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Contents                       

1 General Information ....................................................................................................................... 3

 

1.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 3

 

1.2 Safety .................................................................................................................................. 4

 

1.3 Warning and Notice ............................................................................................................. 4

 

1.3.1 Basic Notices ................................................................................................................... 4

 

1.3.2 Notices of Your Phone ..................................................................................................... 4

 

1.3.3 Notices of Battery Use ..................................................................................................... 5

 

1.3.4 Notices of Charger Use ................................................................................................... 6

 

1.3.5 Care and Maintenance .................................................................................................... 7

 

1.3.6 General Notices ............................................................................................................... 7

 

2 Getting Started ............................................................................................................................... 7

 

2.1 Overview and Introduction ................................................................................................. 7

 

2.1.1 Product Specification ...................................................................................................... 7

 

2.2 Keypad ................................................................................................................................ 8

 

2.3 Battery ................................................................................................................................. 8

 

2.4 Network Connections .......................................................................................................... 9

 

2.4.1 SIM Card ......................................................................................................................... 9

 

2.4.2 Insert and Remove the SIM Card .................................................................................... 9

 

2.4.3 Turn Your Phone On or Off ............................................................................................. 9

 

2.4.4 Phone unlock ................................................................................................................... 9

 

2.4.5 Unlock the SIM Card ....................................................................................................... 9

 

2.4.6 Connect to the Network ................................................................................................. 10

 

2.4.7 Make Calls .................................................................................................................... 10

 

2.4.8 Make Domestic Calls .................................................................................................... 10

 

2.4.9 Dial Extension ............................................................................................................... 10

 

2.4.10 International telephone Calls ....................................................................................... 11

 

2.4.11 Dial the Numbers of Phonebook ................................................................................... 11

 

2.4.12 Emergency Number ...................................................................................................... 11

 

2.4.13 Answer Calls ................................................................................................................ 11

 

2.4.14 Call Records ................................................................................................................. 11

 

2.4.15 Call Menu .................................................................................................................... 12

 

3 Function Menus............................................................................................................................ 12

 

3.1 Use of Function Menus ..................................................................................................... 12

 

Scroll Searching and Selection Function ............................................................................... 12

 

Exit Menus.............................................................................................................................. 12

 

3.2 Messages ........................................................................................................................... 12

 

3.2.1 Write Message ................................................................................................ 12

 

3.2. 2 Inbox ............................................................................................................. 13

 

3.2. 3 Outbox ........................................................................................................... 13

 

3.2. 4 Draftbox ........................................................................................................ 13

 

3.2. 5 SMS Settings ................................................................................................. 13

 

Summary of Contents for Q6

Page 1: ...Color screen Call Phone Q6 User s Manual ...

Page 2: ... 4 2 Insert and Remove the SIM Card 9 2 4 3 Turn Your Phone On or Off 9 2 4 4 Phone unlock 9 2 4 5 Unlock the SIM Card 9 2 4 6 Connect to the Network 10 2 4 7 Make Calls 10 2 4 8 Make Domestic Calls 10 2 4 9 Dial Extension 10 2 4 10 International telephone Calls 11 2 4 11 Dial the Numbers of Phonebook 11 2 4 12 Emergency Number 11 2 4 13 Answer Calls 11 2 4 14 Call Records 11 2 4 15 Call Menu 12 3...

Page 3: ... Recorder 18 3 7 7 FM radio 18 3 8 Organizer 19 3 8 1 Calendar 19 3 8 2 Alarm 19 3 8 3 Torchlight 19 3 8 4 Tasks 19 3 8 5 Calculator 19 3 9 Fun Games 19 3 9 1 Games 19 3 10 Services 19 3 10 1 STK Service 19 4 Input Method 20 General Outline 20 Screen Key values 20 5 T flash Card and USB 20 5 1 Insert and Remove T flash Card 20 5 2 Use of T flash Card 20 5 3 USB 21 6 Troubleshooting 21 1 General In...

Page 4: ... order to avoid the misuse of your phone you shall take the following measures Set PIN code of your SIM card and alter it before others have known it Do not put your phone in the visible places before you leave the car You d better keep it with you or lock it in the boot Set Call Barring 1 3 Warning and Notice For your safe and proper use of the phone read these guidelines before you use the phone...

Page 5: ...not press the keys with sharp things such as needle or nib otherwise it may cause damage to your phone or misoperation Do not use your phone if its antenna is damaged otherwise it may cause injury to the person Do not put your phone too near magnetic objects such as the magnetic card otherwise the radiation wave of the phone may eliminate the information stored in floppy disk debit card and credit...

Page 6: ...ertification or warranty terms of the equipment and may result in danger Return waste and used batteries to the supplier or specified recovery site CAUTION Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions 1 3 4 Notices of Charger Use You can use Charger or connect it to PC for your phone with dateline Do use alternating current o...

Page 7: ...ow 85 and above 35 Do stay way from telephone television and radio and office automatic instrument while you are using the mobile phone It can prevent the interference of your phone and the abovementioned instruments The Battery Do put the battery in the ventilated place and keep it away from the sunlit place The battery is of limited lifetime and frequent charging can reduce its capacity If the b...

Page 8: ...ment When the icon is full and does not flicker it indicates that the battery is completely charged If your phone is power off the system will display charging complete The charging process usually spend 3 4 hours In the process of charging your phone battery and charger will become hot that it is a normal phenomenon Notice The phone must be charged with the approved charger in the ventilated plac...

Page 9: ...can take out SIM card 2 4 3 Turn Your Phone On or Off Press and hold Power Key to turn on your phone Do the same thing to turn off your phone If you have not installed SIM card your phone will request you to insert SIM card The phone check if the card can be used after the card has been installed Then the screen will display the following indications sequentially Input SIM PIN was set up SIM passw...

Page 10: ...r s logo appears on the screen you can call or answer the phone The icon be displayed in the top left corner of screen is the network signal strength The barrier can influence call quality Therefore you can mobile in small area so that effectively call quality 2 4 8 Make Domestic Calls Press Number Keys to enter the phone number and then press dial up button to begin to call If you want to change ...

Page 11: ...se steps to view the list Press Call Key to view Call history All the numbers in the list can be directly dialed by pressing Call Key You can select ok to view detailed information of the chosen number Enter Options and select Save to Phonebook to save the chosen number in your phonebook 2 4 12 Emergency Number If you are in network service s coverage area check the upper left corner of the screen...

Page 12: ...e Mute Not to send send local voice DTMF Press left soft key to activate or deactivate dual 3 Function Menus 3 1 Use of Function Menus Scroll Searching and Selection Function Press the left soft key to enter Function Menus in idle mode In all the main menu or submenu level the left soft key to choose functions Exit Menus Generally you can press Right Soft Key to exit from some menu item Press Powe...

Page 13: ...number in current messages 3 2 4 Draftbox Enter Draft box you can view the message you have been saved successfully You select OK to view the chosen message Select Options to perform following operations on the chosen message Send Send the current message Edit Edit the current message Delete Delete the current message Delete All Delete all the messages in Draftbox Use Number call or save the numbe...

Page 14: ...ringtones to your contacts new contacts caller groups 3 4 Call Center 3 4 1 Call history 3 4 1 1 Missed Calls Select OK to view the list of missed calls 3 4 1 2 Dialed Calls Select OK to view the list of dialed calls 3 4 1 3 Received Calls Select OK to view the list of received calls Select OK to view the information of the chosen entry such as date duration number and dial times Select Options to...

Page 15: ...n on this phone will automatically redial if any call fails IP dial you can IP dialing after turn on this function Call time reminder to set the call time reminder Blacklist Put the mode on off set some numbers you don t want to touch 3 5 Settings 3 5 1 Phone settings Time and Date Set Home City choose a city for the time settings of the phone Choose City through the UP and DOWN keys Set Time Date...

Page 16: ...ings Meeting The operations are the same as Normal Mode Outdoor The operations are the same as Normal Mode Indoor The operations are the same as Normal Mode Silent The operations are the same as Normal Mode Headset When you insert headset your phone will automatically activate Headset Mode Bluetooth When you connect audio device your phone will automatically activate Bluetooth Mode 3 5 4 Security ...

Page 17: ...a function Select Options to perform following operations Photos Enter Album Camera Settings Setting the parameters Image Settings Setting Image size and quality Storage Save the files to your phone memory or T flash card Restore default All the settings to their default values 3 7 2 Image Viewer Photos can be related to the operation such as view browse style send rename etc 3 7 3 Video recorder ...

Page 18: ...tically produce play list Repeat Activate the feature to repeat song playing Select repeating songs with left right keys Shuffle Activate the feature to repeat song playing randomly Open close the feature with left right key Bluetooth settings When you connect audio device your phone will automatically activate Bluetooth Mode 3 7 6 Sound Recorder Press OK to enter the submenu to choose the audio r...

Page 19: ...ight keys to go off in any day from Mon to Sun 3 8 3 Torchlight Turn on turn off the torchlight 3 8 4 Tasks This phone is capable of storing 10 pieces of memo messages Select Memo in the submenu to browse add edit and delete memo message 3 8 5 Calculator Enter Calculator and it can do some simple calculation Enter the calculated number through keypad Press Right Soft Key to cancel the result or ex...

Page 20: ...ct area on the card is facing up Press the card to release it from the slot Do not pull the card directly otherwise the card slot and T flash card can be permanently damaged Notice Your phone supports plug and play However you d better turn off your phone to insert or remove T flash card when your phone is on It can ensure the normal usage of the information Generally speaking you d better not ins...

Page 21: ... map of service areas Echo or noise Bad trunk line of network Hang up the phone and redial the number hange the line The line of some area is bad Standby time omes short Standby time is related to the ing of network Turn off the phone temporarily in the as of poor signal The battery needs to be nged Change for a new battery In the poor signal areas the ne has to consume more power earch the base s...

Page 22: ...ed including interference that may cause undesired operation Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable prot...

Page 23: ...4W kg This device was tested for typical body worn operations with the back of the handset kept 1 5cm from the body To maintain compliance with FCC 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...

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