You put your mark on the world through technology that works. mondo.pdf · You put your mark on the world through technology that works. Welcome to the user guide for OKTA MONDO mobile

You put your mark on the world through

technology that works. Welcome to the user guide for OKTA MONDO mobile phone.

A built-in 1.3 mega pixel camera captures every unforgettable moment in your life. You can switch between GSM and CDMA to communicate quickly and conveniently when you are away from home. In addition, the

phone supports many wonderful multimedia functions for your entertainment.

When you need to relax, download a game or two from the selection on board the MONDO. Take your entertainment wherever you go with WAP browser for seamless Internet connectivity. No matter where you are, OKTA MONDO is your gateway to freedom.

Special features

1.3 mega pixel camera P35

Multimedia playerP44

Downloadable content P83

Picture messagingP30

Bluetooth P89

Video captureP39

Java ApplicationsP49

Speed dial P96

Voice RecorderP46

GSM and CDMA Network Selection

Declaration Congratulations on the purchase of your new MONDO phone!

COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

The content of this guide is protected by Copyright Law. It is forbidden to copy, distribute, publish or cite the content of this user guide in whatever form without the authorisation of Telecom Mobile Ltd.

Bluetooth is the registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG Inc.

JAVA is the registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Please Read Before Proceeding.

THIS DEVICE IS NOT CHARGED WHEN YOU TAKE IT OUT OF THE BOX.

DO NOT REMOVE THE BATTERY PACK WHEN THE DEVICE IS CHARGING.

WHEN INSERTING YOUR SIM CARD, MAKE SURE THE DEVICE IS POWERED OFF, AND THAT THE SIM CARD SNAPS INTO THE SOCKET SECURELY.

YOUR WARRANTY IS INVALIDATED IF YOU OPEN OR TAMPER WITH THE DEVICE’S OUTER CASING.

PRIVACY RESTRICTIONS

Some countries require full disclosure of recorded telephone conversations, and stipulate that you must inform the person with whom you are speaking that the conversation is being recorded. Always obey the relevant laws and regulations of your country when using the recording feature of your phone.

RELATIVE INSTRUCTION

Some functions referred to in this guide also need the support of a network operator or service provider. To confirm whether you will be able to use certain functions or services with this phone, please consult your network operator or service provider.

The phone may include some commodities, technology or software that is controlled by export law, New Zealand regulations and regulations governed by other countries or areas.

In order to ensure your safety, please read the “Safety Notice” and “Safety Precaution”.

Typographic conventions used in this user guide include:

<>: shows function key;

““: shows important information on the phone interface;

[ ]: shows the phone menus.

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Content 1.Getting to know your phone......................1

Your phone....................................................... 1 Flip view of your phone ................................ 1 Front view of your phone.............................. 1 Side view of your phone............................... 2 Rear view of your phone .............................. 2

Standby screen ................................................ 2 Programs ......................................................... 4

2.Getting Started............................................6 Using your phone............................................. 6 Installing SIM card and battery......................... 6 Battery charging............................................... 7 Battery power display....................................... 8 Power on/ off .................................................... 9

Power on...................................................... 9 Power off .................................................... 10

Using shortcut keys ........................................10 3.Call Functions ...........................................13

Making a call ..................................................13 Making a call from the Standby screen .......13 Making a call from contacts ........................13 Creating a speed dial for a contact .............13 Making a call from Call Logs.......................14 Making a call from text message ................15

Receiving a call ..............................................15 Answering or rejecting an incoming call......15 Ending a call ...............................................15

In-call options .................................................16 Making a three-way call (this must be supported by the network) ..........................16

Additional dialing information..........................17 Making an emergency call ..........................17 Making an international call ........................17 Dialing a voice mail.....................................17

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Call functions ................................................. 17 4.Text Input Modes...................................... 19

Input screen................................................... 20 Inserting symbol............................................. 21 Inserting template .......................................... 21 Inserting contact ............................................ 21 Inserting net symbol....................................... 21 Dictionary....................................................... 22 Deleting operation.......................................... 22

5. Web .......................................................... 23 6.Messages .................................................. 25

Text message ................................................ 26 Creating a text message............................ 26

Text message folders..................................... 28 Inbox.......................................................... 28 Outbox ....................................................... 28 Drafts ......................................................... 29 Template .................................................... 29

Settings ......................................................29 Picture message ............................................30

Creating a picture message........................31 Picture message folders.................................33

Inbox ..........................................................33 Outbox........................................................33 Drafts..........................................................33 Sent............................................................33 My folders...................................................34

Voice message...............................................34 7.Multimedia.................................................35

Camera ..........................................................35 Camera ......................................................35 Photo Editing..............................................38 Camcorder..................................................39 My photos...................................................41 My videos ...................................................42

Multimedia player ...........................................43

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Multimedia player ....................................... 44 About the controls ...................................... 44 Settings ...................................................... 45

Voice recorder................................................ 46 Record ....................................................... 46 Play ............................................................ 46 Save to....................................................... 47

Games ........................................................... 47 Boxman...................................................... 47 Tetris .......................................................... 47

8.Java............................................................49 9.Call Logs ...................................................50

Outgoing calls ................................................ 50 Incoming calls ................................................ 50 Missed calls ................................................... 50 Options in call list ........................................... 50

Saving a contact......................................... 51 Call timer........................................................ 52

10.Toolbox ....................................................53 Alarm..............................................................53

Setting the Alarm ........................................53 Canceling all alarms ...................................56 Ringing when powered on or powered off. .56

Bluetooth ........................................................57 Bluetooth Handsfree or Headset ................58 Bluetooth Modem (Dial-up Network)...........61 File Transfer................................................63 Info..............................................................67

World time ......................................................68 Calculator .......................................................69 Stopwatch.......................................................70 Calendar.........................................................71

Selecting date.............................................71 Creating a schedule....................................72 Viewing schedule info .................................74 Deleting today’ schedule info ......................76

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Deleting all schedule info ........................... 77 Deleting all outdated schedule info ............ 78 Event / Call/ Anniversary reminder............. 79

Notes ............................................................. 80 PC sync ......................................................... 81 Data service status ........................................ 81

11.My Content.............................................. 83 All data........................................................... 83 Music/Ringers................................................ 84 Wallpapers..................................................... 84 Photos ........................................................... 84 Videos............................................................ 84 Voice recording.............................................. 84 vCards ........................................................... 84

Saving a contact as vCard ......................... 85 Sending and Receiving a vCard via MMS.. 85 Sending and receiving a vCard via Bluetooth................................................................... 87

Other files.......................................................88 Bluetooth files.................................................89 External memory ............................................89

Info .............................................................89 Format........................................................89

Memory card ..................................................89 Installing Memory card ...............................89

12.Contacts ..................................................91 Contacts List ..................................................91 Search............................................................92

Search by name .........................................92 Search by number ......................................92

Add.................................................................92 Groups ...........................................................93 Management ..................................................94

Delete.........................................................94 Copy...........................................................95 Memory ......................................................96

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Speed dial ...................................................... 96 Info................................................................. 96

My number ................................................. 96 City codes .................................................. 96 Country/ area codes................................... 96

13.Settings ...................................................98 Sound............................................................. 98

Ringer settings ........................................... 98 Power on tone ............................................ 99 Power off tone .......................................... 100 Key tone................................................... 100 Flip tone ................................................... 100 Prompt tone.............................................. 100

Display ......................................................... 101 Main screen.............................................. 101 Front screen............................................. 102 Theme style.............................................. 102 Contrast.................................................... 102

Backlight time ...........................................103 Clock ............................................................103 Mobile...........................................................104 Call settings..................................................104

CDMA call settings....................................104 GSM call settings......................................106 Answer mode............................................108 Auto redial ................................................109

GSM network settings ..................................109 Security ........................................................109

PIN check .................................................110 Change PIN ..............................................110 Change PIN2 ............................................ 111 Change phone password.......................... 111 Phone lock................................................ 111 Fixed dialling............................................. 111 Function protection ...................................112

Reset settings...............................................112

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Phone info ....................................................113 14.Phone Maintenance ............................. 114 15.Troubleshooting ................................... 116

The phone can’t be switched on ...................116 The phone has switched off automatically ....116 PIN/ PUN code lock ......................................117 Bad call quality .............................................117 Can’t answer a call .......................................118 Can’t make a call ..........................................118 The call volume is too low.............................119 The person you are calling cannot hear your voice .............................................................119 The incoming call doesn’t ring ......................119 The battery can’t be charged ....................... 120 Not connecting to GSM network .................. 121 The phone does not recognise the Memory card..................................................................... 121 Browser can’t connect to Internet normally.. 122 Lack of space on phone’s memory .............. 122

16.Safety Precaution .................................123 Usage environment ......................................123 Medical devices............................................123

Pacemaker ...............................................123 Hearing aids .............................................124

Emergency calls...........................................124 Making an emergency call........................124

Note about charging the battery ...................125 Battery information and care ........................125 Note about using spare parts .......................127 Other safety information...............................127

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Safety notice Before using the phone, please read and follow the rules below carefully. For more details, please refer to the “Safety precaution” section on page.123

If you dial or answer a call while driving, please use the hands-free device (e.g. earphone, vehicle hands-free system, phone hands-free system) or use your phone after parking the vehicle

The phone may interfere with aircraft electronics and navigational equipment, so please make sure your phone is switched off prior to take off.

All phones can be subject to interference, which could affect its performance.

Please switch off your phone where you see signs forbidding phone use. Such signs can be found in medical centres or establishments containing medical equipment.

In order to ensure high performance and avoid damaging the phone, please use the original accessories and battery. Use of non approved devices may invalidate your warranty.

To avoid the risk of any explosion, please switch off the phone at petrol stations and places which are near fuel, chemical solvent or other dangerous substances.

In order to avoid the risk of explosion, please switch off your phone prior to entering areas containing hazardous substances and in areas where you are asked to switch off bidirectional radios. Pay attention and adhere to any rules and regulations concerning mobile phone use.

Please neither burn the phone battery or dispose of it as ordinary rubbish as this could endanger life and cause damage to the environment. Please obey the environmental policy of the local government and dispose of batteries correctly.

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Keep small parts (e.g. SIM card) out of the reach of children to prevent batteries from being swallowed or causing other dangers.

Please back up the important information of phone and be sure to have a second copy in case data is lost from your phone.

Make sure the phone is switched on and has service coverage before inputting the emergency number. Please don’t end call unless told to do so.

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1. Getting to know your phone

Your phone

Flip view of your phone Earpiece

Left Function KeyDisplay Screen

Right Function Key

Camera KeyEnd Key

Navigation Key

* Key

Press the key from home screen to enter the Main menu

# Key

CDMA/GSM (C/G) Switching Key

1. Answering or making calls.2. Press the key from home screen to enter “Outgoing" screen.

Scroll to select or browse menus

Press the key from home screen to enter the Web screen

1. Hold down the key to switch on or switch off your phone.2. While in a call, press the key to end the current call

Send Key

Front view of your phone

Camera

Sub Screen

Speaker


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Side view of your phone

Rear view of your phone

Battery Cover

Built-in Antenna

PLEASE NOTE: For the operation of the above keys, please refer to “Using Shortcut Keys” on page 10.

Standby screen

The Standby screen is mainly made up of three parts, shown as the below figure:

Shows what operations are taking place and reminds you of battery and signal strength

Shows numbers, editing boxes, and all kinds of prompt information

Shows the functions currently assigned to the function keys

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Signal Strength: Represents the current network signal. The number of bars indicates the signal strength. The more bars, the stronger the signal.

Battery Status: Represents the level of your battery. The more battery bars, the more power you have.

Low Battery : Indicates low charge in your battery.

Roaming: Represents when you are out of your home network and have registered on a different network.

Text Message: Represents when there is a new unread text (SMS) message(s).

Memory Full: Represents when the memory for messages is full.

Picture message: Represents when there is a new unread picture (MMS) message(s).

Voice message: Represents when there is new voice message.

Calendar: Icon is displayed when a calendar event exists for the current day.

Clock: Icon is displayed when an alarm has been set.

Volume off: Represents no audio alert when a call comes in or a new message is received. Vibrate alert: After activating, the phone can only vibrate to alert.

Press and hold to activate this

function, while pressing again to deactivate it.


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Appears after selecting [Toolbox→Bluetooth→Bluetooth Modem→Standby Mode] or after connecting to a Bluetooth handsfree or stereo headset.

CDMA network Represents when the phone is currently on CDMA network

GSM network: Represents when the phone is currently on GSM network

No network: Represents when there is no network.

Represents when a data connection has been activated.

Represents when the data connection is dormant.

Represents when all calls are being diverted.(supported by GSM

network)

Programs

The following table lists the icons of the programmes that are already installed on your phone.

Icon Name Introduction

Web

Lets you browse Web pages, and download new programs or files from the Internet

Messages

Lets you send and receive text message (SMS), picture message (MMS), and voice message

Multimedia Lets you play back video and audio files,


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make short voice recordings and capture photos and videos in various modes. In addition, you can play two preloaded games: Boxman and Tetris.

Java

Lets you operate Java-based applications or Java games on your phone.

Call Logs

Keeps track of all phone calls made, received or missed. Lets you create speed dial entries for dialing frequently called phone numbers

Toolbox

Plan your next move and be reminded of important events in your work or social life by using [Alarm], [Calendar], [Calculator] etc.

My Content

Lets you organise and manage files on your phone

Contacts

Manage and keep track of contact’s details – including email addresses

Settings

Personalise your OKTA MONDO to suit the way you use it, and how you want the world to see you!

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2. Getting Started

Using your phone

In the CDMA environment, you do not have to insert a SIM card before using the phone.

When GSM mode is selected, you must insert a SIM card supplied by a network service provider before using the phone. The SIM card includes detailed information of various service items and can be used to store your phone numbers and user information.

PLEASE NOTE: The SIM card and its contacts can be easily damaged by scratching or bending, so be very careful when handling, inserting or removing the card. Follow the instructions provided with the SIM card and keep all such cards out of the reach of children. If this SIM card is lost, please ask your network service provider for help.

Installing SIM card and battery

(1) Press and hold for several seconds to switch off the phone.

(2) As shown in the following diagram, lift up the back cover of the phone and remove it and the battery.

(3) Slide the SIM card into the SIM card slot.

Press the card downwards while inserting and make sure the card is facing the correct way, as shown below (with the contact point facing down).

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(4) Make sure the golden contact of the

battery faces the corresponding contact of the phone, and then push the battery down gently until it is fixed in the battery slot. Lastly, replace the battery cover, as shown below:

Battery charging

MONDO is powered by a rechargeable Li-ion battery. When you purchase your phone, you also receive an AC (110-240VAC) wall charger.

To charge the MONDO using the AC wall charger:

(1) Install the battery in the phone.

(2) Insert the lead of the wall charger into the interface slot of phone carefully, and connect the charger to a standard AC wall outlet.

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(3) While the phone is switched off, the

battery bar will scroll and you can view charging process.

(4) When charging is complete, disconnect the charger from AC Wall outlet first, and then disconnect the phone from the charger.

PLEASE NOTE: 1. If the battery is empty, the battery icon will appear after charging for two to three minutes. Generally, the charging time is 2-5 hours depending on the status of the phone (whether switched on, making a call etc.) 2. Please only use the battery and charger authorised by OKTA, otherwise damage may occur to the handset or AC Power outlet. Damage

resulting from use of non approved accessories will void the standard Warranty of this product. 3. It is recommended that the user avoid repetitive use of the USB cable(provided) to charge this handset.

While charging, the battery image on the phone’s display screen begins to scroll from empty to full. Once the phone has finished charging, the battery image will display as full.

CAUTION: In order to get the best out of the new battery, please fully charge and drain it two or three times. The first several times you charge the battery, leave charging for at least 10 hours. Please ensure your phone is switched off while being charged.

Battery power display

If the battery is low, the empty battery icon

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will flash.

If the remaining battery charge is too low, the phone will switch off automatically. If this occurs you may lose any data that has not been stored.

Expected Battery Life: While in CDMA mode, the approximate battery life is: 1. Continuous Talk Time: 3h (Maximum). 2. Standby Time: 5 days (Maximum).

Power on/ off

Power on

Press and hold for several seconds to switch on/off the phone.

If the SIM card is in the phone, GSM mode selected and if the PIN code is activated,

your phone will be connected to a GSM network upon entering the correct PIN code.

If you enter the wrong PIN code three times in succession, you will need a PUK code in order to unlock your phone. For more details, please refer to “Safety precautions” on page 123.

WARNING: Don’t switch the phone on in areas where mobile phone use is prohibited or where it may cause interference or danger. Make sure that your phone’s “Automatic power on / power off” function is not activated.

PLEASE NOTE: The phone is equipped with an antenna. When powered on, please do not touch antenna at the bottom of the phone as this could affect the phone’s performance.

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Power off

Hold down for approx two seconds to switch off the phone.

Using shortcut keys

Press some keys directly from the Standby screen and you can immediately access common functions of the phone. The following table lists the operations and functions of some common shortcut keys:

Key Operation Function

Press briefly

Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Network Select screen, and you can switch between CDMA and GSM when roaming. (The default

network of the phone is CDMA)

Press briefly

Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Main Menu screen directly.

Press briefly Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Messages Menu screen.

Press briefly Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Games and Apps screen.

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Press briefly Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Multimedia menu screen.

Press briefly

Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Contacts screen.

Press briefly 1. Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Shortcut Menu screen, preset by you. 2. While navigating through the menus of the phone, press to return to the last menu. 3. While editing,

press the key to delete the last entered character (letter, number, symbol or space), NOTE: holding down the “CLR” key continuously, deletes ALL characters at high speed.

Press briefly While typing a text message, press the key to open symbol table.

Hold down Hold down the key from the Standby screen to activate or deactivate the [Vibrate Alert] function. NOTE: To alter

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Sound settings, Vibrate function must be deactivated from standby menu.

Press briefly Press the key from the Standby screen to enter the Camera Menu screen.

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3. Call Functions

Making a call

With your phone, you can make calls from the Standby Screen, from Contacts, by Speed Dial, Call Logs, Text message or Contacts (contacts stored on your phone).

Making a call from the Standby screen (1) Enter area code and phone number in

standby mode.

(2) Press to dial.

PLEASE NOTE:

While dialing a phone number with only one digit from the Standby screen an automated network message will be displayed.

Making a call from contacts

(1) From the Standby screen, press or select [Menu→Contacts→Contacts List] to enter the Contacts List screen.

(2) Choose one of the following:

Select the desired contact in the contacts list, and press to view the contact details,. Then select the desired number and select [Options→Call] to dial the associated number.

OR:

Select [Menu→Contacts→

Search] from the Standby screen to search your desired contact by name or number, and press

Creating a speed dial for a contact

Creating a speed dial location for contacts stored in the phone allows you to dial a

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contact’s number by simply pressing and holding down the corresponding numeric key. The phone will automatically dial the number. If you set a number with two digits, input the first digit, then press and hold down the second number. For example, if you set 12 as a speed dial number, input the first digit “1” before holding down the second digit “2”.

(1) Select [Menu→Contacts→Speed Dial] from the Standby screen and select your desired speed dial number.

(2) Select <Add> and scroll using / / / to select the contact that you want to

create a speed dial for.

(3) Select <OK>and you can create a speed dial for the selected contact

CAUTION: 1. Only the contacts stored in the phone can be created as speed dials. 2. The speed dial numbers are from 2-99. 0 and 1

are factory allocated, preset numbers of the phone.

Making a call from Call Logs Select [Menu→Call Logs→Outgoing/ Incoming/ Missed Calls] from the Standby screen to select the desired call entry and press

to dial, or you can press and select [Options→Call] to dial the associated number.

To customise calls by using the menu On the Outgoing, Incoming, or Missed call list, you can select various options to customise the call.

Call: Dials the selected number.

Send text msg: Sends a text message to the selected name or phone number.

Send pic msg: Sends a picture message to the selected name or phone number.

Detail: Views the detailed information of the selected call, such as the time and duration.

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Save: Saves the selected call or number to the phone. You can set it as [Save New Record] or [Update Record].

Delete: Deletes the selected call or number from the corresponding call list.

Delete all: Deletes all the calls and numbers from the corresponding call list.

PLEASE NOTE: Picture Messaging (MMS) option is only available only in CDMA mode.

Making a call from text message You can pick out your desired number from a text message and select [Options→Call] to dial the number.

Receiving a call

When you receive a phone call, you have the

option to answer it or ignore it.

Answering or rejecting an incoming call

To answer the call, you can press or .

To reject the call, you can press or

PLEASE NOTE: If you select [Menu →Settings→Call Settings→ Answer Mode] and activate [Any Key] option, then you can press any key to answer phone except

/ , or

Ending a call

Press to end a call.

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In-call options

Your phone provides various options for managing multiple calls at the same time. You are notified when you have another incoming call, and you have the choice of ignoring or accepting the call. You can also set up a three-way call.

Making a three-way call (this must be supported by the network) With Three-Way Calling, you can talk to two people at the same time. When using this feature, the normal airtime rates will be charged for each of the two calls. The MONDO enables the use to make a three-way call in one of two ways:

(1) Enter a number you wish to call and press . Put the call on hold and dial a second number,

OR:

(2) Or when there is a second incoming call during a call, press to answer the second call,

(3) Select [Menu→Add to Conference]. Then you can begin a three-way call.

(4) To end the three-way call press [Options→End Current Call] or and select the desired number to disconnect.

PLEASE NOTE: If the three way call connection is successful, the word “Conference” appears at the top of the screen. To switch directly between calls so that one call can not hear the other conversation, select [Options→Status Switch].

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Additional dialing information

Making an emergency call Enter the appropriate emergency number, such as 111, and press .

PLEASE NOTE: Additional emergency numbers may be included in your SIM card. Contact your service provider for details.

Making an international call (1) When dialing an overseas numner from

NZ, you must enter “00” before the international prefix of the country that you are calling.

(2) Enter the full phone number and press . The full phone number includes country code, area code (without the leading zero, if any) and phone number.

Dialing a voice mail Voice mail is a network service. If you miss a call or activate call diverting function to divert the incoming call to voice mail, the caller can leave a message in your voice mailbox.

Hold down from the Standby screen and the phone will dial your voice mailbox automatically. You can get your voice mail number from the network service provider.

Call functions

During a call, press <Menu> to access the following options:

Make another call: Select to place the current call on hold and dial another phone number at the same time. (This function needs to be supported by the network).

Hold current call: While in GSM mode, you can select to place the caller you are talking to on hold. Select [Restore Current Call]

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to remove the call from Hold.

End current call: Ends the current call.

Menu: Enters the menu options.

Mute: Turns off the microphone so that you can hear the caller but the caller cannot hear you. Select [Cancel Mute] to switch on the microphone again.

Record: Select to record for the current call. Select [StopRec] to stop recording and the recorded file will be saved to [Voice Recorder] automatically.

Select [Multimedia→Voice Recorder→My Recordings] to view the recorded files.

PLEASE NOTE: 1. Recording a call is illegal in some countries; therefore, before recording, you should get the permission of the person you are calling. 2. Three way calling is network service, for more detail about this; please consult your network service provider.

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4. Text Input Modes The MONDO phone has the following Input Modes for you to select. While typing, press or press to switch to the Input mode you require.

Abc/ABC/abc: Letter mode. This mode allows you to enter letters by pressing the required key, once for the first letter, twice for the second letter and so on until your desired letter appears on the screen. For example, to type the word “Okta” you would press three times, twice, once and once. While in this mode, press to switch between Abc/ABC/abc.

“Eng/ENG/eng: The MONDO supports eZi English text input mode which is a predictive text mode and has an intelligent word-building capacity. This mode allows you to enter words with only one keystroke per letter. The eZi English mode automatically compares your keystrokes with an internal

intuitive dictionary to determine the correct word. For example, to type the word “Okay”, you just need to press , , , . While in this mode, press to switch between Eng/ENG/eng”.

PY: Smart Pinyin mode. This mode allows you to enter Chinese characters. For example, the steps of typing the Chinese characters “你好” show as below:

(1) Entering Pinyin letters: Press the corresponding keys labeled with your desired Chinese character, for example, for “你” (ni), you would press ,

(2) Selecting Pinyin letter combination: When a series of Pinyin letter combinations appear in the candidate line, press / to scroll to your desired combination.

(3) Entering Chinese characters: Press and the Arabic numerals from 1-9 will appear above the candidate Chinese

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characters. Press the corresponding Arabic numeral of your desired Chinese character to select it. For example, to type the Chinese character “你”, you would press . Press / to view more candidate Chinese characters.

(4) Entering associated Chinese characters: After entering your desired Chinese character, nine Chinese characters associated with your selected Chinese character will appear in the candidate line. You can enter your desired character as step three. For example, to type the Chinese character “好”, you just need to press . Press / to view more candidate Chinese characters.

123: Number Input. Enter the number you require by pressing - and the corresponding numbers will display on the screen.

The input mode symbols are shown in the table

below.

Input mode Indicator

Letter input mode eZi English input

mode

Smart pinyin input mode Number input mode

PLEASE NOTE: When in Smart PinYin mode, message length is limited to 70 characters.

Input screen

The Input screen displays as below:

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Text area: Displays the text content that has been entered.

Input mode indicator: Displays your current selected input mode.

Inserting symbol

While typing a message, press and scroll to highlight [Insert Symbol] then press , or press to directly select the Symbol Table screen. Press / to scroll and select your desired symbol to insert into your message.

Inserting template

The phone has 12 preset templates for you. While typing a message, press and scroll to highlight [Insert Template] then press . Press / to scroll and select your desired template to insert into your message

Inserting contact

While typing a message, press and scroll to highlight [Insert Contact] then press . Press / to scroll and select the contact you desire to insert into your message.

Inserting net symbol

While typing a message, press and scroll to highlight [Insert Net Symbol] then press . Press / to scroll and select the Net Symbol from the list that you desire to insert

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into your message.

Dictionary

While typing a message, press and scroll to highlight [Dictionary] then press . You can add, edit or delete words in your dictionary.

Deleting operation

While typing a message, press to delete the last character or symbol in the text area. Hold down to delete all characters or symbols in the text area.

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5. Web By accessing WAP (Wireless Application Protocol), you can browse the World Wide Web including pages from your service provider or other WAP sites using your phone.

From the Standby screen, press or press and select [Web] to enter the Web screen.

You can also press from the Standby screen to enter this screen directly.

PLEASE NOTE You can only connect to the Telecom WAP service when you are on the CDMA network.

From the WAP menu, press <Options> and the following options are available:

Reload: Select this option to refresh the current view or to reconnect to a webpage again if you fail to be connected.

Add bookmark: Adds the current webpage to the bookmark list.

Go to webpage: Select this option to enter the Go to Webpage screen.

Input address: Inputs the network address you want to visit.

Last address: Records the latest web page you have accessed.

Past input: Records the previous web pages you have accessed.

Home: Select this option and you will connect to the preset or default Homepage.

Bookmark list: This option defaults to blank and you can edit as you required. You can save the network addresses which are frequently used in [Bookmark List] and mark it with a simple name. Select a bookmark and connect to the corresponding webpage.

Select <Options> to access options such as

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[Add], [Go to], [Protect on/off], etc.

History: Records the network addresses you have previously visited.

Settings: Select this option to enter the Options screen.

View: Press / to set the view manner as [Animation], [Images] or [Table].

Cache: Select [Cache Mode] and press / to set the cache mode as [Net Only],

[Net First], [Cache First] or [Cache Only] as required and you can select [Clear diskcache] to clear all stored cache data to maximise the browsing speed.

Cookies: Select [Cookie Mode] and press / to set the cookie mode as [Accept All], [Reject All] or [Prompt] as required and you can select [Delete All] to delete all the cookies.

Background music: If you select [On], the background music can be played when

you browse the webpage, or you can select [Off] to mute the background music.

Certificates: The phone provides [Root Cert] and [CA Cert] for you.

Show properties: Select this option to view the properties of the webpage, such as [Address], [Page Properties], [Saved Items] and [SSL Certificate].

Exit: Select this option to exit from the webpage.

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6. Messages The phone supports text messages and picture messages.

Icon Description Introduction

Unread text messages

Indicates text messages that have not been read in [Inbox].

Read text messages

Represents the text messages that have been read in [Inbox]

Unread picture messages

Indicates there are picture messages that have not been read in [Inbox]

Read picture

Represents the picture messages

messages that have been read in [Inbox]

Unsent text messages

Indicates there are text messages that have not been sent in [Outbox]

Sent text messages

Represents the text messages that have been sent in [Outbox]

Sent picture messages

Represents the picture messages that have been sent in [Sent]

Unsent picture messages

Indicates there are picture messages that have not been sent in [Outbox]

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Text message

Your OKTA MONDO can store up to a total of 500 text messages –so you can keep track of important messages you have sent or received.

Creating a text message You can write a text message of up to 160 characters (excluding PinYin characters).

On the Standby screen, press or press and select [Messages→Text Message→New Message] or press to select [Text Message→New Message] directly to enter the New Message screen and type a new text message.

While typing, press <Options> to access the following options:

Abc: Select to use letter input mode.

eZi English: Select to use predictive text input mode

Number input: Select to use number input mode.

Smart Pinyin (Chinese Character set): Select to use Pinyin input mode.

Insert symbol: Select your desired symbol from the symbol table and insert it in the text message.

Insert net symbol: Select your desired Internet symbol from the net symbol list and insert it in the text message.

Insert template: Select your desired template from the template list and insert it in the text message.

Insert contact: Select your desired phone number of the selected contact and insert it in the text message.

Copy: While typing, you can copy your selected words.

Paste: Pastes your selected words.

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Dictionary: Inserts your selected word from the dictionary in the message and you can also add, delete or edit the words from the dictionary with this menu.

After finishing typing the message, select <OK> to access the following options:

Send: Sends the text message that has been typed. The steps of sending a text message are as follows:

(1) Select <OK> to enter the Send Options screen.

(2) Select the highlighted [Send and Save] option and press

(3) Input the recipient’s number in the box or press <Search> and press / to search your desired contact in [Contacts List]. While there is more than one number in the selected contact, press

/ to choose your desired number.

(4) After entering the recipient’s number, press and select <OK> to send the typed text message.

The sending options are as follows:

Send and save: Sends a text message that has been created and saves it to [Outbox], (Any text message that does not get sent will be saved to the [Outbox]). For more details about sending a text message, please refer to “Send”.

Send: Sends a text message that has been created to the selected contact.

Save: Saves the text message that you have typed to [Drafts].

Send to a Group Sends the text message to multiple recipients.

Send to a Group and Save: Sends the typed text message to multiple recipients and saves it to [Outbox].

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Text message folders

Inbox [Inbox] contains received text messages.

From the Text Message Menu screen, press / to highlight the [Inbox] option. Select

<OK> to view the text messages that have been received by the phone. Press <Options> to access the following options:

View: Views the selected text message.

Reply: Replies to the sender.

Forward: Forwards the selected text message to another recipient.

Call back: Calls the sender of the text message.

Save/Use: Saves the phone number of the sender or any numbers that are in the received text message

Lock: Locks your selected text message, so that it can not easily be deleted. If the text message has been locked, the option will be turned to [Unlock].

Delete: Deletes the selected text message.

Multiple delete: Deletes the selected multiple text messages

Delete all: Deletes all text messages in [Inbox].

Outbox You can view the text messages that have been saved to the [Outbox].

From the Text Message Menu screen, press / to highlight the [Outbox] option. Select

<OK> to view the text messages that have been saved to the [Outbox]. Press <Options>to view the following,

View: Views the selected text message which has been sent and saved into the

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[Outbox].

Send: Sends the selected text message.


Multiple delete: Deletes the selected multiple text messages

Delete all: Deletes all text messages in [Outbox].

After highlighting a text message, select <View> to view the message and press

<Options> for the following options:

Send: Sends the selected text message.


Drafts You can view the text messages that have not yet been sent. Options include: [Edit], [Delete], [Multiple Delete] and [Delete All],

Template The OKTA MONDO provides you with some common phrases to include in a text message. Press / to scroll and press to select a template from the list. From the same screen, press <Options> to view the following:

View: Views the selected template.

Edit: Edits the content of the selected template.

Send: Sends the selected template.

Delete: Deletes the selected template.

Add: Adds a new template to [Template].

Settings From the Text Message Menu screen, scroll to highlight the [Settings] option by pressing

/ and press to enter the Settings screen.

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Text Message (SMS) Settings

Priority: Press <Select> to set the priority of text message as [Normal] or [Urgent]

Delivery reports: Press <Select> to activate and turn off this function. If you set this function as [Activated], the network will advise you when the text message has been successfully sent. The phone’s default setting is set to [Off].

History record: With this function, you can view the memory of your sent messages and received messages.

Memory: With this function, you can view the message memory left in your phone.

PLEASE NOTE: When sending Text messages (SMS) in GSM mode, messages are unable to be sent to email addresses

PLEASE NOTE: The phone is able to store up to a total of 500 Text messages (SMS) in CDMA & GSM mode –this includes all draft, sent and inbox msgs.

Picture message

Picture message is a kind of multimedia messages (MMS).

PLEASE NOTE: Picture messaging is only available when handset is in CDMA mode. It is recommended that you do not attach more than one multimedia file to the MMS. This will ensure the recipient receives the intented attachment.

The phone supports the picture files in PNG, JPG, BMP, WBMP or GIF format; the audio files in AMR, MIDI, MMF, AAC, QCP,I-MELODY,

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MP3 or WAV format and the video files in MP4, 3GP, 3G2 format.

Creating a picture message (1) From the Standby screen, select [Menu→

Messages→Picture Message→ Create Picture Msg] or press to select [Picture Message→ Create Picture Msg] directly to enter the New Message screen.

(2) Edit: Edit the picture message.

The Editing options are as follows:

Recipient: Select [Options→Edit] or press <Edit> and select [Options→Add] to input the recipient’s number in the box or you can select [Options→Open Contacts] and press / to select your desired contact in [Contacts List].

When there is more than one number for the selected contact, press / and press <Select> to choose your desired number.

The “√ “symbol will appear before your selected number, press to enter the recipient’s number. This phone also supports “Group message”. To do this, repeat the above steps, adding more than one recipient

Copy: Adds the recipients in Cc column. For more details, please refer to “Recipient”.

Subject: Select [Options→Edit] or press <Edit> to type the subject of the picture message. After typing, select <OK> to save the typed subject.

Add Content: Select [Options→Edit] or press <Edit> to access the following options :

Insert image: Inserts your selected image to the picture message. Press <Insert> and the phone will search for the suitable image in [My Content]

Insert text: Select <Insert> and you can type the text.

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Insert audio: Inserts the selected audio file. Press <Insert> and the phone will search for the suitable audio files in [My Content].

Insert video: Inserts the selected video file in the picture message. Press <Insert> and the phone will search for the suitable video files in [My Content].

Slide timing: Press / to select your desired playing time. The slide time that can be set for this phone is from [1 sec] to [60 sec].

While typing a new picture message, scroll by pressing / to highlight the [Add Content] option and press [Edit] to enter the Picture Msg Content screen and press <Options> for the following options:

Remove: Removes the file that you have inserted.

Add slide: Adds another slide.

Insert slide: Inserts another slide.

Delete slide: Deletes the current slide.

Preview slide: Previews the current slide.

Preview: Previews all the slides in the picture message.

Slide options: Sets the slide as [Image Timing], [Sound Timing], [Video Timing] or [Text timing].

(3) Send: After creating the picture message , press <Options> to access the following options:

Edit: Select <OK> and you can edit the picture message that has been created.

Send: Select <OK> and you can send the picture message that has been created.

Save: Select <OK> and you can save the created picture message to [Drafts].

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message priority as [High Priority], [Standard Priority] or [Low Priority].

Summary: Select <OK> to view the size of the picture message that has been created. The MONDO’s default size is [259 bytes].

Picture message folders

Inbox [Inbox] contains received picture messages.

If the picture messages sender has been saved in [Contacts], the screen will display the name of the sender, or it will display the sender’s phone number.

Outbox [Outbox] contains picture messages that have not been sent successfully.

Drafts [Drafts] is used to save the picture messages

that have been created but not yet sent.

Sent [Sent] contains all the messages that have been sent successfully. You can edit and send the message again. Select a message and press <Options> to view the following options:

Open: Views the selected picture message in [Sent].

Edit: Edits the selected picture message in [Sent].

Delete: Deletes the selected picture message in [Sent].

Delete all: Deletes all picture messages in [Sent].

Sort: Sorts the picture messages in [Sent]. You can select to sort the picture messages by date or by address.

Filter view: Select to view the selected

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picture message in [Sent]

My folders You can move the picture messages in [Inbox], [Outbox], [Drafts] or [Sent] to the desired folder in [My Folders]. This folder has up to 10 user defined folders- press <Rename> to rename the selected folder.

Voice message

To access the Voice Message screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Messages→Voice Message] or press to select [Voice Message] from the Standby screen to enter the Voice Message screen directly.

With this function, you can listen to the voicemail or set the voicemail number. The preset voicemail number is 083210 in CDMA mode and +6483083210 in GSM mode.

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7. Multimedia The OKTA MONDO has a strong multimedia focus which enables the user to utilise a number of functions in the phone to access music, pictures and video. The phone has an MP3 player, voice recording and games function, as well as a camera to capture both still and video images.

On the Standby screen, press or press and scroll to the highlighted [Multimedia] option, then press to enter the Multimedia screen. You can also press directly from the Standby screen to enter this screen.

Camera

The OKTA MONDO has a 1.3 mega-pixel camera, 128Mb internal memory and an external memory slot for additional storage of media files (microSD© cards –up to 1 GB).

From the Standby screen, press or press and select [Multimedia→Camera]. You can also press and select [Camera] or press to enter the Camera Menu screen directly.

Camera The photo capturing process is divided into three steps: Previewing, capturing and saving.

Notice: You can not enter the Capture Preview screen if the phone has low battery power.

(1) Previewing: After entering the Camera Menu screen, select [Camera] to enter the Capture Preview screen; or press from the Standby screen and select the highlighted [Camera] option to enter the Capture Preview screen.

On the Capture Preview screen, press / to switch between camera shot model and video

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shot model. While pressing / to set different options to get better capture quality. The detail shows as the below table:

Icon Option Introduction

Camera mode

Press / to set the shoot mode as [Camera]

Video mode Press / to set the shoot mode as [Video].

Brightness Press / to set

the brightness in increments of 10 units from [1] to [100]. The phone has a default setting of [50].

Zoom Press / to set

zoom from [x1], to

[x10]. The phone has a default setting of [x1].

WB (White Balance)

Adjusts the colour balance of photos.

Press / to set the white balance as [Auto], [Night], [Incandescence], [Fluorescent], [Cloudy] and [Daylight]. The phone’s default setting is [Auto].

Effect Changes the colour tone for photos or applies a special effect to photos. Press / and you can set effect as [Normal], [Mono],

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[Negative] or [Sepia]. The phone’s default setting is [Normal].

Reflect Changes the image of the photo Press

/ and you can set reflect as [Normal], [Water] and [Mirror]. The phone’s default setting is [Normal].

On the Capture Preview screen, press to view the following options:

Save to: You can select to save the captured photos to the [Phone] or the [External Memory].

My photos: You can view the photos which have been saved to [My Photos].

Timer: You can choose whether to delay taking a photo and set the delay time. Press

/ to set this option as [OFF], [1s], [2s], [5s] or [10s].

Flash: You can press / to set the flash light as [On] or [Off] - it defaults as [Off].

Multi shot: You can take a series of stills with this option. Press / to set this option as [Yes] or [No] - it defaults as [No].

Frame: You can select your favourite decorative frame from the frame list of the phone.

CAUTION: While selecting a frame, the phone will prompt: “Can add frame only in 176*144, change?”

Settings: You can edit some parameters of the camera.

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Resolution: You can set the resolution as [1280*1024], [1280*960], [1024*768], [800*600], [640*480], [320*240], [176*144] and [160*120]. The phone defaults to [800*600].

Quality: You can set an image quality. Press / to set the image quality as [High], [Medium] and [Low]. The default setting is [Medium].

Multi shot numbers: You can press / to set the shot numbers as [3], [5], [10], [15], [20] or [30]. The default setting is [10].

Slide show speed: You can press / to set the speed for slide show as [Fast], [Normal] or [Slow]. The defaults setting is set to [Fast].

Shutter sound: You can press / to set the shutter sound when taking a photo as [Shutter Sound 1], [Shutter Sound 2] or [Shutter Sound 3] and it defaults as [Shutter Sound 2]

(2) Capturing: On the Capture Preview screen, Press <Shot> or press to capture a still image.

(3) Saving: After taking a photo, press <Save> to save the photo to [My Photos], or you can press <Options> to edit the captured photo or send it via picture message.

PLEASE NOTE: [Send via Pic Msg] option is only available in CDMA mode.

Photo Editing

After taking a picture and while it is still displayed, you can edit the image by selecting [Options→Editor]. Then,press and <Options> to access the following options:

Frame: You can select your favourite

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decorative frame from the frame list in the phone. Stamp: You can select your favourite stamp from the stamp list of the phone and press

/ / / to adjust the position of the selected stamp.

Photo size: Sets the size of the captured photo as [176*144] or [160*120].

Black/White: Changes the colour tone for captured photo to [Black/White].

Negative: Sets the [Effect] option of the captured photo as [Negative].

Auto Flash: Select this option to turn on the flash light of the phone automatically.

Sepia: Sets the [Effect] option of the captured photo as [Sepia].

Camcorder

From the Standby screen, press or press and select [Multimedia→Camera→

Camcorder] or you can also press and select [Camera→ Camcorder] to enter the Camcorder screen directly.

The video capturing process is divided into three steps: Previewing, capturing and playing.

Previewing

On the Capture Preview screen, press / to switch between camera shot model and video shot model. While pressing / to set different options to get better capture quality. For more detail, please refer to “Camera” on page 35

On the Capture Preview screen press to view the following options:

Save to: You can select to save the captured photos to the [Phone] or the [External Memory].

My videos: You can view the videos which have been saved to [My Videos].

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Timer: You can choose whether to delay capturing a video and set the delay time. Press / to set this option as [OFF], [1s], [2s], [5s] or [10s].

Settings: You can set some parameters of the camcorder.

Resolution: You can set the video resolution as [176*144], [128*96] or [96*80] and it defaults as [176*144].

Quality: You can set the video quality. Press / to set the video quality as [High], [Medium] and [Low] and it defaults as [High].

REC speed: You can press / to set the video speed as [15fps] or [7.5fps]. (fps stands for “frames per second”).This option defaults as [15fps].

REC length: You can set the video length as [10s], [30s], [60s] or [1 h], and it defaults to [30s].

REC sound: You can press / to turn on or turn off the video sound. The default setting is switched on [Yes].

PLEASE NOTE: The video length is dependant on handset and available memory on external (micro SD©) card.

Capturing

On the Capture Preview screen, Press <Record> or press to capture a video. Once you have finished recording, press to pause or press <Stop> to stop the recording.

Playing

After capturing a video, press <Save> to save the video to [My Videos], or you can press

<Playback> to play the captured video.

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My photos

On the Camera Menu screen, select [My Photos] or press from the Standby screen and scroll to select the highlighted [My Photos] option to enter the captured photos list.

All captured photos will be saved to [My Photos]. You can press / to move to your desired photo and press <Options> for the following:

Send via Pic Msg: Sends the selected photo via picture message.

Send via Bluetooth: Sends the selected photo via Bluetooth.

Thumbnail: Previews the selected photo.

Editor: Edits the selected photo.

Slide show: Displays all photos in [My Photos] in slide show form.

Info: Views the properties of the selected photo (such as title, date, size and format).

Media player: Displays the selected photo through media player.

Move: Moves the selected photo to [Wallpapers], [Bluetooth Files] or [External Memory].

Delete: Deletes the selected photo.

Delete all: Deletes all photos in [My Photos].

Select a photo in [My Photos] and press to view it. press <Options> to view the following options:

Send via Pic Msg: Sends the selected photo via Picture message.

Send via Bluetooth: Sends the selected photo via Bluetooth.

Editor: Edits the current photo. Scroll to highlight [Editor], press and then <Options> to access the following options:

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Frame: You can select your favourite decorative frame from the frame list of the phone. Stamp: You can select your favourite stamp from the stamp list of the phone and press / / / to adjust the position of the selected stamp.

Photo size: Sets the size of the captured photo as [176*144] or [160*120].

Black/White: Changes the colour tone for the captured photo to [Black/White].

Negative: Sets the [Effect] option of the captured photo as [Negative].

Auto Flash: Select this option to turn on the flash of the phone automatically.

Sepia: Sets the [Effect] option of the captured photo as [Sepia].

PLEASE NOTE: [Send via Pic Msg] option is only available in CDMA mode. While sending a photo via picture message, if the photo size exceeds the limited size, the phone will prompt: “Size exceeded, must be less than 300KB” on the screen. It is recommended that you do not attach more than one multimedia file to the MMS. This will ensure the recipient receives the intented attachment.

My videos On the Camera Menu screen, select [My Videos] or press from the Standby screen and scroll to select the highlighted [My Videos] option to enter the captured photos list.

All captured videos will be saved to [My Videos], you can press / to move to your desired video and press <Options> for the following:

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Send via Pic Msg: Sends the selected video via picture message.

Send via Bluetooth: Sends the selected video via Bluetooth.

Info: Views the properties of the selected video (such as title, date, size, pixel size, audio and length).

Media player: Displays the selected video through media player.

Move: Moves the selected video to [Bluetooth Files] or [External Memory].

Delete: Deletes the selected video.

Delete all: Deletes all videos in [My Videos].

PLEASE NOTE: [Send via Pic Msg] option is only available in CDMA mode. While sending a video via picture message, if the video size exceeds the limited size, the phone will prompt: “Size exceeded, must be less than 300KB”

on the screen. It is recommended that you do not attach more than one multimedia file to the MMS. This will ensure the recipient receives the intented attachment.

Multimedia player You can use the built-in Multimedia player of the phone to play audio and video files stored on your phone or external Memory card.

The player can play image files in the following formats: BMP, JPEG, PNG, BCI, GIF and WBMP.

The player can play audio files in the following formats: MIDI, MP3, QCP, WAV, MMF, AAC, IMELODY and PMD.

The player can play video files in the following formats: MP4, 3GP, AMC and 3G2.

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with the maximum size of 1.3M. If the image files exceed the limited size, the phone will prompt: “File cannot open. Make sure size is less than 1.3MB”.

From the Standby screen, press or press and select [Multimedia→Multimedia Player] or press and select [Multimedia Player] to enter the Multimedia Player Menu screen directly.

Multimedia player After entering the Multimedia Player Menu screen, select <OK> to enter the Play list menu, scroll to highlight [External Memory] or [Phone Memory]. Press and press / to select your desired playing file.

The MP3 Player screen displays as below:

About the controls By default, these hardware buttons are assigned to the MP3 Player screen, see details in the below table:

Buttons Allows you to

/ Increase or decrease the volume

Play or pause

Fast reverse

Fast forward

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Displays the properties of the current MP3 file (such as title, type, size, length, Bit Rate and path).

Returns to the last menu

Settings You can customise the current multimedia player.

On the Multimedia Player Menu screen, scroll to highlight the [Settings] option and press to access the following options:

Picture display: You can set the interval for playing your pictures via Multimedia player. The phone provides you with [2S], [5S], [10S], [30S] and [Manual Switch] options to select.

Repeat: You can set the repeat mode for the playing file.

Off: Plays no files in the play list repeatedly.

One: Plays the selected file repeatedly.

All: Plays all of the files in the play list repeatedly.

Shuffle: You can select to play the files in play list one by one or randomly by setting this option as [On] or [Off].

Flip settings: You can select to exit or not exit the Multimedia Player screen after closing the handset by setting this option as [Do not exit] or [Exit].

Do not exit: If you select this option, the phone will continue to play content in the Multimedia Player when the handset is closed.

Exit: If you select this option, the phone will quit the Multimedia Player after the handset is closed..

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Voice recorder

You can record or play your recorded files. The recorded files will be saved in QCP format.

From the Standby screen, press or press to select [Multimedia→Voice Recorder] or you can press to select [Voice Recorder] and enter the Voice Recorder Menu screen directly.

Record On the Voice Recorder Menu screen, you can scroll to highlight the [Record] option and select <OK> to enter the Record screen.

After entering the Record screen, press <Start> to begin recording, and select <Stop> to stop recording. Press <Save> and the recorded files will automatically be saved to the [My Recordings] folder. See details in the following image.

Play On the Voice Recorder Menu screen, press

/ to select [Play] and press to enter the My Auto Records screen.

In My audio records list, press / to select your desired file and press <Options> to access the following options:

Delete: Deletes the selected recorded file.

Delete all: Deletes all recorded files in My Audio Records list.

Properties: Displays the properties of your

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selected file (such as title, date, size, format and time).

Media player: Plays your selected recorded file by using Multimedia player.

Save to On the Voice Recorder Menu screen, scroll to highlight the [Save to] option, press and press / to save the recorded file to [Phone] or [External Memory].

Phone: Saves the recorded file to the phone.

External memory: Saves the recorded file to the Memory card (microSD©). A card must be inserted first.

Games

To access Games from the Standby screen, press or press to select [Multimedia→Games] or press to select [Games] and you can enter the Games Menu

screen directly.

Boxman Start: Begins playing the game.

Press / / / to move the boxman, while pressing twice to exit the game and pressing to return to the Standby screen.

Select level: Press / to select the game level from [1] to [58].

Resume: Continues to play the game you were last playing.

Set audio: Press / to set the volume for the game as [Low], [Middle], [High] or [Off].

Exit: Exits the game and returns to the Games Menu screen.

Tetris Start: Begins playing the game.

Press to rotate the shape, press to

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increase the speed moving downward, while pressing / to move to the left side or the right side. Press to exit the game and press to return to the Standby screen.

Setting: Press / to increase or decrease the volume of the game or select to turn on or turn off the vibration function.

Speed: Press / to set the game speed.

Score: Press / to view the scores of the five top players.

Help: Provides detailed instructions for the game.

Exit: Exits the game and returns to the Games Menu screen.

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8. Java The OKTA MONDO can download a variety of content using WAP and connecting to the Web.

Press or select [Menu→JAVA] from the Standby screen, then press to enter the Games and Apps screen. This screen displays the games which have been installed. Select <Launch> to run a game. Press / / / to select a certain game and enter <Options>:

Details: Allows you to view the details about the current content or application, including name, vendor, version, and domain.

Permission: Allows you to view and set the authorised groups for the selected items: net access, messaging, automatic start, local connectivity, multimedia recording, read file and write file.

Download: Allows you to download the

relative programmes from the website, such as [Java Games] and [Applications].

Delete: Allows you to delete the current content or application.

In [Download] option, select [Java Games] or [Applications] and press to download a Java game or application. If you haven’t downloaded any Java games successfully on your phone, the Phone screen will display “Can’t display the webpage”, press

<Options> to access the options such as [Reload], [Add Bookmark], [Go to Webpage], etc. For more details about the options, please refer to “Web” on page 23.

PLEASE NOTE: There are different Download options when in GSM or CDMA modes.

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9. Call Logs Call Logs includes the entries for [Outgoing Calls], [Incoming Calls] and [Missed Calls]. It can also tell you when a call was initiated and how long it lasted for.

To access the Call Logs screen, you can press <Menu> to select [Call Logs] from the

Standby screen.

Outgoing calls Shows only calls made from the phone.

PLEASE NOTE: Press from the Standby screen to enter the Outgoing calls list directly.

Incoming calls

Shows only calls made to the phone.

Missed calls

Shows calls that were not answered.

PLEASE NOTE: If a phone number in the [Outgoing Calls], [Incoming Calls] or [Missed Calls] is saved to your Contact List, the contact’s name will display. If it is not in your Contact List, only the phone number will be displayed.

Options in call list

For the entries in [Outgoing Calls], [Incoming Calls] or [Missed Calls], press / to select the desired entry and press to dial.

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Select an entry in [Outgoing Calls], [Incoming Calls] or [Missed Calls] and press <Options> to access the following options:

Option Function

Call Makes a call to the selected entry.

Send Text Msg

Types a new Text message (SMS) and sends it to the selected entry.

Send Pic Msg

Types a new Picture message (MMS) and sends it to the selected entry.

Detail Displays the detail of the selected entry, including when the call was initiated and the call duration.

Save Saves the selected number to the phone’s contact list. You can set it as [Save New Record] or

[Update Record].

Delete Deletes the selected phone number.

Delete All

Deletes all the calls and numbers from the corresponding call list.

PLEASE NOTE: [Send via Pic Msg] option is only available in CDMA mode.

Saving a contact Press / to move to your desired entry. Select [Options→Save] to save the entry. At this time, you can select to save the number as a new contact or add it to an existing contact.

Save new record: Saves the number as a

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new contact.

On the Save screen, select the highlighted [Save New Record] option and press to insert the number, while selecting <Edit> to enter the contact name and other relative information. Then press the <Save> to save it in the contacts list.

Update record: Saves the number to selected contact in contacts list.

On the Save screen, scroll to highlight the [Update Record] option. Press to search for the desired contact by name or by number in contact list. After finding it, press and the number will be added to the selected contact. Select <Save> to save the updated contact.

Call timer

To access the Call Timer screen, press or press from the Standby screen. Select [Call

Logs →Call Timer] for the following options:

Last: Views the duration of your last call.

Total: Views the duration of total calls, including dialled calls and received calls.

If you need to reset the call time back to zero, after selecting your desired call, select <Reset> and the phone will prompt “Confirm?” Select <OK> to restore the call time back to zero, while selecting <Back> to cancel this operation.

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10. Toolbox [Toolbox] contains various applications and tools to help you manage you time most effectively to get the most from your work, play and life!

To access the Toolbox screen from the Standby screen, press or press and select [Toolbox].

Alarm

Your phone comes with a built-in alarm clock with multiple capabilities. The alarm can be set to ring at a specific time within 24 hours, or recurring at a specific time on several days. You can select to activate or deactivate the alarm function and set the alarm to ring when powered on or powered off.

To access the Alarm screen from the Standby screen, press or press and select [Toolbox→Alarm].

Setting the Alarm

To activate/deactivate Alarm

(1) From the Standby screen, press or press and select [Toolbox→Alarm] to enter the Alarm Clock Setting screen (shown in the below Image 1)

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(2) Press / or Side Up/Down Key to switch between [Alarm 1], [Alarm 2], and [Alarm 3]. Select the preferred alarm and

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press <Select> to activate it. A “ ” symbol will appear before the selected alarm, while pressing <Select> again to deactivate it.

To set alarm occurance (1) After activating your selected Alarm, press

/ to highlight the Alarm Type (shown in the below Image 2)

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(2) Press <Set> to select the preferred alarm type. Press / or Side Up/Down

Key to set the alarm type as [Everyday], [Weekday] or [Custom]. (shown in the below Image 3 )

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(3) If you select [Everyday] or [Weekday], press to save the setting or highlight [Custom], press and a list of the seven days [SUN], [MON], [TUE], [WED], [THU], [FRI], [SAT] appears on the screen (shown as the below Image 4). Select the preferred day type by pressing <Set>, a “ ” symbol will appear before the

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selected item, while pressing <Select> again to cancel it.

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To set alarm time

(1) After confirming occurence, press / to highlight the Alarm Time (shown in the below Image 5).

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(2) Press <Set> to set the time (shown in the below Image 6). Enter the preferred time by pressing the relative numeric keys and press / to switch between [Hour] and [Minute]. Press repeatedly to switch between “AM” and “PM” for [12H] and press again for [24 H] mode.

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(3) After setting the alarm time, select <OK> to save the setting.

Canceling all alarms (1) If you have set an alarm and wish to

cancel it, from the Standby screen, press or press and select

[Toolbox→Alarm] to enter the Alarm Clock Setting screen.

(2) Press / or Side Up/Down Key to highlight the [Cancel All] option. Press

<Set> to cancel all alarms; the symbol“√” will disappear before the selected items.

Ringing when powered on or powered off. When your phone is turned on, the alarm will ring to alert you at the set time and it will automatically turn off after ringing for 50 seconds. To turn the alarm signal off when it rings, press <Stop>. Pressing any other key except <Stop> will make the alarm ring again in 5 minutes. (When the alarm is ringing, the sub screen appears as shown in the below Image 7, and the main screen is shown in the below Image 8).

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If your phone is switched off, the alarm will ring to alert you at the set time and it will automatically turn off after ringing for 50 seconds. While the alarm is ringing, select <On> to turn the alarm signal off and switch on the phone, while selecting <Off> to turn the alarm signal off and keep the phone powered off. Pressing any other key except <On> and <Off> will keep the phone powered off and make the alarm ring again in 5 minutes. (When the alarm is ringing, the sub screen appears as shown in the below Image 9, and the main

screen is shown in the below Image 10).

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If, while the phone is on, there is a new incoming call or message when the alarm rings, these will appear as alerts on the screen taking precedence over the alarm.

Bluetooth

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such as headsets, hands-free car kits, PCs, printers, and mobile phones. The Bluetooth communication range is usually up to approximately 10 meters (30 feet).

The OKTA MONDO supports the following Bluetooth functions: 1. Handsfree/ Headset 2. Bluetooth Modem 3. File Transfer 4. Info

Bluetooth Handsfree or Headset Use a Bluetooth-enabled headset (or other Bluetooth-enabled handsfree device such as a car kit) with your phone for handsfree phone conversations. A Bluetooth stereo headset can also be used for listening to music.

Using the Bluetooth handsfree/headset:

(1) To enter Bluetooth from the Standby screen, press or press and select [Toolbox→Bluetooth].

(2) Select the highlighted [Handsfree/ Headset] option from the Bluetooth screen

and press , or press , to search for the Bluetooth headsets within 10 meters (shown as the following Image 1 and Image 2).

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(3) Your phone then searches for other Bluetooth-enabled headset devices and lists them (shown as Image 3). If after searching the phone can not locate any Bluetooth headset devices, it will prompt

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“No BT Handsfree headset found” on the screen (shown as Image 4).

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(4) Press / to scroll to the desired device name in the list. Select [Options→Pair Device]. The phone will prompt “Pair bluetooth headset” on the screen, press

to confirm. Enter a password (1 to 10 characters long) to establish a secure connection, then select <OK> (shown as the following Image 5 and Image 6)

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(5) Press to begin creating a partnership and wait for the paired device to accept the partnership. If the partnership has been created successfully, the phone prompts: “Paired Successfully” on the screen (shown as Image 7). If the partnership has been unsuccessful, the phone prompts “Pairing Failed” on the screen (shown as Image 8).

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(6) Once paired, select <Back> to return to the Bluetooth screen, then select [Options→ Connect] to connect with the paired device, while selecting [Options→ Disconnect] to disconnect with the paired device (shown as the following Images 9 and 10).

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(7) On your phone, the message “The Sound Gateway Opened” will appear, indicating that your phone has connected with the paired device. Otherwise, the message “The Sound Gateway Closed” will appear, indicating that your phone has not connected with the paired device (shown as the below Image 11 and Image 12).

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Bluetooth Modem (Dial-up Network) Once the PC recognises your phone as a modem, you can now set up a dial-up connection. You will then be able to access the Internet on your PC using your phone. Dial-up and connect to the Internet (1) To enter Bluetooth from the Standby

screen, press or press and select [Toolbox→Bluetooth].

(2) Press / or Side Up/Down Key to select [Bluetooth Modem] or press to select an option from the Bluetooth screen.

(3) Select the highlighted [Standby Mode]

option or press to select an option from the Bluetooth Modem screen then select <OK> (as shown below in Image 13)

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(4) When the phone is in Disconnection Mode, the phone will prompt “Access Opened” on the screen (shown as the below Image 14). Select <Back> to return to the Standby screen and a “Bluetooth on” icon will appear on the Standby screen simultenously.

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(5) Set up your new connection wizard on the PC you intend to connect with. A Connect Dialog Box will open. Then you can click

[Dial] to dial up and connect to the Internet. In a successful connection, the screen will be shown as the below Image 15. Press to exit the dial up network or the PC will disconnect from the Internet automatically (shown as the Image 16).

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Disconnect from the Internet (1) To enter Bluetooth from the Standby


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(2) Press / or Side Up/Down Key to select [Bluetooth Modem] or press

directly from the Bluetooth screen.

(3) Press / or Side Up/Down Key to select the [Disconnection Mode] option or press directly from the Bluetooth Modem screen and select <OK>.

(4) When the phone is in Standby Mode, the phone will prompt “Access Closed” on the screen (shown as the below Image 17). Select <Back> to return to the Bluetooth Modem screen and a “Bluetooth off” icon will appear on the Standby screen simultenously.

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File Transfer You can send data saved on your phone to another Bluetooth device, such as files, pictures or cards, etc. To send data via Bluetooth: (1) To enter Bluetooth from the Standby


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(2) Press / or Side Up/Down Key to

select [File Transfer] or press directly from the Bluetooth screen.

(3) Select the highlighted [Device Search]

option or press directly from the File Transfer screen and select <OK>. The two options will appear on the screen (shown as the below Image 18). However, when you activate [Bluetooth Modem] function, the phone will prompt: “Access Opened” on the screen (shown as the Image 19).

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(4) The phone begins to search for the Bluetooth devices within 10 meters (shown as the below Image 20).

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(5) Your phone will display a list of discovered in-range Bluetooth devices. Select the preferred device from the trusted devices list and select <Pair> (shown as the below Image 21).

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Image 21

(6) Enter a passkey (the same passkey that is entered on the requesting the partnership) to establish a secure connection. The passkey must be between 1 and 10 characters long. The below Image 21 displays an example of an expected image when your phone has connected with the paired device,

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(7) Open [My Content] and select a file from (Photos, Videos or vCards, etc) and select [Options→ Send via Bluetooth], then press .

(8) The phone will search for in-range Bluetooth devices. Select the paired device and make sure the device is ready to receive data. Select [Options→Send].

(9) If the file has been sent successfully, the phone will prompt: “File Send Success”

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on the screen (shown as the below Image 23).

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To receive data via Bluetooth: (1) To enter Bluetooth from the Standby



select [File Transfer] or press directly from the Bluetooth screen.

(3) Press / or Side Up/Down Key to select [Standby Mode] option or press

directly from the File Transfer screen and select <OK>. The phone will prompt: “Bluetooth FTP Server Ready” on the screen (shown as the below Image 24) However, if you have activated [Bluetooth Modem] function, the phone will prompt: “Access Opened” on the screen (shown as the Image 25), and you can not enter the File Transfer screen. To enter the screen, you should select [Bluetooth Modem→Disconnection Mode].

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(4) When another Bluetooth device sends a partnership request, select <Yes> and input the password. (The same password with the device requesting the partnership).

(5) The phone begins to receive the data sent by the paired device. The phone will prompt: “FTP Receipt Success” when the data has been received successfully, otherwise the phone will prompt “FTP

Receipt Failed”. (shown as the below Image 26 and Image 27)

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(6) The received files will be saved to [My Content →Bluetooth Files].

Info You can view the Bluetooth device information of your phone and rename the Bluetooth device.

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(1) To enter Bluetooth from the Standby screen, press or press and select [Toolbox→Bluetooth].


select [Info] or press directly from the Bluetooth screen to enter the Device Information screen (shown in the below Image 29).

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(3) On this screen you can view your phone’s Bluetooth device information, such as Device Address and Device Name. To rename it, select <Rename> and edit the current name. Then press to save.

World time

This function allows you to check the standard time in selected timezones around the globe.

To access the World Time screen press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →World Time]. Press to enter World Time screen.

After entering the World Time screen, press / to select the desired city to view the local

time. In the GSM mode, press <Set> to set local time of the selected city as systematic time, while in CDMA network, press <Set> to set systematic time as local time. See more details in the below image:

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Calculator

To access the Calculator screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →Calculator] and press to enter Calculator screen.

The Calculator can perform standard mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

When entering numbers, press to delete a number, while pressing <Clear> will Clear All removing the entered equation. By default, these hardware keys are assigned to the Calculator screen, shown in the below table:

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Keys Function

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*

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Negative sign

A decimal point

Clear all

Delete a number or character

Stopwatch

The [Stopwatch] function operates as follows:

Press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →Stopwatch] then press to enter the Stopwatch screen, shown in the below image:

After entering the Stopwatch screen, press <Start> to begin timing and press OK <Stop> to pause. Press the <Start> key

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again to continue,

While Stopwatch is running select <Lap> to make the record of the lap time (the Stopwatch will continue to time in the background). Press

<Stop> to pause lapping for a while and press the key again to continue. Select <Reset> to reset the run time to zero and clear time list.

Press <Back> to exit the Stopwatch screen.

Calendar

Use the Calendar to schedule appointments, meetings and other events, including calls and anniversaries. Your appointments for the day can be displayed on the Standby screen.

Selecting date

(1) Press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →Calendar] to enter the Calendar screen. (shown as the below image)

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(2) Initially, the cursor appears on today’s date according to your phone settings. You can switch among day, month or year by pressing / .

(3) Select the desired day, month or year.

Selecting day: Press / to focus on the day, then press / keys or Side Up/Down key to highlight the preferred day.

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Selecting month: Press / to focus on the month, then press / keys or Side Up/Down key to highlight the preferred month.

Selecting year: Press / to focus on the year, then press / keys or Side Up/Down key to highlight the preferred year.

Creating a schedule

(1) Press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →Calendar] to enter the Calendar screen.

(2) Select [Options→New] and press to select the category you want to create: [Event], [Call], or [Anniversary] (shown as the below Image 2 and image 3).

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Add event：Press or press to enter the Add Event screen, and you can create a new event. Enter the event information: such as Sort, Theme, Address, etc (shown as the Image 4). While entering the [Start Time] and the [End Time] options, press repeatedly to switch between “AM” and “PM” of [12H] and [24 H]. After entering all the information, Select <Save> to save the event.

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Image 4

Add Call：Press or press to enter the Add Call screen, and you can create a new call. Enter the Calendar information: such as Call Day, Call Time and Call Number (shown as the image 5), While entering the [Call Time]option, press repeatedly to switch between “AM” and “PM” of [12H] and [24 H]. After entering all the information, select <Save> to save the call.

Image 5

Notice: For the [Call Number] option, you can enter the call number directly in the editing box or select <Search> to search the desired contact in Contacts List.

Add anniversary：Press or press

to enter the Edit Anniversary screen,

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and you can create a new anniversary (shown as the image 6). Press <Options> to access the options such as [Image Select], [Text Edit] and [Delete] (shown as the image 7). Select <Save> to save the anniversary.

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Viewing schedule info


(2) Select [Options→View] and press to select the category you want to view: [Event], [Call], or [Anniversary]. (shown as the below Image 8 and Image 9)

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View Event: Press or press to enter the View Calendar screen, and you can view the details of the event, such as Sort, Theme, Address, etc. (shown as the image 10), select <Options> to access the options: [Edit], [New], [Delete] and [Delete All]

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(shown as the image 11). Press / to view different events.

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PLEASE NOTE: 1. On the View Event screen, select [Delete] to delete the current event, while selecting [Delete All] to delete all events (including outdated or future events). 2. On the View Event screen, select [Options →Edit] to access the Edit Event screen, while entering the [Start Time] and the [End Time]

options , press to switch between “AM” and “PM” of [12H] and [24 H].

View Call: Press or press to enter the View Call screen, and you can view the details of all calls, (shown as the image 12), select <Options> to access the options:[Edit], [New], [Delete] and [Delete All] (shown as the image 13).

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PLEASE NOTE: 1. On the View Call screen, select [Delete] to delete the current Call, while selecting [Delete All] to delete all Calls (including the outdated or not outdated). 2. On the View Event screen, select [Options→Edit] to access the Edit Call screen, while entering the [Call Time] option , press to switch between “AM” and “PM” of [12H] and [24 H].

View anniversary: Press or press

to enter the Edit Anniversary screen, and you can view the details of anniversary, (shown as the Image 14). For more details about it, please refer to “Add Anniversary”.

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Deleting today’ schedule info


(2) Select [Options→Delete Today] and press to select the category you want to delete: [Event], [Call], or [Anniversary]. (shown as the below Image 15)

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Image 15

Delete event：Press or press to select [Event], and the phone prompts: “Delete Event?” on the screen. Select <OK> to delete all events of the selected date, select <Back>to return to the previous screen.

Delete call：Press or press to select [Call], and the phone prompts: “Delete Call?” on the screen. Select <OK> to delete

all calls of the selected date, select <Back> to return to the previous screen.

Delete anniversary：Press or press

to select [Anniversary], and the phone prompts: “Delete Anniversary?” on the screen, select <OK> to delete all anniversaries of the selected date, select <Back> to return to the previous screen.

Deleting all schedule info


(2) Select [Options→Delete All] and press to select the category you want to

delete: [Event], [Call], or [Anniversary].

Delete event：Press or press to select [Event], and the phone prompts: “Delete all?” on the screen, select <OK> to delete all events in [Calendar], select

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<Back> to return to the previous screen.

Delete call：Press or press to select [Call], and the phone prompts: “Delete all?” on the screen, select <OK> to delete all calls in [Calendar], select <Back> to return to the previous screen.

Delete anniversary：Press or press

to select [Anniversary], and the phone prompts: “Delete all?” on the screen, select <OK> to delete all anniversaries in [Calendar], select <Back> to return to the previous screen.

Deleting all outdated schedule info


(2) Select [Options→Delete Cycle] and press to select your preferred delete cycle: [One Day], [One Week], [One

Month] or [Disable] (shown as the below Image 16).

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One day： Press / to select [One Day], and the phone prompts: “Cycle Deleted” on the screen. After selecting this, the phone will delete the outdated information of the previous day (including: Event, Call and Anniversary).

One week：Press / to select [One

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Week], and the phone prompts: “Cycle Deleted” on the screen. After selecting this, the phone will delete the outdated information of the previous week (including: Event, Call and Anniversary).

One month：Press / to select [One Month], and the phone prompts: “Cycle Deleted” on the screen. After selecting this, the phone will delete the outdated information of the previous month (including: Event, Call and Anniversary).

Disable：Press to select [Disable], and the phone prompts: “Cycle Deleted” on the screen. After selecting this, the phone will not delete any outdated information (including: Event, Call and Anniversary);

Event / Call/ Anniversary reminder Event reminder: The reminder will sound at the preset Event time (shown as the below Image 17). Select <OK> to view the event information, while pressing <Back> to return

to the Standby screen. When the alarm is ringing, or there is a new incoming call or message during event reminder, you can select to accept the call, view the message or turn off the alarm.

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Call reminder: The reminder will sound at the preset call time (shown as the below Image 18). Select <OK> to dial the call number, while pressing <Back> to return to the Standby screen. When the alarm is

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ringing, or there is a new incoming call or message during call reminder, you can select to accept the call, view the message or turn off the alarm.

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Anniversary reminder: The image and text of the Anniversary will appear on the Standby screen and replace the previous Standby screen at the preset Anniversary time.

Notes

[Notes] allows you to create and save personal notes .For the OKTA MONDO, you can edit and store 10 notes.

To access the Notes screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →Notes] and press to enter Notes screen.

Scroll to highlight a note, select [Options→Edit] or press <Edit> to type a new note. Press

<Options> to access the following options:

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View: Views the selected note.

Edit: Types a new note or edits the selected note.

Delete: Deletes the selected note.

Delete all: Deletes all notes in [Notes]

PC sync

To access the PC Sync screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →PC Sync] and press to enter

the PC Sync screen.

This function allows your phone to share the info with a PC. You can manage the phone resource through the PC. For more information, please refer to the PC sync software made for your phone.

PLEASE NOTE: PC Sync is only compatible with Windows XP and Windows 2000.

Data service status

To access the Data Service Status screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Toolbox →Data Service Status]. and press to enter the Data Service Status screen.

With this option, you can view the status of data service. (E.g. EVDO OR CDMA)

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PLEASE NOTE: [Data Service Status] option is only available in CDMA mode.While the GSM mode is selected, [STK] will replace Data Service Status. This menu displays some network service information about yourSIM card. For more details, please contact your service provider.

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11. My Content The My Content menu allows you to access images, videos, music and sound files that are stored in the phone or the memory card. You can also modify or delete stored files.

From the Standby screen, press or press and select [My Content].

All data

To access the All Data screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [My Content→All data].

Scroll to the desired file by pressing / and press <Options> to access the following options:

Info: Displays the property of the selected file (including name, type, size, space, date and path).

Send via Pic Msg: Sends the selected file via picture message.

Send via Bluetooth: Sends the selected file via Bluetooth.

Delete: Deletes the selected file.

Delete all: Deletes all the files in [My Content].

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PLEASE NOTE: [Send via Pic Msg] option is only available in CDMA network. While sending a file with attachments via picture message, if the total length of attachments exceeds the size limit, the phone will prompt: “Size exceeded, must be less than 300KB” on the screen.

Music/Ringers Stores the audio files downloaded from the webpage. (Supports the audio files in the following formats: MP3, WAV, QCP, AMR MIDI, iMelody and AAC).

Wallpapers Stores the images or video files downloaded from the webpage. (Supports the images or video files in the following formats: jpeg, png, gif, bmp and wbmp)

Photos Stores pictures taken by using the [Camera] function of the phone.

Videos Stores videos captured by using the [Camcorder] function of the phone.

Voice recording Stores the audio files recorded by using the [Voice Recorder] function of the phone.

vCards vCard is a file format standard for personal data interchange, specifically electronic business cards. The OKTA MONDO includes the following vCard functions: Saving a contact as a vCard and Sending or Receiving a vCard via Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) or Bluetooth.

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Saving a contact as vCard You can save the preferred contact in Contacts List as a vCard and store it in [My Contents].

(1) From the Standby screen, press or press and select [Contacts→

Contacts List] or press from the Standby screen directly to enter the Contacts List screen.

(2) Select your preferred contact by pressing / or inputting the contact’s name in

the editing box, then press to view it’s detail.

(3) Select [Options→Save vCard] and press . The phone then prompts “Sure to

save?” on the screen, select <OK> to save it and select <Back> to return to the previous screen.

(4) The vCard file will automatically be saved to [My Contents→vCards] folder. You

can view or save other information on the vCard. The vCard will save all the information of the contact except [Personal Ring] and [Group].

Sending and Receiving a vCard via MMS

Sending a contact vCard via MMS from Contacts List You can select the preferred contact from the Contacts List and send the contact vCard to others via MMS directly.

(1) On the Standby screen, press or press and select [Contacts→



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the editing box, then press to view its detail.

(3) Select [Options→Send vCard], and the screen will display the detailed information of the vCard.

(4) Select [Options→Send via Pic Msg]. You can then create a new MMS and the vCard is automatically added as an attachment of the MMS. Follow the process of creating an MMS by entering the recipient and other information.

(5) Select [Options→Send] to send the vCard via MMS.

Sending a contact vCard via MMS from My Content You can select an existing vCard file from [My Contents] and send it to others via MMS.

(1) On the Standby screen, press or press and select [My Content→vCards]

(2) Scroll to highlight the preferred vCard file and select [Options →Send via Pic Msg]. You can then create a new MMS to which the vCard is automatically added as an attachment. Follow the process of creating an MMS by entering the recipient and other information.

(3) Select [Options→Send] to send the vCard via MMS.

Receiving a vCard via MMS If you receive an MMS with a vCard, you can save it to [vCards] folder in [My Content], and then import the vCard to Contacts.

(1) After receiving an MMS with a vCard, open the MMS and scroll to the attachments list.

(2) Select [Options→Save], you will be given the prompt “Save to data folder?” Select

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<OK> and then enter the My Content screen. Highlight the preferred folder to which you want to save the vCard.

(3) Press <Select> to save the vCard in the preferred folder.

(4) To import the vCard to Contacts, after the vCard has been saved, press to return to the standby screen.

(5) Press and select [My Contents]. Scroll to [vCards] and press . Highlight the vCard that you wish to import and select [Options →Import to Contacts] and press .

PLEASE NOTE: You can only send or receive a vCard via MMS in CDMA mode.

Sending and receiving a vCard via Bluetooth

Sending a contact vCard via Bluetooth from Contacts List You can select the preferred contact from the Contacts List and send the contact’s vCard to others via Bluetooth directly.

(1) On the Standby screen, press or press and select [Contacts→



the editing box, then press to view its detail.

(3) Select [Options→Send vCard], and the screen will display the detailed information of the vCard.

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(4) Select [Options→Send via Bluetooth]. From the list of Bluetooth devices, highlight the device to which you wish to send the vCard, and select [Options → Send vCard]. Select <OK> to confirm and send.

Sending a contact vCard via Bluetooth from My Content You can select an existing vCard file from [My Contents] and send it out to others via Bluetooth.

(1) On the Standby screen, press or press and select [My Content→vCards]

(2) Scroll to highlight the preferred vCard file and select [Options→Send via Bluetooth]. From the list of Bluetooth devices, highlight the device to which you wish to send the vCard, and select

[Options →Send vCard], select <OK> to confirm and send.

Receiving a vCard via Bluetooth As well as sending a vCard via Bluetooth, you can also receive vCards from similar devices via Bluetooth. After receiving a vCard in this way, it will automatically be saved to [My Content→vCards] folder and you can import it to Contacts, following the instructions outlined in steps 4 & 5 of “Receiving a vCard via MMS”.

Other files Stores the other files of the phone.

To access the Other Files screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [My Content→Others].

Stores the other files expect the files in the above folders. Press <Info> to view the current folder property.

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Bluetooth files

Stores all Bluetooth files of the phone.

To access the Bluetooth Files screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [My Content→Bluetooth Files]. If there is no file in the folder, the phone will display “No file found” on the screen.

External memory

You can view the files which have been saved to [External Memory]. After inserting a memory card to your phone, you can view or copy the files on the memory card.

To access the External Memory screen, press or press from the Standby screen and

select [My Content→External Memory]. Press <Options> for the followings:

Info You can view some properties of the current memory card.

Format After the memory card has been formatted, you will lose all the data previously saved to it forever.

Memory card

Installing Memory card A memory card is a removable card that can be used to increase phone memory.

The steps of installing the memory card show as below:

(1) Open the memory card protective cover on the right side of the phone.

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(2) Make sure the side of the memory card

with golden contacts is facing down and insert the card according to the arrow sign on it, as shown in the following image:

(3) Push memory card gently until it is fixed in

the memory card slot and replace the card protective cover, as shown below:

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12. Contacts With this function, you can view and keep track of Contacts information. The OKTA MONDO can store up to 1000 contacts.

To access the Contacts Menu screen, press

or press from the Standby screen and select [Contacts].

Contacts List

To access the Contacts List screen, press

or press from the Standby screen and select [Contacts→Contacts List] or you can press from the Standby screen to enter this screen directly.

In Contacts List, select your desired contact by pressing / or inputting the contact’s name in the editing box, then press to view its detail, such as name, mobile number, home number, address,etc. See the image below for additional information

Press (e.g. [Name]) to access the following options:

Send vCard: Sends the selected contact in the form of vCard (which displays the name and mobile phone number).

Save vCard: Saves the selected vCard to [My vCards] in “My Content”.

Edit: Edits the name of the selected contact

Copy: Copies the selected contact to SIM card.

Delete: Deletes the selected contact.

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For more details about “Send vCard” and “Save vCard”, please refer to “vCard” on page 84.

PLEASE NOTE: Only the contacts stored in the phone can be viewed in the contacts list.

PLEASE NOTE: [Copy] option can be available only when the SIM card has been inserted in GSM network.

Search

To access the Search screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Contacts→Search] for the following options:

Search by name Inputs the name of your desired contact, and select <OK> to search. If the contact’s name has not been saved in [Contacts List], the

phone will prompt: “No record!” on the screen.

Search by number Inputs the phone number of your desired contact, and select <OK> to search. If the contact’s phone number has not been saved in [Contacts List], the phone will prompt: “No record!” on the screen.

Add

To access the Add screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select

[Contacts→Add] to enter the Add to Contacts screen.

To add a new contact to the phone:

(1) On the Contacts Menu screen, scroll to select the highlighted [Add] option and press to enter the Add to Contacts screen

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(2) Press <Edit> to enter the relative information about the contact, such as name, mobile number, home number, etc.

(3) After you finish entering the new contact information, press <Save> to save the contact to [Contacts List].

Groups

You can divide the contacts in [Contacts] into several groups, and set different photos or ringtones for different groups.

To access the Groups screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Contacts→Groups] to enter Groups screen.

CAUTION: Personal ring takes precedence over group ringtones, while group ringtones takes precedence over the default ringtone of the phone.That means, if you have set personal ringtones and group ringtones for a contact simultaneously, when there

is a new incoming call from the contact, the personal ringtone will ring.

Three groups are preset in the phone: [Family], [Friend] and [Work]. You can also add 17 more groups as desired and divide the contacts into different groups. After setting, press to access the following options shown in the below table:

Option Function

Group Send Text Msg

Sends a text message to your selected group

Group Send Pic Msg

Sends a picture message to your selected group

Change Name

Changes the name for your selected group

Set Group Photo

Sets a photo for your selected group from [Default Images] or [My

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Content].

Set Group Ring

Sets the ring for your selected group from [Preset Tones] or [My Content]

Delete Group Deletes your selected group

PLEASE NOTE: [Group send Pic Msg] option is only available in the CDMA mode.

Management

To access Management from the Standby screen, press or press and select [Contacts→Management].

Delete After entering the Management screen, select and highlighted [Delete] option to access the following options:

Delete range: Deletes the selected contacts from the phone or SIM card. The detailed steps of deleting a selected contact show as below:

(1) After entering the Delete screen, select and highlight [Delete Range] option.

(2) Scroll to select the desired contact by pressing / , then press <Select>. A “ ” symbol will appear before the selected contact.

(3) When finished, press to delete the selected contact.

Delete local all: Deletes all contacts from the phone.

Delete SIM all: Deletes all contacts from the SIM card.

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PLEASE NOTE: [Delete SIM All] option is only available when the SIM card has been inserted in GSM mode.

Copy After entering the Management screen, select the highlighted [Copy] option to access the following options:

Local to SIM: Copies the contacts from the phone to the SIM card.

Copy range: Copies the selected contacts from the phone to the SIM card. The detailed steps of copying a contact show as below:

(1) After entering the Copy screen, select the highlighted [Copy Range] option.

(2) Scroll to select the desired contact by pressing / , then press <Select>. A “ ” symbol will appear before the selected contact.

(3) When finished, press to copy the selected contact from the phone to the SIM card.

Copy all: Copies all the contacts from the phone to the SIM card.

SIM to local: Copies the contacts from the SIM card to the phone.

Copy range: Press / to select your desired contact and press . After selecting, press <OK> and you can copy the selected contacts to the phone.

Copy all: Select <OK> and you can copy all the contacts in the SIM card to the phone

PLEASE NOTE: [Copy] menu is only available when the SIM card has been inserted in GSM mode.

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Memory You can view the used and available memory of your phone or the SIM card.

Speed dial

Press or press from the Standby screen and select [Contacts→Speed Dial] to enter the Speed Dial screen.

You can view the Voicemail number or select <Add> and set speed dials for the contacts in [Contacts]. For more information on this, please refer to “Creating a speed dial for a contact” on page 13.

Info

You can edit and save your name and search for your desired city code or country/ area codes with this function.

Press or press from the Standby screen and select [Contacts→Info] to enter the

Info screen.

My number You can edit your name or view your CDMA number with this function. Your current phone number is displayed when viewing .

City codes With this function, you can view the City Codes of New Zealand. Press / to view your desired city code or press to search:

Search by name: You can input your desired country/ area name to search.

Search by code: You can input your desired country/ area code to search.

Country/ area codes With this function, you can view the Country/ Area Codes in the world. Press / to view your desired country/ area code, or press to search:

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Search by name: You can input your desired country/ area name to search.

Search by code: You can input your desired country/ area code to search.

PLEASE NOTE: [My Number] option is only available in CDMA mode, while [My CDMA Number] and [My GSM Number] options are only available when the SIM card has been inserted and your phone is operating in GSM mode.

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13. Settings Use this menu to personalise your phone by changing the display settings, call settings and phone settings.

To access the Settings screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Settings].

Sound

You can set sounds alert for all call and phone functions with this menu.

To access the Sound screen, press or press from the Standby screen. Select [Settings→Sound] and press to access the following menus:

Ringer settings Incoming tone: Select this option to set the

desired ring tone for an incoming call.

The steps of setting an incoming tone are below:

(1) After entering the Sound screen, select [Ringer Settings→Incoming Tone] to enter the Select Tone screen.

(2) Press / to select your desired tone folder between [Preset Tones] and [My Content].

(3) Select [Options→Select] and press to select your desired ring tone from the tone list. After you finish selecting the tone, press to save the setting.

Alarm tone: Select this option to set the desired ring tone for the Alarm function. For more details about setting, please refer to “Incoming tone”.

Calendar tone: Select this option to set the desired ring tone for the Calendar function. For more details about setting, please refer

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to “Incoming tone”.

Text Msg tone: Select this option to set the desired ring tone for a new text message. For more details about setting, please refer to “Incoming tone”.

Picture Msg tone: Select this option to set the desired ring tone for a new picture message. For more details about setting, please refer to “Incoming tone”.

Alert type: Select this option to set the alert type as [Ringtone], [Ring & Vibration] or [No Prompt].

Volume: Select this option to increase or reduce the volume of a ring tone by pressing

/ .

PLEASE NOTE: [Picture Msg Tone] option is only available in CDMA network.

Power on tone Ringtone: Select this option to set the desired tone when switching on the phone.

The steps of setting the Power on tone are as follows:

(1) After entering the Sound screen, select [Power On Tone→Ringtone] to enter the Select Tone screen.

(2) Press / to select your desired tone folder between [Preset Tones] and [My Content]

(3) Select [Options→Select] and press to select your desired ring tone from the tone list. After you finish selecting the tone, press to save the setting.

On/ Off: Select this option to switch on or switch off the Power on tone by pressing

/ .

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Power off tone Ringtone: Select this option to set the desired ring tone when switching off the phone. For more details about setting, please refer to “Power on tone”.

On/ Off: Select this option to switch on or switch off the Power off tone by pressing

/ .

Key tone Volume: Select this option to increase or reduce the prompt volume of the key tone by pressing / .

On/ Off: Select this option to switch on or switch off the key tone by pressing / .

Flip tone Volume: Select this option to increase or reduce the prompt volume of the flip tone by pressing / .

On/ Off: Select this option to switch on or switch off the flip tone by pressing / .

Prompt tone Select this option to set the tone for your selected alerts/prompts, such as [Internet Access Prompt], [Low Battery], [Minute Beep] and [Call Connection]. The detailed steps show below:

(1) After entering the Sound screen, scroll to select the highlighted [Prompt Tone] option and press to enter the Prompt Tone screen.

(2) Scroll to select the item which you want to set a prompt tone for and press <Select>, a “ ” symbol will appear before the selected item. To select more items, just repeat this step.

When finished, press <Save> to save the setting.

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Display

To access the Display screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select [Settings→Display]. Press to access the following menus:

Main screen Text mode: Select this option to set the display manner of the Main screen as [Text Mode]. The detailed steps are shown below:

(1) After entering the Display screen, select [Main Screen→Text Mode].

(2) Press <View> to edit your desired text to display on the Main screen, and press to save the setting.

Picture mode: Select this option to set the display manner of the Main screen as [Picture Mode]. The detailed steps are shown below:

(1) After entering the Display screen, select [Main Screen→Picture Mode].

(2) Press <View> to enter the Select Picture screen and select your desired folder from [Default Images] and [My Content] by pressing / .

(3) Select [Options→Select] and press to select your desired image from the image list. After you finish selecting the image, press to save the setting.

Animation mode: Select this option to set the display manner of the Main screen as [Animation Mode]. For more details about setting, please refer to “picture mode”.

Clock mode: Select this option to set the display manner of the Main screen as [Clock Mode]. Press / to select between [Digital Clock] and [Analog Clock], shown as the below images:

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Front screen Picture mode: Select this option to set the display manner of the Front screen as [Picture Mode]. For more details about setting, please refer to “Main screen” on page 101

Clock mode: Select this option to set the display manner of the Front screen as [Clock Mode]. The phone defaults as [Analog Clock], shown as the below image:

Theme style On the Display screen, scroll to and select the highlighted [Theme Style] option. Press to enter the Theme Style screen.

Select this option to set the display skin of your phone as [Blue Style], [Platinum Mode] or [Softness Style]. Press to save the setting.

Contrast On the Display screen, scroll to and select the highlighted [Contrast] option. Press to enter the Contrast Menu screen.

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Press / to adjust the contrast for [Main Display] or [Sub Display].

Backlight time On the Display screen, scroll to and select the highlighted [Backlight Time] option. Press to enter the Backlight Time screen.

Press / to set the backlight time of the screen as [Always On], [5S], [10S] or [20S].

Clock

In this option you can edit the time and date of your phone .

To access the Clock screen, press or press from the Standby screen and select

[Settings→ Clock].

See the image below for additional information.

Enter time: Sets the current time.

Time format: Sets the time format as [12 Hours] or [24 Hours].

Enter date: Sets the current date.

Date format: Sets the date format: as [D/M/Y], [M/D/Y] or [Y/M/D].

PLEASE NOTE You can not enter time and date while on the CDMA network.

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Mobile

In this option, you can edit the time for Auto Power On or Power Off.

To access the Mobile screen, Press or press from the Standby screen and select [Settings→Mobile].

The detailed steps of setting Auto Power On/Off are shown below:

(1) On the Settings screen, select [Mobile→Auto Power On/Off], and press

to enter the Auto Power On/Off screen.

(2) Press <Select> to select item you want to set, and a “ ” symbol will appear before the selected item. Then press / to edit the time for Auto Power On or Power Off.

(3) When finished, press <Save> to save the setting.

Call settings

To access the Call Settings screen, Press

or press from the Standby screen and select [Settings→Call Settings].

PLEASE NOTE: [CDMA Call Settings] option is only available in CDMA mode. [GSM Call Settings] and [Auto Redial] option is only available when the SIM card has been inserted in GSM mode.

CDMA call settings After entering the Call Settings screen, scroll to select the highlighted [CDMA Call Settings] option for the following menus:

Call diverting

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Call Diverting function allows you to divert incoming calls to another number. The following image displays the Call Diverting options.

Always: Calls will be transferred to the appointed number all the time.

No reply: Calls will be transferred if there is no one available to answer the call.

Busy: Calls will be transferred when your line is busy or the call is rejected.

To set the Call Diverting function, do the followings:

(1) On the CDMA Call Settings screen, scroll to select the highlighted [CDMA Diverting] option and press .

(2) Select the desired option [Always], [No Reply] or [Busy], press and select [On] to input the number in the editing box or press <Contacts> to search for your desired number in the Contacts list.

(3) Select <OK> and save the settings.

PLEASE NOTE: This function needs to be supported by your network and must be activated before using it. For more details, please check with your service provider.

Call waiting

This network service informs you when someone is trying to reach you while you are on another call and it can be set as [On] or [Off].

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GSM call settings After entering the Call Settings screen, scroll to select the highlighted [GSM Call Settings] option for the following menus:

Call diverting

Call Diverting function allows you to divert incoming calls to another number. The following image displays the Call Diverting options.

Always: Calls will be transferred to the appointed number all the time.

No reply: Calls will be transferred if there is

no one available to answer the call.

Busy: Calls will be transferred when your line is busy or the call is rejected.

Unreachable: Calls will be transferred to the appointed number when you are not in an area covered by your service network or when the phone is switched off.

Status enquiry: You can make a request to the network about the current status of call divert function.

Cancel all: All Call Divert functions are cancelled.

For more details about setting the call diverting function, please refer to “CDMA call settings” on page 104.

PLEASE NOTE: This function needs to be supported by your network and must be activated before using it. For more details, please check with your service

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provider.

Call waiting

This network service informs you when someone is trying to reach you while you are on another call.

On the GSM Call Settings screen, scroll to select the highlighted [Call Waiting] option, press and select [On] or [Off] to enable or disenable the Call Waiting function. You can select [Status Enquiry] to view the current status of call waiting function.

Call barring

This network service allows you to restrict your calls. Before using this function, you have to enter a password obtained from your service provider.

On the GSM Call Settings screen, scroll to select the highlighted [Call Barring] option;

press to access the following options:

All outgoing: After selecting this option, the phone will be restricted from making any calls (except the emergency calls).

International: After selecting this option, the phone will be restricted from making any international calls.

International except to home: After selecting this option, the phone will be restricted from making any international calls except those to your home country when roaming (out of the network service area).

All incoming: Select this option to restrict all incoming calls.

Incoming while abroad: Select this option to restrict all incoming calls when roaming.

Status enquiry: Sends an enquiry to the network about the current status of call barring.

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Cancel all: Select this option to cancel all Call Barring function.

Change restriction password: Select this option to set a new password for Call Barring function, but you should input the old password first.

On the Call Barring screen, select the desired Call Barring option, press to select [On], then input the restricted password and press

to enable the call barring function. (For the OKTA MONDO, the default password is the last four numbers of your CDMA mobile phone number).

PLEASE NOTE: 1. If you input the wrong restricted password three times in a row, the Call Barring function will be locked and disabled. 2. Call Barring needs to be supported by your network. For more details, please check with your service provider.

Send number

With this function, you can select to display or hide your own number to the person whom you are calling to. You can set this option as [Set By Net], [Send] or [Not Send].

Answer mode When there is an incoming call, you can select your desired answer mode to answer the call.

On the Call Settings screen, scroll to select the highlighted [Answer Mode] option for the following menus:

Call key: Press the call key or to answer the call.

Open flip: Open flip to answer the call. If the phone has been opened already, press or to answer.

Auto answer: When the headset has been inserted, select this option to answer the call automatically in 3 seconds.

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Any key: Press any key to answer the call.

except / , or

Auto redial The phone will redial your desired phone number when there is no one to answer the call or the call is not reachable. You can set this option as [On] or [Off].

GSM network settings

With this function, you can select the desired GSM network automatically or manually, and add your preferred networks to the phone.

To enter GSM Network Settings from the Standby screen, press or press and select [Settings→GSM Network Settings] for the following menus:

Select network: Select the desired network automatically or manually. You can set this menu as [Auto] or [Manual]

Preferred network: Views and select the desired network in [Network List], or add your preferred network from the available network list.

Network list: On the GSM Network Settings screen, scroll to highlight the [Preferred Network] option and press to select [Network List]. Press <Options> to move, delete or add the desired network from the list.

Add network: On the GSM Network Settings screen, scroll to highlight the [Preferred Network] option and press

to select [Add Network] to add your preferred network from the available network list. The network list can store up to 10 network addresses.

Security

By setting and modifying the passwords and options of Security setting functions, you can

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protect your phone from unauthorised use by other people and restrict the phone usage.

To enter Security from the Standby screen, press or press and select [Settings→Security]. Before entering, you need to input password (the default PIN is the last four numbers of your CDMA mobile phone number).

PIN check PIN code is the personal identification code which is supplied with SIM card. Together, you can protect your SIM card from unauthorised use of your phone by other people through [PIN Check] function. You can set this option as [On] or [Off].

After activating this function, you need to input PIN code each time you power up the phone. If you input the wrong PIN code three times in succession, the SIM card will be locked automatically and nobody can view the SIM card data or use it’s functions.

When the SIM card is locked, you need to use PUK (Personal Unlock key) code to unlock it. If you input the wrong PUK code ten times in succession, the SIM card will be locked forever (and the SIM card is invalid). Usually the PUK code is supplied with the SIM card. If your PUK code is lost or not supplied with the SIM card, please contact with your network operator.

Change PIN Be sure to make a note of your current PIN. Only when the PIN check is enabled can you alter the PIN code. The steps of changing PIN are shown below:

(1) On the Security screen, scroll to select the highlighted [Change PIN] option and press

.

(2) Input the current PIN then input new PIN twice to change PIN (The default PIN is the last four numbers of your CDMA mobile number).

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Change PIN2 The PIN2 code is the password used for covering certain network services such as cost management. The PIN2 code is set as 4-8 digits and is not supplied with SIM card. You need to input PUK2 code to modify the locked PIN2 code.The process of changing PIN2 is similar to that of the normal PIN code. For more details, please refer to “Change PIN”.

Change phone password With this function, you can change the current phone password and set the desired new phone password. The steps of Changing Phone Password are shown below:

(1) On the Security screen, scroll to select and highlight [Change Phone Password] option and press .

(2) Input the current password and input new password twice to confirm the change. The

default PIN is the last four numbers of your CDMA mobile phone number)

Phone lock If you set Phone Lock function, it will automatically lock after remaining dormant for a certain time. After activating the phone lock function, you need to input the password each time you switch on the phone. Only by inputting the correct password can you use the phone normally. You can set this option as [On] or [Off].

Fixed dialling With this option, you can limit the outgoing calls and only dial the numbers in the fixed dialing list (except emergency calls). You can set this option as [On] or [Off] to activate Fixed Dial function or not.

PLEASE NOTE: This function needs to be supported by your

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network service provider. Before enabling this function, you need to input the PIN2 code.

Function protection You can protect some phone functionality (such as [Contacts], [Message], [Outgoing Calls] and [Incoming Calls]) from unauthorised use by other people through [Function Protection]. The detailed steps for establishing Function Protection are shown below:

(1) On the Security screen, scroll to and select the highlighted [Function Protection] option and press .

(2) Press <Set> to select the item you want to set Protection Function against, and a “ ” symbol will appear before the selected item.

(3) When finished, press to save the setting.

PLEASE NOTE: [PIN Check], [Change PIN], [Change PIN2] [Fixed dialing] are only available when the SIM card has been inserted in GSM mode.

Reset settings

This function deletes all your saved data, and resets all settings to the manufacturer default.

To access the Reset Settings screen, press

or press from the Standby screen and select [Settings→Reset settings].

PLEASE NOTE: 1. Use this function carefully. 2. Back up all material on the phone before restoring to factory settings. OKTA will take no responsibility for material lost due to using this function. Data stored on the SIM card will not be

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affected.

To reset all settings of the phone, do the following:

(1) Press or press and select [Settings→Reset Settings→Factory Reset] from the Standby screen.

(2) Enter the password in the box shown then press . The phone will prompt: “All data will be deleted, are you sure?” on the screen. Select <OK> to reset all settings to the manufacturer’s default settings, while selecting <Back> to cancel this function. (For the OKTA MONDO, the default password is the last four numbers of your mobile phone number).

Phone info

To enter the Phone Info screen from the Standby screen, press or press . Then

select [Settings→Phone Info].

With this option, you can view the details of [Software Version], [MDN (Mobile Directory Number], [ESN] [PRL Version], etc.

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14. Phone Maintenance Mobile phones are highly engineered, technical electronic devices and must be looked after carefully. The following information will help to your phone functions correctly during normal usage:

The phone and its spare parts should be put out of the reach of children.

Keep the phone dry. Rain, moisture or water will corrupt its electronic circuitry. If your phone does get wet, remove the battery immediately.

Do not put the phone in dusty places or this could also corrupt it’s electronic circuitry.

The LCD screens are a part of the phone that can be easily damaged. Avoid dropping the phone on the ground or causing any other form of shock. Do not touch the screen with a sharp object.

Do not store or leave the phone in a high temperature environment. High temperatures will shorten the life of electronic devices, including the battery, and destroy or melt a phone’s plastic shell.

Do not store or leave the phone in a low temperature environment. When returning the handset to normal ambient temperature, condensation/moisture will form in the phone and this will corrupt the phone’s electronic circuitry.

Do not throw, knock or shake the phone intensely as this could damage the electronic circuitry and structure of the phone.

Use a soft cloth to clean the phone and the camera lens. Do not use chemical or abrasive cleaners to clean the phone as these could damage the phone.

Do not paint your phone as this may affect it’s performance or damage the casing/ screens.

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If any of the components of the phone become damaged, please return to a Telecom retailer for servicing. Do not attempt to repair or replace parts of the phone yourself as this may void your warranty.

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15. Troubleshooting Please check to see if any problems you have encountered while using your phone are described below. If you were unable to find the solution to a particular problem, please contact one of our maintenance centres.

The phone can’t be switched on

Possible reason Solution

You are not pressing and holding for long enough

Press and hold it for at least 2 seconds.

The battery power is used up

Charge the battery

Incorrect battery installation

Install battery correctly

The phone has switched off automatically

Possible reason

Solution

The phone has been set to power off automatically at a certain time.

If you don’t want this to happen, cancel this command.

Low battery power

Charge the battery

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PIN/ PUN code lock


Enter wrong PIN Code( Personal Identification Code) or PUK Code (Personal Unlocking Key)

Enter correct password.

PLEASE NOTE 1. If you enter an incorrect PIN code three times in succession, many SIM and phone functions will be locked. For more details, please refer to “Safety Precautions”. 2. If you do not know the correct PIN code and PUK code, please contact your operator or network service provider.

Bad call quality

Possible reason

Solution

The signal changes suddenly.

Maybe you are moving at high-speed (e.g. on a train or bus). Observe the signal strength and select the place with the strongest signal to make a call and ensure better call quality.

The area does not have a good signal.

Move to a more open area.

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Can’t answer a call

Possible reason

Solution

The incoming call filter option has been set.

Cancel incoming call filter according to requirements.

The call forwarding option has been set.

Cancel call forwarding according to requirements.

The call barring option has been set.

Cancel the function of incoming call barring or roam incoming call barring.

Can’t make a call


The phone is switched off.

Turn on the phone.

You are outside the network service area.

Check the network area.

The SIM card has been incorrectly inserted.

Check whether your SIM card can be used normally.

Call barring has been set.

Cancel the call barring option according to your requirements.

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The call volume is too low

Possible reason

Solution

The call volume has been set too low.

Increase the call volume.

The person you are calling cannot hear your voice


Call status has been set to mute.

Turn the mute function off on the call menu.

The incoming call doesn’t ring

Possible reason

Solution

The phone selects silent mode.

Reset the alert type in [Ring Settings] as [Ring] or [Ring & Vibration].

The ring volume is set too low.

Increase the volume

The call forwarding option has been set.

Cancel call forwarding according to requirements.

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The battery can’t be charged

Possible reason

Solution

The battery is worn out and the charging time takes too long.

Charge when the phone prompts low battery.

The battery doesn’t connect well to the phone.

Ensure the battery has been inserted correctly.

The charger doesn’t connect to the phone.

Ensure that the interface between the charger and the phone is correctly connected, and the charger icon should appear on the screen.

Battery or Contact one of our

charger has been damaged.

maintenance centres.

The battery power is empty, trying to charge with USB data cable.

When the battery power is empty, you mustn’t charge with USB cable. Use OKTA standard charger to charge.

The surrounding temperature is too low or too high.

Make sure the phone is charged in a normal temperature.

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Not connecting to GSM network

Possible reasons

Solutions

The SIM card has been incorrectly installed.

Refer to the SIM card installation method.

The contact between the SIM card and phone is dirty.

Ensure the contact between the SIM card and phone remains clean.

The SIM card does not work.

Check whether the SIM card is out of date.

The network is very weak.

Move to a place with a strong signal to use the phone.

The phone does not recognise the Memory card

Possible reason

Solution

The memory card has been incorrectly inserted

Insert the memory card correctly according to instructions in the user manual. Ensure the Memory card is microSD/Transflash standard (up to 1Gb).

The memory card has been damaged

Replace the memory card.

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Browser can’t connect to Internet normally

Possible reason

Solution

The network service provider does not provide the service or you have not applied for this service.

Contact your network service provider for information about how to apply for and use these services.

Have not set parameters correctly.

For more details about settings, please refer to “Web” on page 23.

Lack of space on phone’s memory

Possible reason

Solution

The resource manager file is taking up too much space.

Delete unnecessary files.

The browser’s history records are taking up too much space

Delete unwanted history records.

Messages are taking up too much space

Delete unwanted messages and e-mails.

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16. Safety Precaution

Usage environment

Please remember to obey the necessary rules and regulations whenever use your phone. This will help keep you safe and respect your environment.

Switch off your phone when close to petrol stations, bunkers, chemical factories or explosive areas and adhere to any safety signs and instructions there. Breaking any rules may cause explosion or injury.

Using the phone in a plane can cause interference and danger to an aircraft’s navigation system. You must switch your phone off before boarding and make sure your phone is switched off during the whole flight.

Please place the phone somewhere safe and don’t put it in places where it could fall and

break. In order to ensure safe driving and avoid road accidents, please don’t use the phone when driving. If you must use it, please use the phone’s hands-free earphones or park at roadside before making or answering a call.

Medical devices

Please switch off your phone in areas near electronic medical equipment such as heart pacemakers, hearing aids etc. Most medical devices can shield the phone’s RF signal, but some can’t. If you have any questions or need to find out more, please consult your doctor or medical device manufacturer.

Pacemaker Pacemaker manufacturers advise the distance between your phone and heart pacemaker to be at least 6 inches (15.3 cm), or the phone could interfere with the pacemaker.

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A person who wears a pacemaker should do the followings:

Always keep a distance between the phone and pacemaker of more than 6 inches (15.3 cm) when the phone is switched on.

Should not carry the phone in a breast pocket.

Should listen to the phone using the ear on the opposite side of the body to the pacemaker.

PLEASE NOTE: If you are unsure as to the level of interference, please switch off the phone at once and consult a doctor immediately.

Hearing aids Phones will cause some interference to some hearing aids. If there is any interference, please get in touch with the manufacturers of the

hearing aid immediately.

Emergency calls

As the phone uses a radio signal, mobile and ground communication network and personal settings functions, it is impossible to ensure your phone can be connected successfully in any situation. Please do not rely purely on your phone as the only means of notification in cases of emergency (such as medical first aid).

Making an emergency call (1) If your phone is switched off, please turn

on your phone and check whether the network signal is strong enough.

(2) Input the local emergency number correctly (such as 111). Different areas have different emergency numbers.

(3) Press the call key to initiate the call.

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PLEASE NOTE: When making an emergency call, you should try to provide all important information correctly. At this time, the phone may be the only communication tool, so don’t end the call without permission.

Note about charging the battery

The phone provides power by using a lithium battery. The standby time and call time will be influenced by the system’s environment and phone settings.

Please use the battery and charger provided by OKTA. OKTA will take no responsibility for damage caused by using the wrong battery or charger.

Don’t use wet hands to touch the phone battery or charger while charging.

PLEASE NOTE:

Generally, the charging time is 2-5 hours according to the current status of the phone (whether the phone is switched on, making a call ,etc). To make the new battery achieve the best capacity, please fully charge and discharge the phone for twice or three times. For the first several times, you should charge the battery for at least 10 hours in succession.

Battery information and care

Never use any battery that has been damaged.

While using the phone near a network station the power consumption is very little therefore, the call and standby times depend on the signal strength of the network and the parameters set by network operator.

The battery charging time will depend on the

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amount of charge remaining and the type of battery and charger used. When the operation time (talk time and standby time) is noticeably shorter than normal, it is time to buy a new battery.

Only use batteries that are compatible with your phone and only recharge your battery with a compatible charger. If a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do not leave the battery connected to a charger for more than a week, as overcharging may shorten its life.

Improper battery use may result in a fire, explosion or other hazard. Do not disassemble or open, crush, bend, deform, puncture or shred the battery.

Do not connect the anode and cathode of a battery the wrong way round.

Do not leave the battery in places with too high or too low temperature or the battery capacity will be reduced and battery life will

be shortened. Always try to keep the battery at room temperature.

Do not short-circuit the battery. This may damage the electronic core or the protected circuit inside the battery. Accidental short-circuiting may occur when a metal object (coin, clip or pen) causes a direct connection between the anode and cathode of the battery, for example when you carry a spare battery in a pocket or bag. Short-circuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the object causing the short-circuiting. Therefore, please store the battery carefully and on its own.

Don’t burn your phone battery or treat it as common rubbish. Please adhere to the local environmental policy in order to avoid endangering life and causing environmental damage, and recycle your batteries in time.

If your phone, battery or other charging device leaks due to carelessness, you must not put it inside any piece of equipment that

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heats up (such as drier, microwave etc). This could cause the phone, battery or other charging device to burn, expand and explode.

OKTA will take no responsibility for any direct or indirect damage caused by user error.

Note about using spare parts

Please put all spare parts (such as SIM card, storage card, battery etc) out of reach of children, in case danger occurs.

Please do switch off the phone and disconnect the phone and charger before you removing the battery from the phone.

As the phone’s spare parts are not waterproof, please keep all spare parts dry.

You should pull out the plug of any spare part correctly when you switch off the power, don’t drag the power line forcibly.

If the phone, battery, and charger don’t operate

normally, please contact one of our maintenance centres for a qualified repair service as soon as possible.

Other safety information

When you are not using your phone, it is advisable to switch it off, remove the battery to save energy and avoid radicalising the phone.

If you use earphones to listen to music or watch a film, please do not turn the volume up too high as this could damage your hearing.

Do not disassemble the terminal and battery of the phone.

For body worn operation this phone has been tested and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with an accessory that contains no metal and that positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with

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FCC RF exposure guidelines.

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Index -B- Battery

Charging, 8

Installing, 7

Power display, 10

-C- Call

Additional dialing information, 18

Functions, 18

Making, 14

Options, 17, 51

Receiving, 16

Settings, 105

Speed dial, 97

Timer, 53

Contacts Adding, 93

Groups, 94

Info, 97

List, 92

Management, 95

Searching, 93

-H- Home screen, 2

-I- Input mode

Input screen, 21

Input Modes, 20

-J- Java, 50

-M- Memory card

Installing, 90

Message Picture message, 31

Text message, 27, 29,

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34

Voice message, 35

Multimedia Camcorder, 40

Camera, 36

Games, 48

Multimedia player, 44

Voice recorder, 46

My Content, 84

-P- Phone Maintenance, 116 Power on/ off, 10 Programs, 4

-S- Safety notice, VII Safety Precaution, 125 Settings

Clock, 104

Display, 102

Mobile, 105

Phone, info., 114

Reset, 114

Security, 111

Sound, 99

-T- Toolbox

Alarm, 54

Bluetooth, 58

Calculator, 70

Calendar, 72

Data service status, 82

Notes, 81

PC sync, 82

Stopwatch, 71

World time, 69

Troubleshooting, 118

-U- Using shortcut keys, 11

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-W- Web, 24

-Y- Your phone

Flip view, 1

Front view, 1

Rear view, 2

Side view, 2

Using, 7

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