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Hisense F23
User Guide
Manufacturer: Hisense Communications Co.,Ltd.
Address: 218 Qianwangang Road, Qingdao Economic & Technological
Development Zone, Qingdao, China
Importers:
Hisense France SAS
Hisense Iberia, S.L.U
Hisense Italia S.r.l
Hisense South Africa
Table of Contents
Safety Precautions
1 General Safety Information
4 Medical Device
4 Road Safety
5 Power Supply & Charging
6 SpecificAbsorptionRate(SAR)
7 Hearing Protection
7 Recommendation for reducingtheuser'sexposuretoradiation
8 Protecting the Environment
9 Emergency Call
9 Compliance
11 Copyright
Phone at a Glance
12 Phone Overview
14 InstallingMicro SIM card / SD card
16 Battery
17 Turning Your Phone On/Off
Basics
19 TouchscreenGestures
22 NotificationCenter
22 Locking and Unlocking Screen
23 CustomizingScreen
23 Changing Date and Time
23 OpenApps
24 Device and Data Management
Using Your Phone
25 Home Screen
27 Phone
28 Contacts
30 Messages
31 Camera
34 Calculator
34 Calendar
35 Clock
37 Sound Recorder
37 FM Radio
38 Music
39 Browser
39 Email
40 Fingerprint Recognition
Appendix
41 Important Information
41 Disclaimer
42 Troubleshooting
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Safety Precautions
General Safety Information
• Donotcrash, throw,orpunctureyourphone.Avoidfalling,squeezing,andbendingofyourphone.
• Donotuseyourphone inamoistenvironment,suchasbathroom.Prevent your phone frombeing soaked orwashedinliquid.
• Donotpoweronyourphonewhenitisprohibitedtouseorwhenthephonemaycauseinterferenceordanger.
• Somepartsofyourphonearemadeofglass.Theglasscouldbebrokenifyourphoneisdroppedonahardsurfaceorreceivesasubstantial impact. If theglass isbroken,donottouchtheglasspartsofthephoneorattempttoremovethebrokenglass fromthephone.Stopusingyourphoneuntiltheglassisreplacedbyauthorizedserviceprovider.
• Turnoffyourphoneinaircraft.Thephonemaycauseinter-
Failure to followthefollowingsafety instructionscould
resultinfire,electricshock,injuries,ordamagetoyour
phoneorotherproperty.Readallthesafetyinformation
belowbeforeusingyourphone.
Warning: situationsthatcouldcauseinjurytoyourselfor
others.
Caution: situations thatcouldcausedamage toyour
deviceorotherequipment.
Notice:notes,usagetips,oradditionalinformation.
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ferencetocontrolequipmentoftheaircraft.
• Turnoffyourphonenearhigh-precisionelectronicdevices.Thephonemayaffectperformanceofthesedevices.
• Donotattempt todisassembleyourphoneor itsacces-sories.Onlyqualifiedpersonnelareallowedtoserviceorrepairthephone.
• Thesocket-outletshallbeinstallednearthephoneandshallbeeasilyaccessible.
• Donotplaceyourphoneor itsaccessories incontainerswithastrongelectromagneticfield.
• Donotplacemagneticstoragemedianearyourphone.Ra-diationfromthephonemayerasetheinformationstoredonthem.
• Keepthephoneawayfromdirectsunlight.Donotputyourphoneinahigh-temperatureplaceoruseit inaplacewithflammablegassuchasgasstation.
• Useonlyapprovedbatteriesandchargerstoavoidtheriskofexplosion.
• Obeyall lawsor regulationson theuseof thephone.Respectothers’privacyand legal rightswhenusingyourphone.
• StrictlyobeyrelevantinstructionsofthismanualwhileusingUSBcable.OtherwiseyourphoneorPCmaybedamaged.
• Useadrysoftclothtocleanyourphone.Donotusewater,alcohol,detergentoranychemicals.
• Pleasebackupyourimportantdata.Repairorothercausesmayresultindataloss.
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• Donotdisconnect thephoneduringmemoryformattingorfile transferoperations.Otherwise, itmaycauseprogramfailureorfilesdamage.
• Keepthephoneandchargeroutofthereachofchildren.Donot letchildrenuse thephoneorchargerwithoutsupervi-sion.
• Keepsmallphoneaccessoriesawayfromchildrentopre-ventchokinghazard.
• Donotmodifyorremanufactureyourphone.
• Donotimmerseyourphoneinwaterorotherliquids.
• Donotexposeyourphonetofire,explosionorotherhaz-ards.
• Thephoneshallonlybeconnected toaUSB interfaceofversionUSB2.0.
• Idealoperatingtemperaturesare0℃ to 40℃ .Idealstoragetemperaturesare-20℃ to 50℃ .
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Medical Device• Obeyall rulesor regulations inhospitalsandhealthcare
facilities.
• Yourphonecontainsradiosthatemitelectromagneticfields.Theseelectromagneticfieldsmayinterferewithpacemakersorothermedicaldevices.
• Ifyouwearapacemaker,maintainatleast20cmofsepara-tionbetweenyourpacemakerandyourphone.
• Ifyoususpectyourphoneisinterferingwithyourpacemakeroranyothermedicaldevices,stopusingyourphoneandconsultyourphysicianforinformationspecifictoyourmedi-caldevice.
• Whenyouperformrepetitiveactivitiessuchas typingorplayinggamesonyourphone,youmayexperienceocca-sionaldiscomfort inyourhands,arms,wrists,shoulders,neckorotherpartsofyourbody.Ifyouexperiencediscom-fort,stopusingyourphoneandconsultyourphysician.
Road Safety• Checklocallawsandregulationsonusingphone.
• Obeyalllocallaws.Alwayskeepyourhandsfreetooperatethevehiclewhiledriving.Yourfirstconsiderationwhiledriv-ingshouldberoadsafety.
• Pulloffroadandparkbeforemakingoransweringacall ifdrivingconditionsrequireso.
• RFenergymayaffectsomeelectronicsystemsinyourvehi-clesuchascarstereosandsafetyequipment.
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• Whenyourvehicle isequippedwithanairbag,donotob-structwith installedorportablewirelessequipment. Itmaycausetheairbagtofailorcauseserious injurydueto im-properperformance.
• Ifyoulistentomusic,pleasekeepthevolumeatareason-ablelevelsothatyouareawareofyoursurroundings.Thisisofparticularimportancewhennearroads.
• Usingyourphone insomecircumstancescandistractyouandmaycausedanger.Obeyrulesthatprohibitorrestricttheuseofphoneorheadphones(forexample,avoidtextingwhiledrivingacarorusingheadphoneswhileridingabicy-cle).
Power Supply & Charging• ChargeyourphonewiththeincludedUSBcableandpower
adapter.Useof incompatibleadaptororcablemaycausepermanentlydamagetoyourphone.
• Poweradaptorshallbe installednearphoneandshallbeeasilyaccessible.
Model name A121A-050200U-EU3Input 100-240V~50/60Hz,0.35AOutput 5.0V/2.0A
• Usingdamagedcablesorchargers,orchargingwhenmois-tureispresent,cancauseelectricshock.
• Poweradaptorisintendedforindooruseonly.
• Poweroutletshouldbereadilyaccessible.Theoutletshouldnotbeblockedduringuse.
• To fullydisconnect thephone fromthemains,unplug the
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AC/DCcablefrompoweroutlet.
• Poweradaptersmaybecomewarmduringnormaluse,andprolongedcontactmaycauseinjury.
• Alwaysallowadequateventilationaroundpoweradapterswhenusingthem.
• Theventilationshouldnotbe impededbycoveringven-tilationopeningswith items (for examplenewspapers,tablecloths,curtainsandsoon) toavoidoverheatingandmalfunction.Maintainaclearanceofatleast10cmaroundthephone.
• Thephoneshouldbeusedinamoderateclimate.
• DonotplugorunplugUSBportwithwethands,or itmayresultinriskofelectricshock.
• Thephoneisbuiltwithaninternalrechargeablebattery:donotexposethephonetoexcessiveheatsuchassunshine,fireorthelike.
• Batterycontainsmaterialswhicharehazardousandharmfulto theenvironment.Thebatterymustbe recycledordis-posedofseparatelyfromhouseholdwaste.
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)• Thedeviceistestedtocomplywithapplicablerequirements
andregulationsofEuropeanUnionofhumanexposure toradiowave.
• SpecificAbsorptionRate(SAR) isused tomeasureradiowavesabsorbedbyabody.ThedevicecomplieswithRFspecificationswhenthedeviceusedatadistanceof5mmfromyourbody.TheSARlimitis2.0W/kgaveragedover10gramoftissueinEuropeanUnion.
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• Thisproductwas testedandrecorded themaximumSARvaluewas0.324W/kg for thehead,1.234W/kg for thebody.
• TheactualSARlevelwillbemuchlowerthanabovevaluesincetheproducthasbeendesignedtousetheminimumenergyfornecessarycommunicationwiththebasestation.
Hearing Protection
Thisphonerespects thecurrentregulations for
limitingthemaximumoutputvolume.Prolonged
headset listeningathighvolumecould lead to
hearing damage!
• Stopusingtheproductorlowerthevolumeifyoufeelyourearsringing.
• Donot turnup thevolumetoohigh,doctorswarnagainstprolongedexposuretohighvolume.
• Excessivesoundpressurefromheadsetsandheadphonescancausehearingloss.
• Topreventpossiblehearingdamage,donot listenathighvolumelevelsforlongperiods.
• PleaseonlyuseHisenseheadphoneswithyourphone.
Recommendation for reducing the user's
exposure to radiationToreducetheadverseeffectsofprolongedradiationexposure,
weadvise teenagers tohold thephoneawayfromtheir lower
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abdomen,and thatpregnantwomenhold thephoneatadis-
tancefromtheirstomach.
Protecting the Environment• Pleaseobservethe local regulationsonphonepackaging,
batteryandusedphonedisposalandbringthemtothecol-lectionpointforproperrecycling.
• Pleasetakeyourused,unwantedlithiumbatteriestoades-ignatedplace.Donotdisposeoftheminarubbishbin.
Riskofexplosionifbatteryisreplacedbyanincor-
rect type.Disposeofusedbatteriesaccording to
theinstructions.
Donotdisposeofusedphonesorbatteries ina
householdrubbishbin.
Cleaning and Maintenance• Turnoffthephonebeforecleaningandmaintenance.Char-
gershouldbeunpluggedfromsocket.Phoneandchargershouldbedisconnected topreventanyelectricshockorshortcircuitingofbatteryorcharger.
• Donotwipe thephoneorchargerbyusingchemicalsub-stance (alcoholbenzene), chemicalagentsorabrasivecleaningagentstoavoiddamagingitspartsorcausingmal-function.Youmaycleanwithaslightlydampanti-staticsoftcloth.
• Donotscrapeoralterphonecaseaspaintsubstances,or
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itmaycauseallergicreaction.Ifsuchreactionoccurs,stopusingthephoneimmediatelyandseekmedicalhelp.
• Wipedustoffpowerplugandkeepitdrytoavoidriskoffire.
• Ifphoneoraccessoriesdonotworkproperly,contactyourlocalvendor.
• Donotdisassemblephoneoritsaccessoriesbyyourself.
Emergency CallInanemergencysituation,ifthephoneisonandyouarewith-
innetworkrange, itcanbeused tomakeanemergencycall.
However,emergencycallnumbersmaynotbereachableinall
networks.Youshouldneverrelyonyourphoneforemergency
calls.
ComplianceThisequipmentisincompliancewiththeessentialrequirements
andotherrelevantprovisionsofDirective2014/53/EU.
SOFTWAREVERSION:L1360.6.01.02.ZA00
HARDWAREVERSION:V1.00
SomesoftwareMR (maintenance release)versionswill be
releasedbythemanufacturertofixsomebugsorenhancesys-
temstabilityafterproductlunched.Allversionsreleasedbythe
manufacturerhavebeenverifiedandarestillcompliantwiththe
relatedrules.
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GSM850:824MHz-894MHz;MaxPower:33±2dBm
GSM900:880MHz-960MHz;MaxPower:33±2dBm
GSM1800:1710MHz-1880MHz;MaxPower:30±2dBm
GSM1900:1850MHz-1990MHz;MaxPower:30±2dBm
WCDMAB1:1920MHz-2170MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
WCDMAB2:1850MHz-1990MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
WCDMAB8:880MHz-960MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
LTEB1:1920MHz-2170MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
LTEB3:1710MHz-1880MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
LTEB7:2500MHz-2690MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
LTEB8:880MHz-960MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
LTEB20:791MHz-862MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
LTEB38:2570MHz-2620MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
LTEB40:2300MHz-2400MHz;MaxPower:23±2.7dBm
WIFI:2400MHz-2483.5MHz;EIRPPower:20dBm
BlueTooth:2400MHz-2483.5MHzEIRPPower:10dBm
GPS:1575.42±1.023MHz
FM:87.5MHz-108MHz
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CopyrightTheequipment is forprivateuseonly.CopyingCDsordown-
loadingmusic,videoorpicturefilesforsaleorotherbusiness
purposesmaybeaviolationof copyright law.Copyrighted
materials,worksofartand/orpresentationsmayrequireautho-
rizationtobefullyorpartiallycopiedorrecorded.Beawareof
allsuchapplicable lawsconcerningrecordinganduseofsuch
contentsinyourcountryandjurisdiction.
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Phone at a Glance
Phone Overview
Thedevicefeaturesmayvarybasedonyourlocation,
language,carrierandmodel.
ThisdevicesuppliesOTGfunction,pleaseusestan-
dardOTGdatacable.
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1.Frontcamera 10.Flashlight
2.Lightsensor 11.Fingerprintsensor
3.Receiver 12.Speaker
4.Flashlight 13.Volumeupbutton
5.Touchscreen 14.Volumedownbutton
6.Returnkey 15.Powerbutton
7.Homekey 16.MicroUSBport
8.Recentkey 17.Microphone
9.Camera 18.Headsetsocket
Power button
• Pressittoturnonorlockthescreen.
• Pressandholdittoturnthedeviceonoroff.
• PressitandVolumedownbuttonsimultaneouslytocaptureascreenshot.
• Pressandholditforabout14stoshutdownthephone,andkeeppressingittorebootthephone.
Home key
TapittotheHomescreen.
Recent key
Tapittoopenthelistofrecentapps.
Return key
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Tapittogobacktothepreviousscreen.
Volume up/down button
Pressittoadjustthedevicevolume.
Installing Micro SIM card / SD cardBeforeyoustartusingyournewphone,youneedtosetitup.
1 Pressandholdthepowerbutton.Select Power off to
turnoffyourphone.
2 Toremove thebackcover,hold thephone firmly inone
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handandliftthebackcoverupwardswiththeotherhand.
3 InsertMicroSIMcardandMicroSDcard.
4 Installthebackcoverofyourphone.
• OnlyMicro-SIMcardsworkwiththedevice.Donotattemptto insertotherSIMtype,otherwise itmaycausephonedamage.
• Do not remove the Micro-SIM/SD card while the cardisbeingused;otherwise,datalossordamagemayoccur.Hisenseshallnotbeliabletoanyloss,includingdataloss,duetomisuseofMicro-SIM/SDcard.
• TurnoffyourphonebeforereplacingorremovingitsMicro-SIM/SDcard.
• Micro-SDcard isnot included;thereforeyouneedtobuyitseparately.
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Battery
Charging the batteryCharge thebatterybeforeusing it for thefirst timeorwhen it
hasbeenunusedforextendedperiodsoftime.
1 Connect theUSBcable to theUSBpoweradaptor,and
thenplugtheendoftheUSBcableintotheUSBport.
2 PlugtheUSBpoweradaptorintoanelectricsocket.
3 After thebattery is fullycharged,disconnect thephone
fromthecharger.Firstunplugthechargerfromthedevice,
andthenunplugitfromtheelectricsocket.
Battery charging tips and precautionsThebattery isbuilt into thephoneand isnot remov-
able.Donotremovethebatterybyyourself.
• UseonlyHisense-approvedchargers,batteries,andcables.Unapprovedchargersorcablescancause thebattery toexplodeordamagethephone.
• Avoidusingyourphonewhen it ischarging.Donotcoveryourphoneorthepoweradaptor.
• Connecting the charger improperlymaycauseseriousdamagetothephone.Anydamagecausedbymisuseisnotcoveredbythewarranty.
• If theACpowersupply isofa lowervoltage,thena longerchargingtimemaybeneeded.
• Ifnon-standardchargerssuchascomputersareused for
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charging,thenalongerchargetimemaybeneeded.
• Fullycharge thebatterybefore firstusing thephoneanddisconnectthecharger immediatelyafterthefirstchargeiscompleted.
• Remove thecharger from theelectric socketwhennotchargingthephone.
• Thephonemaynotstart immediately ifchargingwith lowbattery.Afteraperiodofcharging,thephonewillstartnor-mally.
• Thechargingtimemayvarydependingontheambienttem-peratureandtheremainingbatterylevel.
• Thephonecanbesafelychargedwithin theenvironmenttemperature of 0 ℃ to 40 ℃ .Chargingat temperaturesbelow0℃ or higher than 40℃willharmthebatteryperfor-manceandshorten its life.Long-termcharging inextremetemperatureswilldamagethebattery.
• Whilecharging, thephoneand thechargermayheatup.This isnormalandshouldnotaffect thephone’s lifespanorperformance. If thebatterygetshotter thanusual,stopchargingit.Placeyourphoneinacoolplaceandallowittocooldown.Avoidprolongedcontactwiththesurfaceofyourphoneifitbecomeshot.
Turning Your Phone On/Off
Turning on the phonePressthePowerbuttonontherightsideofphoneandwaitfora
fewsecondsuntilthescreenlightsup.
Whenyouturnonyourphoneforthefirsttimeorafterperform-
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ingdatareset, followtheonscreen instructions tosetupyour
device.
If thebattery isempty,makesureyoucharge itat
least30minutes.
Turning off the phonePressandholdPowerbuttontopopupoptionmenu,select
Power off.
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Basics
Touchscreen GesturesUseafewsimplegesturestouseyourphoneanditsapps.
TappingToopenanapp,tochooseamenuitem,topressanon-screen
button, or toenter a character using the keyboardon the
screen,tapitwithyourfinger.
Tapping and holdingTapandholdanitemorthescreenformorethan2secondsto
accessavailableoptions.
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SwipingSwipetotheleftorrightontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen
toviewotherpanels.
Swipeupwardsordownwoardtoscrollthroughawebpageora
listofitems.
Spreading and pinchingSpreadtwofingersapartonawebpage,maporimagetozoom
inapart.
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Pinchtozoomout.
DraggingTomoveanitem,tapandholditanddragittothetargetposi-
tion.
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Notification Center
Open notification center1 Swipedownfromthetopedgeofthescreentoopennotifi-
cationcenter.
2 Swipedownagainfromthetopedgeofthescreentogoto
theshortcutstab.
Set notification options1 Go to Settings > Notifications.
2 Enableordisablenotificationsettingsasdesired.
Close notification centerSwipeuporpresstheHomebuttontoclosenotificationcenter.
Locking and Unlocking Screen
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Locking the screen• PressthePowerbuttontomanuallylockthescreen.
• Thescreenwill lockautomaticallyandentersleepmodeafter ithasbeen idle foraperiodof timetoreducepowerconsumptionandpreventunintendedoperations.Tochangethescreensleeptime,gotoSettings > Display > Sleep,andselectatime.
Unlocking the screenPressthePowerbutton towakethescreenandswipe inany
direction.
Customizing Screen1 Pressandholdtheblankareaonthescreentoaccessthe
homescreeneditor.
2 Select WALLPAPERS and WIDGETS tocustomizeyour
screen.
Changing Date and TimeGo to Settings > Date & time.
• ActivateAutomatic time zonetousenetworkprovidedtimezone.
• ActivateUse 24-hour formattouse24-hourtime.
Open Apps• OntheHomescreenortheAppsscreen,selectanappicon
toopenit.
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• Toopenanappfromthelistofrecentlyusedapps,tap andselectarecentappwindow.
Close an appTap anddragarecentappwindowtotheleftorrighttoclose
it.
Device and Data Management
Data transferDonotdisconnect theUSBcablefromthedevice
whenare transferring files.Doingsomaycause
datalossordevicedamage.
1 ConnectthedevicetocomputerbyusingUSBcable.
2 Opennotificationcenter,andthentapUSB charging this
device > Transfer files.TapTransfer photos (PTP) if
yourcomputerdoesnotsupportMediaTransferProtocol
(MTP).
3 Transferfilesbetweenyourdeviceandcomputer.
Data ResetDeleteallsettingsanddataonthedevice.
Beforeperfoming factorydata reset,ensureyou
backupallimportantdatastoredonthedevice.
OntheAppsscreen,tapSettings > Backup & reset > Factory
data reset > RESET PHONE > ERASE EVERYTHING.The
devicewillautomaticallyrestarts.
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Using Your Phone
Home ScreenHomescreen is the startingpoint for accessingall of the
phone’s features. Itdisplayswidgets,shortcuts toappsand
more.
Homescreenmayappeardifferentlydependingonthe
regionorserviceprovider.
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Status Bar
Itdisplaysstatusiconsandnotifications.
Widget
Widgetsaresmallapps that launchspecificapp functions to
provide informationandconvenient accessonyourHome
screen.
Application Icons
Tapanicon,suchasanapporafolder,toopenanduseit.
Hot dock
Itprovidesquickaccesstoappsinhotdock.
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Phone
Making calls1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
2 Tap toopenthekeypadandenteraphonenumber.
3 Tap tomakeacall.
Making calls from call logs or contacts list
Tap or ,andtapacontactoraphonenumbertomakea
call.
Making an international call
1 Tap toopenthekeypad.
Preview the phone number
Delete a preceding character
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2 Tapandhold0untilthe+signappears.
3 Enterthecountrycode,areacode,andthephonenumber.
Then tap .
Receiving calls
Answering a call
Whenacallcomesin,tap toanswerthecall.
Rejecting a call
Whenacallcomesin,tap torejectthecall.
Contacts
Adding contacts
Creating contact manually
1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
2 Tap toentercontactinformation.
3 Tap tosave.
Adding from the keypad
1 Tap to open .
2 EnterthenumberandtapCreate new contact.
Adding from received calls
1 Tap .
2 Tap toviewreceivedcalls.
3 Addrecievedcallstoacontact.
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Importing contactsYoucanimportcontactsfromstorageservicestoyourdevice.
1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
2 Tap IMPORT CONTACTS.
3 Selectanimportoption.
Searching for contactsTap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
Useoneofthefollowingsearchmethods:
• Scrollupordownthecontactslist.
• Dragafingeralongtheindexattherightsideofthecontacts
listtoscrollthroughitquickly.
• Tap atthetopofthescreentosearchforacontact.
Onceacontactisselected,youcandothefollowingactions:
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Messages
Sending messages
1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
2 Tap tocreateamessage.
3 Addrecipientsandenteramessage.
4 Tap tosendthemessage.
Viewing messages
1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
2 Selectacontactonthemessagelist.
3 Viewyourconversation.
Searching messages
1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
2 Tap toenterkeywordstosearchmessages.
Setting up message notification
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Youcanchangenotificationsound,displayoptions,andmore.
1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
2 Tap to go to Settings > Notifications.
3 Changethenotificationsettings.
• Mute:Setthemutestate.
• Sound:Changethenotificationsound.
• Vibrate:Set thedevice tovibratewhenyoureceivemes-sages.
• Popup notification:Showpopupforpushnotifications.
CameraYoucantakephotosorrecordvideos.
Taking photos1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
2 Frameyoursubjectonthescreen.Agreensquareappears
wherethecameraisfocused.
3 Tap to takeaphoto.Yourpicturewillbeautomatically
savedtotheGallery .
Recording videos 1 Tap tostartrecordingthevideo.
2 Tap tostoprecording.Tocapturean image fromthe
videowhilerecording,tap .
• Spread two fingersaparton thescreen tozoom in,andpinchtozoomout.
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• Tap toswitchbetweenfrontcameraandrearcamera.
Launching camera on locked screenToquicklytakephotos,launchCameraonthelockedscreen.
Drag outsidethelargecircleonthelockedscreen.
Gallery
Viewing images or videos
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1 Tap ontheAppsscreen.
2 Selectanimageoravideo.
Deleting images or videos• Todeleteanimageorvideo,selectanimageoravideoand
tap to go to Delete > OK.
• Todeletemultiple imagesandvideos, tap on the GallerymainscreentogotoSelect item.Thenselecttheimagesorvideosyoudesiredtodelete,andtap todeletetheimagesorvideos.
Sharing images or videosSelectanimageorvideos,andtap atthetopofthescreen.
Selectasharingmethod.
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CalculatorYoucandosimpleorcomplexcalculationsbyusingCalculator
app.
1 Tap ontheAppsscreen.
2 Rotatethescreenorientationtoswitchbetweenthestan-
dardcalculatorandthescientificcalculator.
CalendarCalendarhelpsyoutoplanyourdailyschedule.
Add eventsAddeventstohelpyouplanahead.
1 Tap ontheHomescreenortheAPPsscreen.
2 Tap theblankareaand willappear.Tap to enter
theeventname,location,startandendtime.Ortap to
chooseNew event,thenentertheeventname,location,
startandendtime.
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3 Tap tosavetheevent.
Delete eventsGototheeventyouwanttodelete,andtap .
View the calendarTapcalendariconontheHomescreenortheAppsscreen.
• Switch to month, week or day view
Swipeleftorrighttochangethemonth,weekordaythatisdis-
played.
• View week number
Go to > Settings > General settings,andactivateShow
week numbertodisplaytheweeknumberatthetopofthecal-
endar.
• Change first day of the week
Go to > Settings > General settings > Week starts on,and
thenselectaday.
Clock
Alarm
Tap ontheAppsscreen,andthentap .Youcandothefollowingoperations:
• Add an alarm:Tap andsetthealarmtime,ringtone,rep-etitions,andmore.
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• Enable or disable an alarm:Turnonorturnofftheswitchnexttoanalarm.
• Configure the alarm settings:Tap > Settingstoconfig-urethealarms.
• Delete an alarm:Tap next to the alarm you want to de-lete,andthentap .
World clockCreate clocks:Tap ,andthentap toselectacityfromthe
globe.
Delete clocks:Tap .Tapthecityyouhasalreadyselected,
thentheclockofthecityhasbeendeleted.
Timer1 Tap ,andthenenterseconds,minutesandhours.
2 Tap tostartthetimer.
3 Tap topause.
4 Tap toresume,ortap todelete.
Stopwatch1 Tap ,andthentap .
2 Tap topause.Tap torecordcurrenttime.Tap to clear.Tap toshare.
3 Tap toresume.
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Sound Recorder
Record sound memos1 Tap ontheAppsscreen.
2 Tap tostartrecording.Speakintothemicrophone.
3 Tap and then tap Donetosavethesoundrecording.
FM RadioTap ontheAppsscreen.
Beforelisteningtotheradio,firstlypluginheadphones.
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Music
Adding song to your phone• CopysongsfromyourcomputerusingUSBcable.
• DownloadsongsfromtheInternet.
• CopysongswithBluetooth.
Listening to music1 Tap .
2 Selectasongtoplay.
3 Whenasongisplaying,tapHomebuttontoexitthemusic
playbackscreenwithoutstoppingthesong.Toreturntothe
musicplaybackscreen,open thenotificationcenterand
tapthecoverofthesong.
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BrowserConnectthewebpagetosearchforinformationandbookmark
yourfavoritewebpagestoaccessthemconveniently.
1 Tap .
2 Entertheaddressfield inthesearchbar,andtap .You
canaccesstowebpages;moreover,bookmarks,multiple
windowswitchingandotherfunctionsaresupported.
Setting up email accountsSetupanemailaccountwhenopeningEmailforthefirsttime.
1 Tap ontheAppsscreen.
2 Enter theemailaddressand then tapNEXT.Enter the
passwordandthentapNEXT.Tomanuallyregisteracom-
panyemailaccount,tapMANUAL SETUP.
3 Followtheon-screeninstructionstocompletethesetup.
Sending emails1 Tap tocomposeanemail.
2 Addrecipientsandenteranemailtext.
3 Tap tosendtheemail.
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Fingerprint RecognitionThefingerprintsensorcanbeusedtounlockyourphone,autho-
rizepurchases,orsignintoapps.
Configuring your fingerprint ID1 Tap Settings > Security > Fingerprint.
2 SelectPattern,PIN,orPassword,andthenfollowtheon-
screeninstructionstosetascreenlockpassword.
3 Onceyouhaveconfiguredthepassword,locateyourfinger
onfingerprintsensortoaddyourfingerprint.
4 Putyourfingertiponthesensor.Pressdownlightlyonthe
sensoruntilyourphonevibrates.Repeat thisstepusing
differentpartsofyourfingertipuntilyourphonehassuc-
cessfullyaddedyourfingerprint.
5 Onceyouhaveaddedyour fingerprint, tapDONE.Tap
ADD ANOTHERifyouwanttoaddmorefingerprints.
Deleting fingerprint1 Tap Settings > Security > Fingerprint.
2 Inputyourpassword.
3 SelectthedesiredfingerprintandchooseDELETE.
Adding fingerprint1 Tap Settings > Security > Fingerprint.
2 Inputyourpassword.
3 Tap Add fingerprinttoadd.
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Appendix
Important InformationForanoptimalexperience,thephoneregularlyconnectstomail
and internetservers.Thisautomaticallyand inevitablygener-
atesdataexchanges thatmaybecharged inaddition toyour
existingpackage,ormaybedeductedfromprepaidcreditora
prepaidsystem.
ToavoidbillingproblemsrelatedtoservicesthatusetheInter-
net,itisstronglyrecommendedtohaveasuitableoptionwhich
includesunlimited Internetandemailsand toavoidchanging
thesettingspreconfiguredbydefault.
Ifyouwish,connecttoWi-Fiforafasterandmorestreamlined
experience. It isparticularly recommended touseWi-Fi for
streaming,ordownloadinggames,videosorbulkyfilms.
Disclaimer• Theusageofnon-originalaccessories,suchasheadsets,
chargersandsoon,will cause incompatibilitybetweenphoneandaccessories. Itmaycausebadperformanceormalfunction,andwearenot responsible foranydamagethatitmightoccur.
• Theusermanualonlycontainsgeneraloverview.Specifica-tionsandfunctionsofyourphonemaybedifferenttothosecontainedintheusermanual.
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• Yourphonehasbeenconfirmedtoworkproperlysincepro-ducedfromthefactory.Ifthereisanydamageordefectduetomanufacturing, itshould followtermsandconditions inthewarrantycard.
• If the functionsofyourphonearerelated to featuresandservicesbyoperator, itshould followthetermsandcondi-tionsapplicablebytheoperator.
• Notethatyourphonestillhas its limitationsreferringtothespecificationsand functions.These limitationscannotbeconsideredasdamageordefect,andcannotberegardedasmanufacturerdamage.
• Useyourphoneinaccordancewiththepurposesandfunc-tions.
TroubleshootingThispartlistssomeproblemsyoumightencounterwhenusing
yourphone.Someproblemsrequireyou tocallyourservice
provider,butmostofthemareeasytobefixedbyyourself.
SIM card has errorEnsurethattheSIMcardiscorrectlyinserted.
No network connection / Dropped network• Movetowardawindoworintoanopenarea.Checknetwork
providercoveragemap.
• Checkwhether theSIMcard is tooold. Ifso,changeyourSIMcardatyournetworkprovider’snearestbranch.Contactyourserviceprovider.
Codes do not match
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Ifyouforgetthecode,contactyourserviceprovider.
Calls are not available• Ensurethatthereisnodiallingerror.Newnetworkisnotau-
thorized.
• IfnewSIMcardisinserted,checkfornewrestrictions.
• Ifpre-paidchargereacheditslimit,contactserviceprovider.
Phone cannot be switched on• EnsuretopressthePowerbuttonforatleasttwoseconds.
• Chargebattery.Checkthechargingindicatoronthescreen.
Charge has error• Outsidetemperatureistoohotorcold.Chargethebattery.
• Ensurethatphoneischargingatanormaltemperature.
• Checkthechargeranditsconnectiontothephone.
• Plugthechargerintoadifferentsocket.
• Ensurethatchargerisnotdefective.Ifso,replacethechar-ger.
• Useonlyoriginalaccessories.
Impossible to receive or send SMS and photosEnsurethatthestorageissufficient.Deletesomemessagesin
yourphone.
Files cannot be openedCheckthesupportedfileformats.
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Screen does not light up when receiving a call.• Ifyouuseaprotectiontapeorcase,ensurethat ithasnot
coveredtheareaaroundthelightsensor.
• Ensurethattheareaaroundthelightsensorisclean.
Phone has no soundCheckthesettingsstatusinthesoundmenutoensurethatthe
phoneisnotinvibrationorsilentmode.
Phone hangs up or freezesUpdateyoursoftwarethroughthewebsite.
Contacts display doublyContactsaresaved inbothphoneandSIMcard.Checkcon-
tactssaved.
App cannot be installed• Notsupportedbyserviceproviderorregistrationrequired.
Contactyourserviceprovider.
• Yourphonehasinsufficientstorage.Deletesomemessagesfromyourphone.
Phone cannot be connected to computer• Changedatacable.
• Changecomputerport.
Call logs are not savedEnsurethatthetimeisnotwronglyset.Checkthetimesetting.
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Copyright
Copyright©2017Hisense
Thismanualisprotectedunderinternationalcopyrightlaws.
Nopartof thismanualmaybereproduced,distributed, translated,
or transmitted inanyformorbyanymeans,electronicormechani-
cal, includingphotocopying,recording,orstoring inany information
storageandretrievalsystem,without thepriorwrittenpermissionof
HisenseGroup.
Someofthecontentsofthisguidemaynotapplytoyourphone,de-
pendingonthesoftwareandyourserviceprovider.Allinformationin
thisdocumentissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
EU Declaration of Conformityfor
RED Directive 2014/53/EUWe, Hisense Communications Co., Ltd.hereby, declare that the essential requirements set out in the RED Directive 2014/53/EU as well as the directives 2011/65 / EU (RoHS) and 2014/35 / EU (only for the adapter) have been fully fulfilled on our product with indication below:
Product Name: Mobile PhoneModel Name: Hisense F23Brand Name: HisenseHardware / Software Version: V1.00/ L1360.6.01.02.ZA00Software Verison Format: L1360.X.YY.ZZ.CCOO,X stands for main version, which is used to represent the development phase, and number 6 stand for mass production phase. YY stands for basic version, which is used to represent mass production times, from 1 to 99. ZZ stands for supplement version, which is used to represent software release times of this mass production, from 00 to 99. CC stands for country code, A~Z two letters combination. CC hereby refers to the country code for European Union countries and South Africa. OO stands for operator or customer code, from 00 to 99.And the update on X.YY.ZZ.CCOO will not change the radio frequency conformance of this product. This change does not influence the essential requirements.
The following standards have been applied for the investigation of compliance:
RF: EN 301 511 V12.5.1(2017-03); EN 301 908-1 V11.1.1(2016-07);
EN 301 908-2 V11.1.1(2016-07); EN 301 908-13 V11.1.1(2016-07);
EN 300 328 V2.1.1(2016-11); EN 303 413 V1.1.0(2017-03);
Final Draft EN 303 345 V1.1.7(2017-03)
EMC: Draft EN 301 489-1 V2.2.0(2017-03); Draft EN 301 489-17 V3.2.0(2017-03);
Draft EN 301 489-19 V2.1.0(2017-03); Draft EN 301 489-52 V1.1.0(2016-11);
Safety: EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011+A2:2013; EN 50332-1: 2013
Health: EN 50360: 2001/A1: 2012; EN 50566: 2013/AC: 2014; EN 62479: 2010
Accessories: Model name: Brand SpecRechargeable Li-PolymerBattery LPN385300 Hisense 3000mAh
Adapter A121A-050200U-EU3 Hisense 5V, 2AUSB Cable1/ Cable2 N/A Hisense Approx.1.0mEarphone N/A Hisense Approx.1.45m
Signature: Name: XuxinPosition:Product Certification Engineer Phone: +86 18266617309 Email: [email protected]: Hisense communications Co.Ltd.Address:218 Qianwangang Road, Economic & Technological Development Zone, Qingdao, 266599, P.R. China Date: Mar. 18, 2018
And apply notified body assessment: Notified Body number 0700 PHOENIX TESTLAB GmbH Königswinkel 10, D-32825 Blomberg, GermanyPhoenix Test Lab has completed EU TYPE EXAMINATION (MODULE B) Certification Number 17-211130A.Furthermore, the ISO requirement for the in-process quality control procedure as well as the manufacturing process has been reached. The technical document as well as the test reports will be kept for a period at least 10 years after the last product has been manufactured at the disposal of the relevant national authorities of any Member State for inspection. Detail contact information for this declaration has been listed below as the window of any issues relevant for this declaration.