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3. Keys localization

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UP/DOWN key 9

Red receiver

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Green receiver 10 Numeric keyboard

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M1

11 Torch button

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M2

12 Camera button

5

SOS button

13 Micro USB/charging slot

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Torch

14 Camera

7

Speaker

15 Ringtone speaker

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Display

16 Battery cover

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Summary of Contents for MM910

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual GSM Cell phone Easiphone MM910...

Page 2: ...m pl Note The phone operates in GSM 900 1800 network Before switching the phone on insert the SIM card correctly Set content GSM cell phone Charger Battery Instruction manual Warranty card Hands free...

Page 3: ...nds SMS to previously defined phone numbers Large type simple Menu Hands free function Phonebook 1000 entries Receiving and sending SMS Quick dialing of 8 numbers Displaying the time of a call Loud ri...

Page 4: ...2 Scrolling contacts 20 6 3 Deleting contacts 21 6 3 1 Deleting a single contact 21 6 3 2 Deleting all contacts 21 6 4 Copying contacts 21 6 4 1 Copying a single contact 21 6 4 2 Copying all contacts...

Page 5: ...e switching 31 8 1 6 Advanced settings 31 9 SMS and MMS 32 9 1 Writing and sending SMS 32 9 2 Reading and answering SMS 34 9 3 SMS boxes 34 9 3 1 Inbox 34 9 3 2 Sent messages 35 9 3 3 Drafts 35 9 3 4...

Page 6: ...ext 51 12 3 5 Display 51 12 3 6 Flight mode 51 12 4 Network settings 51 12 5 Security settings 52 12 5 1 PIN code 52 12 5 2 Phone security 52 12 5 3 Automatic keylock 52 12 6 Communication 52 12 6 1 B...

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Page 8: ...trol stations or inflammable materials The phone emits electromagnetic field which may have a negative influence on other electronic devices for example on medical equipment Keep appropriate distance...

Page 9: ...particular components will be damaged Use only original chargers and batteries Using unoriginal accessories may cause the damage of the device or its explosion WATERTIGHTNESS AND DUSTTIGHTNESS the pho...

Page 10: ...ore inserting the SIM card make sure that the phone is switched off The charger should be disconnected To install the SIM card first remove the battery as shown in the figures and indicated in descrip...

Page 11: ...lift it upwards Insert microSD card so that its contacts touch the phone contacts close the cotter pin and move it to the right Exercise caution while using the memory card particularly when inserting...

Page 12: ...ten the screws 2 2 Battery charging Note Use the battery included in the set Using other battery may cause the damage of the phone and the loss of warranty Do not connect the charger when the battery...

Page 13: ...age of the battery is too low to make the phone operate correctly the display will show the message that the phone will be automatically switched off and then the phone will be automatically switched...

Page 14: ...1 UP DOWN key 9 Red receiver 2 Green receiver 10 Numeric keyboard 3 M1 11 Torch button 4 M2 12 Camera button 5 SOS button 13 Micro USB charging slot 6 Torch 14 Camera 7 Speaker 15 Ringtone speaker 8 D...

Page 15: ...ode to enter the call list in MENU to confirm the selection Press and hold when the keylock is activated to unlock it in standby mode to activate the keylock Navigation keys Up Menu Down Phonebook 1 P...

Page 16: ...er button to switch the phone on After inserting new SIM card you have to choose whether you want to use two or one SIM card If you are asked to enter the PIN code you will need to enter it You will f...

Page 17: ...button 4 3 Standby mode When the phone is switched on but no actions are taken the unit is in standby mode Display description 1 Network signal 2 Icons showing functions Only ringtone Earphones connec...

Page 18: ...f the other operator 3 Battery level 4 Time 5 Name of the operator 6 Date 4 4 Keylock To lock the keys in standby mode press and hold the green receiver button To unlock the keys press and hold the gr...

Page 19: ...us MENU return press end call key To enter the standby mode press and hold the red receiver 6 Phonebook 6 1 Saving contacts You may save new contact using one of two methods 1 You may save the number...

Page 20: ...crolling contacts Method 1 1 Enter MENU and select Phonebook 2 Enter the first letter of the name you are searching 3 The phone will display the names starting with this letter Scroll the list with UP...

Page 21: ...ll contacts from the phone or SIM card perform the following actions 1 In MENU select Phonebook Options Settings Delete all contacts 2 Select whether you want to delete the contacts from SIM card or p...

Page 22: ...round In order to do this select MENU Phonebook Options Transfer Select where you want to transfer the contact and press Yes 6 5 1 Transferring all contacts To transfer all contacts from SIM card to t...

Page 23: ...book Option Settings Memory state 6 6 4 Contacts backup In order to make contacts backup from phone memory and from the SIM card select MENU Phonebook Options Settings Making contacts backup After Con...

Page 24: ...onebook Using UP DOWN keys select appropriate contact If you want to go quickly to the contact beginning for example with letter U press 8 key twice In order to call the selected contact press green r...

Page 25: ...7 5 Call volume regulation During a call press Up Down key to increase or decrease the volume of the call 7 6 Options during a call During a call press Options to activate additional functions Speake...

Page 26: ...he phone will activate the alarm and it will automatically send emergency SMS and it will call the previously set emergency numbers one after another from SIM1 card The phone will call twice every set...

Page 27: ...n you will be able to select the contact from contacts list 7 7 2 Emergency text You may change text of SMS which is sent during the emergency call The text saved by default is as following Emergency...

Page 28: ...calls to display missed calls If you have not answered the call in ready mode in upper left corner the receiver symbol will be displayed Dialed numbers to display dialed numbers Answered calls to dis...

Page 29: ...ork service If the operator offers this service it is necessary to make relevant configuration This function makes it possible to hide your own number during a call Select Determine the network Hide t...

Page 30: ...ll list Call settings SIM1 or SIM2 Transferring calls 2 Then select when you want to transfer the calls from available list 1 All voice calls Transferring all incoming calls to the selected number 2 W...

Page 31: ...calls to the country all incoming calls and calls incoming while roaming is activated You may also change the password of the lock 8 1 5 Line switching For every SIM card you may select one of two li...

Page 32: ...s by pressing any key or automatically when the hands free set is connected 9 SMS and MMS The phone makes it possible to send and receive SMS and MMS When the display shows icon it means that there is...

Page 33: ...s you may add many numbers To send the message press Send and then select from which card you want to send the message 4 Saving messages To save the already written message press green receiver button...

Page 34: ...o the message means that it is unread message Pressing Options while reading messages you display additional functions Answer by SMS write SMS to the sender Answer by MMS write MMS to the sender Call...

Page 35: ...ages from the inbox Save in contacts save the number in the phonebook 9 3 2 Sent messages In the case when you use Send and save option the sent messages are then saved in Sent folder To scroll the in...

Page 36: ...s and select Delete 9 5 Message settings Enter MENU and select Messages Settings and then select 9 5 1 SMS SIM Profiles you may change the number of message center It intermediates between subscribers...

Page 37: ...status Allows to check the memory status on SIM card and in the phone Message counter Allows to check the number of sent and received messages Save sent messages You may activate or deactivate the fu...

Page 38: ...e messages You may change the settings of service messages 9 6 Voice mail The voice mail is an operator s service which allows to leave voice messages when it is not possible to make a call To get mor...

Page 39: ...elect Organizer Simple dialing Set keys Then select to which key you want to assign the number press green receiver button and select the number from the list of contacts and press the green receiver...

Page 40: ...selected tasks Go to the date enter the date which you want to go to Go to today s date allows to go to the current date in the calendar View the week allows to change the view in the calendar into a...

Page 41: ...is activated press green receiver button to switch off the alarm clock Press the red receiver button to activate the snooze function the alarm clock will be activated again in 5 minutes 10 6 Tasks To...

Page 42: ...pen a given file press the green receiver button Options and select view or open You may also select other options 11 2 Camera With the use of the phone you may take photos In order to switch on the c...

Page 43: ...eness balance Allows to adjust the whiteness balance Modes of the scene Automatic or night Effects settings Grey scale sepia negative Memory Allows to select whether the photos are going to be saved o...

Page 44: ...ding to the name type and date of creation Delete all deletes all photos Memory allows to choose whether the photos are going to be displayed from the memory card or the phone memory Information about...

Page 45: ...button Recording starts after pressing 0 key To stop recording also use 0 key To end recording press red receiver button To use the camera function it is necessary to install MicroSD card not include...

Page 46: ...ling the list of recordings press Options to display additional options Play Send Change the name Delete Delete all Sort according to Memory 11 6 Dictaphone In MENU select Multimedia Dictaphone to act...

Page 47: ...er If new files were recorded after activating the player select Options Restore the list To start or stop playing press UP key If you do not want the files to be played in the background before leavi...

Page 48: ...played Functions of keys while listening to the radio and increase decrease the volume UP activating deactivating the automatic station searching DOWN switching on off the radio star automatic searchi...

Page 49: ...Profiles The phone have several profiles with the use of which you may quickly adjust the phone to different situations Each of the profiles may be activated and adjusted according to your needs The...

Page 50: ...to set relevant city and then Set time date to enter the time and date To move between the date and time use Up Down keys to enter date and time use 0 9 keys You may also set the time format 12h or 2...

Page 51: ...4 Preferred method of entering the text Set the default method of entering the text for example while writing SMS 12 3 5 Display You may set the wallpaper display contrast and the time of highlightin...

Page 52: ...on the phone you will have to enter the lock code The default code is 0000 12 5 3 Automatic keylock This function allows to activate and set the time after which the keys will be automatically locked...

Page 53: ...name Select the name for your device Advanced Set the audio path memory check the device address Files sent to mm910 phone are saved in Received folder 12 6 2 Data communication Select the SIM card w...

Page 54: ...the computer You may connect the phone to the computer using USB cable thanks to which you may copy and transfer the files between the phone and the computer Connecting connect the USB cable to the p...

Page 55: ...ls possible 112 Check whether the SIM card is installed correctly or whether it is not deactivated in MENU The phone does not operate after connecting the charger it is not charged It is possible that...

Page 56: ...of relevant signal or resources on the account However in this case it is possible to make emergency calls to 112 provided that we are within the range of other operator Places such as buildings restr...

Page 57: ...phone without relevant hands free set while driving a car The phone emits electromagnetic filed which may negatively influence other electronic devices including for example medical equipment Keep ap...

Page 58: ...ear payment and credit cards it may cause the loss of data Because of safety reasons do not talk by the phone when the charger is connected Do not expose the device to low and high temperatures and di...

Page 59: ...is a battery in the phone which may be charged again with the use of the charger included in the set The period of phone s operation depends on different conditions of operation The distance from the...

Page 60: ...ith the polarization Leaving the battery where the temperature is too high or too low will make its life shorter The battery must be stored in the temperature from 15 C to 25 C If you insert cold batt...

Page 61: ...devices is 2 0 W kg The SAR value is measured at the highest transmitting power the actual value during the operation of the device is usually lower than the abovementioned level It results from autom...

Page 62: ...ear the body or head In the case of this model the highest measured SAR value in tests is 0 560W kg for EGSM900 and 0 533W kg for DCS1800 SAR values may also differ depending on domestic requirements...

Page 63: ...e period of its use cannot be placed in household waste Note This equipment cannot be thrown away together with household waste This product should be utilized by separated collection in specially pre...

Page 64: ...64 20 Declaration of conformity...

Page 65: ...r depending on the phone configuration It depends on the installed software service provider and SOM card We reserve the right to make changes in the product and its functions without previous notice...

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Page 67: ...67 MAXCOM S A 43 100 Tychy ul Towarowa 23a POLAND tel 32 327 70 89 fax 32 327 78 60 www maxcom pl office maxcom pl MM 910 v01 07 2014 0700...

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