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

Press the card’s lid carefully towards the

assistance buon unl it “clicks”. Li the lid

to an upright posion. Make sure the card’s

contacts are facing downwards. Fold down the

lid and carefully push it down, sliding it back in

place.

Note! The circuit boards (metal part) on the

cards must not be scratched or bent. Try not

to touch the circuits with your ngers.



Insert the baery by

sliding it into the baery

compartment with the

circuits facing down to

the right. Replace the

baery cover.





1. Enter the phone number. Delete with .

2. Press to dial. Press Abort to cancel

the call.

3. Press to end the call.

Note! For internaonal calls, always use +

before the country code for best operaon.

Press

twice for the internaonal prex +.



1. Press  to open the phonebook.

2. Use / to scroll through the

phonebook, or quick search by pressing the

key corresponding to the rst leer of the

name.

3. Press  â , alternavely, press

to dial the selected entry, or press

Back to return to standby.

3. PHONEBOOK

The Phonebook can store 100 entries with 3

phone numbers in each entry.

Add a contact

1. Press Menu â Phonebook â

-New contact- â Add.

2. Enter a  for the contact, see Enter

text. Delete with .

3. Use / to select ,

 or , and enter the phone

number(s) including the area code.

4. When done, press Save.

Doro 1350

Quick Start GuideQuick Start Guide

1. Speaker

2. Le selecon buon

3. Call buon

4. Voicemail

5. Keypad lock and

Internaonal prex/

symbols

6. Silent /

Input method

7. Scroll buons

8. End call /

Power on/

9. Right selecon

buon

10. Torch buon

11. Torch

12. Headset socket

13. Camera

14. Assistance buon

15. Loudspeaker

16. Microphone

17. Charging cradle

connectors

18. Charging socket

1. GET STARTED





Be careful not

to damage your

ngernails when

you remove the

baery cover. Do

not bend or twist

the baery cover

excessively as it may

be damaged.



Remove the baery if it is

already installed. There are

two SIM card slots, SIM1

and SIM2. If you are to

use only one SIM card, we

recommend to use SIM1

slot.

Slide the card under the

metal part, with the gold-

coloured circuit board

facing down.

The cut-o corner of

the card helps to you place the card, correct

placement is indicated in the compartment.

Charge the phone

CAUTION

Only use baeries, charger and accessories

that have been approved for use with

this parcular model. Connecng other

accessories may be dangerous and may

invalidate the phone’s type approval and

guarantee.

When the baery is running low, is

displayed and a warning signal is heard.

• Connect the mains adapter to the wall

socket and to the charging socket

Tip: Don’t forget to remove the protecve

plasc lm from the display.

2. GET TO KNOW YOUR PHONE



1. Press and hold the red buon on the

phone to turn it on/o. Conrm with Yes to

power o.

2. If the SIM card is valid but protected with a

PIN code (Personal Idencaon Number),

Input SIM1 PIN is displayed. Enter the PIN

code and press OK. Delete with .

Note! If PIN and PUK codes were not provided

with your SIM card, please contact your

service provider.

 shows the number of PIN

aempts le. When no more aempts remain,

 is displayed. The SIM card must

now be unlocked with the PUK code (Personal

Unblocking Key).

1. Enter the PUK code and conrm with OK.

2. Enter a new PIN code and conrm with OK.

3. Re-enter the new PIN code and conrm

with OK.

Start-up wizard

When starng the telephone for the rst me,

you can use the start-up wizard to set some

basic sengs.

Tip: You can run the start-up wizard later if

you want.



In this document the arrow (â) indicates next

acon in the step-by-step instrucons.

To conrm an acon in the phone, press OK. To

select an item, scroll or highlight the item using

/ and then press OK.

Enter text

• Press a numerical key repeatedly unl the

desired character is shown. Wait a few

seconds before entering the next character.

• Press

for a list of special characters.

Select the desired character with /

and press OK to enter it.

• Use / to move the cursor within the

text.

• Press

to cycle upper case, lower case and

numerals.

• Press and hold

to change wring

language.



The default language is determined by the SIM

card.



1. Press to answer, or press  to

switch o the ring signal and then Reject

(busy signal).

Alternately, press to reject the call

directly.

2. Press to end the call.



Use / to adjust the sound volume

during a call. The volume level is indicated on

the display.



Silent is a xed prole with keypad tone,

message tone and ring tone disabled, while

vibraon, tasks and alarm are unchanged.

• Press and hold

to acvate and to

deacvate silent.



During a call the so keys ( ) give access to

addional funcons.



Use

and

–

to speed dial an entry from

standby.

• Press and hold the corresponding buon to

dial.



1. Press Menu â  â Phonebook â

.

2. Select

â Add and select an entry from

the phonebook.

3. Press OK to conrm.

4. Repeat to add speed dial entries for buons

–



As long as the phone is switched on, it is always

possible to place an SOS call by entering the

main local emergency number for your present

locaon followed by .



Received, missed, and dialled calls are saved in

a combined call log. 20 calls of each type can

be stored in the log. For mulple calls related

to the same number, only the most recent call

is saved.

1. Press .

2. Use / to scroll through the call log.

= 

= 

= 

3. Press to dial, or .



In the event of a trauma, it is crical to have

this informaon as early as possible to increase

the chances of survival. Add ICE contact to

improve your own safety. First responders

can access addional informaon such as

medicaon and next of kin from your phone in

case of an emergency. All elds are oponal,

but the more informaon provided the beer.

Press Menu â Phonebook â ICE.

5. Use / to scroll the list of entries.

6. Press Edit to add or edit informaon in each

entry. Delete with .

7. Press Save when done.

4. ASSISTANCE BUTTON

The assistance buon allows easy access to

contact your predened help numbers should

you need help. Make sure that the assistance

funcon is acvated before use and make all

necessary conguraons.Test the applicaon

thoroughly.



1. When help is needed, press and hold the

assistance buon for 3 seconds, or press it

twice within 1 second.

The assistance call begins aer a delay of

5 seconds. In this me you can prevent a

possible false alarm by pressing .

2. An assistance text message (SMS) is sent to

all recipients. The rst recipient in the list

is dialled. If the call is not answered within

25 seconds, the next number is dialled.

Dialling is repeated 3 mes or unl the call

is answered, or unl is pressed.

CAUTION

When an assistance call is acvated the phone

is pre-set to handsfree mode. Do not hold

the device near your ear when the handsfree

mode is in use, because the volume may be

extremely loud.



• Press Menu â  â Assistance.

5. MESSAGES



1. Press Menu â Messages â Create new

â SMS.

2. Write your message, see Enter text, then

press To.

3. Select a recipient from 

Phonebook.

Alternavely, select  to add

recipient manually and press OK.

4. You can modify the recipients by selecng

one and press  â Edit//

.

5. When done, press  â Send.



Both you and the recipient must have sub-

scripons that support picture message. The

sengs for picture message are supplied by

your service provider and can be sent to you

automacally via text message.

1. Press Menu â Messages â Create new

â MMS.

2. Write your message, see Enter text.

3. Press  â Add picture:

•  to select a le.

• Take picture to use the camera to take a

picture.

Note! To keep best picture quality, send only

one picture per message.

You can also Add sound, Add video, and

Preview MMS using the  menu.

4. Press  â Add subject and enter

your subject, then press  â Done.

5. Press  â To and select recipient

from .

Alternavely, select Enter recipient to add

recipient manually and press  â

Done.

6. Press  â Send to send.



• Press Menu â  â Messages.

English

Note! All illustraons are for illustrave

purposes only and may not accurately depict

the actual device. The items supplied with your

phone might vary depending on the soware

and accessories available in your region or

oered by your service provider. You can obtain

addional accessories from your local Doro

dealer. The supplied accessories provide the

best performance with your phone.

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Summary

GET TO KNOW YOUR PHONE

Turn the phone on and off

Instructions for powering the phone on and off, including SIM PIN entry.

Receive a call

Steps to answer or reject an incoming call and end a call.

Volume control

How to adjust the sound volume during a call using the device's buttons.

Silent mode

Activate and deactivate silent mode to disable tones and vibrations.

Speed dial

Setting up and using speed dial entries for quick dialing.

GET STARTED

SIM card, memory card and battery

Instructions for inserting SIM and optional memory cards and the battery.

Enter text

Guide to entering text using the keypad, including character selection.

Calls

Making calls by dialing directly or from the phonebook.

PHONEBOOK

Add a contact

Steps to add new contacts with name and phone numbers to the phonebook.

ASSISTANCE BUTTON

Make an assistance call

How to use the assistance button for emergency calls and messages.

MESSAGES

Create and send text messages

Instructions for composing and sending SMS messages.

Create and send picture messages

Guide for sending MMS messages, including adding pictures.

CAMERA (PHOTOS)

Take photo

Instructions for taking a photograph using the phone's camera.

SETTINGS

Bluetooth

Pairing the phone with other Bluetooth devices.

Tone settings

Adjusting various sound settings like ringtone and message tones.

Brightness

Adjusting the screen brightness for optimal viewing.

9. ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS

Torch

Turning the torch on and off using the dedicated button.

Alarm

Setting and managing alarms, including snooze function.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Battery incorrectly installed

Troubleshooting steps for when the battery is not installed correctly.

PIN code not accepted

Actions to take if the PIN code is rejected or blocked.

SIM card incorrectly installed

Steps to resolve issues with the SIM card not being recognized.

SIM card dirty or damp

Guidance on cleaning and drying the SIM card for proper function.

PROTECT YOUR HEARING

Exposure to loud sounds

Warning about potential hearing damage from prolonged exposure to loud sounds.

NETWORK AND SERVICES

Network services subscription

Information regarding the need for a service provider subscription.

SIM card PIN;PUK

Details about PIN and PUK codes for SIM card security.

15. TECHNICAL DATA

Frequency bands

Specifications for supported GSM frequency bands.

Battery

Details about the phone's battery type and capacity.

Charging time

Estimated time required to fully charge the battery.

Ambient temperature

Recommended operating temperature range for the device.

Absorption Rate (SAR)

Information on the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) values.

EMERGENCY CALLS

Mobile phones use radio signals

Information about radio signal usage and potential interference.

VEHICLES

Electronic systems in vehicles

Caution regarding electronic systems in vehicles and radio equipment.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Protecting your device

Tips for protecting the phone from damage and wear.

Cleaning the device

Instructions on how to clean the phone safely.

Protecting your hearing

Warning about potential hearing damage from prolonged exposure to loud sounds.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Implanted medical devices

Advice regarding the use of mobile phones near implanted medical devices.

Areas with explosion risk

Precautions for using the phone in areas with explosion risks.

Li-ion battery

Safety warning and handling instructions for Li-ion batteries.

13. WARRANTY

Warranty conditions

Information on warranty terms and conditions for the device.

Proof of purchase

Requirements for proof of purchase for warranty claims.

This document describes the Doro 1350, a mobile phone designed for ease of use, particularly for individuals who may benefit from simplified features and enhanced safety functions.

Function Description

The Doro 1350 is a mobile phone equipped with essential communication features, including making and receiving calls, sending and receiving text messages (SMS), and picture messages (MMS). It also incorporates several safety and convenience features, such as an assistance button, ICE (In Case of Emergency) information storage, and a torch. The phone supports dual SIM cards (SIM1 and SIM2) and an optional SD card for additional storage.

Call Functions: Users can make calls by entering a phone number directly or by selecting a contact from the phonebook. Speed dial functionality allows for quick calling of pre-assigned numbers by pressing and holding a single digit (0, 2-9). The phone also supports international calls, requiring the use of '+' before the country code. During a call, users can adjust the volume using the scroll buttons. The call log stores received, missed, and dialed calls, with up to 20 entries of each type.

Messaging Functions: The Doro 1350 enables users to create and send text messages (SMS) and picture messages (MMS). Text input is done by repeatedly pressing numerical keys to cycle through characters. Special characters and writing language can also be selected. For picture messages, users can either select an existing picture from "My pictures" or take a new one using the camera. The phone allows for adding sound and video to MMS messages.

Safety Features: A prominent feature is the Assistance Button, which, when pressed and held for 3 seconds or pressed twice within 1 second, initiates an assistance call. This call begins after a 5-second delay, during which it can be cancelled. An assistance text message (SMS) is sent to all predefined recipients, and the first recipient in the list is dialed. If unanswered, the phone proceeds to dial the next number, repeating this process up to three times or until a call is answered. During an assistance call, the phone automatically switches to handsfree mode.

The ICE (In Case of Emergency) feature allows users to store critical personal information such as medication details and next of kin. This information can be accessed by first responders in an emergency, potentially increasing chances of survival. All fields are optional, but providing more information is recommended.

Other Features:

Phonebook: Stores up to 100 entries, each with three phone numbers (Mobile, Home, Office). Contacts can be added, edited, and deleted.
Torch: A built-in torch can be activated and deactivated via the menu or by pressing and holding the torch button.
Camera: The phone includes a camera for taking pictures.
Alarm: Users can set multiple alarms with customizable time, repeat options, and alarm tones.
Silent Profile: A fixed profile that disables keypad tone, message tone, and ring tone, while vibration, tasks, and alarm remain active. It can be activated/deactivated by pressing and holding the '#' button.
Keypad Lock: Prevents accidental key presses.
Volume Control: Adjusts sound volume during calls.
Start-up Wizard: Guides first-time users through basic settings.
Display Settings: Users can adjust brightness and text size for better visibility.
Bluetooth: Allows connection to other Bluetooth-compatible devices.

Usage Features

Getting Started: To begin, users need to remove the battery cover, insert a SIM card (preferably in SIM1 slot if only one is used), and optionally an SD card. The battery is then inserted, and the battery cover replaced. The phone is charged by connecting the mains adapter to the charging socket or cradle.

Turning On/Off: The phone is turned on/off by pressing and holding the red button. If a SIM card is protected by a PIN code, the user will be prompted to enter it. The phone also supports PUK code entry if the PIN is blocked.

Text Input: Text is entered by repeatedly pressing numerical keys. The cursor can be moved using the scroll buttons. Special characters and writing language can be selected.

Navigation: The scroll buttons (up/down) are used to navigate through menus and lists. The left and right selection buttons perform actions displayed on the screen, while the OK button confirms selections.

Call Options: During a call, the soft keys provide access to additional functions.

Speed Dial: Numbers can be assigned to digits 0 and 2-9 for quick dialing from standby.

Phonebook Management: Contacts can be added, edited, and deleted through the Phonebook menu. Quick search by pressing the key corresponding to the first letter of a name is available.

Assistance Button Configuration: The assistance function needs to be activated, and help numbers configured, before use. Thorough testing of the application is recommended.

Language, Time, and Date: These settings can be changed via the menu. The default language is determined by the SIM card.

Maintenance Features

Battery and Charger: Only use batteries, chargers, and accessories approved for this specific model to avoid danger and invalidate the phone's type approval and guarantee. The phone indicates when the battery is low.

SIM Card and SD Card Handling: When inserting SIM and SD cards, ensure the gold-colored circuit board faces down for SIM cards and contacts face downwards for SD cards. Avoid scratching or bending the circuit boards.

Cleaning: The device should be cleaned with a soft, clean cloth. Do not use strong chemicals or cleaning agents.

General Care:

Protect the phone from moisture, dust, and extreme temperatures.
Avoid dropping or subjecting the phone to rough treatment.
Do not attempt to open or disassemble the phone yourself, as this may damage the device and void the warranty.
Keep the device away from strong magnetic fields.
Do not use the phone in areas where radio communication is forbidden or where it may cause interference or danger.
For optimal performance, ensure the battery is fully charged before first use.
Remove the protective plastic film from the display.

Troubleshooting: The manual provides guidance for common issues such as battery not installed, charger incorrectly connected, SIM card not inserted, and phonebook memory full, directing users to check connections, contact the service provider, or delete entries.

Disposal: The device, battery, and accessories should be disposed of according to local regulations for electronic waste. Do not dispose of them with household waste.