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Quick Start Guide

USING THE CONTACT LIST ...........................................

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Add a Name to the Contact List ..............................

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Call Someone on the Contact List ...........................

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USING THE MAILBOX ...................................................

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Compose a New Message ......................................

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USING THE CAMERA ....................................................

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Take a Picture ......................................................

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View Pictures .......................................................

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View a Slideshow .................................................

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Delete a Picture ...................................................

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PLAYING MUSIC ..........................................................

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Play a Song .........................................................

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Adjust the Volume ................................................

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USING THE ALARMS ....................................................

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Set an Alarm .......................................................

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Turn Off an Alarm .................................................

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USING THE CALENDAR .................................................

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View Today’s Calendar ...........................................

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Schedule an Event or Activity .................................

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PLAYING VIDEOS .........................................................

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Play a Movie ........................................................

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PLAYING A GAME .........................................................

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Play a Game ........................................................

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FIREFLY ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY .........................

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SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE DATA ................................

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RF ENERGY INTERFERENCE / COMPATIBILITY ..................

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Summary of Contents for flyPhone

Page 1: ...flyPhone Quickstart Guide Refer to the label below during the activation of your flyPhone...

Page 2: ...are trademarks and the FIREFLY logo is a registered trademark of Firefly Mobile Inc All rights reserved For more information visit www fireflymobile com Screen images are simulated Actual screen image...

Page 3: ...lyPhone 1 GETTING STARTED 2 Remove the Battery 2 Install a SIM Card 2 Install the Battery 3 Install the Software 4 Charge the Battery 5 USING flyPhone 6 Power On Off 6 Display Area 6 Soft Keys 8 Keypa...

Page 4: ...es 19 View a Slideshow 19 Delete a Picture 19 PLAYING MUSIC 20 Play a Song 20 Adjust the Volume 20 USING THE ALARMS 21 Set an Alarm 21 Turn Off an Alarm 21 USING THE CALENDAR 22 View Today s Calendar...

Page 5: ...ce Turn off in hospitals Follow any restrictions Wireless devices can cause interference with medical equipment Turn off in aircraft Wireless devices can cause interference with aircraft navigation eq...

Page 6: ...ollow these battery safety guidelines Do not expose the battery to temperatures above 140 degrees F 60 degrees C Do not take the battery apart Do not allow metal objects to touch the terminals Dispose...

Page 7: ...g Firefly services Domestic and international calls and text messages are charged at a per unit rate and airtime usage is billed in full minute increments rounded up to the next full minute Described...

Page 8: ...tailed information about the features and functions of your flyPhone go to www fireflymobile com to download the User s Guide PIN Protection The PIN protected Parental Controls can be used to block ce...

Page 9: ...lect options 7 Send key Press to answer or make a call 8 End key Press to end a call Press and hold to turn flyPhone on off 9 Keypad Type names numbers select options navigate lists The keypad changes...

Page 10: ...ry 2 out of the compartment Install a SIM Card flyPhone requires a SIM card and a charged battery for operation You must install a SIM card provided with your phone or obtained through your network se...

Page 11: ...the cover Install the Battery 1 Hold the battery so that you can see the Firefly 2 and put the top of the battery into the compartment 2 Lower the battery into place 3 Place the cover over the phone...

Page 12: ...ttery and use the phone for the first time To install the computer software 1 Turn on your computer 2 Put the CD ROM in a CD drive Note It may take a few seconds for the Install Wizard to start 3 Foll...

Page 13: ...a USB port on your computer 4 Turn on flyPhone Note If the phone will not turn on leave it connected to the computer for 30 minutes then disconnect the phone Turn it on and then reconnect it to the co...

Page 14: ...econds to conserve power Press any key to wake up flyPhone Display Area The Display Area shows information about flyPhone Top line Shows status information about network connection strength alarms voi...

Page 15: ...menu options Select an option by pressing the soft key below it Note The default menu options are Contacts and Music See the User s Guide to find out how to change the default options Display Area Ico...

Page 16: ...a call Press the End key to quit a call and to turn flyPhone on and off The Firefly key highlights flyPhone s special features Press it while on the idle screen when you want to see the Main Menu Pres...

Page 17: ...s Games Music Movies Phone 1 2 3 3 4 Menu Games Keypad Press the arrows 1 to scroll to and highlight items in the display area Press the Select circle 2 in the middle to select an option Music Keypad...

Page 18: ...ype a name to add to your contact lists or type a short message Press a number to type a number Press a key quickly to type a letter Press once to type the first letter Press 2 times to type the secon...

Page 19: ...To select a menu Press the arrows on the keypad to highlight a menu Press the Select key or the circle on the keypad to open the menu To use the menu look at the bottom line in the display area Press...

Page 20: ...in the display area Movies Play videos Mailbox Check your messages and send new messages Contacts View your phonebook containing a list of names and numbers Games and Apps Play games and use special f...

Page 21: ...o Settings and press Select 3 Scroll to Initial Setup and press Select 4 To change the time a Press Select Scroll to Set time and press Select b Scroll to 12 or 24 hour clock and press Select c Type t...

Page 22: ...type the number you want to call 4 Press the Send key 5 Press End key when you are done talking Note You can also make a call directly from the Contact List See the User s Guide for more information...

Page 23: ...to see the Main Menu 2 Scroll to Contacts and press Select 3 Press New and type the number of the person you are adding to the list and press Next Hint Don t forget to include the area code 4 Type the...

Page 24: ...e Call Someone on the Contact List 1 Press the Left key under Contacts or scroll to Contacts in the Main Menu 2 Scroll to the name of the person you want to call and make sure the number is correct 3...

Page 25: ...saved Outbox View a list of messages you have sent but have not yet been delivered Note See the User s Guide for information on how to use and manage the Mailbox Compose a New Message 1 Press the Fire...

Page 26: ...Scroll to Camera and press Select 3 Point the camera lens at the object wait for it to focus Do not cover the lens with your fingers Look at the Display Area to see what will be in the picture 4 Press...

Page 27: ...the Firefly key to see the Main Menu 2 Scroll to Camera and press Select 3 Press Pictures to see thumbnails of the photos on flyPhone 4 Press the Firefly key 5 Scroll to Begin slideshow and press Sel...

Page 28: ...Music keypad to see the names of the songs Press the Firefly key for more music options 4 Press the Play Pause key at the bottom of the keypad to play the song Press Play Pause to end the song Adjust...

Page 29: ...ll to Alarm and press Select 4 Scroll to Simple alarm and press New 5 Type the time you want to hear the alarm Type all 4 numbers 02 00 and press OK 6 Scroll to AM or PM and press Next if you are usin...

Page 30: ...Firefly key to see the Main Menu 2 Scroll to Calendar and press Select Schedule an Event or Activity 1 Press the Firefly key to see the Main Menu 2 Scroll to Calendar and press Select 3 Scroll to the...

Page 31: ...sold separately See the flyStore and the User s Guide for more information Play a Movie 1 Press the Firefly key to see the Main Menu 2 Scroll to Movies and press Select 3 Press Movies to see a list o...

Page 32: ...de PLAYING A GAME Play a Game 1 Press the Firefly key to see the Main Menu 2 Scroll to Games Applications and press Select 3 Press Games to see a list of the games 4 Scroll to the game you want to pla...

Page 33: ...er or user The limited warranty extends only to the Consumer who purchases the Product in the country for its intended sale 2 Upon request from Firefly You must prove the date of the original purchase...

Page 34: ...ses such as liquid water collision with an object or from fire flooding sand dirt windstorm lightning or exposure to weather conditions battery leakage theft blown fuse electrical surge or improper us...

Page 35: ...duct c You may have to bear the cost of shipping the product to Firefly or to Firefly s authorized return center d Purchased content is the responsibility of the user and will not be replaced by Firef...

Page 36: ...age Firefly shall not be liable for any other losses or damages 10 The remedies set forth in this limited warranty are Your exclusive remedies for breach of warranty 11 THE FOREGOING LIMITED WARRANTY...

Page 37: ...lied warranties are not enforceable in some jurisdictions and some jurisdictions do not allow limitation of how long an implied warranty lasts so the one year warranty limitation may not apply to You...

Page 38: ...luation of scientific studies The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of age or health The exposure standard for wireless mobile phone...

Page 39: ...y Third party belt clips holsters and similar accessories containing metallic components should not be used While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various posit...

Page 40: ...ty to operate the equipment Use only Firefly approved chargers 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...

Page 41: ...nstructions to avoid Interference problems Turn off your mobile device in any location where posted notices Instruct you to do so These locations include hospitals or health care facilities that may b...

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Page 44: ...ormance of those networks Map may include locations with limited or no coverage Actual coverage area may differ from map graphics Firefly Mobile does not guarantee coverage The Services we provide you...

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