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Ruggedization| IP certification | IP-68 |
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| Submersible depth | 2 metres |
| Submersible duration | 30 min |
| Drop resistance height | 6.5 ft |
| Vibration protection range | 5Hz to 200Hz |
| Shock resistance | 4G |
| Operational temperature range | -5˚F to +130˚F |
| Impact resistance on housing | 4J |
| Impact resistance on screen | 1J |
| Screen thickness | 1.8 mm |
Battery| Battery capacity | 1950 mAh |
|---|---|
| Talk time | 12 hours |
| Standby time | 875 hours |
Display| Display size | 2 inch |
|---|---|
| Display resolution | QVGA 240x320 |
| Display area | 30x40mm |
Weight and Dimensions| Size | 126mm x 60mm x 25mm |
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| Weight | 185 grams |
Guidelines for disposing of electronic waste according to EU regulations.
Instructions on proper battery disposal and local regulations.
Advice on preventing hearing damage from headphone use.
Register your phone for product information and updates.
Identifies the specific Sonim XP1520 BOLT SL model covered by this guide.
Explains how to utilize services from your network provider.
Provides resources for additional product and support information.
Tips on understanding terminology and symbols for efficient phone usage.
Explains common actions like Select Menu, Back Key, Clear, OK.
Restrictions on phone use at refuelling points or hazardous locations.
Avoiding interference with medical equipment in hospitals.
Instructions for using the phone during flights.
Avoid exposing the battery to high temperatures.
Adhering to road safety laws while using the phone.
Avoiding proximity to personal medical devices like pacemakers.
Use only approved charging equipment for the phone.
Explains the WEEE symbol for proper disposal.
Emphasizes that only qualified personnel should install or repair the phone.
Details on the phone's water-proof capabilities and limitations.
Information on the phone's dust, rugged, and shock-resistant features.
Guidelines for optimal battery performance and intended use.
Warning about the risk of explosion when replacing the battery with an incorrect type.
Precautions to prevent accidental short-circuiting of the battery.
How temperature extremes affect battery capacity and lifetime.
Proper procedures for disposing of batteries to avoid explosion.
Precautions when using the phone near pacemakers and other medical devices.
Advice from cardiologists and device manufacturers on phone use.
Keeping the phone and accessories out of children's reach.
Limitations on guaranteed connection for emergency calls.
Details on Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and exposure limits.
SAR values for the phone in the US and Canada.
FCC RF exposure compliance for body-worn accessories.
Compliance with Canada's portable RF exposure limits.
Lists the items included in the Sonim XP1520 BOLT SL phone box.
Recommendations for proper battery usage and care.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting the battery into the phone.
Instructions for safely removing the battery from the phone.
Guidance on charging the phone's battery for the first time.
Explains the visual indicators for battery charging status.
How to configure audible alerts for low battery status.
Information on what a SIM card is and its role.
Step-by-step guide to insert the SIM card into the phone.
Step-by-step guide to remove the SIM card from the phone.
Identifies the alphanumeric and function keys on the phone's keypad.
Details external features like camera, torch, volume keys, and ports.
Explains the functions of specific keys like LSK, RSK, Menu, and Power.
Procedure for powering on the phone and network registration.
Description of the standby mode display and indicators.
Shortcuts available from the home screen for quick access.
Functions of POWER/ON/OFF, CALL/ACCEPT/SEND, LSK/RSK keys.
Explains the function of the Clear (C) and Back keys.
How to use Menu Key and Navigation Keys for interaction.
Using alphanumeric keys for dialing and text input.
Using number keys to access Voicemail, Tone settings, Profiles, and Alarm.
Using number keys to access Calendar, Bluetooth, and Browser.
Using '0+' for international dialing and '*' for special characters.
Locking the keypad and switching text input modes.
Details on NFC feature, power requirement, and back cover.
Lists the types of NFC cards the phone can detect.
Information on the optimal reading distance for NFC applications.
Using Java applications with NFC functionality.
How to access the phone's main menu using the Menu key.
Description of the 12 main menu icons available on the phone.
Explanation of icons displayed on the home screen indicating phone status.
Icons indicating battery charge and roaming status.
Icons for EDGE, 3G, HSPA, and GPRS network status.
Indicators for Alarm, Stopwatch, and Vibrate/Ring modes.
Icons for Call Forward, Unread Message, Voice Message, and Unread E-mail.
Icons for Keypad Lock and Bluetooth connectivity status.
Icons indicating signal strength for 2G, HSPA, and 3G networks.
Indicators for Java status and active/held/muted calls.
Icons displayed during calls like Outgoing, Missed, and Handsfree.
Lists menus accessible even when the SIM card is not inserted.
Instructions for dialing numbers directly, internationally, or from contacts.
How to initiate a Push-to-Talk call from the contacts list.
Viewing and managing call logs, including PTT calls.
Viewing and resetting call duration timers.
Configuring automatic call answering features.
Managing call waiting and controlling Caller ID display.
Setting up call forwarding for various scenarios.
Using the SIM-enabled Fixed Dialing Number feature.
Configuring auto redial and displaying call duration.
Setting reminders during conversations.
Procedures for answering or rejecting incoming calls.
Steps to record a phone call and where the recording is saved.
Setting up restrictions for incoming and outgoing calls.
Adding, editing, or deleting numbers from the reject list.
Setting and formatting date, time, and time zones.
Setting automatic power on/off times for the phone.
Changing the phone's display language.
Customizing wallpaper, screen saver, date/time, and themes.
Assigning specific functions to navigation keys.
Setting up speed dial shortcuts for quick dialing.
Optimizing power usage and locking the keypad automatically.
Connecting to hearing aids and understanding HAC ratings.
Explains M and T ratings for hearing aid compatibility.
Viewing phone firmware version and IMEI number.
Configuring how the phone connects to cellular networks.
Choosing network types like GSM, WCDMA, or Automatic.
Setting preferences for accessing data connections (Always/When needed).
Setting up and managing network accounts for data services.
Activating PIN protection to prevent unauthorized use.
Setting a password to protect specific phone features.
Locking the phone with a password for security.
Managing digital certificates for secure communication.
Resetting the phone to its original factory settings.
Steps to turn Bluetooth on or off on the phone.
Instructions for pairing the phone with other Bluetooth devices.
Ensuring visibility settings are active for secure pairing.
Managing paired Bluetooth devices by renaming or deleting them.
Adjusting Bluetooth settings like visibility.
Transferring files to other compatible devices via Bluetooth.
Accepting or rejecting incoming data via Bluetooth.
Managing device visibility for pairing and data transfer.
Configuring data accounts for internet service and Java applications.
Settings for updating phone firmware over the air.
Using the phone as Mass Storage or COM port via USB.
Storing and managing audio, video, image, and other files.
Options for viewing, editing, sending, and using images.
Options for playing, sending, and using audio files.
Adding, editing, deleting contacts and managing PTT contacts.
Sending SMS and MMS messages directly from contacts.
Dialing numbers and making PTT calls from contacts.
Modifying existing contact details or removing contacts.
Transferring contact data between SIM/Phone and sending contact cards.
Sharing contact information through email.
Sharing contact information wirelessly via Bluetooth.
Marking multiple contacts for bulk operations.
Organizing contacts into groups for calls and messages.
Configuring phonebook options like storage and display.
Managing storage locations and personal contact details.
Searching contacts and managing SIM/phone memory.
Sending text (SMS) and multimedia (MMS) messages.
Composing and sending SMS messages with various options.
Adding text, pictures, sound, or video to MMS messages.
Options for recipients, symbols, and editing MMS content.
Adding video, subject, previewing, and switching SMS/MMS.
Accessing and managing received SMS and MMS messages in the Inbox.
Options for handling messages in the Inbox like Forward, Delete, Save.
Accessing and managing unsent messages saved as drafts.
Managing undelivered messages stored in the Outbox.
Viewing and managing messages that have been sent.
Saving received or sent messages to the archive folder.
Steps to set up and activate an email account on the phone.
Procedure for installing certificates to resolve email errors.
Composing emails with recipient, subject, and attachments.
Accessing and managing incoming emails in the inbox.
Accessing Email Outbox, Sent, and Draft folders.
Receiving and reading broadcast messages from the network operator.
Using message templates and configuring SMS/MMS settings.
Editing MMS profile, data account, and common settings.
Setting slide time, creation mode, and sending preferences for MMS.
Activating and modifying profiles like General, Meeting, Outdoor, Silent.
Using Flight mode and Headset mode for specific scenarios.
Customizing ringtones, volumes, and alert types for calls/messages.
Selecting ring types and setting tones for warnings or errors.
Setting appointments, reminders, and viewing events.
Setting simple or recurrent alarms with snooze functionality.
Performing simple mathematical calculations.
Using navigation keys and memory functions in the calculator.
Converting physical units and currencies.
Viewing international times and setting Daylight Saving Time.
Recording audio files and playing them back.
Using the phone's notes, stopwatch, and text reader features.
Accessing operator-provided services via the SIM menu.
Configuring data accounts for internet-dependent applications.
Downloading and installing Java applications via WAP.
Installing Java applications stored on a memory card.
Accessing web pages, managing bookmarks, and inputting addresses.
Configuring browser preferences, security, and service messages.
Steps to activate and log into the PTT service.
Understanding the PTT home screen layout and subscriber capabilities.
Differences in capabilities for public and corporate PTT subscribers.
Explaining the roles of PTT, Volume, and LSK keys in PTT operations.
Functions of RSK, Navigation, and Power keys in PTT.
Understanding common icons used in PTT notifications and status.
Configuring PTT alerts, volume, and display name.
Setting how incoming alerts are repeated and controlled.
Setting the default tab and configuring PTT tones.
Adjusting headset volume and PTT tone loudness.
Viewing contact capacity and muting incoming call volume.
Configuring automatic PTT login and Bluetooth audio playback.
Managing speakerphone settings for incoming PTT calls.
Handling incoming PTT calls in background and restoring settings.
Options to reject voice calls when in an active PTT call.
Step-by-step guide to making a direct PTT call.
Making PTT calls from the call history tab.
Making one-to-one and quick group PTT calls from contacts.
Making PTT calls to specific groups.
Notifying individuals for a discreet communication.
Setting the phone to 'Do not disturb' for PTT calls.
Adding, searching, deleting, and managing PTT contacts.
Adding new PTT contacts and viewing their options.
Creating and managing groups for PTT calls.
Viewing, editing, deleting, and calling PTT groups.
Adding and managing favourite PTT contacts for quick access.
Adding and managing favourite PTT groups.
Feature allowing floor access even when occupied.
Using other phone features while in an active PTT call.
Using phone features while PTT call is in background.
How incoming calls are handled during an active PTT call.
Using the camera to take pictures and where they are saved.
Options for sending, deleting, and editing captured pictures.
Setting saved images as wallpaper or screensaver.
Selecting camera modes like Video Recorder/Camera and scene modes.
Using the built-in media player to play audio and video content.
Customizing player settings like shuffle, repeat, and audio effects.
Creating, opening, and managing playlists.
Options for deleting, renaming, and storing playlists.
Lists supported audio and video file formats for playback.
Using codes like 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 with SEND for call management.
Formatting, viewing details, and storing data on the memory card.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting a memory card.
Grant of license, restrictions on software use, and ownership.
Details on the 3-year warranty and how to obtain service.
Procedure for repair or replacement of defective products.
Information regarding data loss during repair and backup recommendations.
Details on the phone's dust/water protection (IP class) and impact resistance.
Conditions for warranty validity, including proof of purchase.
What is not covered by the warranty, like wear/tear, misuse, or unauthorized repairs.
Warranty coverage for accessories and third-party software.
Limitations on express and implied warranties, and liability for damages.
Compliance with FCC rules for device operation and interference.
Compliance with Canadian ICES-003 and RSS-310 standards.
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