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4.4 Fun & Games

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4.4.1 Java

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4.4.2 Java settings

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4.4.3 Java default security

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4.4.4 Java network

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4.5 Call center

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4.5.1 Call history

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4.5.2 Call settings

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4.6 Messaging

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4.6.1 Write message

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4.6.2 Inbox

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4.6.3 Drafts

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4.6.4 Outtbox

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4.6.5 Sent messages

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4.6.6 Delete messages

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4.6.7 Broadcast message

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4.6.8 Templates

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4.6.9 Message settings

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4.7 Multimedia

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4.7.1 Mobile TV

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4.7.2 Camera

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4.7.3 Image viewer

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4.7.4 Video recorder

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4.7.5 Media player

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4.7.6 Sound recorder

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4.7.7 FM radio

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4.8 Organizer

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4.8.1 Calendar

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4.8.2 Tasks

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4.8.3 Alarm

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4.8.4 World clock

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4.8.5 Notes

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4.9 Settings

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4.9.1 Dual SIM switch

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4.9.2 Dual SIM settings

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4.9.3 Pen calibration

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4.9.4 Phone settings

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4.9.5 Network settings

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4.9.6 Security settings

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4.9.7 Restore factory setting

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4.9.8Sound effects

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4.10 User profiles

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4.11 Extra

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4.11.1 Calculator

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Summary of Contents for Z01

Page 1: ... 1 GSM GPRS Digital Phone User Manual ...

Page 2: ...nsertion of Memory Card 10 2 3 Battery 10 2 3 1 Removal and Installation of the Battery 11 2 3 2 Battery charging 11 2 4 Safely password 11 3 Fleetly User manual 12 3 1 Function hotkey 12 3 2 Dialing 12 3 3 Rejecting calls 12 3 4 Receiving calls 12 3 5 Ending a call 12 3 6 Emergency calls 13 3 7 Extension dialing 13 3 8 Call history 13 3 9 Call divert 13 3 10 Call waiting 13 3 11 Call barring 13 3...

Page 3: ...essage settings 19 4 7 Multimedia 21 4 7 1 Mobile TV 21 4 7 2 Camera 21 4 7 3 Image viewer 21 4 7 4 Video recorder 22 4 7 5 Media player 22 4 7 6 Sound recorder 22 4 7 7 FM radio 23 4 8 Organizer 23 4 8 1 Calendar 23 4 8 2 Tasks 23 4 8 3 Alarm 23 4 8 4 World clock 24 4 8 5 Notes 24 4 9 Settings 24 4 9 1 Dual SIM switch 24 4 9 2 Dual SIM settings 24 4 9 3 Pen calibration 24 4 9 4 Phone settings 24 ...

Page 4: ...5 4 11 3 Currency converter 25 4 11 4 Stopwatch 25 4 12 Services 25 4 12 1 STK 25 4 12 2 Internet service 26 4 12 3 MSN 28 4 13 Connectivuty 28 4 13 1 Bluetooth 28 4 13 2 Data account 28 5 Input Method 28 5 1 General Outline 29 ...

Page 5: ...gent immediately to have a hold put on the SIM card This will prevent economic loss caused by unauthorized calls made from your mobile phone n When you contact the telecommunications authorities or a sales agent they will need to know the IMEI number of your mobile phone remove battery to expose number located on the label on back of phone Please copy this number and keep in a safe place for futur...

Page 6: ...mobile phone will not automatically turn on during a plane flight n To avoid the mobile phone malfunctioning or catching fire please do not violently impact jolt or throw your mobile phone n Please do not place the batteries mobile phone or charger in a microwave oven or high pressure equipment Otherwise it could lead to unexpected accidents such as damage to the circuitry or fire n Please do not ...

Page 7: ... crack and catch fire n Do not dispose of old batteries with everyday domestic garbage Please dispose of old batteries at the directed places with specific rules for their disposal n Please do not put throw batteries into a fire as this will cause the battery to catch fire and explode n When installing the battery do not use force or pressure as this will cause the battery to leak overheat crack a...

Page 8: ...l shock smoking and damage to the charger n Please do not use the charger if the power cord is damaged as this will cause fire or electrical shock n Please immediately clean any dust gathered on the electrical outlet n Please do not place vessels with water near the charger in order to avoid water splashing onto the charger and causing an electrical shortage leakage or other malfunction n If the c...

Page 9: ...contact lose of power and even inability to recharge Please clean regularly 2 Before Use 2 1 The Names and Explanation of Each Part 2 1 1 Appearance 2 1 2 Keypad Instructions 1 OK key OK key function is same with the left soft key 2 Menu key press this key into the main menu 3 Back key to perform the function of the prompt displayed in lower right corner of the screen 4 Dial key to dial and pick u...

Page 10: ... screen Missed calls At the top of screen 2 2 Insertion of the SIM Card and Memory Card 2 2 1 Insertion of SIM Card Metal interface of SIM card is very easy scrape Before inserting into the phone you must carefully remove it n Turn off the phone remove the battery and unplug other external power sources n Insert the SIM card into the SIM slot n When you need to remove the SIM card please first tur...

Page 11: ...ar on the screen after starting to charge n When the Capacity Indicator in Icon Area is full and doesn t flash any more the charging process is complete If your phone is charged in power off status charging complete screen will also display Charging process usually takes 1 2 5 hours Battery phone and charger normally turns hot during charging process n When charging process complete disconnect con...

Page 12: ...annot modify the PUK2 code If you lose this code please contact with your service supplier 3 Fleetly User manual 3 1 Function hotkey Function Hotkey State description Power on off Long press the Hang up key All screen Control receiver volume Press Side volume keys Calling screen Enter the main menu Press the Menu key Idle screen Silent Normal mode Long click the key Idle screen 3 2 Dialing You may...

Page 13: ...ceived dialed calls 3 9 Call divert After activating this function the network will notify you that you have a new incoming call when you are talking on the phone For details of how to use this function you can contact your network operator 3 10 Call waiting The call diversion network service permits you to divert under certain preset situations certain incoming calls to a telephone number designa...

Page 14: ...the Memory card have been inserted into the mobile phone n Open to display all the files and folders in the root n New Folder to create a new folder n Format to format the Phone or Memory Card it will delete all of the data and file n Rename to rename your Phone or Memory Card n Details to show the Name Total size Free size of your Phone or Memory Card Open the root it will display the file or fol...

Page 15: ...to the current phone entry n Send multimedia message to send the multimedia message to the current entry n Call to make a call directly n IP dial activate the IP dial up of numbers in the phonebook n Edit edit the entry n Delete delete the entry n Copy copy the entry n Move move the entry n Send contact send the entry of as text message as multimedia message and via Bluetooth n Add to blacklist ad...

Page 16: ...ert Call barring Line switching Cloaed user group and Advance settings In the Advance settings you can set Blacklist Auto redial IP dial Call time display Call time reminder Auto quick end Reject by SMS and Emergency Service call 4 6 Messaging This feature allows you to send receive store and edit all kinds of information and its network must support a variety of features please contact the compan...

Page 17: ...n circumstances for example Delete Slide only appears when the current MMS exceeds one page Each page of a MMS can only contain one picture and one sound When the current page contains a sound or picture Edit image or Edit Audio will appear When editing an MMS the status information line bar at the top of the screen will display the following the current page total pages and the entire size of the...

Page 18: ...hort message Advanced to use number URL and USSD Multimedia message Enter the Inbox submenu Your mobile phone will display a list of the MMS in the Inbox include download prompt Use the Touch screen slide to scroll to the MMS you wish to read by clicking the Options you can carry out the following operations on the current MMS n Download to download the current MMS content if the MMS is not downlo...

Page 19: ...r the Outbox short message list appears you can use the Touch screen slide to select the short message click the Ok to read the detailed contents of the selected short messages At this time you may also click Options to perform the following functions n View to view the current message n Resend to send the current message n Edit to edit the current message n Delete to delete the current short mess...

Page 20: ...n Common Setting to set On Off to the Delivery Report If you set it as On then when the recipient receives your short message or if the short message is not received for some reason the short message centre will send a status report so that you can see whether the message has been delivered Note The network operator must support this function for it to be available n Memory Status to display the m...

Page 21: ...ght in dark environment n Effect Settings to set the special effect from Normal Grayscale Sepia Sepia green Sepia blue and Color invert when you are taking photo n Sensor Select to select camera 1 or camera 2 n Storage to set the storage of the photos from Phone or Memory card n Restore Default to restore the settings of camera to default setting except self capture mode Taking a photo n After fra...

Page 22: ...ideo Video n At the preview screen click the ok to begin to kinescope n Click the ok to intermit recorder then click the ok to continue recorder n When the movies is recording touch Stop stop and save the movies then return preview mode Acquiescence name of saving the movies is MOV four serial number of movies increase according as time the letter You can look over the movies from the Video Player...

Page 23: ...he sound recording in the current recording document and will possess in finally the sound recording record retention current document Ø File list display the record files 4 8 Organizer 4 8 1 Calendar Click the Options n View today to view the pre saved event of today n View all to view all the pre saved events n Add event to add an event as Reminder Meeting or Course n Jump to date to jump to a s...

Page 24: ...ff Language Pref input methods Encoding Display Auto update of date and time URRT settings and Misc settings 4 9 5 Network settings In this menu you can set the network Network selection and Preferences 4 9 6 Security settings In this menu you can set SIM Security settings Phone lock Auto keypad lock and Change password 4 9 7 Restore factory setting Enter the Restore Factory Settings submenu Here ...

Page 25: ...es with different option for example incoming call power on or off and so on n Volume Two type of volume can be set Ring Tone including incoming call alarm power on power off message tone and Key Tone associated with key press n Alert Type This option allows the user to set the kind of alert he expects when there is an incoming call User can select four types Ring Only Vibration Only Vibration and...

Page 26: ...ptions Homepage Bookmarks Recent Pages Input address Service Inbox and Settings Homepage Select Homepage to enter the home page use this menu to connect your phone to the network and load the home page of the service provider The Home page is the WAP site set by you in the activated connection method Home page is set in the Settings Edit Profile Homepage Bookmarks Display the bookmark list Use the...

Page 27: ...xy Address to input gateway Proxy address Ø Proxy Port to set the proxy port Ø Username to set the user degree of APN Service Ø Password to set the user password of APN Service n Browser Options to set the Timeout and Show Images Ø Timeout to set a time limit integer of 30 300 second if there is no data entered or transferred beyond this time limit the service will automatically turn off Ø Show Im...

Page 28: ...uiry new Device Searches for the new blue tooth installment n Search audio device According to the click OK the search exempts holds the installment like blue tooth earphone and so on If neighbor has the blue tooth equipment and already opened the handset will find this equipment according to the connect inputs the blue tooth password pair the success joint n My name you can edit the buletooth nam...

Page 29: ...one provides many input methods Character entry functions permitted by this mobile phone are Inputting and editing of short messages Inputting and editing of names in the phone book Looking up the phone entry by name Editing of text in MMS ...

Page 30: ...rence that may cause undesired operation NOTE The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment Such modifications could void the user s authority to operate the equipment NOTE 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...

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