Haier M1000 Manual de usuario

1. General information

1.1 Keypad

1.1.1 Number/letter keys

1.1.2 Control keys

1.1.3 Key operation in the idle mode

1.1.4 Key Operation without a SIM Card

1.2 Display Screen

1.3 Installing/Removing battery

1.4 Installing the SIM card

1.5 Charging the battery

2. Basic operation

2.1 Turning the phone on

2.2 Turning the phone off

2.3 Placing a call

2.4 Answering a call

Table o fContents

2.5 Text entry methods

2.5.1 T9 English input (T9 eng/T9 Eng)

2.5.2 Multi-Tap (abc/ABC)

2.5.3 Numbers (123)

2.6 Phonebook

2.6.1 Search

2.6.2 Add new

2.6.3 Phonebook list

2.6.4 Capacity

2.6.5 Delete all

2.6.6 Copy all

2.6.7 Move all

2.6.8 Group set

2.6.9 Select memory

2.6.10 IP number

2.6.11 Own info

2.7 Transmission between Phone and PC (optional

item)

2.7.1 Before Using PC Sync

2.7.1.1 System Requirements

2.7.1.2 Connect Phone to PC

2.7.2 Using PC Sync software

2.7.2.1 Wallpaper

2.7.2.2 MIDI

2.7.2.3 Phonebook

2.7.2.4 SMS

2.8 Work as Modem

2.9 Big picture

3. Menu operation

3.1 message (network dependent)

3.1.1 SMS (network dependent)

3.1.1.1 Inbox

3.1.1.2 Outbox

3.1.1.3 Write message

3.1.1.4 Garbage message box

3.1.1.5 Setting

3.1.1.6 Delete messages

3.1.1.7 Capacity

3.1.1.8 Voice mail

3.1.1.9 Broadcast SMS

3.1.2 MMS (network dependent)

3.1.2.1 Inbox

3.1.2.2 New

3.1.2.3 Sent

3.1.2.4 Template

3.1.2.5 Outbox

3.1.2.6 Draft box

3.1.2.7 Settings

3.2 Call List

3.3 Phone settings

3.3.1 Ringer settings

3.3.2 Phone settings

3.3.3 Call settings

3.3.3.1 Call forward (network-dependent)

3.3.3.2 Call waiting(network-dependent)

3.3.3.3 Minute Reminder

3.3.3.4 Emotion LED

3.3.3.5 Anykey Answer

3.3.3.6 Auto redial

3.3.3.7 Auto answer

3.3.3.8 Active flip

3.3.3.9 Send ID (network-dependent)

3.3.4 Date/time settings

3.3.5 Guard settings

3.3.5.1 Call filter

3.3.5.2 Information Privacy

3.3.5.3Change Password

3.3.6 Security Settings

3.3.6.1 PIN Code (to switch on the Phone)

3.3.6.2 Call barring (netwok-dependent)

3.3.6.3 Change Code

3.3.7 Network Settings

3.3.8 Factory Settings

3.4 Quick settings

3.4.1 Personalized setting

3.5 Tools

3.5.1 Organizer

3.5.1.1 Week calendar and month calendar

3.5.1.2 new

3.5.1.3 Check(this month)

3.5.1.4 Delete all

3.5.1.5 Delete Passed

3.5.1.6 Capacity

3.5.1.7 Check all

3.5.1.8 Weekly

3.5.1.9 Important Notice

3.5.2 Alarm Clock

3.5.3 Calculator

3.5.4 Stopwatch

3.5.5 Count-dowm timer

3.5.6 Auto On/Off

3.5.7 Universal time

3.6 Fun

3.6.1 MP3

3.6.2 Games

3.6.2.1 Tetris

3.6.2.2 Boxman

3.6.2.3 Mine

3.6.3 Bio-rhythm

3.7 WAP(Network-dependent)

3.7.1 WAP Bowser Menu

3.7.1.1 Homepage

3.7.1.2 Bookmarks

3.7.1.3 Resume

3.7.1.4 Enter address

3.7.2 Settings

3.7.2.1 Profiles

3.8 STK service

4. Safety and General Information

5. Mobile maintenance

Trouble shooting

1. General information

OK key

Left soft key

Volume key/Side key

Send key/answer

Built-in speaker

Navigation Keys

Screen

Right soft key

Power/End key

Number keys

Up key

Right key

Left key

Down key

Your mobile phone has 23 keys and can be

divided into two parts:

Number/letter keys, 12 keys in all

Control keys, 11 keys in all

There are 12 number/letter keys and they are

arranged according to a specific rule. There are

10 number keys from [0]~[9], and the other two

keys are [*] and [#].

The keys in the keypad area allow you to enter

numbers or characters. Depending on the screen

envi ronm ent, t he sam e key ma y repr esen t

different output values as shown in the following

table:

1.1Keypad

1.1.1Number/letter keys

@_#=

<>()&

ABC2AAA

abc2ac

DEF3 EE

def3ee

GHI4I

ghi4

JKL5

jkl5

111

222

333

444

555

Key

icon

Editor input

Letter

Numbers

Calcu-

lator

Capital letter

A,B,C

Small letter

a,b,c

Press

briefly

Press

and

hold

Space,1

Stroke

Horiz-

ontal

Vertical

Left-

falling

Sweeping

right OR

Dot

Turning

2ABC

3DEF

4GHI

5JKL

@_#=

<>()&

Space,1

666

777

888

999

0.0

MNO6ONOO

PQRS7

TUV8Uu

WXYZ9 wxyz9

.0/,?!:;

*+-%

,,,

Conversion

among input

modes

Press briefly:

conversion

between

capital and

small letters

Press and

hold: Symbol

input

6MNO

7PQRS

8TUV

9WXYZ

mno6oono

pqrs7

tuv8uu

Conversion

among input

modes

Press briefly:

conversion

between

capital and

small letters

Press and

hold: Symbol

input

Conversion

among input

modes

Symbol

input

*++

Red key in the right part of the keypad, it is the

end key also.

Press to power on the phone when the phone

turn off. Press and hold during the charging

process.

Press and hold to power off the phone in

any states.

Under the menu and editing mode press

briefly to return to the idle mode.

Press to end a call during the calling process.

Press to refuse to answer a call.

The green key in the left part of the keypad,also

1.1.2 Control keys

Power/End key

Answer key

.0/,?!:;

*+-%

,,,

called the Green key or Send key. Press this key

to answer an incoming call or dial a number.

The left soft key is in the upper left corner of the

keypad and the right soft key is in the upper

right corner of the keypad. Their functions are

indicated at the bottom of the screen. According

to different program to running operation function.

There are four navigation keys, namely, Right,

Left, Up and Down.

Scroll to show the letters/symbols available

for selection in the editor.

Left soft key and right soft key

Navigation Keys

Up and Down:

Scroll to view menus and lists through the

candidate lines in phonetic (Pinyin) or stroke

input mode.

Scroll to read messages or other long texts.

Scroll to see the next picture when browsing

pictures.

Note: The [Up]/[Down] keys feature an auto-

repeat function: A long press on one of the two

keys is equivalent to pressing it repeatedly, i.e.

when you press the keys long enough such that

it exceeds the preset time, the auto-repeat

function of the key will be activated. The interval

for auto-repeat is preset and you cannot modify

it.

Press to move the cursor left or right in an

Left and Right keys:

editor.

Press to move the selected character or

ph o ne ti c c om b in at i on i n t h e p ho n et i c

(Pinyin) or stroke input mode.

Press to browse the main menu.

Press to scroll to the next picture when

browsing pictures.

The key in the center of the four navigation keys

is also known as the Middle key. By default, the

key is used to confirm a selection.

When the flip is closed and the earphone

is inserted, a short press on the key allows

you to answer an incoming call.

Ok key

"Up/Down" Side Keys

When the flip is closed, a long press on the

key will stop ringing/vibration/ backlight

when there is an incoming call, regardless

of whether the earphone is inserted or not.

When the flip is closed and the earphone

is inserted, a long press on the key will end

the current call.

During a call, short press can be used to

adjust the volume of the earpiece or

earphone.

When the flip is closed, a long press on the

"Up" side key will lighten the white signal,

a short press on the "down" side key can

inquire about current status of the phone,

rega rdle ss of wh ethe r the ea rpho ne is

inserted or not. The blue light indicate that

the phone is on and work well, and the red

light indicate that there is "missed call"

message or new message.

When the phone is in the idle mode, you can:

Press the Answer key to access the Dialed

Calls list.

Short press [OK] key to access the main

menu.

Press the Up key to access the call list.

Press the Down key to access the

phonebook list.

Press the Left key to visit WAP.

Press the Right key to access the SMS

menu.

Pr e ss t he R i gh t s of t ke y t o ac c e s s th e

phonebook menu.

1.1.3 Key operation in the idle mode

Press the left soft key to access the main

menu.

Input the telephone number with the number

keys, dial a number or display a menu.

Use the user-defined hotkey (see "Hotkey

Setting").

Press [OK] key to access the first level

menu.

Press the right soft key to access 'SOS'.

1.1.4 Key Operation without a SIM

Card

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