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U S E R G U I D E M B - 1 0 8 G S M Befor e operati ng this set, please r ead these i nstr uctions car eful ly.[...]
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1 IMPORTANT – Your handset is not suppli ed with a simcar d. The M B-108 GSM will work on all GSM networ ks. You wil l need to insert a s imcar d for the handset to work proper ly. Networ k Services – The MB- 108 GSM is approved for use on the GSM 900 and GSM1800 net wo rks. Check with your mobi le phone ser vice pr ovider t o see if you can us[...]
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2 Wh er e t o fi n d it …… …… ………. .… …… …. . ……. . 3 Symb ols on the displa y ………. .… ………… …… 4 Me nu Op er at io n …… …… …. …. .……… …… … …. 5 Read these not es fir s t ……....……….………….… 5 I nst a l l ati on an d s etu p… …… ………… …… .. ….[...]
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3 Where to find it Earpiece Press to end or reject a call. Press to return to standb y Sel ect buttons (Left/Right s oft keys ) Perform func tions indicated by the di spl ay t ext a bove Talk button Press to answer a phone cal l. Press to enter redial list Left/Ri ght/Up/ Down butto n s Press to adjust rec eiving volume in ta lk and speak erphone m[...]
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4 Time Date Symbols on t h e dis pl ay 1 - The lef t soft key in t he s tan dby mode is Menu. 2 - The ri ght soft key in t he standby mode is SMS. The Soft keys change to di ffer ent functi ons i n other modes. Radio si gnal level - Shows the si gnal strengt h. Batt ery level /Charge – Shows batt ery remai ning level or show animat ion duri ng ch[...]
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5 Menu Operat ion Menu li sts are used f or set up operati on. The lef t and ri ght soft keys are Menu and SMS short cut in standby. Press Menu ( ) and t he display changes and the sof t keys become Sel ect and Back . Use Up or Down to move up or down menu li s ts, and Select or Back for t he next or previous di splay. When wr iting text , use the [...]
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6 necessary - do not use chem ical s, cleani ng solvent s, or st rong deter gents. Ins t alla ti on a nd s et up Befor e operati ng the MB-108 GS M a SI M card must be inst all ed. Keep the SIM car d out of small chil dren’ s reach. The SIM car d and its cont acts can be dam aged easily by scrat ches or bendi ng, so handle t he ca rd car efull y.[...]
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7 War ning! Use onl y batter ies and char ge rs suppli ed with or appr oved for t his MB-108. Use of o ther s will inval idat e approval s or warr anty and may be dangerous. Do not char ge the batt ery with the back cover removed. 1. Connect t he charger lead firm ly into the socket on the Right side of the handset . 2. Plug t he charger int o an A[...]
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8 Plug i n power adapter to char ge batt e ry. Plug i n headset accessor y for headset use. Sw it chi n g On a nd Off To sw itch the p hone on and off To swit ch off, press and hold End Call until the displ ay clear s. To swi tch back on, pr ess and hold End Call unti l the displ ay tur ns on. War ning! Do not switch on when mobile phone usage is p[...]
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9 Ma ki ng & An sw eri n g call s To make a call Ensure t he phone is swi tched on and in servi ce. Key in t he telephone number incl uding area code. (To add pr efix " +" press the “ * ” key twi ce quickl y) Press Talk t o dial the number on the di splay. To end cal ls press t he End Cal l butt on. Last N umber Re dial I n standb[...]
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10 To mute the micro phone Dur ing a call, press Opti on & Down to go to Mu te , & then Select the di splay shows . To unmute, press Opti ons and select Unmute. To make a conferenc e call Confer ence call is a Network Service that lets up to six par ti es tal k toget her. (Check wi th your provi der) 1. Ma ke a c all to the firs t pa rty . [...]
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11 T o r evi ew t he U s ed Sp a ce To check how many names and number s are saved: Select Menu , Phonebook , Storage stat us to s ho w the phone and SI M memory bei ng used. To ad d a ne w Pho ne Boo k e ntry Press Down to open the phonebook Select Select, New & select Save t o SIM or Save to phone , t hen enter t he letter s for the Name Pres[...]
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12 Select Menu , Phonebook , De le te A ll Select All in phone or A l l in SI M , S ele ct Delet e all ?, Press Sel ect agai n to confir m To co py a ll e ntries fr o m the p hone or SIM ca rd Select Menu , Phonebook , Copy all Select SIM to phone or Phone to SIM Press Sel ect to conf irm the copying Call L og Indi cates new mi ssed entries i n the[...]
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13 Ed it be fo re ca l l –Fr ee edit ing befor e call, press Clear so ft butt on will cl ear charact er left of the cursor, press numeri c digi t keys wi ll insert charact e r l eft to the cursor . Send message –To send a message t o th e desired phone number Save –To save the ent ry t o the Phone Book Delet e – To delet e the entr y from t[...]
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14 To wr ite a nd se nd a text me ssage Select Message, SM S ,New , as above, to ent er t ext edit or. Wr ite your message usi ng the di git / let ter keys. To send, pr ess Select , Sel ect ( Send ) t o displa y Number. Enter the full number, i ncluding countr y/ar ea code if needed. Press Sel ect t o displa y Sendi ng message… Note: if y ou Se l[...]
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15 Extr act number . – extract the phone number to save Sel ect t he option requir ed and follow the menus. To rev iew the Outb ox , D raftb ox or Storag e status Select SMS , and then foll ow the me nus like we do in r eview inbox. To de lete Message s in Inbox , Outbox or Draftbox Select SMS , select De le te al l Press Sel ec t and Del ete all[...]
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16 All ows you to adj ust various sett ings on t he phone, and also t o reset t hem to thei r fact ory defaul t values. Press Menu , t hen press Down to g o to Se tt in g , and Sel ect t o display t he li st of setti ngs avail able. Alarm clock You can set t hree al arms to alert once onl y or on sel ected days. W hen it sounds, pr ess Cancel to s [...]
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17 Phone Sett ings Language –sel ect t he language of the user i nterf ace Displ ay Settings LCD contr ast – to set LCD contr ast Back li ght –t o set the durat ion of backl ight a ft er key press Idle disp lay – to sele ct id le disp lay mo de Securi ty PIN1 –t o set enable/disable of PIN1 entry on each time you switch the phone on , and[...]
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18 Call Se ttings Auto r ed ial – auto-di al up to 10 redial attempt s Anykey answer –press any key t o answer a call Send own number – t o select send own nu mber states Speed dial –to set/ change speed dial to each key STK If your SIM card have the STK funct ion, it will show the STK name. you ent er thi s sim card applicat ion menu Press[...]
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19 Tro u bl es hoo ti ng “Call failed” appears Check dialled number is correct, with ful l area code SIM card fitted – on ly makes emergency call Some SIM cards are th inner than other s. Lightly pres s the SIM card holder to en sure a proper contact is made. The mobile phone display is blank (screen off) The phone is switched of f. Press Pow[...]
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20 G u a r a n t e e a n d S e r v i c e I n f o r m a t i o n Th e MB- 10 8 GSM i s gua ran teed fo r 12 mo nth s from the da te of purc has e on you r s al es r ec ei pt, bu t do es n ot c ov er any f au lts or def ects caus ed by acc ide nts , mis us e, fa ir we ar an d te ar, ne gl ect , light ni ng, tam per in g with the eq ui p ment, or any a[...]
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21 B a t t e r y i n f o r m a t i o n The rec har ge ab le bat ter y n ee ds s ev er al c har ge and dis ch arg e cycle s t o re ach f ull capa cit y! Whe n the o per atin g tim e becom es not icea bly shor ter th an nor mal , it is ti me to buy a new batt ery . Us e only b at ter ies & char ge rs a ppr ov ed wit h MB- 10 8 and un pl ug the c [...]
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22 Heari n g aid s Mobi le p ho nes may in terf er e wi th s ome he ari ng aids . In th e event of i nt erf ere nce, c on tact y our he ar ing a id pr ov ider . Other me dical device s An y rad io tran smit tin g eq uipm en t, in clud in g mobi le phone s, m ay int erf ere wit h i n adeq uat ely pr ot ect ed med ic al dev ic es. C ons ult a ph ysi [...]
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23 We oper ates a policy of conti nuous product improvement, and so reser ves the ri ght t o make changes t o the product and funct ions wi thout noti ce.[...]