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Huawei F360 manual

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    HUA WEI F360 USER GUI DE[...]

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    1 Copyr ight © Hua wei Technologies Co., Ltd. 2 01 2 . All rig hts re served . No part of thi s document may be reproduced or transmit ted in any form or by any means without prior writt en consent of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. The product described in this manual may include copyright ed software of Huawei Technol ogies Co., Ltd . and possibl [...]

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    2 Ge tti ng Starte d Front V iew  Note ： The foll owing illustration is provided for your refere nce only. The actual appea rance depe nds on the speci fic model you purchased. 1 2 3 4 5 6 No. Key Function 1 Navigati on keys  In standby mode, press a key to access the specifi c shortcut menu.  In standby mode, press OK to access the main[...]

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    3 No. Key Function 2 Right function key Press this key to sel ect the menu option in the lower ri ght corner of the screen. 3 End key  Press this key to e nd or cancel a call.  P ress and hold t his key to power on or off the phone.  In no n -standby mode, pr ess this key to return to standby mode. 4 Numeric and Symbol keys  Press the k[...]

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    4 Icons Icon Description Icon Description Signal strength Battery level Silent mode Alarm i s set  Not bli nking: Unread message  Blinking: Mess age f ull Voice message Installati on Instal ling th e SIM Car d an d Batt ery Make sure that the p hone is powered off and the power adapter is disconnected. Sli de the SIM card into the card slot i[...]

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    5 Chargin g the B atter y Usi ng the P ow er Adap ter  Method 1 ：  Method 2 ：  Note ：  If you plan to leave t he phone unused for a long period, you mus t remove the battery from t he phone.  If your battery power i s exhausted or the battery i s unused for a lo ng period, the phone scr een may not be able to li ght up when you[...]

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    6 Call Func tions Makin g a Call 1. In standby mode, press the numeric keys t o input the phone number . 2. Press to call the number . 3. Press to end a call or cancel the dialing.  Note ：  In standby m ode, press to browse thr o ugh the call history . Sel ect a number and press to make the ca ll.  In Contacts , s elect a num ber. Press [...]

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    7 4. Select the recipi ent ：  Select the recipient from contacts.  Enter the number . 5. Press OK to send t he message. Readin g a Text Mess age All recei ved messages are stored i n Inbox . 1. Choose Menu > SMS > Inbox . 2. Press t he Up or Down navigati on key to browse t hr oug h the messages. 3. Press OK to read a messag e. 4. Pre[...]

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    8  In the AB C , abc or Eng i nput mode, press 1 repeatedly to sel ect and enter t he commonly used punctuations. Eng In En g inp ut m et hod , i np ut a n Eng l i sh wo r d t hr oug h t he followi ng step s: 1. Press all relevant numer ic keys according to the word to be input, and the p hone will automaticall y display the Candidate word. 2. P[...]

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    9 2. Press the navigation key to fi nd the required symbol . 3. Press to enter the symbol. FM Ra dio (O pti onal ) T o li sten to the radio, sel ect FM radio . W hen li stening to the radio:  Press the up or down navigati on key to swi tch between the channels i n the saved channel li st.  Press the left or right naviga tion key to dec rease [...]

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    10 PIN C ode a nd PU K C ode Personal i dentification number (PIN) code helps effectively prevent unauthorized use of yo ur SIM card. Personal unblocki ng key (PUK) code helps change the locked PIN code. If you enter the wrong PIN code for t hr e e times, yo ur SIM card will be l ocked. In this case, you need to enter the PUK cod e to unbloc k the [...]

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    11 Medical De vice  Follow rules and regul ations set forth by hospitals and health care facili ties. Do not use your devi ce when using the devi ce is prohibi ted.  Pacemaker manufacturers recomme nd that a mi nimum distance of 15 cm be mai ntained between a devi ce and a pacemaker to prevent potential interference with the pacemaker . If yo[...]

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    12 Traffic S ecur ity Observe local laws and regulati ons while using t he device. In additi on, if using the device w hile driving a vehicl e, comply wi th the foll owing guidelines:  Concentrate on drivi ng. Y our first respo nsibility is to dri ve safely .  Do not talk on the device while driving. Use hands - free accessories.  W hen yo[...]

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    13  W hen you are on a cal l, do not touch the a ntenna. T o uching the antenna affects the cal l quality and results in increase i n power consumptio n. As a result, the talk time a nd the standby time are reduce d.  W h ile using the devi ce, observe the l ocal laws a nd regulations, and respe ct others' priv acy and l egal rights. [...]

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    14  Use the AC pow er supply defi ned in the spec ificati ons of the charger . An improper power vol tage may cause a fire or a malfunction of the c harger .  Do not connect two pol es of the battery with cond uctors, such as metal materials, keys, or j ewelries. Otherwise, the battery may be short -ci rcuited and may ca use injuries and burn[...]

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    15  Do not place yo ur device, battery , a nd charger i n places where they can get damag ed because of c ollision. Otherwise, i t may lead to battery l eakage, device malfunction, over heating, fire, or e xplosion.  Do not place mag netic storage medi a such as mag netic cards and floppy di sks near the devi ce. Radi ation from the device ma[...]

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    16 Y o ur device i s a lo w-power radi o transmitter and receiver . As recommended by i nternational guidelines, the devi ce is designed not to e xceed the li mits for exposure to radio waves. These guideli nes were develo ped by the indepe ndent scientifi c organization Inter national Commi s si on o n Non - Ioniz ing Radiati on Protection ( ICNIR[...]

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    17 end of th eir life. For more detailed i nformation about the re cycling of the devi ce or batteries, pl ease contact your local ci ty of fice, the house hold waste disposal service, or the ret a il sto re where you purchased it/them. D isposal of the device and batteri es if i ncl ude d is subject to W EEE Directive Recast (Directive 2012/19/EU)[...]

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    18 FCC St ate ment This equipment has b een tested and fo und to compl y with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 o f the FCC Rules. These li mits are designed to provi de reasonable protection against harmful interfere nce in a resi dential installation. This equipme nt generates, uses and can radi ate radio frequency e ne[...]