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    BASIC VERSION 2 EASYLIFE USER MANUAL V 1.0.3[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 3 EASYLIFE USER MANUAL ··················································································· 2  1. SAFETY AND PRECAU TIONS ························································?[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 4 13.2 I NBOX ······································································································· 19  13.3 O UTBOX ···············································?[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 5 21.7 NUMBER INPUT MODE ·············································································· 26  21.8 SYMBOL SELECT MODE ·····························································?[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 6  1. SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS Please read these simple guideli nes. Not following them may be dangero us or illegal. Read the complete user gu ide for further information. Switch off the phone in the vicinity of chemical plants, gas stations and ot her locations containing explosive objects. Keep the phone far away from children. Wh[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 7 before recharging. ·Unplug the charger from power sou rce and the phone when not in use. Do not leave the battery connected to a charger once the battery is full. Overcharging may shorten battery lifetime. ·Extreme temperature can af fect the ability of your battery to charge. Battery works only at room temperature (between 15 and[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 8 If the battery is completely discharged, it may take a few minutes before the charging indicator appears on the display or before any call s can be made. Use the battery only for its intended purpose . Never use any charger or battery that is damaged. Do not short-circuit the batte ry. Accidental short-circuiti ng will occur when a [...]

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    BASIC VERSION 9 3. APPEARANCE 1. Neckstrap Eyelet 2. LCD 3. SOS Shortcut key 4. Left soft key 5. Send key 6. * Key 7. Charging socket 8. Headset/Earphone socket 9. USB socket 10. # Key 11. Number key 12. End key 13. Right soft key 14. Downside key 15. Upside key 16. Loudspeaker 17. LED 18. Microphone[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 10 4. ICONS IN THE IDLE SCREEN AND LED Icon Functions introduction Signal strength Vertical bars show the strength of the network connection. The icon is displayed on the idle screen. Battery powe r Filled area shows the battery level. The icon is displayed on the idle screen. Alarm on/off The icon shows an alarm is on. When the alarm[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 11 L e ft S o ft k e y / R i g h t S o ft k e y Access menu functions ; “M” at bottom leftside corner iin idle screen. In the standby mode, pre ss Left Soft key to access Menu. Press right soft key to access favourite numbers menu. Long press right soft key to activate favourite number automatic sequence dialing SOS Shortcut Key P[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 12 details, and phonebook/message memory . It can also be used to store phone numbers and personal information. Caution : Do not bend or scratch your SIM card. Avoid exposing your SIM card to static electricity , water , or dirt. Tips ： Put the cut-angle end of the SIM card to the slot, and install it with the met al surface downwar[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 13 6.4 SECURITY CODES － PIN code PIN code （ Personal identify number ） prevents unauthorized use of your pho ne. The PIN code usually comes from your service provider along with the SIM card. If you enter the wrong code three times continuously , the PIN code is locked. T o unlock the PIN code, you need a personal unlocking key [...]

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    BASIC VERSION 14 ·If the PIN code is locked, the alert message for inputting PUK code will display in the screen at power on. ·The phone will search for the network automatically when turned on. On correct connection to the network, the name of the network and signal strength are displayed; if the network is not found or registration fails , you [...]

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    BASIC VERSION 15 8. IDLE SCREEN After power on the first screen t hat appears is the idle screen: The screen shows icons indicating the network na me, signal strength, battery level, time, date and configuration information. Refer to section 4 for icon information. The “M” at bottom left side corner indicates the menu functions. The at the bott[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 16 T o o l s Calculator Calendar H e a r i n g A i d S O S Setting S M S A l e r t Settings Phone setup N e t w o r k s e t u p C a l l s e t u p R e s t o r e F a c t o r y S e t t i n g s STK Menu items shown here depends on your SIM card. 10. Settings via Remote SMS By using another mobile phone with SMS functi ons it is possible t[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 17 T o browse the record list press the right soft -key in the idle screen, then Press the upside / downside key to scroll the options. Press send key to dial the selected record. Press left so ft key , you will see the option menu: ·View Press the up / down key to select option view or edit. Press left so ft key to confirm modificat[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 18 12.5 S peed dials Y ou can assign a phone number to the keypad numbers from 2 to 9 only . The phone numbers to be assigned to the numeric speed dial keys must first be inserted in the Phone Book using the option “speed dials”. Press green key or left soft key to enter Menu. Press again to enter options. Press up/down side key t[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 19 Saves the message in draft box. ·Send to many Select send to many , enter the number that y ou want to send. Then press left soft key , the number entered will be listed. In this list, press left soft key to enter options menu. With the up/down key , you can select an item to enter a new recipient, or edit a recipient, or delete a[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 20 months /maximum.. ·Delivery Report Y ou can set On/Of f If the function is activated, messages s ent successfully will re turn a confirmation delivery report message. ·Reply Path Y ou can set On/Of f If the function is activated, messages sent successfully will return a reply path message. ·Preferred S torage Possible selection:[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 21 Use the up /down side key to hi ghlight the option. Press the left soft key to enter the function. Press the right soft key to ex it without effecting modifications. ·T ime Edit Edits and sets the time of the alarm. Press t he left soft key to confirm. Press the right soft key to exit without confirming changes. ·On/Off Press * k[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 22 17.1 Calculator This feature allows you to do simple calculations. Press the numbers on the keypad to enter the corresponding numbers. Use following direction keys to calculate ： *key: switch ＋ / － / × / ÷ #key: decimal point Press the right soft key: clear the numbers Press Left soft key and the Send key to show the calcul[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 23 content. 19. SETTINGS 19.1 Phone setup Press the up/down side key to select the options. Press left so ft key to edit and confirm. Press the right sof t key to exit without modifications. Options available in this menu: ·Clock settings T o set current date and time of the phone and th e visualization of t he date and format of the[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 24 19.2 Network setup Y ou can determine the network selection mode when the phone is in roaming state: Automatic selection/Manual selection. Y ou c an use this function only when in roaming. Press left so ft key to choose Opti ons a nd press again to confirm. Press right soft key of red key to exit w ithout effecting changes: － Aut[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 25 This function needs the network operator’s support. To use th is function it must be supported by the Sim card operator and the various functions available depend completely on the support of the SIM card operator. 21. INPUT MODE Y ou can select from many methods of entering text and numbers. In T ext input settings , you can sel[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 26 9 WXYZ9 wxyz9 0 space or 0 space or 0 21.4 IT ALIAN INPUT MODE Key Uppercase characters Lowercase characters 1 . , -? ! @ :#$/_1 .,- ?! @ :#$/_1 2 ABC2À abc2à 3 DEF3ÈÉ def3èé 4 GHI4Ì ghi4ì 5 JKL5 jkl5 6 MNO6Ò mno6ò 7 PQRS7 pqrs7 8 TUV8Ù tuv8ù 9 WXYZ9 wxyz9 0 space or 0 space or 0 21.5 GERMAN INPUT MODE Key Uppercase [...]

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    BASIC VERSION 27 Press the 2/4/6/8 keys to scroll up/down left and right. Press the left sof t key to insert the symbol. 21.9Mobile phone maintenance • Keep the dev i ce dry . Precipit ation, humidity , and all ty pes of liquids or moisture can c onta in minerals that w ill corrode internal part s and circuits. If your device does get w et, remov[...]

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    BASIC VERSION 28 AREAS WITH EXPLOSION RISK Always turn off the unit when you are in an area w here there is a risk of explosion and follow all signs and instructions. A n explosion risk exist s in the places that include areas where your normally requested to turn off your car en gine. Within such an area, sparks can cause explosion or fire which c[...]