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CLAMSHELL DESIGN GSM MOBILE PHONE
USER MANUAL FLIP100S
Contents Chapter 1 THE PHONE..................................................... 4 Chapter 2 INSTALLING THE BATTERY AND SIM CARD........ 6 Chapter 3 MESSAGES....................................................... 8
Writing and sending SMS............................................ 9 Inbox............................................................................... 9 Drafts............................................................................... 10 Sent messages.............................................................. 10 SMS settings.................................................................. 10
Chapter 4
PHONEBOOK .................................................. 11 Adding a new contact.................................................. 12 Photo contact................................................................ 12 Making a phone call..................................................... 13 Making a phone call from the phonebook.............. 13 Speed dial...................................................................... 13 M1/M2 numbers............................................................ 14
Chapter 5 CALL CENTER.................................................. 15
Call history..................................................................... 16 Call settings................................................................... 16
Chapter 6 MULTIMEDIA.................................................... 17
FM radio.......................................................................... 18 Camera........................................................................... 18 Image viewer................................................................. 19 Audio Player.................................................................. 19 Sound recorder............................................................. 19 Video player................................................................... 20
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Chapter 7 MAGNIFIER...................................................... 21 Chapter 8 ORGANIZER..................................................... 23
File manager.................................................................. 24 Calculator....................................................................... 24 Calendar......................................................................... 24 Alarm............................................................................... 25 Bluetooth (if available)................................................ 25
Chapter 9 SETTINGS........................................................ 26
SOS settings................................................................... 27 Making a SOS call......................................................... 27 Profiles............................................................................ 28 Dual SIM settings.......................................................... 29 Phone settings.............................................................. 29 Security settings........................................................... 31 Network settings........................................................... 31 Connectivity................................................................... 31 Restore factory settings............................................... 31
Chapter 10 SAFETY NOTICE............................................... 32 Chapter 11 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS........................... 35 Chapter 12 WARNINGS...................................................... 37
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 1
The phone
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1. Earpiece 2. Arrow keys 3. Left selection key 4. Torch key 5. Call key 6. M1 speed dial number 7. Right selection key 8. End call/Power on/Power off 9. M2 speed dial number 10. Camera key 11. Battery cover 12. LED light (missed SMS)
13. LED light (charging) 14. Camera 15. Loudspeaker 16. SOS key 17. USB connector 18. Torch USER MANUAL | page 5
CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 2
Installing the battery and SIM card
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1. Remove the battery cover and the battery. 2. Insert the T-Flash card by carefully sliding into the holder (not mandatory). 3. Insert the SIM card by carefully sliding into the holder. You can insert up to 2 SIM cards (one standard SIM and one micro SIM); check the correct insertion method checking the label under the battery. 4. Insert the battery, sliding it into the battery compartment. 5. Install the battery cover again.
NOTE ON MEMORY CONFIGURATION The phone internal memory (flash memory) is totally dedicated to the device management. For this reason, the free memory must not be used as it should be kept free for possible software updates, or the warranty will be lost. To store and play multimedia files, it is therefore necessary to insert a Micro SD card in the device ( Micro SD card not included).
Read carefully this manual before using the device for the first time, and keep this guide in a safe place for future necessity.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 3
Messages Writing and sending SMS, inbox, drafts, sent messages, SMS settings
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1 WRITING AND SENDING SMS
1. Press Menu, enter into Messages and press OK. 2. Select Write message and press OK. 3. Select Text message, then input the message you want to send. Press if you need to select a symbol. 4. Press Options to send the message . 2 INBOX
1. Press Menu, enter into Messages and press OK . 2. Select Inbox and press OK. 3. Select a message from the list and press Options > View to read the message. You can select others options as described below: Reply Input your message and send to the sender. Call sender Press Select to call sender. Forward Press Select to forward message to other contacts. Delete Press Select to delete the message. Delete same number Delete all received messages from the same number. Delete all Delete all received messages. USER MANUAL | page 9
CHAPTER 3 MESSAGES 3 DRAFTS
Here you can see the messages which you saved as draft. 4 SENT MESSAGES
1. Press Menu, enter into Messages and press OK . 2. Select Sent messages and press OK . 3. Select a message from the list and press Options > View to View/Forward /Delete/Delete all messages. 5 SMS SETTINGS
Here you can check the memory status, setup the SMS preferred storage or decide to save sent message. NOTE ON MMS: To send MMS, you also need to properly configure the APNs in the menu Settings > Connectivity. Please check with your operator the correct APN settings detail.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 4
Phonebook Adding a new contact, photo contact, making a phone call, making a phone call from the phonebook, speed dial, M1/M2 numbers
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CHAPTER 4 PHONEBOOK 1 ADDING A NEW CONTACT
1. Press Menu enter into Phonebook and press OK. 2. Select Add new contact and press OK . 3. Press OK to choose To phone or To SIM. 4. Input Name and number. 5. Press Options to Save or Cancel the contact. 6. Press
return to standby.
Note: press 2 times the button to add the international prefix +. Always add + before the country code before making international call .
2 PHOTO CONTACT
1. Press Menu, go to Phonebook and press OK. 2. Select Options > Photo contact and press OK. 3. Now insert name, phone number and picture of your favourite contact, for number from 1 to 8, pressing Edit and inserting all the relevant data. 4. From the main menu, press Arrow down to see all the photo contact and call the desired person.
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3 MAKING A PHONE CALL
1. In standby mode, input the phone number including the . area code; in case, delete with Clear. 2. Press
to dial and press Abort to cancel calling.
4 MAKING A PHONE CALL FROM THE PHONEBOOK
1. Press Menu enter into Phonebook and press OK. 2. Use to scroll through the contacts or quick search by inserting the first letter of the name. 3. Press
to call the selected contact.
5 SPEED DIAL
Here can set favourite numbers, and call them by simply pressing and holding the associated number key. 1. Press Menu, choose Phonebook and press OK. 2. Press Options > Phonebook settings and press Select. 3. Select Speed dial, 2-9 Numbers and press OK. 4. Set the status to ON in order to activate the function. 5. Select Set number and then Edit to associate a phonebook number to the corresponding numeric key. For example, associating a contact to number 3, it is possible to call the contact simply pressing the “3” key for about one second. USER MANUAL | page 13
CHAPTER 4 PHONEBOOK 6 M1/M2 NUMBERS
M1,M2 keys can be associated to any contact following this procedure: 1. Press Menu and scroll to Phonebook. 2. Select Options > Phonebook settings and press OK. 3. Select Speed dial, M1/M2 numbers and press OK. 4. Set the status to ON to activate the function. 5. Select Set Numbers to associate the number to the keys. 6. Select Edit to choose numbers for M1 and M2 keys from phonebook.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 5
Call center Call history, call settings
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CHAPTER 5 CALL CENTER All received, missed, outgoing calls are saved in call center. 1 CALL HISTORY
1. Press Menu, go to Call center and press OK. 2. Enter into Call history and press OK. 3. Here you can check call logs as below: Missed calls/Dialed calls/Received calls/Delete call logs 2 CALL SETTINGS
1. Press Menu, go to Call center and press OK. 2. Select Call settings and press OK. 3. Here you can Activate or deactivate the functions below: Call waiting Call divert Call barring 4. Under advanced settings you can setup the below functions: Auto redial Press OK to select the status On/Off. Call time reminder Press OK to select Off/Single/Periodic. Answer mode Press OK to select Any key answer or Auto answer in headset mode; with “Cover Answer” it is possible to answer to the phone calls simply opening the phone cover.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 6
Multimedia FM radio, camera, image viewer, audio player, sound recorder, video player
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CHAPTER 6 MULTIMEDIA 1 FM RADIO
1. Press Menu enter into Multimedia, press OK to select FM radio. 2. Press Options to view Channel list. 3. Select Manual input to input manually the channel you prefer (press to insert decimal frequency, for example 95.3). 4. Select Auto search to automatically search for your local radio channel; this function will modify all the radio channels saved on the Channel list. 5. Enter into settings to set up background play; use the “4” or “6” buttons to change this setting. 6. Use the “2” or “8” buttons to move the previous or next radio station. 7. Press
&
to change the volume.
2 CAMERA
Press Menu enter into Multimedia, press OK to select Camera. Press the “Arrow up” or “Arrow down” button to zoom in or out. Press the “5” button to take the picture. Press Options > Switch to video recorder in order to activate the video recorder.
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3 IMAGE VIEWER
Here you can view all the images saved on the phone or on the SD card. Press the arrows button to move across all the files. 4 AUDIO PLAYER
Before listening to the music, you must add it in the music List. Go to List à Options à Add in order to add music the list, surfing in the phone memory or sd card memory. Pleaser verify that the “List Auto Gen” option is turned off (go to Options > Settings and in case modify the setting with button 4 and 6). Press the “5” button to play or pause the music. Press
&
to adjust the volume.
5 SOUND RECORDER
1. Press Menu and go to Multimedia, press OK after choosing Sound recorder. 2. Select Options > New record to create a new audio recording. Press STOP to save it. 3. Select Options > List to see all the saved recordings, then Options > Play to listen to the chosen file. From this menu, you can select the recording as Ringtone (Select “Use as”). 4. Go to Options > Settings to define the audio quality and the storage where to save the files. USER MANUAL | page 19
CHAPTER 6 MULTIMEDIA 6 VIDEO PLAYER
Enter this menu to play videos recorded with the video camera. NOTE: The video player automatically displays the videos stored in VIDEOS directory of the SD card. The system can play videos saved on your phone, and it is not guaranteed to play other video formats from other sources. Select Options > Play to choose the video to play; press the “0” button to start or stop playing the video. “4”and “6” buttons control the rewind and fast forward functions.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 7
Magnifier
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CHAPTER 7 MAGNIFIER In standby model, Press Menu, scroll to Magnifier. With the camera, aim at the words that you want to zoom in, in order to read them on the screen.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 8
Organizer File manager, calculator, calendar, alarm, Bluetooth (if available)
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CHAPTER 8 ORGANIZER 1 FILE MANAGER
Here you can manage the files saved on the phone or on the SD card.
2 CALCULATOR
1. Press Menu enter into Organizer, press OK to select Calculator. 2. Enter the first number and use decimal point.
to enter into the
3. Use to select( + - * ÷). 4. Enter the next number and press OK. The result is shown on the screen.
3 CALENDAR
1. Press Menu and go to Organizer, Select Calendar and press OK. The screen moves to today’s date. 2. Press Options to go to Jump to date – insert the date and press OK to go to the decided date.
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4 ALLARM
1. Press Menu enter into Organizer, select Alarm and press OK. 2. Press Edit to select status on/off. Press “4” & “6” to change the status on/off. 3. Enter the time directly by keypad. 4. Scroll to select repeat times and Alert type. 5. Press Save to activate the alarm, cancel it by press Back in case the settings are not correct. 6. To Edit the alarm, press Edit; to stop it, press Off.
5 BLUETOOTH (IF AVAILABLE)
1. Press Menu enter into Organizer, press OK to select Bluetooth. 2. Function on/off: Select on/off to enable/disable bluetooth. 3. Visibility: Select on/off to make the phone visible /invisible to other devices. 4. My device: Check the device name and allow you to add new devices. 5. Search audio device: Search for the available audio device. 6. My name: Name for current device.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 9
Settings SOS settings, making a SOS call, profiles, dual SIM settings, phone settings, security settings, network settings, connectivity, restore factory settings
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1 SOS SETTINGS
1. Press Menu and enter into Settings . 2. Select SOS settings and press OK. 3. Scroll to Status and setup SOS status on/off. 4. Scroll to SOS Numbers to setup SOS number, here you can setup 5 numbers. 5. Scroll to SOS SMS on/off to choose whether to send SOS SMS or not. 6. Enter into SOS SMS to edit message. The message is fixed and will be sent to all the family numbers, after pressing the SOS button. 7. Enter into Warning Tone to control the tone status on or off. 2 MAKING A SOS CALL
Before you make SOS call, please check that the SOS status is ON and you already completed the SOS settings. Long press SOS button: the phone will auto send SOS messages to the selected SOS numbers and then call to the selected SOS numbers one by one; the siren sound is always active until the call will be answered (if the SOS sound is activated in the relevant setting). To abort the SOS sequence, just press SOS button again.
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CHAPTER 9 SETTINGS 3 PROFILES
1. 2.
Press Menu and scroll to Settings. Select Profiles and press OK. Then you will see four mode as below: General Silent Meeting Outdoor
Here you can choose your preferred Power on/off ringtones, incoming call ringtones etc. 3. Press Menu and scroll to Settings. 4. Select User profiles and press OK. Select General and press Option. 5. Select Customize and press Select . 6. Scroll to Alert type and press Options to select Ring only, Vibration Only, Vibration and ring or Vibration then ring. Press OK to save. 7. Scroll to Ringtone and press Options to select preferred ringtone. 8. 9.
Scroll to Ringtone volume and press Option, Use to adjust volume and press OK to save. Scroll to Message and press Option to select a preferred ringtone for message.
10. Scroll to Message volume and press Option, use to adjust volume, press OK to save. 11. It is also possible to customize the open and close cover tone of the phone (menu cover open and cover close), and USER MANUAL | page 28
activate the alert for low battery or other phone events (System alert).
Use the same procedure to setup the other modes. 4 DUAL SIM SETTINGS
Set here the settings relating to the SIMs installed on the phone. 5 PHONE SETTINGS 1. Press menu scroll to Settings. 2. Select Phone settings and press OK. Then you can setup the functions as described below. Time and date 1. Select Set home city and choose your local city. 2. Select Time and date and press OK to set time and date. 3. Enter Time and date and press Save. Language 1. Select Language and press OK. 2. Use
to select the Language from the list and press OK.
Prefered input method 1. Select Pref.input method and press OK. Use
to select a input method form the list and press OK .
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CHAPTER 9 SETTINGS Display 1. Select Display and enter into wallpaper. 2. Here you can select wallpaper from the phone or memory card. 3. It is also possible to decide to show the date and time on the main phone screen, and the operator name. Dedicated keys Here you can set shortcuts for up key and down arrow. 1. Press Menu and scroll to Settings . 2. Select Dedicated keys and press Ok. 3. Choose Up key to determine relevant functions you like, and in the same way you can set up shortcuts for down key. Misc settings Here you can define the phone LCD backlight. Use the “4” and “6” buttons to increase or decrease the screen brightness.
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6 SECURITY SETTINGS
Here you can set some security settings for SIM card, phone and keypad. 1. Press Menu and go to Settings. 2. Scroll to security settings and press OK. Then you can see sub-menus below: A. SIM security Here you can setup PIN lock status on or off and change the PIN code B.Phone security Here you can setup Phone lock status on/off and change password (default password 1122). 7 NETWORK SETTINGS
Decide here if network selection is automatic or manual. 8 CONNECTIVITY
Here you can set the APNs for the MMS management. Get the info from your service provider to enter the correct settings. 9 RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS
Press OK and input password (1122) to reset your phone to the default factory settings.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 10
Safety notice
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In order to use your mobile phone safely and efficiently, please read the following part before using: 1. Please be careful when you are near chemical plant, gas station and any explosive areas. Even if your mobile phone is in standby, it will send out some RF signals. Therefore, please power off your mobile phone if requested. 2. When you are driving, do not use your mobile phone. If you have to use it, please park your car before having your phone call. 3. Don’t use your mobile phone in the hospital not to disturb the normal operations of medical equipment, such as heart pacemakers, hearing aids, etc. You should observe all the relevant rules of the local hospital before using. 4. Please power off your mobile phone before the plane take off, not to disturb the aircraft’s electronic equipment. It is generally dangerous and illegal to use mobile phone on . board of the aircrafts. 5. Please place your mobile phone and all accessories in places that cannot be reached by children. 6. Accessories and battery: please use the accessories and battery provided in the giftbox. If not, it might damage your phone and lead to danger. Please do not shortcut, . tear down and adapt the battery. If the phone has excessive temperature, discolor, bulking, leak fluids or you can see other unusual phenomenon, please stop using . and change the battery immediately in order not to affect your safety. Please place the old batteries in specific recycle spots. 7. Do not charge without the battery. Please power off the . mobile phone before removing the battery not to lose the USER MANUAL | page 33
CHAPTER 10 SAFETY NOTICE data inside the phone. 8. The phone is not waterproof. Please keep it dry. 9. Avoid using the phone in too high or too low temperature. 10. Not throw, fall and beat the phone so as not to damage the internal or external parts of your phone. 11. Authorized Service: the repair and maintenance of the phone can be done only by professional people. Please not tear off the phone on your own.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 11
Technical specifications
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CHAPTER 11 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Technical specs Panel
Others
Included accessories
Dimensions
2,4”
Main features
TFT color display
Dimensions
103 x 52 x 16 mm
Back cover color
Black, White
Camera
Yes
Battery
Lithium Polymer 900 mAh, 3,7 V
Charger Input 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz, Output: 5V DC 500 mA User manual Charging cradle Battery Earphones with mic
Note: The phone use GSM band to connect to network. Please check with your carrier the phone compatibility with your SIM card.
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CHAPTER CHAPTER 5 12
Warnings
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CHAPTER 12 WARNINGS SAR Certification information (Specific Absorption Rate) The device is compliant to European Union (EU) standards that limit human exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy emitted by radio and telecommunications equipment. These standards prohibit the sale of mobile devices that exceed a maximum exposure level (known as SAR) of 2.0 W/kg. During testing, the maximum SAR recorded for this model was equal to 0.581 W / kg. During normal use, the actual SAR level can be much lower, as the device has been designed to emit only the RF energy necessary to transmit a signal to the nearest base station. By automatically emitting lower levels when possible, your device reduces your overall exposure to RF energy.
To avoid damage to your hearing, please do not listen at high volume for a long time.
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INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL OF UNITS This product bears the selective sorting symbol for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). This means that this product must be handled to the local collecting points or given back to retailer when you buy a new product, in a ratio of one to one (or one to zero if the external dimension is less than 25 cm) pursuant to European Directive 2012/19/EC in order to be recycled or dismantled to minimize its impact on the environment. For further information, please contact your local or regional authorities. Electronic products not included in the selective sorting process are potentially dangerous for the environment and human health due to the presence of hazardous substances. The unlawful disposal of the product carries a fine according to the legislation currently in force.
This product contains batteries covered by the European Directive 2006/66/EC, which must not be put in the household waste. Please be informed about local regulations regarding the collection of batteries, as their correct disposal helps to prevent negative consequences for the environment and human health.
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CLAMSHELL DESIGN GSM MOBILE PHONE
FLIP100S
Hereby, Aldinet S.p.A, declares that this type of FLIP100S, Brand Nordmende is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive R&TTE 1999/5/EC. The Declaration of Conformity is available at: Aldinet S.p.A. Viale Colombo, 8 - 20090 Trezzano S/N (MI) Italy MADE IN CHINA BY Aldinet S.p.A. Viale Colombo, 8 - 20090 Trezzano S/N (MI) Italy
NORDMENDE is a trademark of Technicolor or its affiliates used under license to ALDINET S.p.A.
