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1.15

THER NOTES

…………………………………………..17

2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS………………………………….18

3 OVERVIEW OF THE PHONE……………………………..21

1. 3.1 Keys of the phone……………………………...21
2. 3.2 Interfaces of the phone………………………..23

4 INTRODUCTION TO USAGE OF THE PHONE………...24

3.  4.1.1 Install the battery…………………………….25
4.  4.1.2 Remove the battery………………………… 25
5.  4.1.3 Power display………………………………..26
6.  4.1.4 Charge the battery…………………………..26

4.2

NSTALLING AND REMOVING THE

SIM

CARD

……………...27

7. 4.2.1 Install the SIM card………………………….27
8. 4.2.2 Remove the SIM card……………………….28

4.3

NSERTING AND REMOVING THE STORAGE CARD

Summary of Contents for HY2-3169BL

Page 1: ...1 User Manual HY2 3169BL...

Page 2: ...1 1 3 RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE COMPATIBILITY 12 1 4 PUBLIC PLACES 12 1 5 AIRPLANE SAFETY RULES 13 1 6 PACEMAKER 13 1 7 HEARING AID 13 1 8 OTHER MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 14 1 9 SAFE TRANSPORTATION FIRST 1...

Page 3: ...AGE OF THE PHONE 24 4 1 INSTALL AND REMOVE THE BATTERY 24 3 4 1 1 Install the battery 25 4 4 1 2 Remove the battery 25 5 4 1 3 Power display 26 6 4 1 4 Charge the battery 26 4 2 INSTALLING AND REMOVIN...

Page 4: ...E A VOICE CALL 31 15 5 1 1 Make a domestic call 32 5 1 2 Make an international call 33 16 5 1 3 Make a video call 33 17 5 1 4 Answer a voice call 33 18 5 1 5 Answer a video call 34 5 2 DURING A VOICE...

Page 5: ...IMEDIA MESSAGES 41 7 1 Create and send short message SMS 41 7 2 Create and send multimedia message MMS 41 7 3 Delete a message 42 7 4 Message Search 42 7 5 Message Setup 43 8 SETTINGS 43 8 1 Wireless...

Page 6: ...gs 46 8 3 SOUND AND DISPLAY RINGER MODE 47 33 8 3 1 Start ringer mode 48 34 8 3 2 Customized ringer mode 48 8 4 LOCATION AND SECURITY 50 35 8 4 1 My location 50 36 8 4 2 Screen unlock picture 50 37 8...

Page 7: ...53 8 9 SEARCH 53 44 8 9 1 Web page search 53 45 8 9 2 Rapid search box 53 8 10 LANGUAGE KEYBOARD 54 46 8 10 1 Language selection 54 47 8 10 2 Text settings 54 8 11 DATE AND TIME 54 8 12 ABOUT THE PHON...

Page 8: ...57 10 APPLICATIONS 58 10 1 PHOTO CAMERA AND VIDEO CAMERA 58 54 10 1 1 Photo camera 59 10 2 Image library 60 10 3 MUSIC 61 55 10 3 1 Music play 62 10 4 VIDEO 62 10 5 VOICE RECORDER 63 10 6 CLOCK 63 56...

Page 9: ...6 10 9 NOTEPAD 67 11 MY FAVORITE 67 11 1 ALL MUSIC 67 11 2 ALL PICTURES 67 11 3 SD CARD FILES 68 11 4 FILES FROM CAMERA 69 12 CONNECTIONS 68 12 1 USB MODE 69 12 2 ACCESS TO INTERNET VIA GPRS 69 13 OTH...

Page 10: ...10 63 13 2 2 Schedules 71 13 3 CALENDAR 72 64 13 3 1 Query of Solar Terms 72 65 13 3 2 Query of Holidays 72 13 4 FILE READER 72 13 5 GAMES 72...

Page 11: ...and wireless transmitter and receiver After pow er on i t w ill r eceive a nd t ransmit r adio signals i ntermittently T he ne twork s ystem w ill control t he transmitting p ower of t he ph one T hi...

Page 12: ...2 5cm away from the body If you need to carry the phone with a carry case or belt clip make sure that it does not c ontain any metal and m ust be placed s ame di stance away from your body 1 3 Radio...

Page 13: ...t may affect the operation of the aircraft and disrupt wireless telephone network 1 6 Pacemaker A minimum separation of 15 3 centimeters or 6 inches must be m aintained b etween t he m obile device an...

Page 14: ...n resist radio frequency signals For relevant information you may also consult medical professionals 1 9 Safe transportation first Follow t raffic r egulations D o not us e y our m obile phone while d...

Page 15: ...laces to avoid danger 1 11 Batteries Avoid contact t o the bat tery s metal t erminals f or i t m ay cause short circuit or injury 1 12 Electromagnetic radiation See page 76 of this document 1 13 Othe...

Page 16: ...o not store the phone or the battery under direct sunlight such as the glove compartment of the car and window sill Do not remove the battery when the phone is switched on Never throw the battery into...

Page 17: ...lay with t he phone or i ts accessories t o pr event a ny phy sical damage to the handset and further injury to the child Do not let them disassemble the phone to avoid s wallowing small parts of it 1...

Page 18: ...to avoid interference Always s witch off your phone near a r efuelling point chemical factory or when doing explosive jobs because the phone may affect the technical assembling operations This hands...

Page 19: ...set Do not short circuit the batteries to avoid damage and fire Do not store the battery in a high temperature area Never throw the battery into a fire to prevent explosion Refrain from us ing damaged...

Page 20: ...use interference in el ectronic appliances such as TV radio and personal computer The phon e m ust be s witched off at an y t ime i n an airplane to avoid interference to electronic system that may ca...

Page 21: ...ort press to set to mute state when there is a call Short press to turn up volume during a call Short press to enter into the ringing volume adjustment window in standby mode Short press to enter into...

Page 22: ...volume adjustment window in standby mode Short press to enter the media volume Adjustment interface in media related interface Menu key Press to enter the menu interface of the page ON OFF key Press t...

Page 23: ...ther interface press Home key to return to Idle interface In Idle interface press Home key to enter into contraction mode Return key Return to the previous page or quit the operating module 2 3 2 Inte...

Page 24: ...rd slot Under the battery inside right of the phone 4 Introduction to usage of the phone 4 1 Install and Remove the battery Mi501 is powered with a rechargeable l ithium battery Please use the origina...

Page 25: ...bat tery c ompartment pr ess the battery down until it locks into place 3 Align and hook the back cover to the top of the battery slot and then press the back cover down until it locks into place 4 4...

Page 26: ...f Please r ead through the f ollowing not es before r echarging your battery Charge the battery for at least 4 hours when using it for the first time Batteries have life cycles It is normal for batter...

Page 27: ...battery is fully charged You can then disconnect the charger 4 2 Installing and removing the SIM card Before you can fully use your handset a S IM card must be installed first Notes Keep the SIM card...

Page 28: ...ocedure 4 3 Inserting and removing the storage card This ha ndset has a T flash c ard slot w ith a m aximum storage of 4GB Lift the back cover up to remove it The slot for the SD card is located at th...

Page 29: ...urer 4 3 Switch on and off 9 4 3 1 Switch on Make s ure t he b attery an d SIM c ard i s pr operly i nserted before turning on your phone When the phone is off press the ON OFF key to switch on 4 3 2...

Page 30: ...P IN1 Personal I dentification N umber password c an protect your SIM card from unauthorized use This password is supplied by your local network service provider If i t is not pr ovided or l ost pl e...

Page 31: ...ice supplier 14 4 3 7 PUK2 Some SIM cards are provided with PUK2 to unlock the PIN2 locked T his pa ssword i s g enerally s upplied t ogether w ith the SIM card If it is not provided or lost please co...

Page 32: ...select the number to dial Make a c all f rom S IM c ard I n anal og k eyboard interface click t he number keys and t hen s ign t he number in t he corresponding l ocation of t he S IM c ard w ill aut...

Page 33: ...complete phone number For example to dial a number in France press and hold 0 key until the sign appears input 33 French code and then input the complete phone number 16 5 1 3 Make a video call Press...

Page 34: ...will not hear you However you will still be able to listen to the other line Dialling keyboard Enter the dialling keyboard interface Hands free After switching to hands free mode the current calling...

Page 35: ...is a new call during a call in progress a notification will show up on your screen You can slide the Answer Key to the right to answer the new call while the previous call will be on hold if you do no...

Page 36: ...ching to Bluetooth earphone is allowed after it has been connected 23 5 2 5 Conference call During a c onference c all press the shortcut button on t he screen to do the following functions Waiting Ho...

Page 37: ...metimes an emergency call cannot be made due to network problems 5 4 During a video call During a video call press the shortcut button on the screen to perform the following operations Switch the fron...

Page 38: ...m ake ot her operations such as d ialling sending a message and sharing a contact You can perform the following operations in the contact interface View a contact in the phone or the SIM card Click a...

Page 39: ...1 Contacts of the phone A l ong press on a c ontact in t he p hone can per form t he following operations View a contact call a contact make a video call to a contact send a message to a c ontact a d...

Page 40: ...contact Website Add one website or several websites for a contact 6 2 Contacts of the SIM Card A long press on a contact in the SIM card can perform the following operations View a contact call a con...

Page 41: ...automatically displayed under the receiver Continue input or s elect the c ontact displayed or click the contact list icon on the right to select the corresponding one Input the textual contents in t...

Page 42: ...3 Delete a message Press t he M enu k ey i n t he message i nterface t o display options select Delete Messages to delete all messages A long press on a separated message will show the options Select...

Page 43: ...age the short messages in the SIM card Multimedia MMS setup C hoose f rom the following options S et t he r eport sending r eport as r ead aut omatic search and automatic retrieval for roaming access...

Page 44: ...top 25 8 1 2 WLAN and Settings This option lets you open WLAN set and manage wireless access points 26 8 1 3 Bluetooth and settings Activate B luetooth an d m anage c onnection w ith ot her devices 27...

Page 45: ...ble t he f unction i nput P IN2 provided by t he op erator to ena ble t he f ixed di alling function If activated s elect disable t o s top f ixed di alling function To set the contact list for fixed...

Page 46: ...ll forwarding This allows you to divert a call in your phone to another number designated by the user Voice call transfer Set your call transfers with the following options Always Forward Forward when...

Page 47: ...ect to bar international calls and allow domestic calls only Incoming call barring S elect t o bar al l calls o r r oaming calls Barring password change C hange Enable Disable c all baring password Ot...

Page 48: ...n t he m ode a s de sired excluding quiet mode and airplane mode 33 8 3 1 Start ringer mode After selecting the operating mode the phone will be set in strict accordance with the mode selected 34 8 3...

Page 49: ...lect beep Set to play sound when selecting options on the screen Touch response Set to vibrate when pressing the soft key and performing some UI interactions SD card notice Set to use the sound effect...

Page 50: ...e accuracy is set to street level 36 8 4 2 Screen unlock picture To pr otect y our pr ivacy y ou c an enable a s creen u nlock picture In order to unlock your phone you need to draw the screen unlock...

Page 51: ...ur password 39 8 4 5 Credential storage Use security credential Allow the Applications to visit the security credentials and other credentials Install from the SD card Install the encrypted certificat...

Page 52: ...pplications installed Development Set the development options of the applications 8 6 Account Sync 40 8 6 1 General sync settings Background data After setup the applications can be synchronized to se...

Page 53: ...the total capacity and available space of the SD card or uninstall and format the SD card 43 8 8 2 Memory of the phone Check the available space in the memory 8 9 Search 44 8 9 1 Web page search Disp...

Page 54: ...itional o r C hinese Simplified as the language system 47 8 10 2 Text settings Choose to set from the following text input settings Sougou input mode Android keyboard Google input mode Jinglianyun inp...

Page 55: ...nu mber state etc power consumption condition legal information model firmware version baseband version kernel version and version number 9 Browser Internet connectivity is made possible by 3G GPRS or...

Page 56: ...age from the URL of the text files 9 3 Basic functions of the browser 48 9 3 1 Create a new window Create one or several browse windows 49 9 3 2 Bookmark Bookmark Include bookmark name and thumbnail c...

Page 57: ...be done including add bookmark f ind on t he page select t ext page i nformation share the page download and settings The s ettings also include web page content setup privacy setup security setup and...

Page 58: ...sit authority Security setup Record and clear the password and display safety notes Advanced setup Default setup for website and reset 10 Applications 10 1 Photo camera and video camera This phone is...

Page 59: ...Viewfinder types S elect f rom A uto t ype or n ight s cene type Color effects C hoose f rom t he f ollowing opt ions Achromatic monochromatic brown or negative film Storage location information The s...

Page 60: ...In the preview interface slide t he r ight bar or press menu key t o c all up t he v ideo camera setup interface specifically Video quality C hoose be tween Low qu ality s uitable f or multimedia mess...

Page 61: ...nformation before deleting a photo or video Slides playing setup Set playing interval switching effect whether to repeatedly play slides and whether to randomly play slides 10 3 Music When y ou g o t...

Page 62: ...s P ause or N ext i n t he interface In t he P lay i nterface press t he M enu k ey t o go t o t he following options Music Library Party Shuffle Play Add to Play List Use as Tone and Delete 10 4 Vide...

Page 63: ...on the screen Click the Stop key to quit recording A prompt on the top left will show the information recorded Click the r ecord list k ey o n t he r ight a nd s elect t he recordings for playing The...

Page 64: ...or not during alarm Repeat Select to alarm every day from Monday to Sunday or not Label Input a reminder that will appear during the alarming 57 10 6 2 World time World Time provides great convenience...

Page 65: ...09 00 Frankfurt 01 00 Seattle 08 00 Berlin 01 00 58 10 6 3 Stopwatch Select the Stopwatch function to enter the s topwatch interface The starting time is 0 You can select respective timing and circle...

Page 66: ...d in the editing window 10 8 Conversion tool You c an c onvert ex change r ates an d other measurement units through this menu 60 10 8 1 Exchange rate Convert the currency of a certain amount to the e...

Page 67: ...Bluetooth You may also import into or export from the Notepad 11 My Favorite 11 1 All music To go au tomatically into the Song List enter the All Music option from the My Favorite main menu 11 2 All...

Page 68: ...Menu key in the list of files to enter the menu and choose from the following options Create Create a folder Sorting order S pecify s orting or der a ccording t o n ame date size or type Duplicate Se...

Page 69: ...ia U SB on t he phone will appear To duplicate files between the computer and SD card of the phone please select load The PC end can now read the SD card and perform related operations 12 2 Access to...

Page 70: ...rocedures 1 To check if the GPRS service is available and how to apply to activate it please contact your local service provider 2 Please store necessary GPRS settings for each application of data tra...

Page 71: ...or green Click the date to view and edit the arrangement information 63 13 2 2 Schedules In the schedules interface click the menu and select schedules to list the recent arrangements Create To add an...

Page 72: ...ult reminding time 13 3 Calendar 64 13 3 1 Query of Solar Terms Inquire about the Chinese 24 Solar Terms 65 13 3 2 Query of Holidays Inquire about New Year s Day and other holiday information 13 4 Fil...

Page 73: ...ted to USB 2 0 version or higher The connection to so called power USB is prohibited Turn WI FI off in areas where WI FI use is prohibited or when it may cause interference or danger such as in airpla...

Page 74: ...se undesired operation NOTE The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications or changes to this equipment Such modifications or changes could v...

Page 75: ...not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encou...

Page 76: ...ID 2AFRUHY23169NE has also been tested against this SAR limit The highest SAR value reported under this standard during product certification for use when properly worn on the body is 1 087 W kg and...

Page 77: ...n distance between the user s body and the back of the handset The use of belt clips holsters and similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly The use of accessories that...

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