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Power Adapter| input voltage | 100-240VAC |
|---|---|
| output voltage | 5.0V DC |
| output current | 0.5 A |
Battery| battery type | Li-Ion |
|---|---|
| battery voltage | 3.7V |
| battery capacity | 900 mAh |
Weight and Dimensions| weight | 75 gr |
|---|---|
| dimensions | 112 x 52 x 14 mm |
Defines 'Provider' as another name for 'Telephone Company'.
Explains a SIM card as a small chip-containing card for phone number and storage.
States the phone is not bound to a specific provider, allowing choice of telephone company.
Describes PIN for security and PUK for unlocking the SIM card if PIN is entered incorrectly multiple times.
Explains payment based on prepaid (beforehand) or subscription (afterwards).
Defines voicemail as an answering machine at the exchange for leaving messages.
Stresses reading instructions, especially safety info, and keeping the manual safe.
Lists warnings to reduce injury risk, including country regulations, intended use, and location restrictions.
Lists the items included in the phone's packaging.
Provides guidance on how to properly discard the phone and its packaging.
Details the physical components and inputs of the mobile phone.
Explains the functions of various buttons like Call, Power/End, M1, M2, SOS, Up/Down.
Illustrates and explains various icons shown on the phone's display.
Provides instructions on how to charge the phone's battery using the provided adapter.
Discusses standby and call times, and factors affecting battery life.
Guides on how to replace the phone's battery and proper disposal.
Details the procedure for turning the phone on and off using the power/end button.
Explains how to dial numbers using the keypad and initiate calls.
Describes how to dial programmed numbers directly using soft-buttons M1 and M2.
Explains how to find and call contacts stored in the phonebook.
Describes how to accept or refuse incoming calls using specific buttons.
Explains how to access and call numbers from the call log.
Details how to adjust the call volume using the phone's side buttons.
Outlines additional functions available during a call, like hands-free and call waiting.
Guides on how to open and navigate the phone's main menu and sub-menus.
Presents the structure and options available within the messaging menu.
Explains how to compose text messages using the keypad and special characters.
Details how to read received SMS messages and available options.
Describes the contents and purpose of Outbox, Drafts, and Sent Messages folders.
Explains Cell Broadcast (CB) messages as a warning and assistance system.
Covers settings related to saving sent messages and preferred memory location.
Shows how much message storage space is available on the SIM or phone.
Explains how to use the voicemail service and dial the service number.
Outlines the menu structure for managing contacts and phonebook settings.
Guides on how to add new contacts to the phone or SIM card memory.
Explains settings like memory status, speed-dialling, and copying contacts.
Details options for individual contacts, such as calling, sending messages, and editing.
Shows the menu structure for adjusting various sound profiles and settings.
Explains how to use preset sound profiles with adjustable settings.
Details how to adjust alert types, ringtones, volumes, and keypad sounds.
Presents the menu structure for accessing call history (missed, dialled, received).
Explains how to view missed, outgoing, and received calls.
Outlines the structure of the phone's main settings menu.
Guides on setting the current time and date and choosing display formats.
Explains how to adjust display settings like background, illumination, and brightness.
Covers setting menu language and programming M1/M2 buttons.
Details how to customize the SOS function, set emergency numbers, and enable/disable the alarm.
Explains settings for sending number, call waiting, forwarding, barring, and auto-redial.
Describes how to choose between automatic or manual network selection.
Explains SIM lock/PIN, PIN2, PUK, and phone code for security and unauthorized use prevention.
Guides on how to reset personal settings to original factory defaults.
Shows the menu structure for tools like Calendar, Alarm, and Calculator.
Explains how to use the calendar to view and add tasks or events.
Details how to set up to five alarm times, including snooze mode.
Explains how to use the calculator for basic arithmetic operations.
Describes how to manually set a radio frequency using the keypad.
Explains how the phone can automatically save radio frequencies into the channel list.
Explains how to turn the phone's flashlight on or off using the side switch.
Describes how to program phonebook, SOS, and M1/M2 using SMS messages from another phone.
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