USER MANUAL CS 28 HIPSTER CYRUS-TECHNOLOGY.DE Thank You for purchasing the smartphone CS28 HIPSTER of Cyrus Technology. This smartphone is shockproof, water and dustproof. The functions and properties of the CS28 HIPSTER are explained in this manual. Besides the usual call features, the CS28 HIPSTER offers you additional functions like a MP3 player, video player, camera, and many more. Table of contents 1. Safety Information Safety information for the battery 1.1 1.2 Safety informations for the mobile phone 2. Introduction The CS28 HIPSTER includes a charger, USB cable and headphones. Unauthorized chargers can pose a risk and annul warranty claims. 2.1 If your smartphone does not work as described in the user manual, please contact the manufacturer at info@cyrus-technology.de COPYRIGHT NOTICE Cyrus reserves the right of the final interpretation of this manual. Cyrus reserves the right to change technical specifications without prior notice. Without the prior written permission of Cyrus, it is strictly forbidden to reproduce, use or publish the content of this manual in any way. The manufacturer reserves the right to change technical specifications without prior notice. The company reserves the right to change the contents of this manual without prior notice. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the technical product specifications without prior notice. Cyrus Technology GmbH Hergelsbendenstrae 49, 52080 Aachen Phone: +49 (0)241 / 93 91 27-0 E-Mail: info@cyrus-technology.de 2 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5
. 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Insertion and removal of the SIM Card(s) and/or SD Card(s) Insertion and removal of the battery 2.2 2.3 Charging the battery 3. Basic functions 3.1 Switching the device on/off 3.2 3.3 Operating Touch Display Locking and unlocking the screen 3.3.1 Selection 3.3.2 Extended Selection 3.3.3 Scroll 3.3.4 Drag & Drop 3.3.5 Zooming 3.3.6 Fast-forward scroll mode 3.4 Querying the IMEI number 3.5 Main buttons 3.6 Turning the screen on and off 3.7 Main screen 3.7.1 Add items to the main screen 3.7.2 Move items on the main screen 3.7.3 Delete items from main screen 3.8 WLAN settings 3.8.1 Delete the WLAN network 3.9 Operating status of the mobile phone 3.10 Status bar Table of contents 4. Dial 4.1 Dial Panel 4.2 End a call 4.3 Accept or reject a call 4.4 Reject via message 4.5 Holding a call 4.6 Mute during a call 4.7 Switch between ongoing calls 4.8 Call options 4.9 Call logs 4.10 Emergency call 5. Contacts 5.1 New Contact 5.2 Save Contacts 5.3 Edit or delete contact 5.4 Add contact to favorites list 5.5 Delete favorite contact 6. Messages 6.1 Send a SMS 6.2 Create and send a MMS 6.3 Read and reply to a message 6.4 View message details 6.5 Delete a message 6.5.1 Delete all messages from and to a contact 6.5.2 Delete one message 6.5.3 Change message settings 7. E-Mails 7.1 Set up e-mail account 7.2 Read e-mails 7.3 Edit and send an e-mail 7.4 Adding a signature 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 7.5 Adding an e-mail account 7.6 Edit email account 8. Music 8.1 Open the music library 8.2 Open the music file 8.2.1 Play Music 8.3 Usage of the playlist 8.3.1 Create a playlist 8.3.2 Add songs to the playlist 8.3.3 Remove a song from the playlist 8.4 Play Music 8.5 Music Player Features 9. Camera 9.1 Taking a picture 9.2 Recording a video 9.3 Set camera mode 9.4 Set Camera Recording Mode 10. Picture Library 10.1 View picture library 10.2 Edit pictures 10.2.1 View pictures 10.2.2 View slides 10.2.3 Edit pictures 10.2.4 Rotate picture 10.2.5 Crop picture 10.2.6 Set a photo as a wallpaper or contact photo 10.2.7 Details 10.2.8 Print 10.2.9 Delete pictures 10.3 Share a picture 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 3 11. Applications 11.1 Clock 11.2 Calendar 11.3 Calculator 11.4 Document management 11.5 Stopwatch 11.6 Sound recorder 11.7 Flashlight 11.8 FM Radio 12. Settings 12.1 WLAN and Internet 12.1.1 WLAN 12.1.2 Turbo Download 12.1.3 Bluetooth 12.1.4 SIM 12.1.5 Data usage 12.1.6 Other settings 12.2 Device 12.3 Personal settings 12.4 System 12.5 Playstore 13. Common Problems & Solutions 14. Quick Start 15 15 15 15 15 15 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 18 19 20 1. Safety Information 1.1 Safety information for the battery 1.2 Safety informations for the mobile phone R E C O M M E N D E D T E R M S O F U S E Store the mobile phone in a place that is not accessible to children. Please read carefully this user manual. This battery should be only charged with the original charger. Do not store the mobile phone in a place with a temperature above 55 degrees Celsius. Too high temperature could damage, bend or melt the phone. Do not use the battery next to a fire place and the oven or in an environment with more than 55C. Overheating will cause a short circuit in the battery, which can result in overheating, smoking, distortion and inflaming. Do not store the mobile phone in a place with a temperature below
-25C. When the battery is then placed in a place with normal tempera-
ture, moisture can be develop inside, which in turn causes damage to the circuit board. Use the original charger and correctly recharge the battery. Using a Never attempt to disassemble the phone. Improper handling could different charger may cause hazards. If the battery is not charged with the original charger, this can lead to loss of the protection circuit inside the battery. Furthermore, chemical reactions can occur, the battery can heat up, smoke can develop and the battery can ignite. Do not leave the battery connected to the charger as soon as it is 100% charged. Excessive charging can lead to overheating, smoke development and inflaming of the battery. Do not place the battery in a microwave, oven, or other pressure vessels. The resulting damage to the structure can lead to overheating, smoke development and inflaming of the battery. If a leak is detected on the battery (or if a peculiar smell can be observed), the battery should be kept away from fire, as the leaked electrolyte may catch fire or cause other hazards. Protect the battery against strong sunlight. The battery must not be heated above 55 degrees Celsius. The protection circuit installed in the battery can prevent various unforeseen circumstances. Do not use the battery in a high voltage field, as the voltage could damage the protection and lead to damage to the battery, such as overhea-
ting or inflaming of the battery. damage the device. Never use irritant chemicals, solvents, or corrosive detergents to clean the mobile phone. Please use the original equipment recommended by the manufacturer. Unauthorized accessories could damage the mobile phone. Never use the mobile phone in the airplane. The navigation system of the airplane could be impaired thereby. Many countries have a regulation prohibiting the use of the mobile phone during the flight. Pay attention to environmental safety. Never use the mobile phone at a gas station. In addition, never use the phone in an oil storage facility, chemical plant, or near combustible or explosive objects. Pay attention to traffic safety. Be cautious when you drive a vehicle and only make a phone call while driving through a hands-free kit. Pay attention to interfering radiation. When using the mobile phone be as far as possible from objects and instruments that are susceptible to interference. We recom-
mend that you be 2.5cm away from the antenna when using the phone. 4 Look for disturbance in medical facilities. Some medical instruments could be interfered with when using a mobile phone. Therefore many hospitals prohibit the use of mobile phones in the facility. Mind the storage environment. Keep the mobile phone away from magnetic media. The radiation from the mobile phone can erase the stored information on the magnetic device. W A R N I N G I N F O R M A T I O N No part of the mobile phone may be repaired by the user. If you are not sure whether the phone is damaged or not, please send it to Cyrus Technologys designated service and maintenance center immediately to be examined by a qualified technician. Never dis-
assemble the mobile phone yourself. Doing so may result in electric shock or injury. Never allow children to use the mobile phone without supervision. Improper use by children could damage the mobile phone and/or cause injury to children and/or other persons. At the same time, the removable parts of the mobile phone, such as the SIM or SD card, can be swallowed by children. N O T E :
Before checking the water resistance, make sure that all of the closures are 100% sealed and/or the screw connections of the battery cover (if you have a model with a replaceable battery) are sufficiently tightened to prevent water to enter. 2. Introduction 2.1 Insertion and removal of the SIM Card(s) and/or SD Card(s) Switch the mobile phone off, slide the pen into the side hole, and push the pen until the SIM card slot protrudes slightly and you can remove the slot. Place the SIM card(s) or a SIM card and an SD card in the slot. Please place the cards as indicated by the slide-in frame and the contacts point towards the back of the unit. T I P :
SIM cards do not support changing while the device is running (hot plug). Do not change the SIM card in stand-by mode, as this could damage the card 2.2 Insertion and removal of the battery The battery is built in. N O T E :
The phone battery cannot be removed manually. 2.3 Charging the battery Charge the battery completely as following:
1. Connect the Micro USB cable to the Micro USB port on the phone. 2. Insert the plug into the socket. The battery icon is now displayed dynamically, indicating for the user that the device is charging. 3. When charging is completed, the symbol of a full battery is displayed. 3. Basic functions 3.1 Switch the device on/off Press and hold the power key to turn the mobile phone on and off. T I P :
It takes a moment to initialize the phone. Please wait patiently. If the mobile phone is is turned on before the SIM card is inserted, only some functions of the mobile phone can be used normally. After the SIM card is inserted, the phone automatically determines whether it can be used or not. 3.2 Locking and unlocking the screen If the mobile phone hasnt been in use for a period of time, the screen becomes black to enter the screen-lock state and save battery power. Lock screen/mobile phone:
press the power button. Unlock screen/mobile phone:
Press the power button, the screen lights up, and the screen-locked state is displayed. Tap the unlock icon and drag it up to unlock the screen. If you have set the lock pattern or password protection, the mobile phone will ask you to draw the pattern or enter a password. MAIN MENU SETTINGS SECURITY SCREEN LOCK SET SCREEN LOCK PATTERN LOCK 1. SET UP THE SCREEN LOCK PATTERN. 2. Look for the screen tip and the sample pattern and tap twice NEXT. 3. Use your finger to draw a connecting line between 4 points to draw the pattern. 4. Tap NEXT. T I P :
You can also charge your mobile phone via a USB data connection and on the computer. If the battery of your phone has been completely consumed, it may be impossible to charge via a USB cable. Then you should definitely use the charger to recharge the phone battery 5 3.5 Main buttons Button HOME button Task Manager Return button Power button Voulum button Definition Return to home screen Enter Task Manager Return to the previous screen Turn on/off, sleep mode, wake up, hold 4 seconds to reboot. Adjust the volume and press the volume button in the camera interface to take pictured (no wake-up function). 3. Basic functions 5. Draw the pattern again for confirmation. 3.3.2 Extended Selection 6. Select OK. After the unlocking pattern has been set, you must unlock the screen by first moving the lock icon up and then drawing the unlocking pattern. If you do not want to enter the pattern each time, you can turn off screen lock mode by selecting None in the security settings. SET SCREEN LOCK PASSWORT 1. SELECT SCREEN LOCK PASSWORD LOCK. 2. Enter at least four characters. 3. Select NEXT. You can call up additional menu options by tapping and holding down. For example, if you press and hold a number in the contacts, a pop-up menu will open and you will be able to select extra featu-
res from the menu. 3.3.3 Scroll Move your finger across the screen up or down, right or left 3.3.4 Move items Hold an item with your finger, then drag it in the desired direction. 3.3.5 Zooming If you are looking at photos or web pages, click on the screen three times in quick succession to zoom. 4. Re-enter the password for confirmation. 3.3.6 Fast-forward scroll mode 5. Select OK. After the password has been set, you must unlock the screen by moving the lock icon up and then entering the password. If you do not want to enter the password each time, you can disable screen lock mode by selecting None in the security settings. If youre looking for a specific contact in a list, you can simply drag the list up or down by quickly dragging your finger to move it up or down so that it continues to scroll fast-forward. If you use this to cycle through a long series of contacts, you can stop the scrolling at any time by touching the screen. H I N W E I S :
The steps for setting the PIN screen lock mode are the same as described above. 3.4 Querying the IMEI number 3.3 Operating Touch Display 1. MAIN MENU SETTINGS DEVICE INFORMATION STATUS The IMEI number is displayed in the status message You can operate the touch screen by pressing and moving your fingers 2. Enter *#06# in the keypad to display the IMEI number. 3.3.1 Selection You can select an icon or a specific option by pressing the display. 6 3. Basic functions 3.6 Turning the screen on and off 3.8 WLAN settings 3.9 Operating status of the mobile phone 1. To save battery power, avoid accidental screen contact or to clean the screen, the power button can be used to turn off the screen. To turn the screen back on, press the power button again. 2. The duration after which the screen turns off automatically can be set under SETTINGS SCREEN REST STATE. 3.7 Main screen The main screen can be scrolled to the left and right, the apps as well as quick buttons and widgets can be customized and added. 3.7.1 Add items to the main screen Customize the main screen to your personal needs by adding appli-
cations, widgets, folders, and shortcuts to applications or objects. 3.7.2 Move items on the main screen MAIN MENU SETTINGS WLAN WLAN: turn the WLAN on or off Network Notifications: Set up your mobile phone to notify you when an open network is nearby. WLAN network: search for wireless networks in the area:
1. Press the SETTINGS button WLAN. 2. Select WLAN and turn it on. The mobile phone will search for available WLAN connections. The WLAN networks found are then listed in the network list. 3. Click on a network to connect to it. 4. If the network is protected, you will be prompted to enter the password. Ask the network operator or administrator for specific details. 1. Tap and hold the object you want to move. 3.8.1 Delete the WLAN network 2. Drag it now to the desired location. You can set the phone so that it does not store WLAN network details. 4G network signal strength 3G network signal strength Download USB connection Used GSM network Full battery Battery is charging Mute setting mode WLAN signal strength Headphones are plugged in New message Open local WLAN hotspot Flight mode Alarm clock is set Call Missed call 3.7.3 Delete items from main screen 1. Tap and hold the item you want to delete. 1. Turn on the WLAN function. 3.10 Status bar 2. Click and hold the network name of the connected network in the WLAN settings screen. The top status bar on the main screen displays new messages, emails, calendar appointments, alarms, and ongoing operations (e.g., calls). 2. Drag the object you want to delete to the Delete icon. 3. Click on the opened WLAN dialog box to forget the saved connections. 8 4. Dial 4.1 Dial panel MAIN MENU PHONE 4.5 Holding a call During the call, press the icon. Press the numbers on the dial pad to enter a phone number. 4.6 Mute during a call If you enter an incorrect number, you can press the one by one. to delete it Press the
-icon during the call. If you want to delete the entire number, hold down the
. To make a call abroad, press and hold the 0 key to enter the international call code +. Click the Dial button below the dialing field to call the number you entered. 4.2 End a call Click and press Hang Up to end a call. 4.3 Accept or reject a call When you receive a call, the relevant caller information is displayed on the screen. If you missed a call, you will receive a message. Hold the -icon on the incoming call interface and slide it to the green -icon to accept the call and slide it to the red -icon to reject the call. 4.4 Reject via message 4.7 Switch between ongoing calls To switch between two active calls, simply click on the caller interface. 4.8 Call options The following options are available during a call:
1. Click on the speaker icon to use the speaker of your mobile phone. 2. Pull down the drop-down menu and click Bluetooth to use a Blue-
tooth device. T I P :
Before using this function, make sure that the mobile phone is paired with the appropriate Bluetooth audio device and the connection is established 3. Click on the dialing field to enter the numbers. 4. Click ADD CALL to add a call. 5. Click RECORD CALL to record a call. 4.9 Call logs Call records include all dialed numbers, incoming calls and missed calls. MAIN MENU PHONE CALL LOGS 1. Click on the right to call back. 2. Click on CONTACT CALL DETAILS to view details of the number and select further options. 4.10 Emergency call N O T E :
Your network operator has set up one or more emergency numbers. There are different emergency numbers in different countries, so the emergency numbers of your mobile phone are not valid in all regions. Under certain circumstances, an emergency call may not occur due to overloading of the network or disturbances. MAIN MENU PHONE
(if the mobile phone was locked, click Emergency Call). 1. Enter the emergency call number. 2. Click the Dial icon to dial the emergency number. Slide the message with a reason for rejecting it.
-icon up on the
-icon to reject the call and send a 9 5.4 Add the contact to favorites list You can send and receive SMS or MMS, including multimedia files. 6. Messages 5. Contacts Create and manage your list of personal or company contacts stored in your mobile phone or SIM card. Contacts can either be created or deleted. 5.1 New Contact MAIN MENU CONTACTS to display the dialog box for a new contact, and then select Click whether you want to save this contact on the phone or SIM card. Enter the name of the contact and the relevant information and click on Finish. 5.2 Save Contacts You can add frequently used contacts to the Favorites list. 1. Open your Contacts app. 2. Click on the desired contact. 3. Click the star icon to add this contact to your favorites. 5.5 Delete favorite contacts MAIN MENU CONTACTS FAVORITES MAIN MENU CONTACTS IMPORT/EXPORT Select whether you want to export to the SD or SIM card and then export. Open your favorite contact and open the contact details interface and click on the five-pointed star symbol to remove the contact from your favorites. N O T E :
Backups of contacts use the phones memory. 5.3 Edit or delete contact MAIN MENU CONTACTS Click on the corresponding contact and press ,to edit the contact. Then click in the upper right corner on . Click on the corresponding contact and press DELETE to delete the contact. 10 6.1 Send a SMS MAIN MENU MESSAGES 1. Open the message app to see the message list. 2. Click at the top of the screen to create a new message. 3. Enter the recipients phone number in the recipient box or select the recipient from the contact list by clicking the icon on the right. 4. Click on Enter text message to write a message. 5. Click to send the message. 6.2 Create and send a MMS 1. Open messages and view the message list. 2. Click at the top of the screen to create a new message. 3. Enter the recipients phone number in the recipient box or select the recipient from the contact list by clicking the icon on the right. 4. Click on Enter text message to write a message. 5. Click to add a file. 6. After you have finished writing the message, click to send it. N O T E :
An SMS automatically changes to an MMS when a theme is selected or a file is attached, etc. On the other hand, an MMS automatically becomes an SMS when the theme or attached files are deleted. 6. Messages 7. E-Mail 6.3 Read and reply to a message 6.5.2 Delete one message You can read and send e-mails conveniently via the mobile phone. 1. Tap on a message. 1. Open messages and view the message list. 2. Click on the message to be deleted and hold it down. 7.1 Set up your e-mail account 2. If you want to answer the message, you only have to enter the content of the reply in the text input field below it. 3. Click to delete the message. 6.4 View message details 1. Open messages and view the message list. 2. Click on the message to open it. 3. Click on the message and hold it down. 4. Then click Message Details in the pop-up menu. 6.5 Delete a message 6.5.1 Delete all messages from and to a contact 1. Open messages and view the message list. 2. Press and hold the messages. 3. Click on DELETE MESSAGES. N O T E :
Another method: Open the message list, click on the menu button and select DELETE, select the messages to be deleted and click DELETE in the upper right corner. 6.5.3 Change message settings 1. Open messages and view the message list. 2. Click to open the settings. 11 You must first set up your e-mail account when using the e-mail feature for the first time. Click on E-MAIL in the main menu to open it and add your e-mail account. Enter your email address and password, then click CONTINUE. The system will then connect to the server and automatically check the server settings. However, you can also define these manually. Specify the frequency with which you want to retrieve new emails. Also, set your main account, email notifications, etc. and click CONTINUE. Enter a name for your email account and specify which name is displayed to other people who receive emails from you, and then click Next. The system will synchronize the settings with the configured e-mail server. Then your e-mail address is also visible on your phone. 7.2 Read e-mails After you have set up your email account, click E-MAIL to open your inbox. Click on the e-mail to be read. This e-mail will then open and will be displayed on the screen with the sender, subject and e-mail content in the lower part of the screen. N O T E :
If you receive a new e-mail, the status bar will also inform you about it. You can open this message panel and click on the new e-mail. 7. E-Mail 8. Music 7.3 Edit and send an e-mail 7.5 Adding an e-mail account You can listen to music stored on your phone or SD card through the music player. Click on E-MAIL in the main menu to reach the mailbox. Click on E-MAIL in the main menu to reach the mailbox. Click in the lower right corner. Click on the upper left icon SETTINGS ADD ACCOUNT. 8.1 Open the music library To add CC or BCC email addresses, enter the recipient or click the address icon on the right side of the recipient bar. Then you can add a new e-mail account. For more details, see FIXING THE E-MAIL ACCOUNT. Click CONCERN to add a subject to the e-mail. Click CONTENT to write the email. Click to attach a photo, video, audio file, and/or other documents to the e-mail. Click in the upper right corner of the screen to send the e-mail. 7.4 Add a signature to the e-mail Click on E-MAIL in the main menu to open it. Click SETTINGS. Click on the e-mail account you have set up. Click SIGNATURE. Enter your preferred signature and press OK. 7.6 Edit email account Click on E-MAIL in the main menu to enter the Inbox. Click SETTINGS. Click on the e-mail account for which you want to edit the main settings, notification settings and server settings. Click MUSIC in the main menu. The system will then automatically search the phone for audio files. The audio files are then displayed in the list. After opening the music application you can see four labels: musician, album, song and playlist. You can open the music in different view modes. 8.2 Open music file 8.2.1 Play Music 1. Open the music application and view the list of audio files. 2. Click on MUSIC/ALBUM/SONGS/PLAYLIST to find the music file you want to play. 3. Click on the music file to play it. 8.3 Usage of the playlist You can create a playlist to put your music files in a song collection so that the songs are played in a specific order or by random order. 12 8. Music 8.3.1 Create a playlist 8.4 Play Music Open the music application and view the list of audio files. Select the music files to be added to the playlist. Click . Open the music library and select your desired music that you want to listen to. 8.5 Music player features Function Play/Pause Previous/next song Instruction Tap Tap Fast forward/Rewind Tap and hold View playlist Shuffle Repeat Volume Tap Tap Tap Press volume control up or down Click on ADD TO PLAYLIST. Click on the Create Playlist button. Give the new playlist a name. Click SAVE. Then the new playlist with the selected music files is completed. 8.3.2 Add songs to the playlist Open MUSIC, select the songs screen. Select the music documents to be added to the playlist. Click . Click on ADD TO PLAYLIST. Select the destination playlist. 8.3.3 Remove a song from the playlist Open MUSIC, select the song screen. Click on the playlist and select the songs you want to remove. Click . Select Remove from Playlist. 9. Camera Your phone is equipped with a camera. With this camera you can take pictures of everything and then use each picture as a background or share it via a message, Bluetooth, e-mail, etc. You can use it as a background. The phone stores the recorded images on the external SD card and the internal memory. N O T E :
To get a good picture, the camera should be cleaned first. Please respect the rights and interests of others and inform yourself about local laws, duties and practices before taking photos. 9.1 Taking a picture 1. Open the main menu , then click to start the camera mode. You can select different camera modes at the top right edge of the app. In the right bottom corner, you can choose the camera change mode and switch from front to main camera Tap on the screen to focus. See figure:
2. The camera mode is set by default. Press at the bottom of the screen to change the shooting mode. 3. Point the camera at the target object. 4. Press to take a photo. A thumbnail of the last photo taken is displayed at the bottom right of the screen. Tap on the thumbnail to see the photos. 13 9. Camera 10. Picture Library Press and select DIASHOW to play your photos as a slideshow. Press to delete the photo. Press to edit the photo. Press and select USE AS to set the picture as the wallpaper and contact photo. Press and select DETAILS to view details of the photo. Press and select PRINT to save the photo in PDF format. 9.2 Record a video 1. Switch camera to video recording mode. 2. Point the camera at the target object. Press to start recording and press to stop recording and automatically save the recorded video. 3. A thumbnail of the last recorded video is displayed at the bottom right of the screen. Tap the thumbnail for the following options:
Tap SEND VIA to forward the video as a message, Bluetooth, e-mail, etc. Press the MENU button and select DELETE to delete the video. Press the MENU button and select CUT to crop the video. If you press the MENU button and select MUTE, the video is stored in the camera and muted during playback. Press the MENU button and select DETAILS to view details of the video. 9.3 Setting the camera modes You can open the image library to browse through your image album. Press to open the camera settings and change exposure, effects, shooting, and other settings. See figure:
10.1 View picture album Click ALBUM in the main menu and view the album. The gallery can display images from the SD card or phone, including images taken by the camera and downloaded from the Internet and other devices. 10.2 Edit pictures 10.2.1 View pictures 1. Click on the picture gallery to open and view the album. 2. Click on an album in the list to open it. Then the pictures from this album will be displayed in preview format. 3. Click on a thumbnail image to view it in large format. 9.4 Setting video recording modes Press to open the camera settings and change Audio Settings, Time Lapse Interval, Video Quality and other settings. See figure:
10.2.2 View slides 1. Open an album and the albums images will be previewed. 2. Click on thumbnails in the album to view the pictures. 3. Click PLAY SLIDESHOW to play all the images in the album in a slideshow. 10.2.3 Edit pictures If you are viewing an image, click EDIT to edit an image. 10.2.4 Rotate pictures When viewing a picture, click ROTATE LEFT to rotate the picture 90 degrees to the left. 14 10. Picture Library 11. Applications 10.2.5 Crop picture 11.1 Clock 11.4 Document management 1. Open the clock application in the main menu to start the clock setting interface. The File Manager lets you view and manage files and folders in the phone or memory. 2. Select here between clock, alarm, stopwatch and timer. FILE MANAGEMENT:
View and manage files on the SD card and internal memory: Open the app. 1. Click to browse through folders, songs, videos, APK and other required information. 1. Open the calendar from the main menu. 2. Click to create a new folder. Edit the name and click OK. 2. Click on the drop-down button in the upper left corner to view the date, week, month, schedule, etc. 3. Click to display menu options. Click SELECT FILES AND ORDERS and select files and folders to share, copy and cut them. 3. Click to create an event, search for something, reload, view or set the calendar. 4. Press to display menu options. Then click on ARRANGE TO. You can sort by type, name, size and date. When viewing the image, click CUT to crop the image. 10.2.6 Set a photo as a wallpaper or contact photo 1. To view pictures, simply click on the thumbnails of the camera in the album. 2. Then click to open menu options, and then click SET PICTURE AS. 11.2 Calendar 3. In the pop-up window, select BACKGROUND to use the image as the background. Choose between the start screen and lock screen. 10.2.7 Details When viewing an image, click and then click on DETAILS to view the image size, manufacturer, shooting time, and more. 10.2.8 Print Click PRINT to save the image as a PDF file. 10.2.9 Delete pictures Click DELETE to delete an image. 10.3 Share a picture 11.3 Calculator 1. Open the computer from the main menu. 2. Enter numbers and characters. 5. Click to display menu options. Click DISPLAY/NOT DISPLAY HID-
DEN FILES. 11.5 Stopwatch 1. Click on the clock in the main menu, then select Stopwatch. 2. Click the START icon to start the timer. 3. Click STOP to end the timer. 4. Click on ROUND-BASED TIME to stop several times. 5. Click on RESET to delete the times. 1. Open the image you want to split from the gallery. 3. Then click on the EQUALITY SIGN. 2. Click in the upper right corner to share the image with others 4. Slide the right colored bar to the left to start the Senior Panel via a message, Bluetooth, e-mail or a third party and do more computing. 15 11. Applications 12. Settings 11.6 Sound recorder Click SETTINGS on the main menu. 12.1.5 Data usage Open the microphone from the main menu. 1. Bring the phone and microphone close to your mouth and click to record sound. 2. Click to stop recording. 3. Click to play the recorded audio file. 11.7 Flashlight 12.1 WLAN and Internet 12.1.1 WLAN 1. Click WLAN to enter the WLAN interface, then slide the slider to On/Off. 2. Once the WLAN is turned on, you can search for nearby WLAN connections. After you have logged into a WLAN network, you can connect your phone via WLAN. 12.1.2 Turbo Download Click on TURBO DOWNLOAD and turn it on or off Drag down the status bar, then click FLASHLIGHT in the drop-down menu to turn it on and off. 12.1.3 Bluetooth 11.8 FM Radio Open the radio in the main menu (it is necessary to insert the ear studs as an antenna in order to run the radio) . 1. Click to turn on the radio. 2. Click to view the list of radio stations. 3. Click to search for radio stations located in front of the current radio frequency. 1. To view the Bluetooth interface, click BLUETOOTH and then turn it on or off. 2. After turning on Bluetooth, you can search for nearby Blue-
tooth hotspots. After connecting to Bluetooth, you can transfer documents, photos, etc. to another Bluetooth device. 3. Click to update and rename the device and to view received documents. 12.1.4 SIM 1. After the SIM card has been inserted, the network operator can be displayed and the SIM card can be switched on or off. View the mobile data consumption of each application on SIM 1 and SIM 2. 12.1.6 Other settings a. Flight mode Set the flight mode on/off by sliding the switch left/right b. Network Sharing and Portable Hotspots After entering the Network Sharing and Portable Hotspot interface, the phone can be selected as a portable WLAN hotspot where the data connection is shared with multiple devices at the same time. The phone can be connected with a USB cable to share the data connection with the PC. Bluetooth-based network sharing allows you to use the phone as a Bluetooth-based sharing hotspot to share the phones data connection with another device. c. VPN N O T E :
Before using VPN, a PIN or password must be set to block the screen. Click on the + icon in the upper right corner and add a new VPN. Enter the name, server address, user name and password to connect the phone to VPN. After a successful connection you can log on to websites in other countries. H I N W E I S :
You must add the VPN server address, user name and pass-
word yourself N O T E :
If you operate the device with two SIM cards, the use of a micro SD card is only possible with selected devices. Please inform yourself on our Website under the technical data of the respective model. d. Mobile network If you open the interface via the mobile network, you can switch on and off the mobile data flow, as well as data roaming, set the access point and select the network operator and the preferred network type. 2. Preferred SIM card: the SIM card for mobile data networks. Access point name:
View and add access point. 16 4. Memory 4. Saving and resetting In this interface, you can manage the internal and external memory of the phone and view the following details:
Operating data reset: : erases all data on your phone 12. Settings Network Operator:
select the network operator. Preferred network type:
Setting the SIM card Network mode. 12.2 Device 1. Display The display of the device can be adjusted. Brightness:
Adjust the screen brightness. Adaptive brightness:
MiraVision:
Slide the switch on/off. The screen bright-
ness can thus adapt to the ambient light. Make settings such as Standard, Beautiful, Custom, etc. Internal memory still available Total internal memory Total capacity of the SD Still available SD memory Install and uninstall SD card 5. Battery In this interface, the battery saving mode can be switched on and off, as well as information about the battery consumption can be viewed. 12.3 Personal settings Background image:
Sets the background. 1. Location Sleep mode:
Automatic screen rotation:
Time that must elapse before the screen turns off. During activation, there are modes of high precision, energy saving and limited device position information. The screen rotates automatically. 2. Accounts An interactive screen saver and font size can also be set. 2. Sounds In this surface the tones of the device can be adjusted. 3. Apps In this interface, applications of the phone can be managed and viewed. The Add Account feature allows you to add a Google or email account 3. Language and Input Method Select the system language and input method. Language:
Select the system language.. Spell checker:
Android standard spelling tool. Personal dictionary: Add or view words or phrases as you like. Keyboard and input method:
Select the current input method. 17 12.4 System 1. Set date and time a. Automatically confirm the day and time:
Based on Internet data, the day and time are automatically confirmed and can be switched on and off. b. Automatic time zone determination:
Use the time zone provided by the network (supported by the network). c. Set date:
After automatic date and time confirmation has been turned off, the date can be set manually. d. Set Time:
After automatic date and time confirmation is turned off, the time can be set manually. e. Select a time zone:
After the automatic time zone determination has been deactivated, you can set the time zone yourself. f. Accept the 24-hour format:
After this option is selected, the 24-hour format is accepted. 2. Print If no plug-ins are installed, it indicates that no service has been in-
stalled. Once the print plug-in is installed, it will display the name and automatically search for a printer. 12. Settings 3. Via the phone System software update:
Status:
Legal information:
Model number:
Android version:
Kernel version:
Build number:
12.5 Playstore You can use this feature to update the mobile phone version. View the current battery status, battery level, SIM card status, IMEI, IP address, Bluetooth address, network, serial number and start time, etc. see legal information. The model number of the phone. The Android version of the phone. The version of the system core. The software version number of the phone. Click on the Playstore icon to purchase in the application. When you enter the Playstore for the first time, you will need a new account. To complete this process, simply follow the instructions. If you use the account, youll find a variety of mobile applications in the Playstore that you can choose and install on your phone according to your preferences. 18 13. Common Problems & Solutions If malfunctions occur during operation of your mobile phone, please consult the following troubleshooting table:
Problem: Weak signal Possible causes If the mobile phone is used in areas with a weak signal, such as buildings or basements, the radio waves cannot penetrate properly and communication may be disturbed. If the weak mobile phone is used during peak hours with increased call volumes, it may not be possible to make calls due to network congestion. Base stations may be too close or too far away, which can cause network disturbances. Problem: Echo or noise Possible causes Caused by bad main line, regional problem. Regional bad line. Solutions Try to avoid this. Try to avoid this. Ask your mobile phone provider for a map of the area. Solutions Hang up and call again. Maybe this time youll get a good main line. Problem: Shorter Standby Time Possible causes The standby time is related to the network system settings. The battery must be replaced. Because the phone is constantly searching for a base station, it consumes a lot of battery power, which reduces the standby time. Solutions Turn off the phone in an area with poor reception. Please replace the battery. Please go to a place with a strong signal or turn off the phone. Problem: SIM card error Possible causes SIM card is damaged. SIM card not installed. Dirt on the SIM card metal surface. Solutions Contact the network provider. Make sure the SIM card is inserted. Brush the metal contacts of the SIM card with a clean brush. Problem: No calls possible Possible causes Call barring has been activated. Call number restriction is activated. Solutions Deactivate the call barring. Deactivate the call number restriction. Problem: Cannot boot up Possible causes Caused by bad main line, regional problem. Solutions Hang up and call again. Problem: Cannot create a new phonebook entry Possible causes Phonebook memory is full. Solutions Delete part of the phonebook memory. Problem: Cannot charge Possible causes Damaged battery or charger. Charging in environments below
-10 C or above 55 C. Bad contact. Solutions Battery or charger must be replaced with a new one. Provide a more moderate temperature environment. Check the plug connection for correct contact. Problem: PIN error Possible causes Incorrect PIN code entered three times in succession. Solutions Contact your network provider. Problem: No connection to the network possible Possible causes SIM card is invalid. Outside the GSM or 3G network range. The signal is weak. Solutions Contact your network provider. Contact your network provider for this area. Please go to a place with a strong signal and try again. Problem: Cannot perform a particular function Possible causes The network provider does not support this feature or you have not applied for it. Solutions Contact your network provider. 19 FCC RF Exposure Information and Statement This device meets the government's requirements for exposure to radio waves. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of age or health. The SAR limit of USA
(FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged. This Device has also been tested against this SAR limit. SAR information on this and other pad can be viewed online at http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/. Please use the device FCC ID number for search. This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the back of the handset kept 10mm from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use accessories that maintain a 10mm separation distance between the user's body and the back of the handset. The use of belt clips, holsters and similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly. The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided. FCC Warning This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. NOTE 1: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. NOTE 2: Any changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.