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After Sales Support

Telephone:

1300 663 907

Internet:

www.winplus.com.au

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM

SOLUTION

Phone won’t turn on

- Ensure the battery is fully charged.

- Ensure the battery is inserted in the phone correctly.

- Check the copper battery terminals show no signs of

damage

Phone won’t make calls or send

text messages

- Check the SIM card is inserted into the phone

correctly. (See instructions on page 9)

- If your SIM card is on a prepaid service, check that

there is credit on your account by contacting your

network provider.

- Check the primary SIM is connected to the position

marked “SIM 1”

My music files won’t play

- Only MP3 and WAV format are supported. Check that

your files are in MP3 format or WAV format.

- Make sure that your music files are contained in the

folder marked “My Music” on your micro SD card

- Check the volume is turned up -If listening though

earphones, check they are functioning correctly

My video files won’t play

Only MP4, AVI and 3GP format are supported. Check

that your files are in MP4, AVI and 3GP format.

My phone doesn’t ring during an

incoming call

Check the profile is set to normal or outdoor. If the

profile is set to silent or meeting, then there will be no

ringtone. More information about profiles can be found

on page 19

How do I turn the torch off?

Flip the switch on the left hand side of the phone.

How do I activate the torch?

Use the dedicated switch on the left side of the mobile

phone. Slide the switch to activate the torch feature.

The alarm will not turn off

Open the flip phone and press the red phone button.

How do I stop the SOS function?

If you have accidentally pressed the SOS button, and

activated the SOS dialling feature, you can abort the

dialling sequence by opening the phone, and pressing

the red phone button

When pressing the keys in dialling

mode, each number is not read

aloud as I expected.

The audible number key tones feature can be modified

in the profile settings:

Navigate to Profiles>Profile name>Settings>Adjust

Volume>Key Read Volume. Adjust the volume level to

your desired level.

Tip: The currently active profile determines the

behaviour of your phone. It is shown with a green

dot to the right of its name in the Profiles menu. For

more information about profiles, see page 19

Summary of Contents for IT114039

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL Model Number IT114039 ...

Page 2: ... often Do not attempt to fit the battery into another model of mobile phone Keep batteries away from children Do not deform or attempt to dismantle the battery Do not expose the battery to extreme hot or extreme cold conditions If you are not using your phone for a long period of time please remove the battery Charging Only charge your phone with the included power adaptor Do not use a third party...

Page 3: ...mine SAR in each band of operation not all bands are available in all areas Bands are dependent on your service provider s wireless and roaming networks Radio frequency interference Observe signs and notices that prohibit or restrict the use of mobile phones for example in healthcare facilities or blasting areas Turn off your phone when use is prohibited such as while travelling in aircraft or whe...

Page 4: ...h consequence activities This device is not intended for use where the failure of the device could lead to death or personal injury Mobile network A current mobile service plan is required for correct operation Mobile data may be required for some features The supplier is not responsible for any charges incurred ...

Page 5: ...ll options 12 SOS Function 13 Main Menu Options 13 1 Messaging 13 2 Call Logs 13 3 Contacts 13 4 Profiles 13 5 Settings 13 6 Tools 13 7 Multimedia 13 7 1 Camera Application Controls 13 7 2 Video Recorder Application Controls 13 7 3 Video Player Application Controls 13 7 4 Audio Player Application Controls 13 7 5 FM Radio Application Controls 13 7 6 Internet Application Controls 14 Torch Mode 15 Co...

Page 6: ...lease see back page for contact details 1 x Flip Mobile Phone 1 x Li ion Battery 1 x USB Cable 1 x Wall Charger Platform SC6531D 64 64Mb Network GSM GPRS 850 900 1800 1900 SIM Single SIM or Dual SIM Dual Standby Phone type Flip open Size 100 8mm x 50mm x 17 8mm Screen 2 4 QVGA LCD 240 320 Bluetooth Yes FM FM recording Yes External Memory Micro SD card up to 32GB WAP GPRS Supported Phone book 300 c...

Page 7: ...winplus com au 7 3 2 1 4 9 10 11 12 15 13 14 8 7 6 5 1 Speaker 2 LED Screen 3 Up Menu 4 Back 5 End Call Home Power 6 Number Pad 7 MP3 Player 8 FM Radio 9 Dial 10 OK Menu 11 Camera 12 LED Lights 13 Loud Speaker 14 Battery Cover 15 SOS Button Product Overview ...

Page 8: ...After Sales Support Telephone 1300 663 907 Internet www winplus com au 8 Product Overview 18 16 17 16 Volume Up Down 17 Earphone Jack 18 Torch Switch ...

Page 9: ... the battery 3 Slide your SIM card under the metal clasp into the bay marked SIM1 The copper contacts must face down and the cut corner of the SIM card must be inserted last Note The SIM card must be inserted in SIM 1 in order to use the emergency SOS functions See page 22 for details on dual sim use 2 INSERTING A MICRO SD CARD You can store additional photos music and videos on your phone by inse...

Page 10: ...s To insert the battery 1 Slide the rear cover of the phone away from the flip hinge to remove the cover 2 Insert the battery connecting the copper contacts first and then pressing the top of the battery into place 3 Replace the battery cover sliding it up until you hear a soft click 4 CHARGING THE BATTERY Before you use the phone for the first time charge the battery for a minimum of 8 hours To c...

Page 11: ...pted to set the time and date 1 Enter the year month and day using the numerical keypad Date format is YYYY MM DD 2 Once you have entered the date press the left side button to enter your selection 3 Enter the time using the numerical keypad Time format is HH MM AM PM 4 Use the Up and Down button to switch between AM and PM 5 Once you have entered the time press the left side button to enter your ...

Page 12: ... to the screen will change The current function of each button is displayed on the screen closest to the relevant menu button Here are some examples Exit Exit the current Application Clear Clear backspace Back Step back one menu Options Open the option menu Options Open the option menu OK Accept the current selection Arrows Up and Down Arrows Up and Down Arrows Up and Down Menu Access the menu ...

Page 13: ...ng the phone will make a ringing sound when there is an incoming call See page 19 for more details about customising profiles 2 Open the phone to answer the incoming phone call automatically If the mobile phone is already in the open position you can accept the call by pressing the green phone button 3 To end the phone call press the red phone button or close the flip phone Tip You can customise t...

Page 14: ...eceiving an SMS 1 When a new SMS is received the phone will play the message alert tone The message alert tone can be customised to suit your needs See page 20 for more details about customising profiles 2 Open the phone and you will be presented with a screen saying New Message 3 Select Read using the left button 4 The message is now displayed Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the mes...

Page 15: ...ered as a whole rather than each letter Each numeric key on the keypad contains 3 or 4 letters for example the number 2 contains the letters A B C To create a word you press the button for each letter in the word once the phone then predicts the word you are trying to enter and displays it on the screen To accept the word press 0 and continue to type the next word Cycle through suggested words wit...

Page 16: ... allowed Do not save 000 or 112 in the EmergNUM list B SETTING UP SOS DIALLING When enabled pressing the emergency SOS button will automatically dial the number s in your EmergNUM list It will cycle through the numbers in the list until cancelled or someone picks up the phone 1 From the main menu navigate to the Tools menu 2 Scroll down using the UP and DOWN navigation buttons until you reach SOS ...

Page 17: ... length 13 MAIN MENU OPTIONS The main menu contains all the features functions and settings which are available on your phone 1 You can access the main menu from the home screen by pressing the UP ARROW or the left side button 2 Use the UP and DOWN ARROWS to navigate the available sub menus You can press the left side button to access the selected sub menu Below is a summary of the available sub m...

Page 18: ...select whether you want to save the contact on your phone or SIM card Select your preferred location and press the left side button 5 Use the keypad to enter the details of the contact you wish to add including name mobile phone number home phone number contact image contact grouping and custom ringtone for the contact 6 Once all details have been entered select done by pressing the right side but...

Page 19: ...not retrieve it 13 4 Profiles Profiles set the way your phone will behave when receiving calls messages alerts and notifications You can select from 5 different profiles to suit your needs You can quickly check which profile is active by checking the icon which appears in the top left corner of the screen to the right of the reception indicator NORMAL SILENT MEETING INDOOR OUTDOOR Icon shown No ic...

Page 20: ...le below MENU MENU ITEM DESCRIPTION NOTES Ring Settings SIM 1 call ring Ringtone melody for incoming calls through SIM 1 The phone comes with built in ringtones shown under the Fixed ringtones menu option You are also able to set an MP3 file as your ringtone by selecting the More ringtones menu option SIM 1 message ring Ringtone melody for incoming SMS through SIM 1 SIM 2 call ring Ringtone melody...

Page 21: ...alert and Vibration alert concurrently SIM2 call alert Alert behaviour for incoming calls through SIM 2 SIM 1 message alert Alert behaviour for incoming SMS messages through SIM 1 SIM 2 message alert Alert behaviour for incoming SMS messages through SIM 2 Alarm Calendar remind Alert behaviour for alarms and calendar events Other Alert Rings Key tone Silent or audible key tones when typing Battery ...

Page 22: ...r Screen Saver Settings Change your screen saver settings Contrast Settings Change the screen contrast Keypad Backlight Select keypad backlight duration Security PIN Alter your SIM card PIN setting for added security contact your service provider for further information Modify PIN2 Alter your secondary SIM card PIN setting for added security contact your service provider for further information Ca...

Page 23: ... Kit 1 From the main menu navigate to the Settings menu 2 Open the Connections submenu and then Bluetooth 3 Activate Bluetooth by pressing the left side button There will be a tick in the box to confirm Bluetooth is active 4 Navigate to the Paired Devices options and press the left side button to open 5 Select Add New Device to search for available Bluetooth devices nearby A list will show you all...

Page 24: ... 9 and the and keys on the keypad Once numbers have been set it allows you to press and hold the number key for 1 second to place a call from the home screen SOS Ring Emergency Numbers Emergency SOS Applications for control of the SOS dialling function See section 9 for more information about the correct use of this function 13 7 Multimedia Access and record movies photos audio and radio using the...

Page 25: ...t to listen to To record the radio 1 When listening to the radio select Options Record My Files View files stored on the micro SD card If no micro SD card is installed the internal memory is shown 13 7 1 Camera Application Controls BUTTON FUNCTION Up Arrow Zoom in Down Arrow Zoom out Right Menu Button Back Exit Camera Left Menu Button Camera Options Image Viewer Settings Help End Call Button Close...

Page 26: ...hange resolution 352 288 320 240 176 144 160 128 128 96 No 4 Button Change recording colour Blue Green Yellow Red Sepia old Negative No 5 Button Alter White Balance setting Auto Fluorescent Cloudy Tungsten Daylight Button Toggle brightness up Button Toggle brightness down 13 7 3 Video Player Application Controls BUTTON FUNCTION Up Arrow Rewind Down Arrow Fast Forward Right Menu Button Back Exit St...

Page 27: ...Phone Book Button Back Exit Menu Button FM Radio Options Play Auto Search Channel List Save Manual Search Close Speaker Background Play Record Record File List Storage Help End Call Button Close all Button Skip to next station Button Go back to previous station 13 7 6 Internet Application Controls Note Browsing the web may incur additional data usage costs Please check with your service provider b...

Page 28: ...sert the other end of the USB cable into the computer 3 Select Charging from the menu displayed on the mobile phone screen Using your phone as a storage device The Cocoon Flip Mobile Phone can be connected to a computer to access the photos videos and music files on the micro SD card or the internal memory 1 Insert one end of the USB cable into the mobile phone 2 Insert the other end of the USB ca...

Page 29: ...3GP format My phone doesn t ring during an incoming call Check the profile is set to normal or outdoor If the profile is set to silent or meeting then there will be no ringtone More information about profiles can be found on page 19 How do I turn the torch off Flip the switch on the left hand side of the phone How do I activate the torch Use the dedicated switch on the left side of the mobile phon...

Page 30: ...t that where two SIM cards are installed you will be prompted to select which SIM card to use to place a call or send a SMS message How do I change the behaviour of my second SIM card 2 SIM cards are supported The primary SIM is always inserted into the bay marked SIM1 The secondary SIM is inserted into the bay marked SIM2 To access the Dual SIM menu press the DOWN arrow button from the home scree...

Page 31: ...e Phone has been used in accordance with instructions provided The benefits under our Warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies under consumer law in relation to these goods Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable los...

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