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ITTM easyCell manual

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    1 WIL668 USER MANUAL[...]

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    2 Content 1. SAFETY AND PRECAU TIONS .......................................................... ........................................................... .............. 4 2. CARE AND MAI NTENA NCE ........ ........................................... ........................................... ........................................ 4 3. APPEARA [...]

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    3 17.2 C R E AT E ···································································································· 18 17.3 D ELETE ·························································?[...]

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    4 1. SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS Please read thes e simple guidelines. Not followi ng them may be dangerous or illegal . Read the complet e user guide for further information. Switch off the phone in the vicinity of c hemical plants, gas sta tions and other locations containing explosive obj ect s. Keep the phone far awa y from children. When driving, p[...]

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    5 vicinity . Short - circuit ing the terminals can damage the battery or the connectors. ·Do not leave the batt ery in very warm or cold places, such as in a closed car in s ummer or winter . All of the above sugges tions apply to the phone, ba ttery , charger , or any acc essory . If phone or acc essories are not working properly , take only to a[...]

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    6 1. After the phone has run out of battery , we recommend you re charge in time. 2. T o ensure s afety , do not change the parts and accessori es of the battery by yourself or take off the battery shell. 3. We suggest you only use the ori ginal battery supplied with y our phone by our company to avoid any damage to your phone. 4. The temperature r[...]

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    7 3. APPEARANC E 1. Neck strap Eyelet 2. LCD 3. SOS Shortc ut key 4. Send key 5. End key 6. Love Number Key 7. Answering M achine Key 8. Menu Key 9. Clear key 10. Upside Key[...]

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    8 11. Downside Key 12. Number Key 13.*Key 14. #Key 15. Loudspeaker 16. Microphone 17. USB Socket 4. ICONS IN THE IDLE SCREE N AND LED Icon Functions intr oduction Signal strength Vertical bars show the strength of the network connec tion. The icon is displayed on t he idle screen. Bat tery power Filled area shows the battery level . The icon is dis[...]

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    9 Menu Key In the standby mode, press t he key to access the menu. Clear key  In the menu, press t he key back to the previous interface.  In the editing mode, pr ess the key to delete characters . Love Number Ke y Short press: Enter t he Love Numbers menu. Long press: Act ivate cycle love number dialing. Answering Machine In the standby mode[...]

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    10 Dow nside Ke y  Decrease the volume.  Long press to ent er the Calculator. ③ Scroll the menu opt ions. 6. GETTING STARTE D 6.1 SIM CARD INST ALLA TION Y our SIM (Subscriber Ident ity Module) card contains your phone number , servic e de t ails, and phonebook /message memory . Caution : Do not bend or s cratch your SIM card. Avoid exposin[...]

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    11 appropriate elec trical outlet and the phone will provide a visible or audibl e indication that the battery is charging . When the phone is full of charge, press the release tab and remove the charger . The battery can be damag ed if left at low level for long periods. T o ensure t he phone working properly , please use the authorize d charger .[...]

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    12 7. D OCKING STATIO N 1. Call button : T o answer or to end a call. The c all will be automat ic ally in loud speaker mode . 2. SOS button : SOS call can be activated by pressing the SOS bu tton on the docking station. 3. C harging crad le /docking station : Ins ert t he battery i nto the charging cradle of the docking station, the battery will s[...]

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    13 calls and other f unctions that do not require the net work. 8 .2 TURN OFF In the standby mode, press and hol d the End key for several seconds until t he phone turns off, both in standby or during conversat ion. 8 .3 MAKING A CALL In idle screen, dial the phone number then pres s the green key to make the c all. Press the Clear key to delete a [...]

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    14 10 . LIST OF MAIN MENU In idle screen : P ress the menu key to ac cess the menu. The menu includes items: (1) Phonebook (2) Messages (3 ) Rem ote control (4) Settings List of menu as below: Phonebook Vie w Create Delete Delete al l Memory s t atus Messages Create I n box Delete al l Remote control Remote On/Off SOS Settings 1) Alarm 2) Ringtone [...]

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    15 11 . REMOTE SMS It is possible t o set below features via remote SMS ; ① Love number ② SO S number ③ Add num bers in phone book ④ Alarm. Remote SMS Feat ure Operation : Write the SMS message as below on another phone  S end the message to the Easycell phone  Upon recei pt of the SMS message the Easycell registers the i nformation a[...]

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    16 ② Phone number  Input the numbe r  Menu key to save  Done 2. Delete 3. Send SMS  Menu k ey to start edit, clear key to delete digi t s  Menu key to conf irm and send. - Press send key to dial the selected re cord. 13 . ANSWERING M ACHINE - Press Answering Machi ne Key to enter the menu. 1. Play: (Listen t o the incoming voice me[...]

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    17 15. REMOTE CONTROL SOS BUTTO N 1. A n incoming call can be answered by press ing the Remot e Control SOS button. 2. When the phone is in standby , press ing the remote control SOS button can activate an SOS call. Note: In open s p ace, the transm itting distance is about 100 met ers. 16 . MESSAGES MESSAGE ICO N DESCRIPTION ICON DESCRIPTIO N Unre[...]

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    18 17 .2 Create - Add new entries to the phonebook, pre ss the menu key to create, then pres s menu key to confirm or clear key t o exit. 17 .3 Delete - Press menu key to c onfirm delete. 17 .4 Delet e All - Delete all the contact records s tored in the phone - Press menu key to c onfirm, clear key to cancel. 17 .5 Memory S tatus T o shows the memo[...]

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    19 18 .3 T ime&dat e Press the menu key to ent er the menu. 1 . Ti m e 2. Date 3. Date format - Press “*” or “#” key to c hoose date format. - Press menu key to s ave. 18 .4 Language Seven languages are av ailable. Up/Down key to sc roll the options, menu key to save. 1. Automatic (It is normally sel ected according to SIM card provider[...]

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    20 19 .2 Calculator In the standby mode, l ong press the Downside key to enter t he Calculator feature. This feature all ows you to do simple calculati ons. Press the numbers on t he keypad to enter the corresponding numbers . Use following direction keys to calculate ： *key: switch ＋ / － / × / ÷ #key: decimal poi nt Press the clear k ey to[...]

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    21 1 . , - ? ! @:#$/_1 . , - ? ! @:#$/_1 2 ABC2 ÁÀÇ abc2 áàç 3 DEF3 ÉÈ def3 éè 4 GHI4 ÍÏ ghi4 íï 5 JKL5 jkl5 6 MNO6 ÑÓÒ mno6 ñóò 7 PQRS7 pqrs7 8 TUV ÚÜ 8 tuv úü 9 WXYZ9 wxyz9 0 Space or 0 S pace or 0 21 .3 SP ANISH INPUT MODE Key Uppercase charact ers Lowercase characters 1 . , - ? ! @:#$/_1 . , - ? ! @:#$/_1 2 ABC2 [...]

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    22 8 TVU8 Ü tuv8 ü 9 WXYZ9 wxyz9 0 space or 0 space or 0 21 .6 DUTCH INPUT MODE Key Uppercase charact ers Lowercase characters 1 . , - ? ! @:#$/_1 . , - ? ! @:#$/_1 2 ABC2 ÇÄÁÀ abc2 çäáàâ 3 DEF3 ËÉÈÊ def3 ëéèê 4 GHI4 ÏÍÌÎ ghi4 ïÍìî 5 JKL5 jkl5 6 MNO6 ÖÓÒÔ mno6 öóòô 7 PQRS7 pqrs7 ß 8 TUV8 ÜÚÛÙ tuv8 üú?[...]