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To switch your phone on

1. Press and hold the P

OWER

/E

ND

key for a few moments until the screen

illuminates. The Ulysse Nardin and Chairman logos appear while the phone is
starting up.

2. Depending on your settings you may be asked to enter a PIN code for your

SIM card before you can access the SIM card to make and receive calls.

Note:

If you start your Chairman phone without a SIM card installed, you cannot
connect to a mobile phone network. You may connect to a Wi-Fi network,
if one is available, in order to configure your phone. When prompted, touch

Connect to network

. For information on connecting to a Wi-Fi

network, see the appropriate section in the User Guide.

To switch your phone off

1. Press and hold the P

OWER

/E

ND

key for a few moments. The

Phone options

menu appears.

2. Touch

Power off

.

3. To confirm that you want to switch off your phone, touch

OK

.

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Summary of Contents for Chairman

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...e marks of their respective owners UN Cells operates a policy of continuous development and reserves the right to change or improve the products described herein and to modify the contents of this document without prior notice Under no circumstances shall UN Cells Ltd be liable for any loss of data or income or any special incidental indirect or consequential damages resulting from the information...

Page 3: ... and DNA ofthe Ulysse Nardin brand We are proud and delighted thatourcompany UN Cells Ltd has been granted license by the Ulysse Nardin group ofcompanies to be linked with the Ulysse Nardin name We are as passionate aboutthis truly unique and innovative productas we are aboutUlysse Nardin s unique portfolio offine time pieces and we sincerely hope thatyou as ourdiscerning customer derive as much p...

Page 4: ...n 12 Chairman overview 13 Preparing your phone for first use 14 Inserting the SIM card 14 Removing the batterycover 15 Inserting the battery 16 Replacing the batterycover 17 Charging your Chairman phone 17 Switching your phone on andoff 18 The Home screen 20 Customising the Home screen 21 Making and receiving calls 21 Making calls 22 Making handsfree calls 23 Answering calls 24 Messaging 24 Compos...

Page 5: ...Working with applications 28 Using your docking station 29 Connecting the power supply 29 Inserting the phone 30 Limited Warranty 31 Learning more 36 ii ...

Page 6: ...phone and accessories the safety precautions below must be taken to avoid possible legal liabilities and damages Retain and follow all safety and operating instructions and observe all warnings in the UserGuide Operating safety To reduce the risk of bodily injury electric shock fire and damage to the equipment observe the following precautions Traffic safety In some countries it is prohibited to u...

Page 7: ...o the antenna during operation of the equipment Use only the supplied or approved parts Unauthorised antennas modifications or attachments could damage the phone and may violate regulations governing radio devices Electronic devices Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from radio frequency RF signals However certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your ...

Page 8: ... Other medical devices Operation of any radio transmitting equipment including wireless phones may interfere with the functionality of inadequately protected medical devices Switch off your phone in health care facilities when any regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do so Vehicles RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles...

Page 9: ...s may lead to suspension or denial of telephone services to the offender or legal action or both Potentially explosive atmospheres Switch off your phone when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death You are advised to switch off the phone when at a refuellin...

Page 10: ...ro USB to USB cable which can be used with the charger provided and connected to an appropriate power source or to the USB port in a computer or similar device Caution Ensure thatyou adhere to the followingsafety points Failure to do so may resultin permanentdamage to the battery phone orcharger and may cause injury ordamage to people and property l Only use an approved battery and charging device...

Page 11: ...esult in an electric shock l When connecting your phone to an electrical device always ensure that the device is adequately grounded to earth before connecting your phone See the device s user guide for details l Keep the battery and device dry and away from water or any liquid as it may cause a short circuit l Keep metal objects away from the battery and its external contacts to avoid causing a s...

Page 12: ...for exposure to radio waves It has been designed to be within limits for exposure to radio waves as recommended by international guidelines and is within safety margins appropriate to all persons regardless of age gender or health The unit of measurement when examining exposure for mobile devices is the Specific Absorption Rate SAR The SAR limit is defined by several bodies in different countries ...

Page 13: ...o maintain compliance with RF exposure requirements use accessories that maintain a 1 5cm separation 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 do not satisfy these requirements may not comply with RF exposure requirements and should be avoided...

Page 14: ... phone 7 Battery cover release tool 2 Accessories travel bag 8 Lithium battery 3 Micro USB to USB cable 9 32GB USB memory stick 4 Universal charger body 10 Leather case 5 UK EU and US socket adaptors 11 Documentation pack 6 Leather cable tie 9 ...

Page 15: ...ontains the full UserGuide and supporting material Before using your Chairman phone the battery and SIM card must be installed and the battery must be charged For details see Insertingthe battery on page 16 and Insertingthe SIMcard on page 14 You should also remove any protective film from the phone s surfaces 10 ...

Page 16: ... Chairman phone For information see Chargingyourphone usingthe dockingstation on page 1 and the User Guide 1 Phone cradle 5 Speaker present on both sides 2 Micro USB connector 6 Bluetooth pairing button 3 Handsfree microphone 7 USB port 4 Accessories compartment 8 Charger connector socket 11 ...

Page 17: ...he UserGuide Product registration It is our aim to provide you with the highest level of after sales support and service Registration validates your warranty so that in the unlikely event that your phone needs to be repaired your request can be processed quickly Please register your Chairman phone by calling the UN Cells Customer Service Department For details on how to contact the UN Cells Custom...

Page 18: ... Camera flash 3 MENU key 12 Camera lens 4 SEND key 13 Ulysse Nardin rotor 5 Fingerprint reader 14 Limited Edition plate 6 Sapphire crystal touchscreen 15 Battery cover release recess 7 Earpiece 16 Micro USB port 8 VOLUME keys 17 SIM access cover 9 Stereo speakers 13 ...

Page 19: ...the phone and SIMcard 1 Ensure that your Chairman phone is switched off 2 With the front of the phone facing you lift the left side of the SIM access cover Caution To avoid scratchingthe polished surface neveruse a metal implementorsharp item to open the SIMaccess cover 3 Insert the SIM card with the notched edge towards the body of the phone and the gold contacts facing you as shown in the diagra...

Page 20: ...e front of the phone facing you lift the left side of the SIM access cover 3 Using the flat end of the tool provided press the edge of the SIM card until it pops up 4 Gently slide the SIM card out of the slot Caution Take care when handlingthe SIMcard as itis delicate and may be damaged by rough handling Removing the battery cover Your Chairman phone has been designed so that you should not need t...

Page 21: ...attery yourself for example if you are replacing the battery follow these instructions 1 Remove the battery cover if it is in place 2 Discard any packaging from the battery 3 Insert the battery with the label upwards putting the side of the battery with the contacts into the phone first so that they connect to the contacts in the phone 4 Press the other edge of the battery gently into place so tha...

Page 22: ...ith the slots on the phone under the rotor cover As the cover closes fully the retaining catch engages and you should hear a gentle click 3 Ensure that the cover is correctly positioned by checking that the gap between the battery cover and the body of the phone is even all the way round Charging your Chairman phone Your Chairman phone is provided with three adaptors that fit UK EU and US power so...

Page 23: ...ble into the charger body and plug the charger into an appropriate power source Note The chargerprovided is forindooruse only or Connect the larger end of the USB cable into a USB port on a computer Note When usinga computerto charge yourChairman phone ensure that the computeris turned on and active ratherthan in sleep orstandby mode to avoid dischargingthe phone s battery ratherthan chargingit 3 ...

Page 24: ...ve calls Note Ifyou startyourChairman phone withouta SIMcard installed you cannot connectto a mobile phone network You may connectto a Wi Finetwork ifone is available in orderto configure yourphone When prompted touch Connect to network Forinformation on connectingto a Wi Fi network see the appropriate section in the UserGuide To switch your phone off 1 Press and hold the POWER END key for a few m...

Page 25: ...uide 1 Battery level indicator 2 Date indicator shows today s date 3 Notification bar indicates the status of your Chairman phone 4 Dual time indicator shows the hour at the dual time location 5 Signal strength indicator 6 Phone icon touch to use the Phone application to make calls 7 Launcher icon touch the icon or slide it upwards to view icons for installed applications The lights below the icon...

Page 26: ...tems and folders to the empty panes Tip Touch and hold the POWER END key to return to the main pane ofthe Home screen Making and receiving calls There are several ways you can make and receive calls This section describes how to make and receive a call using the keypad and the virtual keypad in the Phone application and how to answer an incoming call For information on other ways to make a call se...

Page 27: ... incorrectly press the POWER END key 2 to delete a single digit or press and hold the POWER END key to delete the whole number 3 Press the SEND key 1 to place the call Tip When diallingan internationalnumber press and hold the 0key on the keypad to display the symbol This represents the internationalaccess number which may differdependingon the country you are callingfrom 22 ...

Page 28: ...rrectly touch to delete a single digit or touch and hold to delete the whole number 5 Touch to place the call Tip When diallingan internationalnumber touch and hold 0 to display the symbol This represents the internationalaccess number which may differ dependingon the country you are callingfrom Making handsfree calls When your Chairman phone is paired with a Bluetooth device such as your docking ...

Page 29: ...saved to the Call log For details see the UserGuide Using the keypad To answer the call press the SEND key Using the touchscreen To answer the call drag the phone icon to the right Depending on your settings if you are already in a call when you answer an incoming call the current call is placed on hold For details on handling multiple calls and changing your call waiting settings see the UserGuid...

Page 30: ...me of a contact from your Contacts list or a mobile phone number As you enter the name or number matching contacts appear Note Ifyou enteran emailaddress the phone automatically converts the message to a multimedia message Fordetails see the UserGuide 3 Continue to enter the name or number or touch the name of the contact you want to send the message to 4 Touch the Type to compose field to open th...

Page 31: ... video or Record audio You can then capture or record a new media file which you can review and then add to the multimedia message or discard and try again Tip Ifyou wantto add more than one picture touch Attach slideshow and selectup to 10 photos to add as a slideshow 5 To send the message touch Send Receiving messages When you receive a new message a notification appears in the notification bar ...

Page 32: ...ge 1 When the thread is open touch and hold the message you want to delete The Message options menu appears 2 Touch Delete message A confirmation dialog appears 3 To confirm deletion touch Delete or touch Cancel to keep the message To delete an entire thread 1 When the thread is open touch the fingerprint reader to bring up the menu and touch More Delete thread A confirmation dialog appears Note I...

Page 33: ...hone is loaded with a number of pre installed features and applications You can access the features and applications from the Home screen or Launcher screen For details on the applications loaded onto your Chairman phone see the User Guide 28 ...

Page 34: ...t the power supply unit to a suitable power source 3 Plug the 4mm jack at the other end of the cable into the lowest socket on the docking station When the power supply is connected the docking station turns on automatically The Bluetooth pairing button glows red if it is not paired with a device or blue if it is paired with a device To turn the docking station off 1 Press and hold the pairing but...

Page 35: ...ss the phone firmly into the cradle to ensure that the phone connects properly with the micro USB connector in the base of the cradle When the phone is docked the battery indicator on your phone shows that the phone is charging To remove the phone from the docking station To remove the phone from the docking station grip the sides of the phone and slide it upwards in the opposite direction until t...

Page 36: ... Period 4 This Limited Warranty is only valid and enforceable in the country where the product is purchased and provided UN Cells intended for the Product to be sold in that country If the Product was purchased in the European Union then this warranty will apply in all countries in the European Union 5 During the Warranty Period UN Cells will repair modify or replace at UN Cells sole option any de...

Page 37: ...eplacement is required as a result of usage other than as described in the user documentation rough handling abnormal use or conditions exposure to moisture dampness extremes of temperature a rapid change in temperature chemical agents or spillage of food or liquid improper storage unauthorised modification or repair connection to unauthorised devices misuse accident alteration or any other action...

Page 38: ...he Customer did not return the Product to the Customer Service Department see www uncells com or an authorised retailer within thirty 30 days of the appearance of the defect k The defect or damage was caused by unauthorised repair being carried out l The defect or damage was caused by failure to follow the instructions for care of the product or by failure to follow safety instructions m the defec...

Page 39: ... replacement and for all shipping charges 15 If the Product or Accessory is returned to the Customer Service Department outside the Warranty Period UN Cells normal service policies shall apply and the Customer will be responsible for all costs of repair and replacement and for all shipping charges 16 THIS LIMITED WARRANTY STATES THE ENTIRE WARRANTY GIVEN BY UN CELLS TO THE CUSTOMER ALL IMPLIED WAR...

Page 40: ...ion 19 The Product has not been designed and is not sold as a device whose sole or primary purpose is the making of receiving of emergency calls or data As such the Product should not be relied upon for making or receiving calls or data relating to emergency or life threatening or critical situations 20 UN Cells operates a policy of continuous development and reserves the right to make changes and...

Page 41: ...rotection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference...

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