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Summary of Contents for MM916

Page 1: ...User Manual GSM 3G Mobile Telephone Maxcom MM916 DualSIM...

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Page 3: ...http www maxcom pl Prior to using the phone a SIM card should be properly inserted The set includes GSM Telephone Charger USB Cable Battery Headset 2 screws screwdriver User Manual Warranty Card Keep...

Page 4: ...Socket Speakerphone Option Phonebook 500 entries Text and multimedia sending option Speed dialing 8 numbers Call Duration Display Camera 2MPix Lound Ringtone Radio FM Calendar Calculator Alarm Torch B...

Page 5: ...o Copy and Transfer Contacts 23 6 5 Sending Vcard 24 6 6 Other Phonebook Options 24 6 6 1 Speed Dial 24 6 6 2 Memory Status 24 6 6 3 Preferred Memory 25 7 Making Phone Calls 25 7 1 Direct Dialing 25 7...

Page 6: ...35 10 9 Voicemail 37 11 Multimedia 37 11 1 Camera Video Camera 37 11 2 Photo Viewer 38 11 3 Multimedia Player 38 11 4 Photo Editor 39 11 5 Voice Recorder 39 11 6 Radio FM 40 12 File Manager 41 13 Tool...

Page 7: ...Airplane Mode 50 17 4 Network Settings 51 17 5 Security Settings 51 17 5 1 Blocking SIM1 Lock or SIM2 Using PIN 52 17 5 2 Blocking the Phone 52 17 5 3 Auto Keypad Lock 52 17 6 Connectivity 52 17 6 1...

Page 8: ...close proximity to flammable materials x The telephone emits electromagnetic field that might negatively interfere with other electronic devices including medical equipment A distance recommended by m...

Page 9: ...ROOF the telephone has a protection degree of IP67 it resists dust ingress and resists ingress of water up to 30 minutes and up to 1 meter of water depth Longer ingress of water or deeper water lever...

Page 10: ...re the phone is switched off The charger must be disconnected To insert the SIM card first remove the battery following the instructions and illustrations below x When the phone is switched off place...

Page 11: ...e battery use your fingernail to unsnap x Insert the SIM Card to SIM1 socket socket 3G first socket on the left so that metal contacts will face downwards and the notch is placed as shown in the illus...

Page 12: ...ight install the MicroSD Memory Card To do so move the pin to the OPEN position and then move it upwards Insert the MicroSD so that its contact pins will face the telephone contacts and move the pin t...

Page 13: ...puter before the first use Make backup copies of data stored on cards used in other devices if you use SD cards Misuse or other factors might cause damage or loss of data stored on the cards x Place t...

Page 14: ...phone and will void the warranty Never plug in the charger when the back cover is not in place To charge the phone 1 Plug the charger into a power outlet 2 Remove the rubber and plug the charger jack...

Page 15: ...o Never remove the battery while charging doing so might damage the phone o If battery voltage is too low for the phone to properly function there will be a message on the LCD that the phone will be...

Page 16: ...16 o If the battery is totally discharged due to leaving the radio or the torch on you should wait several minutes after plugging in the charger for the charging icon to appear 3 Phone Description...

Page 17: ...ransfers sound to the ear while talking 2 Key OK Select Confirmation Selection Key 3 Menu Left Functional Key Lets you enter the menu and serves other options LFK 4 Green Receiver Confirms the number...

Page 18: ...t Functional Key Lets you enter the Phonebook and serves other options RFK 10 Red receiver Ends a phone call and serves as return go back 11 Key Enables silent mode changes text input method 12 Microp...

Page 19: ...the code press OK to confirm 4 2 Switching Off the Phone To switch off the phone press and hold the End Call key red receiver 4 3 Idle Mode If the phone is switched on but it is not actively used the...

Page 20: ...or multimedia text notification Silent Mode Network Connection Technology Battery Indicator Watch Service provider Date Bluetooth on Current Profile Time SIM2 Range Range Data Transfer Technology LFK...

Page 21: ...Phonebook 6 1 How to Save Contacts There are three ways to save a Contact 1 In Idle mode enter the number select Options and then Save in Phonebook select whether you want to save the number as a new...

Page 22: ...Enter the first character of the name you are looking for you can enter more characters 3 The phone will go to names starting with this character You can go through the list using the navigation keys...

Page 23: ...nd Transfer Contacts To copy transfer Contacts from the SIM Card SIM1 or SIM2 to the phone or from the phone to the SIM1 or SIM2 Card you should 1 Select MENU Phonebook Options Phonebook Settings Copy...

Page 24: ...rd file vcf 6 6 Other Phonebook Options 6 6 1 Speed Dial Select MENU Phonebook Options Phonebook Settings Speed Dial If the option is to be enabled set the status to Enable and then go to Assign Numbe...

Page 25: ...SIM1 Card the phone will display only Contacts stored on the SIM1 Card Select MENU Phonebook Options Phonebook Settings Preferred Memory 7 Making Phone Calls 7 1 Direct Dialing 1 Enter the phone numbe...

Page 26: ...reen receiver 4 when the phone is in Idle mode visible desktop to go to Call Log Use navigation key 8 to scroll up and down in Call Log Press the green receiver to make a phone call 7 4 Speed Dial see...

Page 27: ...tory Then use navigation key 8 to select x Missed phone calls shows details of phone calls that have not been answered x Dialed numbers shows details of phone calls that have been dialed x Answered ph...

Page 28: ...e calling receives information Private Number or Restricted Number Select MENU Call Log Phone Call Settings SIM1 2 Phone Call Settings Withhold Number 9 2 2 Call Forwarding It is a network service If...

Page 29: ...2 4 Call Barring It is a network service If your provider offers such service configuration will be required This feature allows you to restrict certain types of calls Select a type of calls you want...

Page 30: ...nd of the phone call there are some sounds to select from such as motorbike football game restaurant digger etc x Call Duration Monitor you can enable a timer for a given time of talking single or rep...

Page 31: ...essages select Menu Messages Inbox and use the navigation key to go over each unread message As soon as you view new messages the unread message icon will disappear When the inbox is full delete messa...

Page 32: ...Card OK 10 2 Reading Replying to Messages 1 If there is an unread message icon on the LCD or if you want to read unread messages select MENU Messages Inbox To read a message select the message and pr...

Page 33: ...they have been received 10 3 2 Sentbox Lists sent messages 10 3 3 Drafts Lists unfinished and unsent messages that have been not completed by the User If you go to the desktop while typing a message...

Page 34: ...hone a configuration of email account is required according to guidelines by the User s email service provider These are options for advanced users NOTE If you configure a gmail account you might come...

Page 35: ...to MENU Messages Message Settings x Select Text Message Profiles there is Message Center Number in Profiles It intermediates between Users while sending text messages To send a text message using a m...

Page 36: ...message x Save Sent Messages when the feature is enabled the phone saves sent text messages in Sentbox Memory Status lets you check available memory in the phone and on SIM cards Preferred Memory lets...

Page 37: ...Hold and press the key to get to your voicemail box 11 Multimedia 11 1 Camera Video Camera The phone camera lets you take photos and make simple videos To use the camera s menu use navigation key 8 L...

Page 38: ...f the LCD 5 Use the RFK 9 to leave the menu for Camera Video Camera 11 2 Photo Viewer Photo viewer Gallery as it is suggested by its name is used to manage photos This Menu lets you view photos and th...

Page 39: ...from a file or capture directly from the phone and then perform such operations on the photo as rotating cropping resizing adding a frame icon or a text mirror image etc 2 Tile rendering where you can...

Page 40: ...has RDS AF and TP functions Go to the radio options and select Tuning radio stations will be automatically searched and saved in the phone memory Select Options Channels List and select Keys functions...

Page 41: ...MicroSD Memory Card Highlight a selected file and press the LFK 3 it will get you to Options accessible at this point such as x Open Play select to open a selected file folder x Open a Folder select...

Page 42: ...le alarm set time for alarm to go off select alarm tone alarm type and repeat days If the phone is switched off the alarm will go off anyway unless the battery is discharged 13 2 Calendar To switch on...

Page 43: ...along with time shift and their location on the mini map 13 6 Phone Synchronization This option is used to synchronize Contacts between MM916 telephones Note There is no possibility to synchronize the...

Page 44: ...ze Quick profile change to mute the phone on a home screen press and hold the key To return to the general profile press and hold the key again 15 Other 15 1 Calculator To enable a calculator select M...

Page 45: ...watch The phone is equipped in two kinds of a stopwatch x Standard used to record both intermediate times and lap time x nWay a special type of a stopwatch for 4 times controlled by a joystick 15 5 E...

Page 46: ...ct Menu Network Service Then select x Internet general Internet browser used to view mobile websites Prior to using the browser go to Settings and select the source of Internet connection SIM1 or SIM2...

Page 47: ...o choose between SIM1 or SIM2 Card If you select SIM1 Card only SIM2 Card will although inserted remain inactive If automatic is selected the phone will automatically detects cards and will log on to...

Page 48: ...e phone to automatically switch on or off 17 3 3 Language Lets you update telephone menu language If you select a foreign language by mistake press in Idle mode visible desktop 1x LFK 1x down 1x OK ke...

Page 49: ...come Note This option lets you set a Welcome note to be displayed when the phone is being switched on Set Status to Enable and enter the Welcome note so that it will appear every time the phone is swi...

Page 50: ...Camera Down to go to Shortcuts see 17 3 7 Left to enable the Multimedia Player Right to go to Profiles Keys might be freely configured depending on the User s needs In order to do so select MENU Sett...

Page 51: ...Connection Technologies 2G 3G or both As the telephone supports technology 2G and 3G in menu Network Service Selection the User might choose between getting connected in GSM 2G WCDMA 3G or preferred W...

Page 52: ...u might add a short telephone code you will be prompted to enter such a code every time you switch on the phone Remember the code or save it in a safe place as losing forgetting this code will make th...

Page 53: ...luetooth Status Enable and there is the icon at the top of the LCD the BT is active If there is no icon on the LCD and Bluetooth Status Disable the BT is disabled Menu Visibility lets you set the phon...

Page 54: ...Names APNs for multimedia messages and the Internet This data varies by service providers The model MM916 has implanted APN data for four biggest service providers in Poland APN data might be fund on...

Page 55: ...ect just unplug the USB cable 17 6 4 Restore Factory Settings Select MENU Settings Restore Factory Settings to reset the phone and restore factory settings default The default telephone code is 1122 1...

Page 56: ...tions on data transfer copying deleting 2 Port COM the phone goes into a service status For advanced Users and programmers 3 Router USB after selecting this option the phone starts the option of shari...

Page 57: ...ed off to switch it on press hold for about 3 seconds the green receiver key If you have not used the phone for a long time the battery might be deeply discharged to recover a deeply discharged batter...

Page 58: ...eans there is no signal or no funds available on your account In such a case only making emergency calls to 112 will be possible if the user is within the network of other providers Places such as bui...

Page 59: ...interfere with work of other devices x Never use the phone without a headset while driving a vehicle x The telephone emits electromagnetic field that might negatively impact other electronic devices...

Page 60: ...y x The phone and its accessories might contain small parts Keep the phone and its accessories away from children x Never clean the phone with any chemicals or corrosives x Never use the phone in clos...

Page 61: ...pends on conditions in which your phone is used Your distance from a relay transmitter number and the length of phone calls significantly reduce the battery life While moving the phone switches betwee...

Page 62: ...aces will reduce the battery life The recommended storage temperature range is between 15 C and 25 C Installing a cold battery into the phone might cause the phone to malfunction and might damage the...

Page 63: ...lls us that the equipment after use must not be disposed of in the normal waste stream Note Never throw your phone accessories to municipal solid waste The product should be utilized in authorized pla...

Page 64: ...on Such guidelines use a unit of measurement called Specific Absorption Rate SAR actual absorption As recommended by ICNIRP the border value of SAR for portable equipment is 2 0 watts per kilogram W k...

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