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Recent Pages

: Lists recent accessed pages. 

 

Enter Address

: To enter the address of your choice. 

 

Service Inbox

: You can receive messages (news, information or 

advertisements) from your service. 

 

Settings

: Allows you to view or modify the related settings:   

(1) 

Edit Profile

: You can activate one chosen profile, and then, rename the 

profile, edit the homepage address, change Data Account, modify 
connection type, modify the IP address or set Security On or Off. 

(2) 

Browser Options

: To set Timeout minutes, and set Show Images to On 

or Off. 

(3) 

Service Message Settings

: To turn On or Off Service Message 

Settings. 

(4) 

Clear Cache

: To empty the browser's temporary memory. 

(5) 

Clear Cookies

: To delete cookies saved in your phone. 

(6) 

Trusted Certificates

: To view related certificates info.   

 

13.3 Data Account 

1. 

Menu

 

X

 

Services 

X

 

Data Account

. 

2. Modify the following items: 

 

GSM Data:

 Account Name, Number, User Name, Password, Line Type 

(ISDN or Analogue), Speed (9.6Kbps, 14.4Kbps or 4.8Kbps), DNS. 

 

GPRS: 

Account Name, APN, User Name, Password, Auth. Type (Normal or 

Secure).  

 
 

Summary of Contents for S-808n

Page 1: ...Mobile Phone S 808n User s Manual Version 0 7_070712 Please read this manual carefully before operating your mobile phone...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...elp you to do all the steps directly and precisely Using the Mobile Phone and Charger Danger Only the specified battery charger is permitted Using other brands may cause battery leakage overheating ex...

Page 4: ...ff to prevent interference with electronic medical devices Follow any rules or regulations in such places Don t use the phone at a gas station near fuel or chemicals Don t use the phone near electroni...

Page 5: ...objects to avoid battery leakage overheating explosion or even fire Don t connect weld the polarities of the battery directly to prevent battery leakage overheating explosion or even fire Battery liq...

Page 6: ...the charger to prevent fire Clean dust away from the power socket to avoid any possibility of fire Don t place containers filled with liquids such as water near the charger Liquid spilled into the cha...

Page 7: ...ow temperature places Using the phone in a temperature range of from 5 0 C 35 0 C and humidity of 35 85 is recommended To avoid communication quality interference it is recommended not use your mobile...

Page 8: ...s may cause unwanted noise Cleanness and Maintenance The mobile phone the battery and the charger are not waterproof Don t use them in places with high humidity such as bathrooms and also avoid submer...

Page 9: ...ONS 19 CHAPTER 2 BASIC OPERATIONS 20 2 1 INSERTING REMOVING THE SIM CARD 20 2 2 BATTERY CHARGING 20 2 3 POWER ON OFF 21 2 4 MAKE A CALL 21 2 5 INSERT PAUSE P OR W 21 2 6 ANSWER A CALL 21 2 7 REJECT A...

Page 10: ...SSAGE DURING A CALL 23 2 21 SAVE A NEW ENTRY DURING A CALL 24 2 22 DEFLECT A CALL NETWORK SERVICE 24 2 23 CALL WAITING CONFERENCE CALL NETWORK SERVICE 24 2 24 WITHOUT SIM CARD OPERATIONS 25 CHAPTER 3...

Page 11: ...USING E MAIL 33 4 6 VOICE MAIL SERVER NETWORK SERVICE 34 4 7 BROADCAST MESSAGE 34 CHAPTER 5 CALL HISTORY 35 5 1 CHECK DELETE SAVE THE RECORDS 35 5 2 DELETE CALL LOG 35 5 3 TRACK RESET TIME RECORDS 35...

Page 12: ...CHANNEL LIST 41 6 5 3 MANUAL INPUT 42 6 5 4 SETTINGS 42 6 6 SOUND RECORDER 42 6 6 1 SET THE FILE FORMAT 42 6 6 2 RECORD A SOUND 42 6 6 3 PLAY THE RECORDED TONE 42 6 6 4 APPEND A RECORDED TONE 43 6 6 5...

Page 13: ...ICONS 47 7 2 TAKE PHOTOS 47 7 3 CHECK PHOTO ALBUM 48 7 4 CAMERA SETTING 49 7 5 IMAGE SETTING 49 7 6 WHITE BALANCE 49 7 7 SCENE MODE 50 7 8 EFFECT SETTING 50 7 9 WALL PAPER FRAME 50 7 10 RESTORE DEFAUL...

Page 14: ...ER ON OFF 55 10 1 3 TO SET DISPLAY LANGUAGE 55 10 1 4 PERSONAL DICTIONARY 55 10 1 5 PREFERRED INPUT METHOD 55 10 1 6 COMPOSE GREETING TEXT 56 10 1 7 DEDICATED KEY 56 10 1 8 AUTO UPDATE OF DATE AND TIM...

Page 15: ...LL DIVERT NETWORK SERVICE 59 10 3 4 CALL BARRING NETWORK SERVICE 59 10 3 5 LINE SWITCHING NETWORK SERVICE 60 10 3 6 CALL TIME REMINDER 60 10 3 7 CALL TIME DISPLAY 60 10 3 8 AUTO REDIAL 60 10 3 9 CLOSE...

Page 16: ...63 10 6 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS 63 CHAPTER 11 USER PROFILES 64 11 1 ACTIVATE A PROFILE 64 11 2 CUSTOMIZE A PROFILE 64 CHAPTER 12 EXTRA 65 12 1 ALARM 65 12 2 CALENDAR 65 12 3 TO DO LIST 65 12 4 WORLD...

Page 17: ...15 13 1 SIM TOOL KIT 68 13 2 WAP 68 13 3 DATA ACCOUNT 69 CHAPTER 14 SHORTCUTS 70 APPENDIX 1 TEXT ENTRY 71 KEY MAPPING 71 T9 INPUT 72 APPENDIX 2 GPRS INTERNET SETTING 73...

Page 18: ...FM Radio Personal Dictionary GPRS WAP 2 0 MP3 64 polyphonic ring tone MP3 player 128MB Internal Memory USB 128 Mb NOR Flash 32Mb S RAM 1024Mb NAND Flash SMS MMS EMS 4 0 Built in Speakerphone Some of t...

Page 19: ...17 1 2 Appearance 1 2 3 4 7 5 6 1 Camera Lens 2 Side UP Down Keys 3 Shutter Key 4 Earpiece 5 Keypad 6 Earphone Jack 7 Cable Charging Connector...

Page 20: ...1 7 Dedicated Key Internet Service Shortcuts User Profiles Write Message Menu OK Option Phone Book list Back Clear Reject a call Numeric keys Speed Dial see chapter 3 8 Speed Dial Numeric key Space Ho...

Page 21: ...signal Alarm Call forward L1 GPRS Connected Call forward L2 Lock Call forward L1 L2 Missed call Ring Message Vibration Voice mail L1 Vibration and ring Voice mail L2 Vibration then ring Voice mail L1...

Page 22: ...he phone is turned off and the charger is disconnected from the phone Use of another battery pack other than specified battery may cause safety hazard than the one recommended by the manufacturer Make...

Page 23: ...ide keys to adjust the earpiece volume 2 5 Insert Pause P or W Press 3 times to insert P which will allow 3 second pause during a dialing sequence For example To auto dial an extension number enter th...

Page 24: ...ly used functions or settings see chapter 10 1 7 Dedicated Key 2 11 Call Logs 1 In Standby X to access Call Logs 2 Select one entry X to dial the number 3 Select one entry X Ok to check Call Info X Op...

Page 25: ...Recorder 2 Press Pause to pause Press Cont to resume 3 Press Stop to stop recording 4 Edit the file name X Option X Save 2 18 Send SMS During a Call 1 During a call X Option X SMS 2 SMS X Write Messag...

Page 26: ...e a conference call 1 When another call comes X to hold the current call and then answer the new incoming call Later you can press to swap held and active calls Press Reject will end the call waiting...

Page 27: ...onference Back to conference call Transfer Connect the Split call to the other party on hold and then disconnects your line End Single Terminate the current active call End All Terminate the conversat...

Page 28: ...e the chosen entry Copy Copy the entry from phone to SIM or from SIM to Phone Move Move the entry from the SIM to phone or phone to SIM Duplicate Duplicate the chosen entry Send vCard Send or save the...

Page 29: ...st only Name and Number 3 5 Delete All Entries You can delete all entries in the SIM or Phone or one by one from Phone Book list 1 Menu X Phone Book X Delete All 2 Select From SIM From Phone or One By...

Page 30: ...or Off to enable or disable Speed Dial 3 In Set Number select one number key 2 9 X Option X Edit X select one number from Phone Book X Ok 3 9 Settings Set Preferred Storage to SIM or to Phone 1 Menu X...

Page 31: ...29 3 11 Memory Status Check Memory Status 1 Menu X Phone Book X Memory Status...

Page 32: ...selected from Phone Book Insert Number Insert a number selected from Phone Book Input Method Select input method Add text MMS Insert text Add image MMS Insert image Add audio MMS Insert audio file Ad...

Page 33: ...ons or melodies Send Outbox or Drafts Send the chosen message 4 3 Message Settings 1 Menu X Messages X SMS or MMS X Message Settings SMS Settings Profile Setting Each profile has settings of Profile N...

Page 34: ...tatus Check the amount of the memory being used and remaining 4 4 Template 1 Menu X Messages X SMS or MMS X Template 2 Edit the template or send a message 4 5 Email The phone can send and receive emai...

Page 35: ...going Port The default value is 25 3 Display Name Create a name for display use 4 E Mail Address Enter your registered email address 5 Username Enter the registered username 6 Password Enter the regis...

Page 36: ...ver 2 Select a number X press Option for the followings Edit Edit the voice mail number Connect to Voice Access the voice mail services 4 7 Broadcast Message The broadcast message enables you to view...

Page 37: ...t the number and then save it to Phone Book 5 2 Delete Call Log 1 Menu X Call History X Delete Call Log X Missed Calls Dialed Calls Received Calls or Delete All 5 3 Track Reset Time Records 1 Menu X C...

Page 38: ...36 2 To reset press Reset 5 6 To Check Reset GPRS Counter GPRS Counter counts the data sent and received 1 Menu X Call History X GPRS Counter 2 To reset select Reset Counter...

Page 39: ...he image Delete Delete the image Delete All Files Delete all stored images Sort Sort the image files by Name Type Time or Size 6 2 Video Recorder 1 Menu X Multimedia X Video Recorder 2 Press to start...

Page 40: ...on for the following options To Player Screen lists stored video files X press Option X select to Play Forward Rename Delete Delete All Files or Sort the files CamCorder Setting Press to edit the foll...

Page 41: ...yscale Sepia Sepia Green Sepia Blue Color Invert Gray Invert Blackboard Whiteboard Copper Carving Blue Carving Embossment Contrast or Sketch Restore Default Reset all settings of Video Recorder back t...

Page 42: ...sing the center key while the phone is in idle mode with the Keypad Lock OFF 6 4 2 Play Music 1 Menu X Multimedia X Audio Player Key descriptions Play Pause Stop Back Next S Keys Volume 2 List X Play...

Page 43: ...through the frequency Hold the key for fast forward Turn on or turn off the FM Radio Search for next available channel Side keys Volume Options Back to previous screen Return to Idle Note The FM Radi...

Page 44: ...you can listen to the FM radio while operating the handset Loud Speaker Listen to the radio program without using headset 6 6 Sound Recorder Record a tone and save it as a WAV file or AMR file 6 6 1...

Page 45: ...ion X Rename 6 6 6 Delete a Recorded Tone 1 Menu X Multimedia X Sound Recorder 2 Select a file X Option X Delete 6 6 7 Delete all Recorded Sounds 1 Menu X Multimedia X Sound Recorder 2 Select a file X...

Page 46: ...rt a musical note Mi Press Insert a musical note Fa Press Insert a musical note So Press Insert a musical note La Press Insert a musical note Si Press Insert a vibration note Press Insert a backlight...

Page 47: ...Back to previous screen Clear Press Clear one musical note Clear Press and hold Delete all musical notes Press Back to Standby If current input notation is a musical note If current input notation is...

Page 48: ...e 2 Select a file X Option X Delete or Delete All Files 6 7 4 Forward Composed Melodies Forward the composed melodies to User Profile MMS E mail or EMS 1 Menu X Multimedia X Melody Compose 2 Select a...

Page 49: ...ntinuous advance Self timer Quality Image Size 7 2 Take photos 1 In Standby press to turn on Camera mode 2 Focus on the object and then press or Shutter release button Zoom EV Back to previous screen...

Page 50: ...y Timer Off 5 sec 10 sec 15 sec Cont shot Off 1 Shot 3 Shot 5 Shot Scene mode Auto Night Image Quality Normal High Low Image Size 128 128 160 120 320 240 640 480 1280 960 7 3 Check Photo Album 1 In St...

Page 51: ...2 or Sound3 EV Adjust exposure value Banding 50Hz or 60Hz Delay Timer Select Off 5 sec 10 sec or 15 sec Cont Shot Continuous Shot Select Off 1 Shot 3 Shot or 5 Shot 7 5 Image Setting 1 In Camera mode...

Page 52: ...ng Blue Carving Embossment Contrast or Sketch 7 9 Wall Paper Frame Please set the frame before taking a photo This feature functions only when the image size is set to 128 128 1 In Camera mode X Optio...

Page 53: ...owings Play or View Play the music file or view the graphic file Forward Forward the file to User Profile or MMS etc Detail Check detailed information of the chosen file Rename Rename the chosen file...

Page 54: ...ete all files in the chosen folder Sort Sort the folders or files by name type size or time Select None to disable sorting 8 5 Memory Status 1 Menu X File Manager 2 On the top of the screen you can ch...

Page 55: ...ecord up to 20 entries Press Stop and then Back to save the time records Lap Timing Press Start to start timing Press to Stop or Resume press Lap once to record one entry can record up to 20 entries P...

Page 56: ...or press to switch the 4 records Press and hold Resume to reset the timer 9 3 Game Setting Turn on or off Game Audio and Game Vibration 1 Menu X Fun and Games X Game Setting 2 Edit Game Audio or Game...

Page 57: ...edule Power On Off 2 Edit the setting Status Enable or Disable the function Power On Off Power On time or Power Off time Time Set the time 10 1 3 To Set Display Language 1 Menu X Settings X Phone Setu...

Page 58: ...twork Identity Time Zone messages and inquires you to change the date and time for the phone 1 Menu X Settings X Phone Setup X Auto update of date and time 2 Press On or Off 10 1 9 Flight Mode Flight...

Page 59: ...o choose a file from System or User Define System Preset files User Define Downloaded files 10 2 3 Power On Display 1 Menu X Settings X Display Setup X Display Characteristic X Power On Display 2 Syst...

Page 60: ...function 10 2 7 Show Owner Number Display Owner Number or name on Standby screen 1 Menu X Settings X Display Setup X Display Characteristic X Show Owner Number X press to turn on or off the function...

Page 61: ...Divert 10 3 4 Call Barring Network Service Restrict or bar certain or all types of calls Please contact your network service provider for the password 1 Menu X Settings X Call Setup X Call Barring Ou...

Page 62: ...10 3 8 Auto Redial Keep dialing if the called party is not available 1 Menu X Settings X Call Setup X Auto Redial X press to turn on or off the function 10 3 9 Closed User Group Network Service Close...

Page 63: ...anually search for networks 1 Menu X Settings X Network Setup X Network Selection New Search The phone automatically searches for and connects to the most suitable network Select Network The phone sea...

Page 64: ...connected Always or When Needed 1 Menu X Settings X Network Setup X GPRS Connection X press to switch to Always or When Needed 10 5 Security Setup 10 5 1 SIM Lock Set PIN code for SIM lock 1 Menu X Se...

Page 65: ...5 Barred Dial Network Service The phone can forbid some designated outgoing calls Contact your service provider for PIN2 code 1 Menu X Settings X Security Setup X Barred Dial 10 5 6 Change Password C...

Page 66: ...n X Customize Tone Setup Set Incoming Call Alarm Power On Power Off Message Tone and Keypad Tone Volume Set Ring Tone and Key Tone volume Alert Type Set alert type to Ring Vibration Only Vibra and Rin...

Page 67: ...Red square indicates there are tasks listed on that day 1 Menu X Extra X Calendar 2 Option for View Tasks List of all arranged tasks Jump To Date Go to a desired day 12 3 To Do List 1 Menu X Extra X T...

Page 68: ...Press once Press twice M Ok Press once Press twice MC Decimal Point Press once Press twice MR Back to Standby Back Clear Press once to clear one digit Hold to clear all values except memory values 1 M...

Page 69: ...utting your gender height and weight Menstrual The phone shows you the expected dates of menses and P P 12 8 1 BMI 1 Menu X Extra X Health X BMI 2 Enter the gender height and weight 12 8 2 Menstrual 1...

Page 70: ...re you can use the browser Besides the service provider may have to configure your phone for browsing after your subscription Contact your service provider for details Internet connection creates secu...

Page 71: ...P address or set Security On or Off 2 Browser Options To set Timeout minutes and set Show Images to On or Off 3 Service Message Settings To turn On or Off Service Message Settings 4 Clear Cache To emp...

Page 72: ...rtcuts 2 Select one item X Option Add Add a new shortcut Edit Replace with another shortcut Delete Delete the highlighted shortcut Delete All Delete all shortcuts Disable Enable Disable or Enable the...

Page 73: ...space 0 space 0 0 _1 _1 1 A B C 2 a b c 2 2 D E F 3 d e f 3 3 G H I 4 g h I 4 4 J K L 5 j k l 5 5 M N O 6 m n o 6 6 P Q R S 7 p q r s 7 7 T U V 8 t u v 8 8 W X Y Z 9 w x y z 9 9 Option Done Use Templ...

Page 74: ...ess the key T9 Input Press a key once for any letter you require on that key The letter you need may not appear Continue pressing other keys until the last letter is input and then check whether the w...

Page 75: ...mode 2 Insert one end of the USB Data Cable into the handset s system connector port and the other end to your PC s USB port 3 From the handset choose COM Port and then click Ok USB Config Mass Storag...

Page 76: ...74 2 Phone and Modem Options window appears Click New...

Page 77: ...ation Name eg GPRS Connection 1 and add the Area code according to your present location For example the area code of India is 011 If you are there input 011 in the Area code Click Apply and then Ok G...

Page 78: ...76 4 The new added item appears in the Location list GPRS Connection 1 011...

Page 79: ...77 5 Choose Modems tab and then click Add...

Page 80: ...78 6 Choose Don t detect my modem I will select it from a list and then click Next to go on...

Page 81: ...79 7 Choose Standard 33600 bps Modem and then click Next...

Page 82: ...PC s COM port setting and then Next to go on Note In Windows XP you might find no COM ports in the dialog box above If so please install the USB2Serial driver Go to Control Panel System Hardware Devi...

Page 83: ...81 9 Click Finish...

Page 84: ...82 10 In Modems tab choose Standard 33600 Modem COM3 and then click Properties to open the following window...

Page 85: ...83 11 In Diagnostics tab click Query Modem You should see results in Command and Response list...

Page 86: ...2 Click Advanced Enter the Extra initialization commands and then click OK In this example CGDCONT 1 IP cmnet the string cmnet is service provider dependent Contact your service provider for this sett...

Page 87: ...85 13 Double click Network Connections in Control Panel...

Page 88: ...86 14 In Network Tasks box click Create a new connection...

Page 89: ...87 15 New Connection Wizard starts Click Next...

Page 90: ...88 16 Choose Connect to the Internet and then click Next...

Page 91: ...89 17 Choose Set up my connection manually Click Next...

Page 92: ...90 18 Choose Connect using a dial up modem Click Next...

Page 93: ...91 19 Enter the ISP name You can create your own ISP name Click Next...

Page 94: ...92 20 Fill 99 in the Phone number Click Next...

Page 95: ...93 21 Click Next...

Page 96: ...94 22 Choose Add a shortcut to this connection to my desktop and then click Finish...

Page 97: ...95 23 On the desktop double click the shortcut icon to open Connect Dial up Connection window 24 Click Dial to activate GPRS connection...

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