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General| Internal memory | 17 MB |
|---|---|
| Flash card support | Yes |
| Compatible memory cards | MicroSD (TransFlash) |
| Maximum memory card size | 128 GB |
| Type | Entry-level phone |
| Product color | Black |
| Talk time (2G) | 6 h |
| Battery capacity | 1000 mAh |
| Standby time (2G) | 220 h |
| Form factor | Bar |
| Phonebook capacity | 500 entries |
| Hearing aid compatibility | M3, T4 |
| Personal info management (PIM) | Alarm clock, Blacklist, Calendar |
| Display diagonal | - \ |
| External display | No |
| Display resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
| Bluetooth version | 5.0 |
| Rear camera resolution | 640 x 480 pixels |
| USB connector type | USB Type-C |
| Headphone connectivity | 3.5 mm |
| Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) | Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) is a standard way to send messages that include multimedia content to and from a mobile phone over a cellular network |
| Ringer type | Polyphonic |
| Polyphonic rings quantity | 7 |
| Operating system installed | Mocor OS |
| Data network | GSM, LTE |
| SIM card type | MicroSIM |
| 3G bands supported | 900, 2100 MHz |
| SIM card capability | - |
| Mobile network generation | 4G |
| Subscription type | No subscription |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 12.95 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 66.6 mm |
| Height | 128.4 mm |
| Weight | 113.7 g |
Identifies key components of the Doro 1880 phone, including buttons, screen, speaker, and ports.
Welcome message and brief overview of the Doro 1880's features and benefits.
Guides users through unboxing the phone, checking contents, and initial setup steps.
Instructions for inserting the SIM card, memory card, and battery into the phone.
Detailed steps and important precautions for safely removing the phone's battery cover.
Step-by-step guide for inserting the micro-SIM and optional memory cards correctly.
Procedure for inserting the battery and charging the phone using a wall outlet or cradle.
Guides on turning the phone on/off, entering PIN, and unlocking with PUK code if needed.
Tips and methods to conserve battery power for longer device usage.
Explains assistive functions and symbols used throughout the manual for accessibility.
Walkthrough of the start-up wizard for initial device configuration and tutorial.
Information on understanding notification panel and status bar icons like signal strength and battery.
Introduction to fundamental phone operations, including making and receiving calls.
Details on the function of key buttons like End Call, Options, Assistance, Navigation, and Standby mode.
How to adjust volume levels and notes on hearing aid compatibility settings.
Instructions for activating silent mode and guidelines for using a headset, including safety precautions.
Explanation of how to lock and unlock the keypad to prevent accidental presses.
Covers manual text entry, special characters, cursor movement, and predictive text input.
Details on changing input modes (predictive, case) and selecting writing language.
Explains hearing aid compatibility standards (M/T modes) and testing recommendations.
Steps for connecting the phone to a computer via USB for data transfer and safe disconnection.
Guides on dialling numbers directly, using the phonebook, and ending calls.
Instructions for answering, rejecting, and ending incoming calls, plus call information.
How to use call options like mute, and activate the loudspeaker during a call.
Details on call options like adding calls, merging, holding, and using SOS calls for emergencies.
How to view and manage received, missed, and dialled calls in the call log.
Steps for adding new contacts, managing phonebook entries, and searching contacts.
Advanced contact operations: adding to Top 10, deleting, copying, sending vCards, speed dial, and import/export.
Guides on setting up ICE contacts with personal and medical details for emergency responders.
How to activate an assistance call and send emergency SMS to predefined helpers.
Steps to activate the assistance function, set activation methods (hold, press), and disable it.
Adding emergency contacts (Helpers) and customising the assistance SMS message content.
Choosing the notification signal type (High, Low, Silent) for assistance alerts.
Guides on composing and sending SMS and MMS messages, including adding recipients and attachments.
How to access Inbox, Drafts, Sent, Outbox, and manage messages (forward, delete, save).
Configuring SMS validity periods, delivery reports, storage, and reminders.
Changing text input methods and checking memory usage for SIM and phone storage.
Setting up MMS accounts, including new connections and advanced MMS settings.
Receiving and managing cell broadcast messages for public warnings and information.
Setting up and managing emergency alert messages received via the Public Warning Service.
Instructions for using the camera, taking photos, recording videos, and zooming.
How to view photos and videos taken with the phone's camera in the gallery.
Adjusting camera settings like flash, quality, shutter sound, and preferred storage location for media.
Instructions for turning the FM radio on/off, tuning stations, and using it with a headset.
Advanced FM radio options and using the sound recorder to make notes and messages.
Creating, configuring, snoozing, and turning alarms on/off, including repeat modes.
Instructions for turning the phone's built-in torch on and off.
Adding calendar events, setting subjects, dates, times, and reminders.
Managing calendar events, setting repeat modes (daily, weekly), and viewing events.
Browsing, managing, and organising files stored on the phone or memory card.
Setting the phone's time, date, and time format, including automatic updates.
Setting the date format and configuring automatic time and date updates based on network.
Changing phone language, writing language, and enabling/disabling predictive text input.
How to view the current battery status and level on the phone.
Restoring phone settings to default or factory settings, including necessary precautions.
Customising the phone's wallpaper and adjusting the screen brightness for optimal viewing.
Configuring the delay time for the display backlight to conserve battery.
Changing the main menu style (Matrix/Large) and adjusting the font size for menus and messages.
Blocking specific apps/functions and selecting different themes for the phone's appearance.
Activating, deactivating, and modifying the PIN code for SIM card security.
Modifying PIN2, enabling phone lock, and setting a phone code for security.
Changing the cellphone password and understanding the keypad lock functionality.
Setting up automatic keypad locking and configuring different unlock modes.
Limiting calls to specific numbers on the SIM card, protected by PIN2.
Blocking unwanted numbers (Blacklist) and allowing calls only from contacts (Whitelist).
Setting up call forwarding (divert) to answering services or other numbers, and activating call waiting.
Restricting specific types of calls (outgoing, incoming, roaming) using call barring.
Configuring whether your phone number is displayed to the recipient during calls.
Enabling Flight mode to disable network connections for travel or battery saving.
Setting up network accounts, including new connections and provider-specific APN details.
Managing mobile data services, checking data usage, and enabling/disabling data roaming.
Selecting network operators manually or automatically and setting preferred network types (4G/3G/2G).
Enabling or disabling voice calling over LTE (4G) network, if supported by the provider.
Adjusting audio settings for normal use, noisy environments, or hearing aid compatibility (HAC).
Selecting ringtones for calls, messages, and keypad tones, including vibration settings.
Adjusting volume levels for ringtones, messages, alarms, and in-call audio.
Choosing notification types: ringtone only, vibrate only, silent, or combined ring and vibrate.
Turning Bluetooth on/off and managing its visibility to other devices.
Searching for, pairing, connecting/disconnecting, and authorising Bluetooth devices.
Managing paired devices (rename, delete) and setting storage for Bluetooth received files.
Option to run the start-up wizard anytime for initial phone setup.
Accessing value-added services provided by the service provider via the SIM ToolKit.
Checking for and installing software updates for optimal performance and security.
Understanding various status symbols displayed on the phone screen, such as signal strength and battery level.
Interpreting main symbols on the phone display, indicating status like charging, errors, and warnings.
Information on network services, costs, operating environment guidelines, and medical unit precautions.
Precautions regarding small parts, magnetic properties, and potential interference with medical units.
Guidelines for using the phone near implanted medical devices and in areas with explosion risk.
Critical safety warnings and precautions related to the Li-Ion battery, including handling and disposal.
Advice on protecting hearing from loud sounds and ensuring vehicle safety while using the phone.
Important notes on emergency calls and protecting personal data by backing up and resetting the device.
Instructions for cleaning, protecting from environmental factors, and proper handling of the phone and battery.
Information on the product warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and software warranty.
Details on network bands, Bluetooth, SIM/memory card size, dimensions, weight, battery, and operating temperatures.
Information on trademarks, disclaimers, liability limitations, and third-party app support.
Guides on ensuring compatibility with hearing aids and explanations of M and T modes.
Information on radio wave exposure compliance and recommendations for reducing exposure.
Doro's commitment to product recycling and responsible end-of-life management.
Instructions for environmentally safe disposal of the product and its batteries, complying with regulations.
EU Declaration of Conformity for radio equipment and Ecodesign declaration for external power supply.
UK Declaration of Conformity for radio equipment, indicating compliance with relevant UK legislation.
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