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Table of Content
Buttons & Ports ........................................................................................................... 2
Charging Battery ......................................................................................................... 3
Installing Memory Card ............................................................................................... 3
Transferring Files ........................................................................................................ 3
Turning On/Off ............................................................................................................ 3
Unlocking the Screen .................................................................................................. 4
Home Screen .............................................................................................................. 4
Accessing Internet ...................................................................................................... 6
Using the Virtual Keyboard ......................................................................................... 7
Playing Music.............................................................................................................. 7
Playing Video .............................................................................................................. 8
Viewing Photos ........................................................................................................... 9
Using the Camcorder/Camera .................................................................................. 11
Sending/Receiving E-mails ....................................................................................... 11
Other Applications ..................................................................................................... 13
Managing Apps ......................................................................................................... 13
Managing Tasks ........................................................................................................ 14
Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................ 14
Safety Precautions ................................................................................................. 14
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This device meets applicab national SAR limits of 2.0
ble
R
W/kg. The s
specific maximu SAR values can be found
um
on page 18 of this user guid When carry
de.
ying the device
or using it while worn on your body, e
n
either use an
approved a
accessory such as a holster or otherwise
ody to ensure
maintain a d
distance of 0.5 cm from the bo
compliance with RF expos
sure requiremen
nts. Note that
the product may be transmitting even if you are not using
u
it.
Pro
olonged exposure to music at full volume on the music
a
pla
ayer may dama
age the listener's hearing. Se your device
et
vol
lume safely. Us only headph
se
hones recomme
ended by TCT
Mo
obile Limited and its affiliates.
Buttons & Por
rts
a. Touch Screen
am
b. Built-in Webca
connects to any s
standard electric source through t provided
the
c. DC-IN port – c
AC adaptor.
d. Charging indic
cator– Lights red during charging and lights oran as
d
g,
nge
charging comp
pletes
e. Micro USB Po – Connects to PC via USB cable.
.
ort
o
f. Power –Press a hold to turn o or off the unit; briefly press to l ock or
and
on
unlock the scre
een.
g. VOL+/- – Incre
.
ease/ decrease th volume.
he
h.
.
Earphone so
ocket – connects t stereo earphon
to
nes.
i. Built-in Speak
kers
j. Micro SD card Slot
g;
ce
k.
Microphone /Reset pin hole – Sound recording reset your devic if the
device freezes.
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Note: Pressing the Reset button will only turn off the device. To turn on the
device , user needs to press and hold the Power button.
Charging Battery
The device has a built-in rechargeable battery. No extra battery installation is required.
Just charge the device when it indicates low battery.
To charge the battery, connect the device to any standard wall outlet via the DC-IN
port using the power adaptor. It takes about 5 hours to fully charge the battery. When
the battery is fully charged, the charge indicator should light up in orange. During
charging, the indicator lights up in red.
Note:
a. You are strongly recommended to charge the battery immediately when the device indicates the battery
is lower than 15%!
b. For extended battery life, it is suggested NOT to use the device when it is charging.
c. For maximum performance, lithium-ion batteries need to be used often. If you don’t use the device
often, be sure to recharge the battery at least once per month.
d. Be sure to use only the dedicated power adaptor provided with the unit for charging.
Installing Memory Card
This device can read files directly from memory card.
To use a memory card, find the card slot on the device and then insert the memory
card into the slot in the correct orientation. To access the files stored in the memory
card, enter the Explorer mode by tapping the Explorer icon and select the “SD Card”
directory.
Transferring Files
Before reading or playing files, you may need to transfer media files from a computer
to the device.
(1) Connect the device to a computer with the supplied USB cable. Two removable
disks will be added to the computer, respectively referring to the internal flash
memory and the SD card.
(2) Once the connection is done, turn on the USB storage.
(3) Open a removable disk, then copy files from the PC to it.
Note:
Since pre-installed applications and Android OS occupies a considerable part of capacity – about 2.0GB, it
is normal that you see huge difference between available memory space and total capacity.
Turning On/Off
To turn on the device, press and hold the Power button on the unit until you see the
boot-up screen then release. It may take a few minutes to start up the system, please
wait before you proceed.
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To turn off the devic press and hold the Power button until you see the option
ce,
b
er
Power Off” and th tap on “OK”.
hen
“Powe Off”, tap on “P
Tip: For the sake of po
F
ower saving, this device may slee with the screen display locked
ep
n
when there is no touc action for a w
ch
while (depending on the actual se
etting of Screen
Timeo
out). You can brief press the Powe button to wake it up.
fly
er
Unlocking t Scre
the
een
The sc
creen will be locke after the device is idle for a few seconds. You nee to unlock the
ed
ed
righ
screen by dragging the lock icon
n
htwards before you continue to use the device.
Hom Screen
me
n
Go to
application
page
Go to Google
t
Sear page
rch
World City
er
Weathe
forecas
st
Default
Shortcut to
n
application
Wi-Fii
Return
Go to Home
screen
Screen
mode
e
Recently us
sed
applications
Battery
level
Time
The extended Ho
ome Screen
The Home Screen cons
H
sists five separate screens for positioning the shortcu widgets etc..
e
uts,
Slide your finger left or right on the scree to go to the exte
y
en
ended screens.
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Cust
tomizing Hom Screen Ite
me
ems
To add a Home Scree item (shortcut, w
a
en
widget etc.), you can tap the applica
c
ation icon
to
display all applications and widgets, the hold your tap on an item to place it on the home
s
en
o
e
page
e.
Hold down
Hold down
Note If current page of Home Screen has no enough room fo a shortcut or wid
e:
f
s
or
dget, you will be
prom
mpted that there is n more room.
no
To move a Home Scre item, hold you finger onto it to highlight it, then d
m
een
ur
drag it to the
desired location, and release it.
emove a Home Sc
creen item, hold y
your finger onto it to highlight it, drag it to the recycle
t
g
To re
bin symbol “X” and the release your finger.
s
en
Chan
nging the wallpaper
Hold your tap on the Home screen unt a menu appea Tap on “Wallp
y
til
ar.
paper” and then
choos a picture as the desktop wallpape
se
e
er.
Chan
nging the Sys
stem Settings
s
Tap th Setting icon
he
on the Home Sc
creen to open the settings menu and change
d
releva settings for you device if necess
ant
ur
sary.
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Disp
play all Applic
cations and w
widgets
The device has many useful applicatio and widgets pre-installed. Yo can tap the
d
ons
ou
Applic
cation Tab
t display them.
to
rtcut.
Tip：Holding your fing on an item ca add it to the desktop as a shor
ger
an
d
Access
sing Inter
rnet
This device features c
d
connection of Wi-Fi networks tha provides you e
at
easy access to
the Internet.
For Wi-Fi application, you need to configure a Wi-Fi ne
W
etwork first, and y will have to
you
stay in a Wi-Fi service zone. Wheneve it is within the coverage of a WiiFi network you
n
e
er
c
have configured, the d
device will attemp to make a con
pt
nnection.
Make WI-FI Connection
e
Before launching an I
e
Internet applicati such as the web browser, yo first need to
ion
ou
activa the Wi-Fi and configure a Wi-F network.
ate
d
Fi
(1) Ta the Setting icon
ap
n
on the Hom Screen to open the
me
n
se
ettings menu.
(2) Se
elect “Wi-Fi” and slide the toggle switch to “ON” to turn
on Wi-Fi.
n
(3) Th device will sca automatically f available Wi-Fi networks and display them in
he
an
for
the right panel. Th list of available networks show all the wirele networks in
e
he
ws
ess
range of your devic
ce.
(4) Ch
hoose a network from the list and then tap “Conn
k
d
nect” to connect. Some network
ma be secured w
ay
with password, enter the passw
word before con
nnecting. If the
co
onnection is succ
cessful, the mess
sage Connected to…(WiFi Netw
d
work Name) will
ap
ppear under the W Setting.
WIFI
Note:
1. The available network lis is constantly refres
st
shed automatically.
2. Whe the Wi-Fi is enable the device will connect automatically to your configured ne
en
ed,
t
etworks when they
are in range.
r
Laun
nching the W browser
Web
To lau
unch the Web bro
owser, you tap th Browser icon
he
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in the Hom screen.
me
To dis
splay context me
enus, tap
.
Using the V
Virtual Keyb
board
Tappin on any text input field can open t virtual board. With the virtual ke
ng
the
W
eyboard, you can
enter a website address or any text requi
s
ired.
Backspace
Enter
Cap Lock
ps
Number/
er
Lette switch
input method
Space
Usin the Web Br
ng
rowser
Yo can scroll the s
ou
screen up and do by tapping on the page and d
own
dragging it up or
do
own (be careful n to tap a link until you are ready!).
not
To open a link, sim
o
mply tap it.
To go back to the p
o
previous page th you browsed, tap the Back ico
hat
on
.
To display the available menu item tap the Menu icon
o
ms,
.
To go back directly to the Home sc
o
y
creen, tap the Ho
ome icon
.
Playi
ing Music
Tap th Music icon in the Home or app page to launch the music play
he
ps
yer.
Music Library
You should enter the m
s
music library once you start the music
player. The Music Libr
rary shows your music files sorted by
categories (Artist, Albu etc.) if your m
um,
music files conta
ain
these song information tags.
Yo can drag your finger up and do
ou
r
own on the file lis to
st
sc
croll through it.
Ta a song to play
ap
y.
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Artist
List music files by artist.
a
Album
List music files by album.
a
Songs
List all music files.
Playlists
List your favorite so
ongs.
Now Playing
Go to the Now Play
o
ying screen.
Play
yback Screen
d
a b c
e
g f
h i
k
j
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
Now Playing List
Shuffle songs /Not shuffle
s
e
Repeat /Not repeat
/
Display lyric
Artist Na
ame
Album Name
Title
Previous song/Rewind
s
Play/Pau
use
Next son
ng/Fast Forward
Progress bar
s
Play
yback menu
During playback of a m
g
music file, tap on the MENU icon
n
menu:
to bring up a context
p
Library– return to music library menu.
Party Shuffle – select Party Sh
huffle mode.
Add to playlist – add a song to the playlist.
t
o
Delete – delete a song.
e
Sound Effects – Set the sound effects for
d
the music playb
back.
Play
ylist
The playlist is a list of songs that you h
p
have added manually.
To ad the current track to a playlist, ta
dd
ap
during playback, selelect “Add to
p
ct
playlis and then choo a playlist or t “new” to crea a new playlist
st”
ose
tap
ate
t.
To pla a playlist,
ay
(1) In the Music menu tap the Playlist icon
u,
tha you have adde are listed.
at
ed
(2) Ta a song to start playing.
ap
t
to disp
play all the playliist. All songs
Playi
ing Video
o
Tap th Video icon in the Home or app page to launch the video playe
he
ps
er.
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Navigate through Video Files
h
You should see the vid list when you enter the video player.
s
deo
o
Yo can drag your finger up and do
ou
own on the video list to scroll the v
video list up and
do
own.
Ta a video to star playing.
ap
rt
Play
yback Screen
a
d
c
b
e
f
g
h
i
j
k
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
VOLV
Progress bar
P
VOL+
V
Bookmark
B
Brightness
B
Previous Video/Fa Rewind
P
ast
Play/Pause
P
Next video/Fast fo
N
orward
View Mode
V
Exit
E
Video settings
V
Note: Some video files may not be played corre
S
y
ectly with the device. Refer to the Technic Specifications at
cal
the end of the manual, and make sure the video resolution, encoding format or file type iis supported.
d
o
g
Vide Playback S
eo
Settings
Tap on the
o
icon to display the video settings.
Delete Bookmark and Play
m
from beginning
Delete Bookmark
Pla Mode
ay
Help
Ret
turn
Delete bookmark and play from beginning.
e
Delete the video bookmark.
e
Single – Plays current vid and then stops after playing.
e
deo
s
Repea One – Repeat the current video.
at
e
Repea All – Repeat all videos.
at
v
Get ins
structions on playin video.
ng
Exit fro the menu.
om
Viewing Photo
os
Tap th Gallery icon in the Home or ap page to launch the Photo Ga
he
n
pps
allery.
View
wing Photos
(1)
Photos should be listed in thumbnail. You can slid your finger on the screen left
e
de
n
e
or right to browse photos.
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(2)
Tap a photo thum
T
mbnail to view th photo in full sc
he
creen.
(3)
To display the pr
T
revious/next pictu slide your fin
ure,
nger on the scree horizontally.
en
(4)
To zoom in or ou the picture, pin your finger on the picture.
T
ut
nch
Disp
play Menu
When you are viewing the picture, you can tap on the screen or the Me nu icon
n
g
u
s
show a menu.
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to
Usin the Ca
ng
amcorder/Camera
a
Tap th Camera in the apps page to la
he
e
aunch the Camer
ra.
Preview w
window
Zoom
Viewfinder
Start/Stop
p
Settings
VCR mod
de
Photograp mode
phy
To start making vid clips, tap on the Start/Stop button
o
deo
recording.
to sta video
art
Ta on the Start/Stop button
ap
again to stop vid recording or photographing.
deo
Th video clip / photo can be previe
he
ewed in the Prev
view Window.
To play the video c that you have made, enter the Video Player, a then tap the
o
clip
e
e
and
vid
deo.
To view the photo that you have tak
o
ken, enter the Ph
hoto Viewer mod e, and then tap
the photo.
e
Sen
nding/Re
eceiving E-mails
This device has an E-mail application pre-installed. Yo can send or re
d
ou
eceive e-mails
from the Internet at an time with this d
t
ny
device. Make sure you have an I nternet
conne
ection before usin the email serv
ng
vice.
In the Home Screen, t the Applicatio shortcut to display all applica
e
tap
ons
ations and then
tap the Email icon to la
aunch the e-mail application.
Setu Email Acco
up
ount
First you need to setup an E-mail acco
y
ount for receiving or sending ema
g
ails.
(1) Start up the email application by ta
apping the Email application icon and you are
prompted to setup an account.
(2) Inp your email ad
put
ddress and login password. You can set the acco
ount as default
by selecting the op
y
ption “Send emai from this accou by default”.
il
unt
(3) Ta “Manual Setup to set the ema server informa
ap
p”
ail
ation.
(4) Ch
hoose the server type from POP3 IMAP or Excha
r
3,
ange for incomin g emails. To
kn
now what type of your email serve is, you can con
er
nsult the service provider,
ne
etwork administra or search for information in th Internet.
ator
r
he
(5) Inp required information (server, port etc.). You can obtain the info
put
ormation from
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the service provider, network administrator or the Internet.
(6) Choose the server type for outgoing emails, and input required server information.
(7) Click “Next” to continue. Your tablet will check the server settings. When it prompts
you that “Your account is set up, and email is on its way”, your account is set up
successfully.
(8) Input your name and then tap on “Done” to finish.
Note: If you have more than one account, every time when you start up the email application, you enter the
default email account.
Manage Accounts
You can setup more than one account and manage these accounts by checking
information about the account, adding another account or deleting an account.
Add another Account
Following these steps to add another account if you want.
(1) Launch the email application and then tap on the Menu icon
menu item. Choose “Accounts” to display accounts.
to display the
(2) Tap on the Menu icon
to display the menu item, and then choose “Add
account”.
(3) Follow the steps of setting up a Email Account to add an account.
Delete an Email Account
(1) When you are in the email box, tap on the Menu icon
to display the menu
items.
(2) Tap on “Accounts” to display all email accounts.
(3) Hold your tap on the account that you want to delete until a menu pop up.
(4) Tap on “Remove Account”，and then tap on “OK” to confirm.
Check the Account Setting
(1) When you are in the email box, tap on the Menu icon
to display the menu
items.
(2) Tap on “Accounts” to display all email accounts.
(3) Hold your tap on the account that you want to check until a menu pop up.
(4) Tap “Account settings”，and then you should see all setting information about the
account. You can edit these settings as you want.
View Emails
You should enter your mailbox when you start up the email application.
In the mailbox, you can slide your finger up and down to scroll through the email
list.
Tap on an email to open it.
Holding your tap on the email can display a menu. With the menu, you can open,
reply, forward or delete the email.
Email Menu Items
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In the email list, tap on the Menu icon
Refresh
Compose
Folders
Accounts
Account Settings
to display the menu.
Refresh the emails.
Compose a new email.
Go back to email box.
View all email accounts.
Check your account settings.
Other Applications
Some useful small apps have been preinstalled in this device, such as Calculator,
Calendar, Sound Recorder, Office Suite etc.. They are easy to use, thus no detailed
instructions are necessary for these apps. Please always follow the actual operation
of your device.
Managing Apps
You can manage your applications of the device easily.
There are number of useful apps pre-installed in the device as it is produced at the
factory, and you can copy some from other resources, download or purchase them
over the internet.
Download or Purchase Applications
With your device, you can visit an apps store or E-market website (e.g.Google Play)
that provides you plenty of free apps to download. For those apps that are not free,
you will have to pay for them if you want to have them.
Install Applications
You can install applications following these steps:
(1) Open the Explorer application, then find the app you want to install.
(2) Tap the app you want to install to start installation. However, for the sake of
security, the device may prompt you that there is possibility of attack risk if you install
and run some apps whose sources are not guaranteed. In this case, you shall turn to
the Settings menu and select Security to check the “Unknown sources” before you go
on with the installation.
(3) Once the installation is completed, you can find the icon of the app in the apps
screen. It is ready for running.
Uninstall Applications
(1) Tap the Settings shortcut in the Home Screen to display setting menus.
(2) Select “Apps”.
(3) Tab on the application that you want to uninstall.
(4) Tab on “Uninstall” to uninstall the application.
(5) You can simply tap and hold on an app icon to jump to the Home Screen, then
drag it to the dustbin icon to uninstall it.
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Note:
Yo cannot uninstall the pre-installed applic
ou
cations, but you can deactivate or stop the
d
em.
Ma sure all apps yo have copied or d
ake
ou
downloaded to your device are in the .
r
.apk format.
So
ome applications de
eveloped for Androi mobile might not run properly in the device. Please
id
e
consult the respective software develope for further inform
e
er
mation.
Manag
ging Tasks
Your device can hand multiple tasks at the same time. For example, you can view
d
dle
photo while listening to music. Multita
os
asking is helpful but inefficient if to many tasks
b
oo
are ru
unning. In order t save system m
to
memory and enha
ance system perf
rformance, you
can end some tasks th you don’t use at the moment.
hat
e
(1) Tap
T
to disp
play applications that you used re
s
ecently.
(2) Hold your tap on the application that you want to stop, and then s
n
select “Remove
from list”.
f
(3)
Besides, you can open the Settin menu and se
n
ngs
elect Apps to man
nage the tasks.
Troubleshooting
Rese this device
et
e
In the event that th device freezes you can force the device to shu down by
he
s,
ut
ho
olding the Power button for a few seconds.
r
w
If the Power button does not reset your device, use the “pinhole res
t
n
e
set” button,
loc
cated on the bac the device.
ck
Safety P
Precautions
We recommend that you read th chapter carefully before usin your device.
W
his
ng
The manufacture disclaims any liability for damage, which m ay result as a
T
er
y
consequence of improper use or use contrary to the instructiions contained
c
f
herein.
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TRAFFIC SAFET
T
TY:
Given that studie show that usin a device while driving a vehiclle constitutes a
G
es
ng
e
real risk, even w
r
when the hands-f
free kit is used (car kit, headset
(
t...), drivers are
requested to refr
r
rain from using th device when the vehicle is no parked.
heir
ot
When driving, do not use your de
W
o
evice and headph
hone to listen to music or to the
radio. Using a h
r
headphone can be dangerous and forbidden in some areas.
a
n
When switched o your device emits electromag
W
on,
gnetic waves tha can interfere
at
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with the vehicle’s electronic systems such as ABS anti-lock brakes or airbags. To
ensure that there is no problem:
- do not place your device on top of the dashboard or within an airbag
deployment area,
- check with your car dealer or the car manufacturer to make sure that the
dashboard is adequately shielded from device RF energy.
CONDITIONS OF USE:
You are advised to switch off the device from time to time to optimize its
performance.
Switch the device off before boarding an aircraft.
Switch the device off when you are in healthcare facilities, except in designated
areas. As with many other types of equipment now in regular use, these devices
can interfere with other electrical or electronic devices, or equipment using radio
frequencies.
Switch the device off when you are near gas or flammable liquids. Strictly obey
all signs and instructions posted in a fuel depot, petrol station, or chemical plant,
or in any potentially explosive atmosphere.
When the device is switched on, it should be kept at least 15 cm from any
medical device such as a pacemaker, a hearing aid or insulin pump, etc. In
particular when using the device, you should hold it against the ear on the
opposite side to the device, if any.
To avoid hearing impairment, move the handset away from your ear while using
the “hands-free” mode because the amplified volume might cause hearing
damage.
Do not let children use the device and/or play with the device and accessories
without supervision.
When replacing the cover please note that your device may contain substances
that could create an allergic reaction.
Always handle your device with care and keep it in a clean and dust-free place.
Do not allow your device to be exposed to adverse weather or environmental
conditions (moisture, humidity, rain, infiltration of liquids, dust, sea air, etc). The
manufacturer’s recommended operating temperature range is 0°C to +45°C.
At over 45°C the legibility of the device’s display may be impaired, though this is
temporary and not serious.
Do not open, dismantle or attempt to repair your device yourself.
Do not drop, throw or bend your device.
Do not use the device if the glass made screen, is damaged, cracked or broken
to avoid any injury.
Do not paint it.
Use only battery chargers and accessories which are recommended by TCT
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Mobile Limited and its affiliates and are compatible with your deviice model. TCT
M
Mobile
M
Limited and its a
L
affiliates disclaim any liability for damage caused by the use of
m
d
other chargers or accessories.
o
Remember to m
R
make back-up co
opies or keep a written record o all important
of
information store in your device.
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Some people m
S
may suffer epileptic seizures or blackouts whe exposed to
r
en
flashing lights, or when playing v
f
video games. Th
hese seizures or blackouts may
occur even If a person never ha a previous se
o
ad
eizure or blacko ut. If you have
experienced seiz
e
zures or blacko
outs, or if you have a family h
h
history of such
occurrences, ple
o
ease consult you doctor before playing video g
ur
games on your
device or enablin a flashing-ligh feature on you device.
d
ng
hts
ur
Parents should m
P
monitor their child
dren’s use of vide games or othe features that
eo
er
incorporate flashing lights on the device. All perso should disco
ons
ontinue use and
consult a doctor if any of the f
c
r
following sympto
oms occur: conv
vulsion, eye or
muscle twitching loss of awaren
m
g,
ness, involuntary movements, or disorientation.
y
r
To limit the like
T
elihood of such symptoms, please take the fo
ollowing safety
precautions:
p
- Do not play or u a flashing-lig
use
ghts feature if you are tired or nee sleep.
u
ed
- Take a minimum of a 15-minute break hourly.
m
e
- Play in a room in which all lights are on.
s
- Play at the farth
hest distance pos
ssible from the sc
creen.
- If your hands, w
wrists, or arms be
ecome tired or so while playing stop and rest
ore
g,
for several hours before playing a
f
s
again.
- If you continue to have sore han
nds, wrists, or ar
rms during or afte playing, stop
er
the game and se a doctor.
t
ee
When you play games on yo
W
y
our device, you may experien
u
nce occasional
discomfort in your hands, arms, shoulders, neck, or other parts of your body.
d
s
Follow the instr
F
ructions to avoid problems suc as tendinitis, carpal tunnel
d
ch
syndrome, or oth musculoskele disorders.
s
her
etal
Prolonged expos
sure to music at full volume on th music player
he
may damage headphones recommended by TCT Mobile
y
Limited and its a
affiliates.
●
PRIVACY:
Please note that you must resp
P
pect the laws an regulations in force in your
nd
n
jurisdiction or o
other jurisdiction
n(s) where you will use your device phone
regarding taking photographs an recording sounds with your de
r
nd
evice. Pursuant
to such laws and regulations, it may be strictly forbidden to tak photographs
t
d
ke
and/or to record the voices of other people or any of their perso
a
a
onal attributes,
and duplicate or distribute them, as this may be considered to be an invasion of
a
c
e
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privacy. It is the user's sole resp
p
ponsibility to ens
sure that prior a uthorization be
obtained, if nece
o
essary, in order to record private or confidential co
o
o
onversations or
take a photograp of another pe
t
ph
erson; the manuf
facturer, the selle or vendor of
er
your device (including the operat
y
tor) disclaim any liability which m result from
y
may
the improper use of the device.
t
e
● BATTERY:
Observe the follo
O
owing precautions for battery use:
- Do not attempt to open the batte (due to the risk of toxic fumes and burns).
ery
s
- Do not puncture disassemble o cause a short-c
e,
or
circuit in a batter
ry,
- Do not burn or dispose of a used battery in household rubbis or store it at
r
sh
temperatures abo 55°C.
t
ove
Batteries must be disposed of in accorda
B
ance with loca
ally applicable
environmental re
e
egulations.
Thi symbol on your device, the b
is
battery and the
acc
cessories means that these pro
s
oducts must be
tak to collection points at the end of their life:
ken
p
-Mu
unicipal waste disposal centers with specific
d
s
bins for these items of equipment
s
- Collection bins at points of sale.
The will then be re
ey
ecycled, preventiing substances
being disposed of in the environme nt, so that their
n
com
mponents can be reused.
e
In E
European Union countries:
The
ese collection points are acce
p
essible free of
cha
arge. All products with this sign m
s
must be brought
to t
these collection points.
p
In n
non-European Un
nion jurisdictions :
Item of equipment with this symbo are not to be
ms
ol
thro
own into ordinary bins if your juris
y
sdiction or your
region has suitab
ble recycling a
and collection
facilities; instead the are to be take to collection
ey
en
poin for them to be recycled.
nts
e
●
CH
HARGERS:
Mains powered charge will operate w
s
ers
within the temper
rature range of: 0 to 40°C.
0°C
The chargers design
ned for your de
evice meet with the standard for safety of
h
inform
mation technology equipment and office equipmen use. They are also compliant
y
d
nt
to the eco design d
e
directive 2009/125/EC. Due to different applic
cable electrical
specif
fications, a charg you purchas in one jurisdiction may not w
ger
sed
work in another
jurisdiction. They shou be used for th purpose only.
uld
his
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●
RA
ADIO WAVES:
THIS DEVICE MEETS INTERNATION GUIDELINES FOR EXPOSU
S
NAL
S
URE TO RADIO
WAVE
ES
Your device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is de
d
o
esigned not to ex
xceed the limits
for ex
xposure to radio waves (radio fre
equency electrom
magnetic fields) recommended
by international guid
delines. The guidelines were developed by an independent
d
n
scient
tific organization (ICNIRP) and in
nclude a substan
ntial safety marg designed to
gin
assur the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. Th radio wave
re
e
he
expos
sure guidelines u
use a unit of me
easurement kno
own as the Spec
cific Absorption
Rate, or SAR. The SA limit for mobile devices is 2 W/kg.
AR
e
Tests for SAR are co
onducted using standard opera
ating positions w
with the device
transm
mitting at its hig
ghest certified po
ower level in all tested frequen cy bands. The
l
highest SAR values under the ICNIRP guidelines for th device model are:
P
his
Maximum SA for this mode and conditions under which it w recorded:
AR
el
was
Body-worn SAR
Wi-Fi
0.068 W/kg.
During use, the actua SAR values fo this device are usually well be
g
al
or
e
elow the values
stated above. This is because, for p
d
s
purposes of system efficiency an to minimize
nd
interfe
erence on the n
network, the ope
erating power of your device is automatically
o
s
decre
eased when full p
power is not needed. The lower the power output of the device,
t
t
the lower its SAR valu
ue.
-worn SAR testin has been carried out at a sepa
ng
aration distance o
of
Body1.5 cm. To meet RF exposure guide
elines during body-worn operati on, the device
should be positioned a least this dista
d
at
ance away from the body.
If you are not using a approved acce
an
essory ensure th whatever pro
hat
oduct is used is
free of any metal and that it positions t device the indicated distance away from the
o
the
e
body.
Organ
nizations such a the World He
as
ealth Organization and the US F
Food and Drug
Admin
nistration have suggested that if people are conc
cerned and want to reduce their
expos
sure they could use a hands-free accessory to keep the wireles device away
k
ss
from the head or body during use, or r
t
y
reduce the amount of time spent o the device.
on
●
LIC
CENCES:
Th Wi-Fi Logo is a certification ma of the Wi-Fi
he
ark
Al
lliance.
Yo device uses non-harmonized frequency and
our
is intended for use in all European countries.
e
n
Th WLAN can be operated in t
he
b
the EU without
re
estriction indoor
rs, but cannot be operated
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outdo
oors in France.
Gene information
eral
• Inte
ernet address: ww
ww.alcatelonetou
uch.com
• Hot Line Number: see “TCT Mobile Services” leaflet or go to our web
t
bsite.
h
s
ensource.org/ )
You have purchased a product which uses the open source (http://ope
progra
ams mtd, msdos
sfs, netfilter/iptab
bles and initrd in object code a
and other open
source programs lice
ensed under the GNU General Public License and Apache
e
e
Licens
se.
We will provide you w a complete copy of the corr
w
with
responding sourc codes upon
ce
reque within a period of three years f
est
d
from the distribut
tion of the produ ct by TCT.
You may download the source codes f
m
e
from http://source
eforge.net/projec
cts/alcatel/files/.
The provision of the so
p
ource code is fre of charge from internet.
ee
m
ur
will
ed
ection. You can
On ou website, you w find our FAQ (Frequently Aske Questions) se
also contact us by e-m to ask any qu
c
mail
uestions you may have.
An ele
ectronic version of this user guid is available in English and ot
de
n
ther languages
accor
rding to availabilit on our server: www.alcatelone
ty
etouch.com
Your device is a transc
d
ceiver that opera
ates on Wi-Fi.
This equipment is in compliance with the essential re
e
equirements and other relevant
d
provis
sions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The entire copy of the Declaration o Conformity
e
e
of
for yo telephone can be obtained thr
our
n
rough our website: www.alcatelon
netouch.com.
Disc
claimer
There may be certai differences between the use manual descr
e
in
er
ription and the
device operation, depending on the software relea
e’s
e
ase of your dev
vice or specific
opera services.
ator
TCT Mobile shall not be held legally responsible for such differences , if any, nor for
M
s
their potential conseq
quences, which responsibility sh be borne b the operator
hall
by
exclus
sively.
This handset may con
h
ntain materials, in
ncluding applicati
ions and software in executable
re
or sou
urce code form, which is submitt by third parties for inclusion in this handset
ted
(“Third Party Materials
d
s”).
All thi party materia in this handse are provided “as is”, without w
ird
als
et
“
warranty of any
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kind, whether express or implied, including the implied warranties of merchantability,
fitness for a particular purpose or use/third party application, interoperability with other
materials or applications of the purchaser and non-infringement of copyright. The
purchaser undertakes that TCT Mobile has complied with all quality obligations
incumbent upon it as a manufacturer of mobile devices and handsets in complying
with Intellectual Property rights. TCT Mobile will at no stage be responsible for the
inability or failure of the Third Party Materials to operate on this handset or in
interaction with any other devices of the purchaser. To the maximum extent permitted
by law, TCT Mobile disclaims all liability for any claims, demands, suits or actions, and
more specifically – but not limited to – tort law actions, under any theory of liability,
arising out of the use, by whatever means, or attempts to use, such Third Party
Materials. Moreover, the present Third Party Materials, which are provided free of
charge by TCT Mobile, may be subject to paid updates and upgrades in the future;
TCT Mobile waives any responsibility regarding such additional costs, which shall be
borne exclusively by the purchaser. The availability of the applications may vary
depending on the countries and the operators where the handset is used; in no event
shall the list of possible applications and software provided with the handsets be
considered as an undertaking from TCT Mobile; it shall remain merely as information
for the purchaser. Therefore, TCT Mobile shall not be held responsible for the lack of
availability of one or more applications wished for by the purchaser, as its availability
depends on the country and the operator of the purchaser. TCT mobile reserves the
right at any time to add or remove Third Party Materials from its handsets without prior
notice; in no event shall TCT Mobile be held responsible by the purchaser for any
consequences that such removal may have on the purchaser regarding the use or
attempt to use such applications and Third Party Materials.
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