O2 FLT E22, User Manual

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READ ME FIRST
We strongly recommend that you
read this document
in full
before using your O2 XM cellular phone as it
contains important information regarding your safety,
the safety of others and your legal rights
WARNINGS
Radiation. Mobile phones are low power radio
transmitters. When the phone is on, it emits microwave
radiation from the antenna. This radiation is absorbed
by the body (SAR) and concerns has been raised
that absorption poses a potential risk. Although no
conclusive scientifi c evidence of any such risk exists at
this point, we recommend that you seek information
about and comply with the instructions regarding
the safe use of cellular phones given by the health
authorities in your country or area.
O2 XM mobile phones are compliant with the safety
guidelines issued by the International Commission on
Non-Ionising Radiation Protection (ICNIRP Guidelines
1998). SAR value is stated in the “Technical Data”
paragraph. See also
FCC Safety Information for RF
exposure
below.
Interference . The use of mobile phones may in some
cases interfere with inadequately shielded electronic
devices, causing malfunction. Therefore your phone
should be switched off or in “Flight mode” during in
air travel and in hospital or care facilities. Switch off
your phone if you are in a blasting area, i.e. a quarry or
construction site, as blasting often involves the use of
HF equipment and your phone may interfere with this.
Medical devices.
If you use a hearing aid or depend
on a pacemaker or other medical device, you should
contact the manufacturer of the equipment or your
physician before using a mobile phone. Always keep
your mobile phone at a minimum distance of six inches
from a pacemaker, and never carry a mobile phone in
your breast pocket. Turn the phone off immediately if
you suspect interference.
Health.
Recent reports suggest that excessive use
of SMS may lead to fatigue or wear in fi nger joints.
Concerns regarding SMS addiction or depressive
conditions have also been voiced. We recommend that
you use this function moderately to avoid health risks.
Corrosion . Do not attempt to disassemble the phone
or battery, as potential health risks are involved.
Unauthorized disassembly will void the warranty. No
user serviceable parts inside. Avoid skin contact with
liquid from a broken battery. Harmful if swallowed.
Seek physician immediately if exposed to battery
liquids.
Choking . Keep away from children as the SIM card or
other small parts presents a choking hazard.
Ear safety.
The earpiece may produce very high sounds
when you receive a call. To protect yourself from
acoustic shock, newer hold your phone close to the ear
unless you are engaged in telecom conversation. Never
let children play with a turned-on cell phone.
Combustibles & explosives. Although rare, internal
micro sparks during operation can pose an ignition risk.
Switch off your phone near areas with combustible
vapours and do not store your phone together with