AZUMI FP-014 4G Network Mobile Phone User Guide

FP-014 4G Network Mobile Phone
User Guide

Welcome to use

Thank you for choosing this phone. This mobile phone is a 4GnetworkMobile phone, streamlined fashion design, simple and elegant; MP3,phone book, SMS, alarm clock, calculator, calendar,flashlight, camera and other practical features to help you enjoy the rich and colorful life.
Please read this manual carefullybefore using this mobile phone.
New purchased phones need to be recharged for12 hours before first use and a second charge after the first full charge has been completely exhausted. Ifusedseveral times, the  attery will be used for optimal use.
This phone is displayed as a Chinese.
There may be differences between the contents of this mobile phone manual and the physical object, please take the physical subject. The Company will not notify you of any updates to this mobile phone and its accessories.

Safety warnings and precautions

1.1 Security precautions
Before you use your phone, read theSecurity Warnings and Precautionscarefully before using it correctly. Safety warnings and precautions are used to prevent injury to human body and property.  The following signs indicate the extent to which hazards and damage may be suffered if security precautions are not followed.

| Danger(DANGER) indicates that incorrect operation can directlycause a serious accident or failure.
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| Warning(WARNING) indicates that incorrect operation may cause a serious accident or failure.
| Caution indicatesthat incorrect operation may cause an accident or failure.

The following symbols indicate the rules that must be followed.

| Represents a prohibited action.
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| indicates that removal is prohibited.
| indicates that the power plug must be removed from the socket.
| Represents an action that must be forced.

1.2 Precautions before use

Mobile phones use radio waves to make calls. Places where the airwaves are out of reach, or even within their coverage, where the conditions in which the airwaves travel are poor (e.g. behind buildings or near metal gates, electrical and electronic products, etc.) can sometimes cause call interruptions.
Mobile phones are digital communication, the confidentiality of the call is very good. However, since mobile phones use airwaves to make calls, it cannot be said that there is absolutely no third party receiving the contents of the call from the sidelines.
When using the phone, users should try to stay away from the radio and TV, otherwise it will affect the quality of phone reception.
1.3 Precautions for using your phone

| Do not use your mobile phone while driving a car to avoid traffic accidents. When you need to use your phone, park your car in a safe place first.
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| Please turn off your mobile phone in places where cell phones are prohibited on board aircraft, in hospitals, etc. to avoid
interference with electronic and medical devices. If you must use your mobile phone in these places, follow the local regulations.
 Do not use your mobile phone near a susceptible electronic device, as this may cause the electronic device to  alfunction. These electronic devices include medical electronic devices such as hearing aids, pacemakers, fire alarms, automatic doors, and other automatic control devices.
If you must use your mobile phone near these medical devices, consult the manufacturer and distributor of these devices first to avoid interference.

| In exceptional cases, the use of this mobile phone in some models of the car will affect the electronic devices in the car, do not use the phone at this time, so as not to affect safety.
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Do not put items such as disks, credit cards, and mobile phones ogether to avoid degaussing conditions.
Do not place items such as pins near the handset of your phone, as the magnetic nature of the handset absorbs them and can cause injury to the human body when used.

1.4 Precautions for using batteries

| Do not throw the battery into the fire to avoid catching fire or causing the battery to burst.
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Do not over-force the battery when it is not properly loaded into the phone to prevent it from leaking, overheating, catching fire, or exploding.
Do not short the batteries to prevent them from leaking, overheating,catching fire, or exploding.
If the battery leaks liquid into the eyes, will cause vision loss, do not rub the eyes, should immediately rinse the eyes with water, and consult a doctor.
Do not use or place your phone in hot places such as fire sources to prevent batteries from leaking, overheating,  tching fire or exploding.
|  Do not unzip the battery to prevent it from leaking, overheating, catching fire or exploding.

| If the liquid leaking from the battery is stained with skin or clothing, rinse immediately with water to avoid damage to the skin.
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When batteries leak or smell, keep them away from open flames immediately to avoid fire or explosion.

| Be careful to install the battery correctly to avoid damage to your phone due to polarity errors.
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Do not place the battery in a high temperature to prevent it from leaking, overheating, shortening service life and reducing performance.

**1.5 Precautions for using the charger

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| Use the original charger for the charger. If other voltages are used, they will cause malfunctions and fires.
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Do not short-circuit the charger, which can cause equipment failure, electric shock, smoke and fire.
Do not hold the charger’s power cord back and forth, as this may cause damage to the charger or injury to others.
Do not touch the charger, power cord, and AC plug with wet hands to prevent electric shock.
Do not pull the charger’s wires hard, do not place heavy objects on the power cord, and do not replace the power cord at will, as this may cause electric shock or fire.
| Unplug the charger from the power outlet when the battery is charged.
If the battery charger smokes or smells abnormally, remove it from the power outlet immediately, in which case if you continue to use the charger, it may cause a fire or cause electric shock. It is dangerous to repair yourself, please leave it to the dealer immediately.
If the battery charger enters water, remove it from the power outlet immediately, as this may cause a fire, electric shock, or other failure.
| Only use the original charger, and using a different charger may cause damage to your phone.

| Before maintenance or cleaning, remove the charger from the socketto prevent electric shock.
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When unplugging the charger, hold the main part of the plug. If pulling the power cord portion of the charger can cause damage to the power cord, it may cause a fire or electric shock.
| Do not use the charger in hot places such as the bathroom to prevenfire or malfunction.

1.6 The requirements

Requirements for using your phone

 Should avoid excessive and too low temperatures: please use hands in environments where the temperature is 5C-35C and humidity is 35%-85%. machine.
To ensure the quality of your calls, try to avoid using mobile phones near ordinary telephones, televisions, radios and office automation.
Requirements for the use of batteries

The battery should be kept in a cool, airy, sun-free place. If the battery is running out for a long time,
Will not be able to charge. So if you don’t use your phone for a long time, charge the battery regularly.
Batteries are consumables. All batteries have a certain service life, when repeated charging can not improve battery life
When 0, the battery is retired and a new battery must be replaced.
Do not dispose of discarded batteries with garbage. When handling discarded batteries, observe the local authorities stipulate.
Requirements for charging

Do not charge at:
Direct sunlight, temperatures equal to or below 5 degrees C, places equal to or above 35 degrees C, too wet, too dusty or vibrating (which can cause malfunctions), and close to televisions, radios (noise interference with video or audio signals).

 Notes on use

2.1 Check your phone and accessories

Open the phone box, please confirm that the phone and its accessories are complete, if there are any defects, please contact the local dealer.
2.2 Mobile phone specifications
2.2.1 Accessories specifications

lithium battery

Standard voltage|
Charge limit voltage|
Rated capacity|
charger|
input|
output|
Charging time|  12 hours for the first time, 3 to 6 hours for each time thereafter

2.2.2 Technical specifications

number).SIM card comes with 500 phone books.
Other features| card comes with 500 phone books.  Calendar, calculator, alarm clock, family number,  backlight, time setting,caller ID, camera, camera, music player,video,and more
Battery capacity| About 15 hours
Continuous talk time  Ab| 300 hours – 500 hours
Continuous standby time| The actual ID is the basis
size| Based on actual weight (including battery)
weight  annex|

Standby time is related to the length of the call and the specific local network situation.

2.3 How to insert a SIM card
Insert the SIMcard in the slot direction(theSIM card is missing to the slot angle) and make sure that the SIM cardis inserted in place. Note that the SIM card is inserted correctly and the gold contact faces of the card face down.
2.4 battery
2.4.1 Install the battery
Push the battery cover away, insert the SIM card correctly, attach the battery, nd then cover the battery cover.
2.4.2 charge

1. the charger plug into the phone’s charging jack, and the charger into the 220V power outlet, at this time the phone back The light is lit and the battery icon flashes, indicating that the charge is being charged, and if you turn off charging, the battery icon flashes.
2. power on charging complete, the phone’s battery icon stop flashing, then the end of charging. Charging completes when you shut down the phone screen prompts charging to be complete.

Tips:
When the battery pattern of the phone screen is displayed as , it indicates that the battery is about to run out, please follow the steps above to charge the phone.
New purchased phone or replacement phone battery, please charge immediately Charging on the power-on state will not affect the normal dialing and receiving of the phone, but the power consumption will be much more than normal,  because  This will extend the charging time.
It is recommended to use the battery thoroughly before charging, which can extend the battery life.

Basic operating instructions

3.1 Dial number
3.1.1 Dial number
:: Standby page call: When on standby page, press the number key to enter the phone number and press OK to make the call.
Use the phone book to make calls: Select the phone book under the main menu interface to enter the phone book list, or you can go directly to the contacts at the right function button under the standby page, view the record list, scroll the list by the up and down button, or press the initials of the required record (pinyin) to find. Select a person’s name to make a call.
Answer an incoming call: When an incoming call is made, you can answer the call by pressing the dial key or OKkey shortly.
:: End/Reject Phone: Short-press the hang-up key to reject and hang up the phone.
:: Redial recently dialed phone number : Under the standby interface, press the dial key to go directly to the dialed phone menu, press the up and down buttons in all dialed phone menus to scroll to the desired number, and then make a call.
:: Directly unplug the phone: After setting the family number, the standby page can call out at the click of a button by pressing the corresponding number key directly.

3.1.2 Call options
This phone offers a variety of features that you can use in a call:
:: Hands-free calls : Select hands-free call sound out.
Start recording : If you want to save the current phone recording, select Turn on recording,and when you need to stop recording,selectStop recording, which prompts that the call recording has been stored in the memory card.
:: Contacts: Open to access the contacts list.
:: Info:Open to access the information main menu.  Lock keyboard:Lock the call interface.
:: Dial the other party: You can start a new call again and start a conference call.
:: Turn on the flashlight: Turn on the flashlight.
:: Reserved :Without interrupting the current call, you can also make a new call and select th  call again to resume it.
Bluetooth:Switch between your Bluetooth headset and your phone’s handset during a call to choose the right way to talk.

3.2 Input
Under the input interface, you can enter information such as numbers, pinyin, strokes, English,or symbols.
3.2.1 Chinese Simplified input method
Pressing corresponding to the phonetic alphabet, the candidate pinyin appears in the pre-selection area, sometimes appears to press the same number appears multiple sets of pinyin, you can move left and right press ok key to select the desired pinyin. Press the right function key to remove typed phonetic letters from right to left.
When the Chinese character pre-selection area appears looking for Chinese characters, press the arrow key left and right to move the identification of each Chinese character can click on the select key or press OK key to select the Chinese character.
After you select a Chinese character in the screen’s Chinese character pre- selection area will appear lenovo words, you can press the left and right arrow keys for the selection of lenovo words, and then click the select key or OK key to enter the Chinese character.
Example : Enter the Chinese character “you” with pinyin input, press the number keys  and4 to enter”ni”, the screen appears “you”as the default Chinese character, and then press the select key or OK key to complete the input.
3.2.2 Chinese stroke input method
Chinese stroke input method is in accordance with the direction of the stroke operation, that is, from top to bottom, left to right input Chinese strokes.
The strokes of Chinese characters are divided into five basic categories, namely horizontal, vertical, apostrophe, dot, and fold. These five basic strokes are printed on the corresponding numeric keys. When you enter a stroke, press the key with the closest stroke to enter the Chinese character you want. The contrast between the basic stroke and the corresponding key is as follows:

Press the number key of the corresponding stroke in the order of the Chinese strokes, and click the back button to remove the strokes from right to left.
Press 6 keys to enter quickly in Chinese stroke input mode? number, press the key toquickly enter the symbol.
Click the confirmation or OK key to select the Chinese character you want. For example, enter the Chinese character “day” with the stroke input method, press the number key
“1””1″”3″”4″ to enter the stroke, select “day” in the candidate box, click the select key or OK key to complete the input.
3.2.3 English and digital input methods
General method of operation of English input method:
Each keystroke is used to enter multiple characters. Quickly repeat the key until the character you need appears, and so on After the label is moved, enter the next character.
:: Switch theinput method withthe ” .. .key.
When you need to enter a space, press the “0”keyonce,and you cannot enter a space in the digital input state.
:: Click the clear key to remove the input characters.
The digital input method operates in english.
3.3 Easy instructions
3.3.1 Start the bright flashlight
Press and hold the digital key 0 to start the bright flashlight, and again long press to turn off.
3.3.2 Standby interface key description
Press the left function key to enter the menu, press the right function key to enter the phone book, press the pull key to enter all calls, press the up key to enter the music player, press the down key to enter the address book,press the left button to enter the missed call,press the right key to enter the settings,press OK key to enter the menu (with the left function key), press the number 0 to 9, and the number to press out the corresponding numbers and , . . .
3.3.3 Long press and hold convenience
The function of the following shortcuts needs to be accessed under the standby interface, and other interfaces may not be able to access the function.

1. long press 0 for the on/off flashlight function.
2. short presshanger keyOpenshutdown and volume adjustment interface,press left key can be manually locked;
3.  press and hold the key, switch between mute and standardmode.

Personal information management

Contacts

In the standby interface, press OK or left function key to enter the main menu, select  Contacts,no record stored when the display of “empty.” You can have your phone number on your SIM card or phone according to your needs. Scroll through the records by pressing the up and down arrow keys, selecting a record to dial the number by pressing the dial key. The options are as follows: Add new contacts,copy contacts, delete contacts,transfer contacts, blocklists,settings.

4.1.1 Add newcontact
Create a new phone book to record on your phone contacts andSIM card.
New record on your phone: Enter your name, phone number,press the option key to clear, press OK to save.
New Record to SIM card: Enter name and phone number, press option key to clear, press OK key to save. ；
4.1.2 Copy contact
First select the contact source to copy, optional SIM card ormobile phone storage, click OK key selected,then select, destination storage location, press OK key, and then mark  he number to be copied, can be single tag or all- choice, and finally press the right soft keyto complete, then a completed prompt box will pop up,the end of replication.
4.1.3 Delete contact
You can delete tagged contacts, or you can delete all contacts.
4.1.4 Move contact
Select the contact source to transfer, optional SIM card or mobile phone storage, click OK  key selected, then select, destination storage location, press OK key, and then mark  he number to be copied, can be single mark or all-choice, and finally press the right soft key to complete, then a completed prompt box will pop up, transfer end.
4.1.5 Block List
The number that will need to be blocked is selected and then added to the list, after which the number call will no longer be received.
4.1.6 Settings
Used to display the storage status of your phone and SIM card.

402 Call log

In the standby interface, press the dial key directly and enter all call logs or the main menu.
4.2.1 All calls
iew the all call log list for SIM cardand perform the corresponding operation on the selected call log.
4.2.2 Missed
press OKor dialto call out the number,or press the left function key option to select Send Information, Details,Delete, Delete All, and Block lists. Here’s what to do:
Call: Press OKkey or dial to call out the number.
Send message: Send a text message to the number.
Details :Displays the phone number and the date and time of thecall.
Save: Save the number to the phone or SIM card storage.
:: Delete: Delete this phone record.
:: Delete All: Delete all phone records.
:: Block List: Add the number into the Block List.
4.2.3 Received
The procedure is the same as for missed calls
4.2.4 Dialed
The procedure is the same as for missed calls
4.2.5 Clearcall log
You can delete all call history or you can delete missed, received, and dialed records,  respectively.
4.3 Messaging
Information display form for writing information, inbox, draft box, send box, sent information, SMS settings.   .3.1 Create Message Go to the SMS editing interface. You can use the keyboard to enter Chinese, numbers,
English, andsymbols. After you write a text message, you have the following choice:
:: Send:Send the message.
:: Add recipients: You can continue to add contacts.
:: Insertoption:Insert emojis, insert symbols, and insert templates, respectively.
::Clear text: Empty all edited characters.
::Save as Draft:Save to Draft Box.
4.3.2 Inbox
This menu reads the short messages receivedby , which appear in the inbox list and are listed in chronological order of receipt. When a short message isdisplayed, press the left function key option to access its following menu options.
:: See details:Displays text message content, sender information, date and time of receipt.
:: Reply: Reply to the message to the sender.
:: Forward: Forward this message to someone else.
:: Delete message: Delete this message.
:: Delete all: Delete all text messages received under the Inbox list.
4.3.3 Drafts
Text messages that are not sent after editing are saved in this folder, and information in the draft box can be sent, edited, deleted, deleted, and so on.
4.3.4 Outbox
Displays that you did not send asuccessful message, and you can choose to continue sending  and editing.
4.3.5 Sentbox
Messages that you have sent are saved in your own message box, and text messagesinthis box
can be forwarded and deleted.
4.3.6 Messagesettings
Make user changes to the storage status, delivery report, message center number, emoticons,
and templates of information.
4.3.7 Broadcast message
You can receive broadcast message.
4.3.8 Voicemail
Set the voicemail number. Long press number 1 in idle screen to turn on the voicemail.
4.4 Settings
4.4.1 Connectivity
::Flight mode:On/off.
::SIM card: switch on PIN code, change PIN code, network mode settings, join network,
VoLTE call switch.
::Mobile data: Switch to move data, settings for data roaming.
::Bluetooth : Bluetooth on, you can pair with mobile phones, Bluetooth headsets and other devices, you can file transfer, Bluetooth headsets call and listen to music.
4.4.2 Displayssettings
:: Wallpaper:Youcan setpresetwallpapers,or use photos from the gallery to your liking.
::Backlight:You can set the intensity, screen backlight timeout, and key backlight timeout time.
4.4.3 Profiles
Here you can set up five scenario modes: Normal,Silent, Meeting, Outdoor, and Personal.
Normal mode
:: Turn on:Turn on standard mode.
:: Callcoming Ringtone: Here you can set the incoming ringtones, in the audition ringtone interface, if you do not want to set the ringtone, press the right function key to return to exit.  :: Ringtone Volume: Useto control the volume of incoming ringtones.
:: Vibration:When turned on, incoming calls and text messages will alert you in bell tone and vibration mode.
:: Messages:SMS bells can be set here, or mute can be selected. In the audition ringtone interface, if you do not want to set the ringtone, press the right function key to return to exit.
:: On-off ring: Here you can set the switch machine ringtones on andoff.
:: Keypad:Usedto control the volume of key tones.
Silent mode This mode is only on and off and cannot be set.
Meeting mode
Action Steps Are The Same As Normal Mode  Outdoor mode
Action Steps Are The Same As Normal Mode. Personal mode
Action Steps Are The Same As Normal Mode.
4.4.4 Date and time
::Auto-update time:After settings are turned on, insert a SIM card to automatically detect network time and register, this feature needs carrier support.
::Time format: You can set the 24-hour or 12-hour system as needed.
::Show date and time:When on, the standby page displays the current date and time;
4.4.5 Call settings
:: Call forwarding: Set up a SIM card nontransferable.
:: Call Waiting:Control theSIM card Call Waiting function switch.
::Automatic redial: When you dial a call when you’re calling and the person isn’t answering it, you can dial it again automatically.
4.4.6 Phone settings
::Phone language: You can choose the display language.
::Key guard settings: You can choose to turn off or select automatic lock screen time.When off, the keyboard is no longer automatically locked and the keyboard needs to be locked manually.
:: Quick dialing: When you edit the number after you turn it on, you can press the corresponding number key on the standby page and call the number you set up with one click.
:: SOS setting: When you are in an emergency, press and hold OK to make a call with a beep, and also send an emergency help message to the other person. This feature requires you to set up dial numbers first, up to 3 sets of numbers.
4.4.7Security settings
Turn your phone lock on/offand edit your phone password. The defaultpasswordis1122.
4.4.8Key function
You can set the menu for the left and right arrow keys up and down
4.4.9 Restore factory settings
With this option, restore your phone’s factory or default settings and all data will be deleted.
4.5 Tools
4.5.1 Calculator
Key input numbers, and displayed above the screen, the arrow keys up/down/left/right/OK keys are plus, minus, multiply, divide, equal.
4.5.2 Calendar
You can view the lunar calendar and year of the current time. On the same day, the boxyellow bottom logo is imposed. You can add events to your calendar to remind you. The way to increase  the event is to use the arrow keys to move to the date of the increased event, press the left optionkey, pop up the add event and all display menu, press OK again, go to the add event page, use the arrow key and OK key to edit the event before pressingOK key to save it.
In the calendar interface, press the left option key to go to another date and view the lunarcalendar.
4.5.3 Alarm clock
The default alarm is preset with fivesets, and the alarm does not take effect until you choose to turn it on. Each set of alarms can be edited individually, including alarm time, ringtones can be customized, and repeats can be selectedby week.
4.5.4 Time zone
Viewthetimeineachtimezone
4.6 Camera
::Photos:Press OK to take a photo, and left to select a picture preview (insert an SD card) to preview the picture.
::Video camera: Can switch freely between photo mode and video mode.
::Brightness:Press OK to adjust out of the status bar.
:: Imageeffects:There are6effects to choose from(no effect,grayscale,dark brown,lightgreen,light blue, anticolor).
:: choose scene:There are two scene options, Night and Auto.
:: Burst mode: There are three options: two bursts, four bursts, and three off.
:: Image quality:30W pixels displayed.
::File location: Provide two storage locations for mobile phone and memory card
::Banding :Provide 50Hz and 60Hz two options.
4.7 file
You can view the status of your current phone and memory card, view files, copy, delete,move, rename, create new folders, andmore.
Connect your phone to your computer with a USB cable,copy files from your computer to
your phone storage orstoragecard, or vice versa.
4.8 Multimedia
4.8.1 Voice recorder
You can record, play back, and share your voice via Bluetooth.
4.8.2 Music player
Press the left and right upper and lower arrow keys in the playback interface to realize each function separately. Key functions are: in the playback interface to press the arrow keys on or down keys to adjust the volume, short press left and right keys for the previous song,long press left right key for fast forward and fast-rewind. Ok key is the play, pause function.
In the playlist interface, press the left function key to enter the options interface.
:: AllSongs: The music is displayed in a list, when you press the up and down keys to move the cursor to select a song, press OK to play the selected song.
::Slam via Bluetooth: Share selected songs with others via Bluetooth.
::Settings:You can set out shuffle, repeat playback, background playback, and preset sound effects.
:: Quit:Exit the music player.
When you enter the music for the first time after booting, it will scan the songs inside the phone first, and automatically store these songs in the list to be played.
4.8.3 Videos
When you enter the video for the first time after powering on, you will first scan the video inside your phone, support 3gp, MP4 and other formats, and automatically store the video in the list for playback.
Press the left and right upper and lower arrow keys in the playback interface to realize each function separately. Key functions are: press the arrow key on or down key to adjust the volume, short press left and right key for the previous video and the next first video,long press left right key for fast forward and fast-rewind. Ok key is the play, pause function.
In the Play List of Filesinterface, press the left function key to enter the following options:
::Sharevideos:You can share selected video files with others via Bluetooth.
::Details:Displays the name, size, and creation date time information of the selected video.
4.8.4Radio
Press the left and right upper and lower arrow keys in the playback interface to realize each function separately. Key functions are: in the playback interface to press the arrow keys on the key  r down keys to adjust the volume, the left and right keys for the previous frequency or the next frequencyswitch.
In the playback interface, press the left function key to enter the following options interface:
::Turn off:Stop playing and exit theradio.
:: Manualtuning: Select after manual one-grid search in the playback interface until a valid station is found.
:: Save station:Save the current channel to the channel list or replace any existing channels under the list.
:: Auto tuning: Select to automatically search for channels and prompt for save.
:: Stations: Show playlist.
Set frequency: Enter a valid channel directly to play the channel directly.
:: Loudspeaker:Plug in the headset to start the speaker soundOut, turn off the speaker sound from the headset.
Note: Bluetooth and radio cannot be turned on at the same time.
4.8.5 Photos
You can look at the pictures of your phone andmemorycard,showthem withthumbnails,press OK to enter the larger image interface, and display up to 1000 pictures.
In the thumbnailinterface, press the left function key to enter the following options:
::Share: selected pictures to others via Bluetooth.
:: Delete:Delete the selected picture.
:: Set as Wallpaper: Make the selected picture a desktop wallpaper.
::Details:Displays the name, size, and date of creation of the picture.
In the larger image interface, press the left function key to enter the following options  interface:
:: Delete:Delete the selected picture.
:: Zoom: Use the left and right function keys to zoom in and zoom out the selected picture.
:: Set as Wallpaper: Make the selected picture a desktop wallpaper.
::Details:Displays the name, size, and date of creation of the picture.
::Slam viaBluetooth:Share selected pictures with others via Bluetooth.
4.9 Internet
This is Opera Mini browser, you need to install it before you can use it. Enter the URL you want to browse to go online. This browser provides the functions of creating new bookmarks, managing bookmarks, querying historical records, tool help instructions, and web network settings.
4.10 Notes
Take notes as needed.
4.11 STK
Use your sim card stk functions

FCC CAUTIONS

15.19 Labeling requirements. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation  is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 15.21 Information to user. Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 15.105 Information to the user. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to  comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception  which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Absorption Rate (SAR) information: This mobile phone meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of age or health. FCC RF Exposure Information and Statement The SAR limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue. This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the back of the handset kept 1.0cm from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure  equirements, use accessories that maintain a 1.0cm separation distance between the user’s body and the back of the handset. The use of belt clips, holsters and
similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly. The use of accessories  that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided. Body-worn Operation This device was tested for typical body-worn operations.
To comply with RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 1.0 cm must be maintained between the user’s body and the handset, including the antenna. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, and similar accessories used by this device should not contain any metallic components. Body-worn accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply with RF exposure requirements and should be avoided. Use only the supplied or an approved antenna.

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