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Introduction

 

English

 

Thank you for purchasing the Titan 550. This instruction manual is to guide you to understand the functions and features. 
In addition to common call functions, this phone also provides you a variety of useful features and services. Some of the 
services and functions will depend on the network operator and additional data charges may apply. Please contact your 
network operator for more information.

 

Summary of Contents for Titan 550

Page 1: ...DUALSIM Titan 550 User Manual Dual SIM 850 2100 ...

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Page 4: ...h 1 Introduction 4 2 Description of icons 7 3 Getting Started 8 4 Basic Functions 14 5 Tools 19 6 Settings 33 7 Troubleshooting 38 8 Legal Information 40 9 Health and Safety 41 10 Declaration of conformity 45 ...

Page 5: ...derstand the functions and features In addition to common call functions this phone also provides you a variety of useful features and services Some of the services and functions will depend on the network operator and additional data charges may apply Please contact your network operator for more information ...

Page 6: ... 1 ox contents Please check the box includes the following components If there are any items missing please contact your supplier Handset Data Cable Earphone User Manual Power Adaptor Quick Start Up Guide ...

Page 7: ... is powered OFF press to turn ON the phone When the phone is ON and the screen is unlocked press to turn OFF the phone display When the screen is unlocked press and hold to access the phones Option Menu to select Silent Vibration or Airplane Mode 9 Call records Shortcut to your Call Records list 10 10 SOS button Press and hold to dial an emergency number and send a message 11 for help 11 Camera bu...

Page 8: ... mode Flight mode Mute mode USB connected Access restricted 2 Description of icons Clock Alarm clock has been set and activated Battery level indicator Network signal strength Connected to a wireless network Bluetooth activated Music indicator ...

Page 9: ...attery Removing the battery cover Turn OFF the phone and disconnect the external power supply Use the lock ring to rotate the screws counter clockwise on the back cover and remove the back cover Use the lock ring to rotate the screws counterclockwise on the back cover ...

Page 10: ...l ul rt thl SIM card and Micro SO Card ...

Page 11: ...10 Inserting the battery Insert the battery into the battery compartment by aligrinQ the comectors use the lock rinQ to rotate the scre ov clockwiseto secure theback cover ...

Page 12: ...our phone for ami mumor 1 2 hours for thei tial use The battery indicator will flashwher t the phone is on charQe_ Once iti s fully charoed the battery indicator will stop flashina D i sconnect the ex ternal pcwer supp l y from your phooe ...

Page 13: ...d the Power ON OFF button to start up the device To turn OFF the phone press and hold until the following message box appears and select Power Off You can also use to select the flight reboot mute vibration and standard mode Power ON OFF ...

Page 14: ... several times the SIM card will be locked Please contact your network operator for more information 3 5 Lock and unlocking the screen You can lock the touch screen and the buttons to prevent accidental operation When the phone is powered ON press the Power ON OFF button to lock the screen You can still receive Messages and Voice Calls when the screen is locked Press the Power ON OFF button to re ...

Page 15: ... Functions 4 1 aking a call On the main screen tap the icon to bring up the keypad dialer Dial your number on your screen To amend the entry tap the icon to delete the characters then press icon to make the call ...

Page 16: ...wering rejecting an incoming call During an incoming call tap on the icon and slide icon to answer the call To reject a call slide the icon or slide the icon to send an SMS response message for rejecting the call ...

Page 17: ...the main screen or access your contacts through the Dial application Tap on the contact to view the contact information stored tap on to call the contact or tap on the icon to send an SMS to the contact Tap on the Menu key to modify share or delete the contact ...

Page 18: ...n the icon search for a contact in your list Tap on icon to add a new contact You can choose to save the entry to your phone or the SIM card and edit the details for your new contacts You can also manage your contacts and delete import export and share contacts and other operations ...

Page 19: ... Messages Tap on the icon and compose your written message Tap on icon on the screen to insert images video audio and other attachments The SMS message will automatically converted into MMS Choose a number from your contacts list Tap on icon to send a message after completion ...

Page 20: ... and tap on the icon to access the camera viewfinder screen You can choose various camera mode at the top of the screen and at the bottom right hand corner you can choose the flashlight mode and switch camera mode Touch the preview area to adjust the focus ...

Page 21: ...to enter into the camera setting mode you can modify the camera exposure effects shooting and other preferences Tap on the icon to take a picture or tap on the icon to convert into the video interface for recording video ...

Page 22: ...he application and then tap on icon you can view all the pictures and video files that saved in the mobile phone and SD card press menu key to browse images delete and grouping operation To share an image tap on the icon and select the preferred method of sending the file ...

Page 23: ...can also delete sort and manage your video files Tap on a file name from the video list to play your video use the icon enlarge to full screen mode Slide the time progress bar to forward and reverse the video footage To share the video tap on the icon and select your preferred method of sending the file ...

Page 24: ...by Artist Albums Songs or Playlist Pause play song Play resume play Revert to last song or press and hold to rewind the track Skip to next song or press and hold to forward the track Song shuffle ON OFF Repeat song ON OFF Current song being repeated Revert to song list Playback time display sliding the scroll bar to jump to any song ...

Page 25: ... on the icon to access the radio Insert your headset into to the earphone audio jack and search for your radio station Press the icon to Stop Play the channel You can select a radio station from the saved channel list or automatically search for a FM radio station ...

Page 26: ...Sound Recorder On the main screen tap on the icon and then tap on the icon to access sound recording feature Start recording Play recording End recording Pause recording List all recording stored on your phone ...

Page 27: ...een tap on the icon and then tap on icon to access the clock settings You can amend the date and time week and alarm settings View and set the alarm Stopwatch function Edit the settings for night mode set men u and set the alarm ...

Page 28: ...on the main screen and then tap on icon to access the calendar In the calendar interface you can slide up and down to view the previous month and next month s on the calendar the calendar view and reminder setting can be adjusted to your preference ...

Page 29: ...een tap on icon and then tap on the icon to access the calculator interface Your phone provides you a calculator with the four basic functions of adding subtracting multiplication and division allowing you to perform simple arithmetic ...

Page 30: ... 10 otepad On the main screen tap on the icon and then tap on the icon to access the Notebook interface Tap on the icon to add a new note Select the Unclassified to create categories to organise your notes ...

Page 31: ...ashlight On the main screen tap on the icon and then tap on the icon to access the flashlight interface Enable and dis able the Flashlight by selecting ON OFF Exiting this interface will turn OFF the flashlight ...

Page 32: ...to anyone with an email address Follow the instructions on the screen to set up your email accounts You can then manage your emails from your mobile You will require access to a WIFI network or a data plan from your network operator Addition charges may occur on your tariff please contact your network operator for more information ...

Page 33: ... the browser interface You will require access to a WIFI network or a data plan from your network operator Addition charges may occur on your tariff please contact your network operator for more information You can create a bookmark on your phone and sync bookmarks with your computer ...

Page 34: ... and then tap on icon to enter into the settings menu Manage and personalise the following your phone settings 6 1 IM Management Set your SIM card as the default for making voice calls video calls messages data connections and other settings 6 2 Wi Fi Wi Fi is a wireless networking technology that provides access to local area networks WI Fi communication requires access to an existing Wi Fi netwo...

Page 35: ...our device provide options for sharing via Bluetooth 6 4 Data Usage Control your device s connection to mobile data service and monitor your data usage Data usage is measured by your device and your service provider may account for usage differently so consider using a conservative limit 6 5 Audio profiles A profile is a collection of settings Changing the profile changes the phone s settings such...

Page 36: ...ery display and see remaining battery power and time 6 9 App You can view the downloaded applications phone storage applications running applications and all applications You can manage sort and arrange the order of the applications 6 10 Location access This feature allows applications to use Google s location service to faster estimate your location Anonymous location data is collected and sent t...

Page 37: ...unction allows you to send a help request to the numbers you predefine You can set up an emergency number and edit emergency text messages When the SOS emergency call button is pressed the phone will automatically dial the number and send text messages 6 13 anguage and Input Method You can choose your preferred language and input method 6 14 ackup and Reset You can back up your data automatically ...

Page 38: ...date and time automatically adjusted according to your time zone location or change the time and date display format 6 17 chedule Power ON OFF Set the time to automatically power ON or power OFF the phone 6 18 Accessibility Improves accessibility for users who have impaired vision hearing or reduced dexterity 6 19 bout Phone View information about your phone including status legal information hard...

Page 39: ...d out by your next work operator on nearby mast Please contact you network operator for more information Echo and noise Poor network coverage within the region Disconnect the current call and try redialing Short Standby time Standby time is related to the network system setting Turn off the mobile phone in the poor reception area The battery may be near its end of life charging cycle Please replac...

Page 40: ... Contact your network operator for more information You are not within a GSM or 3G network service area Contact your network operator for more information The signal is weak Please move to an area with stronger signal Unable to make calls to a specific contact The call barring function is activated Cancel the call barring function The fixed dial function is activated Cancel the fixed dial function...

Page 41: ...sories referred to in this manual rely on local network settings and installed software These may or may not automatically be accepted in total or in a limited way by local service and network providers Consequently some descriptions may not match the features or product which you can purchase download Third party content and services belong to are the copyright of are trademarked by and patented ...

Page 42: ...t of measurement for absorbed radio quantity when using mobile devices SAR tests are conducted using standard operating positions with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level however the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value In general the closer you are to a base station the lower the power output of the phone The SAR values may vary...

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Page 44: ...apacity of the battery Li ion batteries are particularly affected by temperatures below 0 centigrade 9 3 Operating environment Remember to follow any special regulations in force in the area you are in and always switch off your phone whenever it is forbidden to use it or it may cause danger When connecting the phone or any accessory to another device read its User s Guide for detailed safety inst...

Page 45: ...r should note the following o Always keep a distance at least 6 inches between the phone and the pacemaker when the phone is switched ON o Do not carry the phone in a breast pocket o Listen to the phone using the ear which is furthest from the pacemaker o Please switch OFF your phone if you feel there is interference and consult the doctor as soon as you can 9 6 Hearing aids Mobile phones may caus...

Page 46: ...e an emergency call enter the local emergency number in standby mode and touch to call 9 9 Care and maintenance o Your phone is a product of superior design and craftsman ship and should be treated with care The suggestions below will allow you to enjoy this product for many years o Keep your phone away from small children and pets They may accidentally damage the phone or choke on small parts o K...

Page 47: ...ne has a torch do not use it too close to the eyes This may cause damage to eyes o If the phone or battery gets wet and the label on the phone is damaged phone repairs are no longer guaranteed by the manufacturer s warranty even if the warranty for your phone has not expired 10 Declaration of conformity Hereby we declare under our sole responsibility that your device and in combination with the ac...

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