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M150 User's Manual 

 

Mobile phone 

 

 

Thank you for using our M150 Mobile Phone.   

To guarantee the best performance, please read this 
manual carefully and keep it for further use. 
 
We reserve the right to make modifications on print errors 

or update specifications without prior notice. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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CONTENTS 

 

Safety Instructions

······················· 4

 

Phone Overview 

(Picture for reference only) ···· 5

 

Description of Keys

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Getting Started

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Inserting SIM card and Battery·····························6

 

Taking out the battery···································6

 

Charging the Battery ····································6

 

Security number ·······································7

 

General Features

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Turn on the phone ·····································8

 

To make Domestic calls ·································9

 

To reject a call ········································9

 

To answer a call ·······································9

 

To end a call conversation································9

 

Emergency calls ·······································9

 

To make an international call ·····························9

 

To dial from contacts ··································10

 

To dial from the Call list ································10

 

Call options··········································10

 

Power off ···········································10

 

Menu

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Short Message (SMS)

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1. Create message·····································14

 

2. Inbox ············································15

 

3. Outbox ···········································16

 

4. Draftbox ··········································16

 

5. Templates·········································17

 

6. Message setup ·····································17

 

7. Storage status······································18

 

Phonebook

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1. Add contact ·······································18

 

Summary of Contents for M150

Page 1: ...on of Keys 5 Getting Started 6 Inserting SIM card and Battery 6 Taking out the battery 6 Charging the Battery 6 Security number 7 General Features 8 Turn on the phone 8 To make Domestic calls 9 To reject a call 9 To answer a call 9 To end a call conversation 9 Emergency calls 9 To make an international call 9 To dial from contacts 10 To dial from the Call list 10 Call options 10 Power off 10 Menu ...

Page 2: ... phone when refueling Do not use your phone near a gas station flammable or chemical substances Warning It may explode when exposed in fire Do not use your phone during a flight it is dangerous Do not use your phone near medical equipments like pacemaker and hearing aids without requesting permission from the physician or medical staff Radio signals may affect the performance of the phone Do not t...

Page 3: ...ge Please take extra care Make sure the phone is power off when you remove the SIM Card Remove the battery cover by sliding downward Insert the SIM Card into the sim card slot with the contacts facing down Place the battery into place Make sure that the charge pins are in contact with the battery terminals Slide the battery cover until it locks into place Taking out the battery Remove the battery ...

Page 4: ... operator If you enter the wrong PIN three times in a row it will be locked You need to enter your PUK Personal Unblocking Key number to unlock Please contact your network operator for more details 8 PIN2 PIN2 is provided to some SIM If you enter the wrong PIN three times in a row it will be locked You need to enter your PUK2 to unlock Please contact your network operator for more information PUK ...

Page 5: ...n enter the country region code area code without the first zero and the phone number After you have entered the sign enter the country code and the number you want to dial For example 49 for Germany 44 for UK 10 46 for Sweden 86 for China Ex dial 8613798297223 when making an international call to China As you dial a common international call you don t have to enter the 0 of the city code To dial ...

Page 6: ... Calls 3 Missed Calls 4 Call Duration 12 Settings 1 Phone settings 1 Language 2 Time and date 1 Time date settings 2 Date display format 3 Time display format 3 Answer mode 1 Normal answer 2 Any key answer 4 Security 1 PIN protection 2 Phone Code 3 Keypad Locking Settings 4 Change Phone Code 2 Display settings 1 LCD contrast 2 Backlight 3 Date Time display 3 Sounds 1 Ringtones 1 Ringing tone 2 SMS...

Page 7: ...ext input In guobi text input you can key in characters by pressing a letter key once for each character This input method uses a dictionary built into the phone Write a word by using the keys 2 ABC to 9 WXYZ Press each key only once for one letter A word or group of words that can form using those letter s will display The word s may change after each key press To insert a common punctuation mark...

Page 8: ... a new message your phone will ring and or vibrate Press the Accept key to read the message You can also go to the Inbox menu to read the message s 16 When the inbox gets full a message will prompt to inform that the message memory is full To continue receiving messages delete some messages If a new message comes in and is too long for the current memory capacity some of the message content may no...

Page 9: ...essage on the Outbox memory otherwise select Off option Delivery Report 1 In the Message setup display select Delivery Report 18 2 Set to On to request the network to send reply back information to the receiver otherwise set to Off Storage media 1 In the Message setup display select Preferred storage 2 Select SIM storage or Phone preferred 3 Press Accept key to confirm Broadcast message Request th...

Page 10: ...card number The Voice mail menu allows you to connect to the voice Mail message server to retrieve your voice mail message The voice mail service requires subscription to the mobile 20 network Please call your local network operator for details 5 Advanced 1 In the Phonebook display select Advanced 2 Select Speed dial Choose contacts list Copy or Delete all entries Speed dial 1 Select the speed dia...

Page 11: ...s if available from the network 1 In the Call Records display select Missed Calls 2 Select the record you wish to view 3 Select Option and then select 22 Dial to Send message to Delete Save Number Delete all or Show Number 4 Press Accept key 4 Call Duration Shows the elapsed time of incoming calls Outgoing calls and the most recent last call 1 In the Call Records display select Call Duration 2 The...

Page 12: ...play settings 24 2 Select LCD contrast Backlight or Date Time display LCD Contrast 1 Press Right or Left key to adjust the contrast setting of the LCD screen 2 Press Accept key to confirm Back light 1 Select the desired time when the backlight turns off or set to Always on or Always off 3 Press Accept key to confirm Date Time display 1 Select Enable or Disable 2 Press Accept key to confirm 3 Sound...

Page 13: ...irm Send my call ID 1 Select Set by network Hide number or Show number 2 Press Accept key to confirm 26 5 Network settings 1 In the Settings display select Network settings 2 Select Automatic selection or Manual selection 3 Press Accept key 6 Factory default 1 In the Settings display select Factory default 2 The LCD display will prompt Enter phone code 3 Input the number code the factory default n...

Page 14: ...y use Left or Right arrow keys to scan for an active FM channel station To save an active FM channel 1 After scanning an active FM channel press Options New 2 Press Accept key FM Channel Auto Search 1 In the FM radio display press Options Auto Search 2 The phone will automatically search for clear FM channels 28 and stores them all in the FM Channel memory Note This operation may take a few minute...

Page 15: ... attempt to disassemble the phone and battery by yourself Prevent any liquid from leaking into your phone Please only use original accessories Using any unauthorized accessory may affect your mobile phone s performance 30 Security Requirements Before making or answering a call you should pay attention to the local laws about the use of wireless mobile phones and take them into account in practical...

Page 16: ...n 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 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 interferen...

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