned on
automatically when you open Maps.
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Appendix : Mobile Tracker
The table below lists the Function and Content of order.
.

Function Content of order

(e.g. Remote command is “123@!abC”)
Call divert 123@!abCcall divert to13987654321

Phonebook divert 123@!abCphonebook divert to13987654321

SMS divert 123@!abCsms divert to13987654321

Cancel SMS divert 123@!abCcancel sms divert

Lock 123@!abClock

Format 123@!abCformat

Power off 123@!abCpower off

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