Maxcom MM136 Operation & User’s Manual

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GSM Mobile Telephone

Maxcom MM136 USER MANUAL Reading this Manual is highly recommended prior to using the telephone.

If any technical assistance is required, please call the help desk at

(+48) 32 325 07 00 or email us at [email protected] Our website: http://www.maxcom.pl/ The pacakge includes: GSM Telephone Charger USB cable Battery User Manual Warranty Card Headset Keeping the original package is required; it might be used for transport, if needed.

Introduction ...................................................................... 7

2 Accessories........................................................................ 7 3 Safety Guidelines .............................................................. 7 4 Telephone Description .................................................... 10 4.1 Display Screen Description........................................... 12 5 Getting started ................................................................ 14 5.1 SIM Card Installation ................................................... 14 5.2 Memory Card Installation ............................................ 15 5.3 Battery Installation: ..................................................... 16 5.4 Removing the Battery .................................................. 17 5.5 Charging the Battery ................................................... 18 5.6 Security Codes.............................................................. 18 5.6.1 PIN Code ............................................................... 18 5.7 Phone Security Code .................................................... 19 6 Using the Phone .............................................................. 19 6.1 Powering Phone On/Off ............................................... 19 6.2 Making Phone Calls ..................................................... 20 6.3 Answering Phone Calls ................................................ 21 6.4 Keypad Lock ................................................................. 22 6.5 Emergency Phone Call ................................................. 22 7 Phonebook ...................................................................... 22 7.1 Viewing Contacts ......................................................... 23 7.2 Searching for Contacts ................................................. 23 7.3 Adding New Contacts .................................................. 24 7.4 Importing & Exporting Contacts .................................. 25 7.5 Deleting Contacts ........................................................ 25 8 Text Messages ................................................................. 25 8.1 Inbox ............................................................................ 25 8.2 Sent Messages ............................................................. 27 8.3 Creating & Sending Text Messages .............................. 27 8.4 Creating & Sending Multimedia Message ................... 28 8.5 Drafts ........................................................................... 29

Outbox ......................................................................... 29

8.7 Voicemail ..................................................................... 29 8.8 Text and Multimedia Message Settings ....................... 29 9 CALL LOG ......................................................................... 30 9.1 Call Log ........................................................................ 30 10 Audio ........................................................................... 31 11 Multimedia .................................................................. 32 11.1 Camera/Camcorder.................................................. 32 11.2 Photos ...................................................................... 33 11.3 Video ........................................................................ 33 11.4 Voice Recorder ......................................................... 34 11.5 Radio FM .................................................................. 34 11.6 Phone Call Recording ............................................... 35 12 TOOLS .......................................................................... 35 12.1 Calendar ................................................................... 35 12.2 Alarm ....................................................................... 36 12.3 Calculator ................................................................. 36 12.4 Torch......................................................................... 36 12.5 Notes ........................................................................ 37 12.6 STK ........................................................................... 37 11.6 Bluetooth ........................................................................ 37 13 Entertainment ............................................................. 38 14 Internet ....................................................................... 38 15 File Manager/My Files ................................................. 38 16 Profiles ........................................................................ 39 17 Whatsapp .................................................................... 40 18 Settings ........................................................................ 40 18.1 Call Settings.............................................................. 40 18.1.1 SIM Settings: ..................................................... 40 18.1.2 Call Forwarding ................................................. 41 18.1.3 Call Waiting ....................................................... 41

Call Barring ........................................................ 41

18.1.5 Number Withhold ............................................. 42 18.1.6 Other ................................................................. 42 18.2 Phone Settings ......................................................... 43 18.2.1 Time and Date ................................................... 43 18.2.2 Language ........................................................... 43 18.2.3 Shortcut Settings ............................................... 44 18.2.4 Scheduled Power On/Off .................................. 44 18.2.5 Battery Level ..................................................... 44 18.2.6 Restore Factory Settings ................................... 44 18.3 Display Screen .......................................................... 45 18.4 Security .................................................................... 45 18.5 Connections .............................................................. 46 18.5.1 Bluetooth .......................................................... 46 18.5.2 Account ............................................................. 46 18.5.3 GPRS Service ..................................................... 47 18.5.4 Network Selection ............................................ 47 19 FAQ (Troubleshooting) ................................................. 47 20 Technical Specs ............................................................ 50 21 Warranty ..................................................................... 50 22 Battery Information ..................................................... 52 23 SAR Information .......................................................... 53 24 Protecting Your Environment ....................................... 54 25 Declaration of Conformity ........................................... 57

Note - The telephone works in the GSM 900/1800 network. Insert

correctly at least one SIM card prior to switching on your phone. 1 INTRODUCTION This User Manual has been published by the Manufacturer. The Manufacturer reserves the right to make any updates and modifications arising from errors and inaccuracies in current information or from upgrades in the telephone and software without prior notification; the updates, however, and modifications will be reflected in updated versions of the User Manual. For more information or for any form of assistance go to our website at www.maxcom.pl. The entire content of this Manual is copyright by the Manufacturer. Copyright and trademarks as mentioned in this document remain the property of their owner. Reproduction, transmission, storing, or dissemination of any material, in whole or in part, covered by copyright, without prior written consent, are strictly prohibited. 2 ACCESSORIES Use only batteries, chargers, and accessories recommended by the mobile telephone Manufacturer. To see what accessories are available in your area, contact your seller. 3 SAFETY GUIDELINES Reading these guidelines presented below will minimize the risk of misusing the phone.

• USING – The telephone emits electromagnetic field that might

negatively interfere with other electronic devices including medical equipment. • Do not use your phone in any area where the use of mobile phones is prohibited such as hospitals, airplanes, refueling points or in proximity to flammable materials. Using mobile phones in such places might expose others to danger. • Do not use your phone without suitable accessories while driving. • A device and its accessories might contain small parts. Keep your phone and all parts out of the reach of children. • SERVICING - Never repair or modify your phone by your own. Only qualified service is authorized to repair the phone, • CLEANING - Do not use any chemicals or corrosives to clean your phone. • TORCH – Do not look directly into the stream of light. • HEARING DEVICE – If the user has a hearing device, phone volume and hearing aid sensitivity should be carefully adjusted, • ELECTRONIC MEDICAL DEVICES – Your phone is a radio transmitter that might interfere with electronic medical devices or implants such as hearing aid, heart pacemakers or insulin pumps, etc. A minimum distance of 15 cm is recommended to be kept between a telephone and an implanted medical device. For more information consult your physician or manufacturers of such medical devices.

• ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT – To minimize the risk of

degaussing, do not let electrical devices to stay close to your phone for longer time. • WATERPROOF – The phone is not waterproof. Keep it dry at all times. • DUSTPROOF – The phone is not dustproof, do not use your phone in areas with high concentration of dust. Protect your phone against metal chips since they might cause the phone to malfunction. • DISPLAY – do not press the LCD display too hard and do not use sharp tools as it might damage the phone. • Do not press battery contacts with metal objects as it may explode. • Never expose your phone to low or high temperatures, direct sunlight or high humidity. Do not place your phone next to heating devices such as radiators, heaters, ovens, furnaces, camp fires, barbeque, etc. • Protect your hearing! Prolonged exposure to loud sounds might damage your hearing. Listen to music at a moderate level, and do not keep your phone too close to an ear, or use a speaker. Set the volume to a safe level prior to using headphones.

2. Left Function Key (LFK) - enables using features displayed in

the bottom left corner. 3. Right Function Key (RFK): enables using features displayed in the bottom right corner. 4. Green receiver key is used to place/answer phone calls. In Idle mode, press one of these keys to display the last dialed

5. Red receiver key. On/Off, End/Abort. Enables to end or reject

an incoming phone call. Press and hold this button to SWITCH ON or OFF your phone. Also, the button returns your phone to Idle mode while the phone is in other options. 6. OK key: In Idle mode, press this key to directly enter the main menu. This key’s functions are generally identical to the LFK functions. 7. Navigation key: Allows to move the cursor left, right, up and down, or scroll through the menu. In Idle mode: press the key Up/Down/Left/Right to directly display a specific menu (depending on how they were predefined [Settings/Phone Settings/Shortcut Settings]). Default settings: Up: Music Player, Down: Alarm, Left: Create Text, Right: Profiles. 8. Mikrophone, 9. USB port, allows to charge the phone and to connect the phone to a computer to transfer data. 10. Camera lens. 11. Torch indicator. 12. Ring volume 13. Headset port. To switch on/ff the torch, press and hold 0 key in Idle mode. Key and key #: In Idle mode, press and hold the key # to activate or deactivate silent mode, press the LFK and next to lock or unlock the keypad.

Day of the week

8. Description of function keys. Note: To save power, a display goes to Idle mode automatically after certain time. To turn on the display backlight press any key. If the display goes off while the keypad is locked, press the RFK, and next press * (star) to unblock. Icon Description Signal strength level for SIM1 & SIM2 New text message Bluetooth on Alarm is activated Battery charge level Headset on Akctive profile Missed phone call Icons may vary depending on software * Icon appears also in domestic roaming if the user uses another provider network

SIM Card Installation

The telephone can hold two SIM card. Insert at least one SIM card into your phone prior to using it. You will receive the SIM card from your service provider. Keep the SIM card away from children. Any scratching or bending might easily damage the SIM card. Therefore, pay close attention not to damage your SIM card while inserting, removing, and storing it. Do don’t insert or remove SIM cards while your phone is connected to the charger. Prior to removing the battery, make sure your phone is switched off. Insert the SIM card into the SIM card slot with the gold contacts of the card facing downward, and the notched corner of the card next to the battery. SIM1 Slot is above the SIM2 slot.

Memory Card Installation

A Micro SD memory card up to 8 GB might be installed on the phone. While shaking the phone, the memory card might change its position; do not bend or scratch the memory card, do not expose the card to static electricity or dust; do not immerse the card in water. 1 First, switch off your phone and remove the battery. 2 Insert the memory card so that the gold contacts will face downward, see the illustration below

Be careful while using the memory card particularly while inserting

and removing the card. Some memory cards shall be formatted on the computer prior to an initial use. If you use SD cards, on a regular basis make backup copies of any data stored on cards in other devices. Misuse of the card or other factors might cause damage or loss of entire data stored on the card. 5.3 Battery Installation: 1. Insert your fingernail into an opening on the right side of the cover, and move the cover upward, 2. Install the battery with the metal contacts facing downwards, 3. Put the battery cover in place and move it upwards.

Removing the Battery

Switch off the phone. Level the back cover, and move it upward, remove the battery. After removing the battery, any settings and data saved on the card or on the phone might be lost. Remove the battery only while the phone is switched off. Doing otherwise might cause the phone to malfunction.

Charging the Battery

1. Plug the charger into a power outlet. 2. Plug the charger into a jack at the bottom of the phone. A battery icon will start blinking after the charger is properly connected. After the battery is fully charged and the battery icon stops blinking, unplug the charger. If the battery is about to get discharged, the indicator will turn red, the phone will emit a warning beep (if the feature is enabled in Profiles ->Options->Other Alert Sounds->); when the battery get discharged, the phone will switch off automatically. Do not leave the battery discharged for a long time as it might negatively affect the quality of your battery and the battery life. To ensure your phone works properly, use only the charger recommended by its Manufacturer. While charging, keep the back cover in place. While charging, place your phone in a well ventilated place with air temperature between 0°C ~ 45°C. If the battery gets totally discharged, it might take several minutes for a battery icon to be displayed and the phone to be ready to be used again. 5.6 Security Codes 5.6.1 PIN Code PIN Code is the Personal Identification Number for your SIM card, and it is provided by the service provider. PIN2 code is provided by the service provider along with SIM

cards. Some SIM cards do not have such codes. Some SIM cards

do not work with this code. If you enter incorrect PIN three times in a row, the SIM card will be blocked. The card might be unblocked by using Personal Unblocking Key [PUK]. Entering incorrect PUK ten times in a row will permanently block the SIM card. For more information, contact your service provider. 5.7 Phone Security Code Phone Security Code does not allow other people to use your phone without authorization (default code is 1234). In order to protect your personal data, the default security code should be changed. 6 USING THE PHONE 6.1 Powering Phone On/Off Press and hold the End Call key to power the phone on or off. 1. If there is a single SIM card in the phone, an input text window will be displayed on the screen for you to enter a security code and PIN (if security features are enabled). After the PIN and the security code are entered, the phone will go to Idle mode for the inserted SIM card. 2. If there are two SIM cards in the phone (depending on security

settings) an input text window might be displayed for you to enter

the PIN SIM1 and the PIN SIM2. You will be prompted to enter one PIN after the other. If you make a mistake while entering the PIN and the security code, you might clear your input by pressing the RFK (right function key). After the phone is powered on, available network(s) is/are automatically searched for. As soon as an authorized network is detected, the network name and signal strength are displayed on the screen. If there is no network available, only emergency phone calls and phone’s non-calling features are allowed. 6.2 Making Phone Calls In Idle mode, enter the phone number you wish to dial. Press the RFK [Delete] to delete any misdialed data. If you dialed a right number, press the green receiver key, select which card you wish to use by pressing Up/Down keys, and press the green receiver key again. 1. Dialing extension numbers: Some numbers cannot be dialed directly, a company number or a call center number must be dialed first before extension number is dialed. Enter the company/call center number, and select “P” using the key [*] and enter the extension number. 2. Making international phone calls: To make an international phone call, dialing „00” or „+” is required

before dialing the actual number. To enter „+” press the key [*]

3. Dialing a number from your Phone Book Press Menu to enter the Phone Book, use navigation keys Up/Down to find a Contact, or type the first letter of the Contact name’s to get the list of Contacts with names starting with this letter, and highlight the desired Contact. Press the green receiver key, select which card you wish to use by pressing Up/Down keys, and press the green receiver key again. 4. Dialing a number from Call Log: Enter Call Log (pressing the Make Call key in Idle mode or select Menu), use navigation keys Up/Down to highlight a desired Contact. Use Right/Left to move between dialed, answered and missed number. 6.3 Answering Phone Calls If there is an incoming phone call, the phone will notify you about it by a sound alert; if your network accepts the Caller ID, her/his name and number will be displayed on the screen (if there is any information about this Caller in the Phone Book). 1. Press the green receiver key or press the LFK twice to answer incoming phone calls, 2. If the recording option is enabled [On] in [Settings>Call Settings>Other>Auto Call Recorder], the incoming phone call will be recorded. 3. If you do not wish to answer an incoming phone call, press the red receiver key. To turn off the ring, press the RFK.

4. Press the right function key to turn on/off the speakerphone.

The volume might be adjusted by pressing navigation keys Up/Down; press Right/Left to move between displayed options. 6.4 Keypad Lock To lock the keypad, press the LFK and then press . If auto keypad lock is enabled after a preset time of inactivity the keypad will automatically get locked. To unlock the keypad, press the LFK and then . 6.5 Emergency Phone Call You might directly dial the emergency number with no SIM card. The European Emergency Number is 112. 7 PHONEBOOK Menu>Phonebook Phone Book allows to store and manage frequently used Contacts. There are two locations you can store in frequently used names and numbers in the SIM card or in the telephone memory. The number of Contacts to be stored varies depending on the card size. The number of Contacts to be stored varies depending on the card size.

Press Menu to enter the Phonebook. Next to names, there are

various icons indicating their locations. 7.1 Viewing Contacts While viewing the Phonebook entries, you can type letter(s) or number(s) and you can be brought to Contacts starting with typed letters/numbers. After highlighting the Contact, press the green receiver button, and then select the SIM card you wish to use to dial the number, and press the green receiver again. To finish the phone call, press the red receiver key. Press the LFK to access the following options in the Phonebook: New Contact, Create Text Message, Connect, Delete, Delete highlighted, Import/Export, Send Business Card, Other. Note: The feature Copy Contact to SIM card from the Phonebook allows you to copy the Contact’s number and name only. 7.2 Searching for Contacts 1. Enter „Contacts” and type the name of the Contact you wish to find to get to this Contact. Use the key [#] to change the text input mode while entering searching criteria, 2. If you do not know exactly the name of the Contact you wish to find, select “Contacts” to enter the Phonebook; use navigation keys Up/Down to scroll through the list of Contacts.

Adding New Contacts

Type the phone number directly in Idle mode, next press the LFK „Enter”, and select Add to Phonebook>Add to New Contact, next select the location to save the Contact. Press Edit to enter the name and press OK. If the Contact is saved in the phone memory, you can add it to a given Group. To save the Contact, press LFK (Save). How to copy Contacts: 1. In the Phonebook, press „Options”, select „Import/Export” -> „Copy”, select current and future location, highlight the Contact you wish to copy, and press „Options”, and then „Ok”, 2. Copy All Contacts: In the Phonebook, press „Options”, select „Import/Export” -> „Copy”, select current and future location, press „Options” and then „Highlight All”, press „Options” again and then „OK”. How to delete Contacts: 1. In the Phonebook select the Contact you wish to delete, press „Options” -> „Delete” -> „Ok”, 2. If you wish to delete multiple Contacts, in the Phonebook select „Options” -> „Select More”, highlight desired Contacts („Options” ->”Select”), and then press „Options” -> „OK” ->”OK”, 3. If you wish to delete all Contacts, in the Phonebook select „Options” -> „Delete More”->”Options”->Highlight all-> “OK”

Importing & Exporting Contacts

In the Phonebook, select „Options” -> „Import/Export” -> „Import Contacts”. Select a current location, press “Highlight” and “Select”, and Contacts will be added to the Phonebook. In the Phonebook, select “Options” -> „Import/Export” -> „Export Contacts”. Select your future location (where you want your Contacts to be saved), press “Highlight” and “Select” and Contacts will be saved in the folder indicated. 7.5 Deleting Contacts In the Phonebook select the Contact you wish to delete, select „Options” -> „Delete” -> and confirm by pressing „Ok”. To delete multiple Contacts, select „Options” -> „Select More”, highlight the Contacts you want to delete and then press „Options” and confirm by pressing “OK” 8 TEXT MESSAGES Your telephone allows to send text and multimedia messages. There is one or more unread messages if an icon appears on the display. To get to the MENU Text Messages press the LFK in Idle mode and then select Messages ->Inbox. 8.1 Inbox If you receive a text (SMS) or multimedia (MMS) message, you will be notified by a sound alert; and a message icon will be displayed on the screen. Received text or multimedia messages might be stored either on the phone or on the SIM card.

Press the LFK [Read] to open a message. Press the RFK [Abort]

to read the message later. If the memory is full, a message icon will appear on the screen along with an alert: “Memory Full”. To be able to receive new messages, old messages must be deleted from the inbox. If the new message is bigger than space left in the inbox, the message might get lost and it will be incomplete. Select „Menu” -> „Messages”-> „Inbox”-> „Ok” to read a selected message. Press the LFK [Options] to display the following menu: • Reply: by text or multimedia message, • Delete: delete message • Connect: call the sender • Block/unblock: blocked messages cannot be deleted • Relocate: a message might be moved either to the phone or SIM card, • Copy: a message might be copied either to the phone or SIM card, • Highlight: highlighted messages might be relocated, copied, blocked or replied to by a text or multimedia messages, • Sort: Sort messages by time, Contact, description, or type,

Add Sender to: add the sender to a new or existing

Contact, • Delete messages from this number: allows to delete all messages received from a selected number, • Add to a blacklist: incoming text or multimedia messages from a blacklisted number will not be received. 8.2 Sent Messages In Menu->Messages->Options->Settings->Text Message->Save Sent, select SAVE to automatically save sent messages in the Sent folder. 8.3 Creating & Sending Text Messages 1. Enter Menu>Messages>Create Message>Text to go to the message editor. Enter the number of recipient or select the number from your Phonebook. Select recipient/s from the Phonebook, and press Options>Ok. Using the Down key go to the Input Text Window, and type your message. Changing input modes: To change the input mode (digits, lower and uppercase letters), press the „#”, and by using Up/Down select a desired mode; if you want to insert a symbol, press „ ”. Note: A single text message might be up to 160 characters. If

Polish diacritics are used, the message might be limited to 60

characters. Information on how many characters and how many messages are sent is displayed at the top right corner. 2. Sending text messages – press the LFK [Options] to select following options while editing the message: • Send: text message will be sent • Insert template: select template you wish to insert • Insert Contact: select Contact you wish to insert • Add emoticon: Add emoticon, select emoticon you wish to insert, • Save as a Draft: save in a Draft folder, • Abort: abort the message without saving 8.4 Creating & Sending Multimedia Message Enter Menu>Messages>Create Message>MMS to go to the message editor. The first frame will be highlighted blue. Press edit, type the recipient number or select the recipient’s number from the Phonebook. Select recipient/s from the Phonebook and press Options>Ok. Using the key Down go to the next frame, type the subject of the message. Press the key Down again to

type your message. Next frame allows you to insert an object to

your message. To send your message, press Options>Send. 8.5 Drafts Unsent messages might be saved in „Drafts” folder. In order to do so, type the message, press the LFK and select “Save in Drafts” Go to „Drafts” to send, delete, or edit saved messages. 8.6 Outbox If a message fails to be sent, it will be saved in the Outbox. 8.7 Voicemail Voicemail is a network service to allow callers to leave a voice message when you cannot answer the phone call. To learn more, contact your service provider. You can get a voicemail number from the service provider. The number shall be selected: Menu->Messages->Voicemail->OK. Then, select the card you wish to enter the voicemail number on. Go to “Line 1 Number”, press Edit and enter the number. In Idle mode, press and hold the key 1 to get to your voicemail. 8.8 Text and Multimedia Message Settings Select „Menu”-> „Messages” press „Options” -> „Settings” to change text message parameters on SIM1/SIM2 cards.

• Text message: You can set the Message Service Center Number,

prioritize messages, enable/disable delivery reports, activate/deactivate sent messages saving and select the location for messages to be saved. • Multimedia messages: you can select/edit an multimedia account, set receiving options, prioritize messages, enable/disable delivery reports, select the location for messages to be saved, and enable delivery report request. 9 CALL LOG 9.1 Call Log The phone remembers answered, missed (if the feature is in service by the network and if the phone is within its reach), dialed and rejected phone calls. Press the green receiver key to display Call Log in Idle mode or access it via Menu to „Call Log”. In front of each entry, there are icons informing about the type of phone call. If you enter Call Log via Menu, the following options are available: • Missed: a list of missed phone calls • Dialed: a list of dialed numbers • Answered: a list of answered phone calls

Rejected: a list of rejected phone calls

• Clear All: allows to delete all phone calls from the Call Log • Call Duration: allows to check the length of your last phone call, total time of incoming and outgoing phone calls • GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) allows to control amount of received and sent data. To reset the counter, press the LFK. When the selected list of phone calls is displayed, press the green receiver key or the LFK [Options->Connect] to get connected with the highlighted number; press the LFK to select one of the following options: Details, Connect, Type Message, Add to Phonebook, Add to a Blacklist, Delete, Clear All, Highlight. 10 AUDIO This menu allows to play music saved on the memory card or in the phone memory. The phone supports AMR and WAV and ACC files. Some formats are not supported. Navigation keys are used to scroll up and down through the player. Enter the audio file player, press „Options”, and then: - Playlist: Open a playlist or create a new playlist,

- Add: add a song to an existing playlist or add it to a new playlist,

- Set as ringtone: set a song as a ringtone for incoming calls or as an alarm tone, - Randomly: songs will be played at a random order, - Replay: song(s) will be automatically replayed, - Settings: set player display, equalizer, BT exit, stereo BT headset, - Open preview: this option allows to highlight a selected excerpt and view it. 11 MULTIMEDIA Menu>Media 11.1 Camera/Camcorder Select Menu>Media>Camera or Camcorder. Your phone is equipped with a camcorder and a camera. Photos and video files might be stored either in the phone memory or on the card memory. Press the left or right navigation key to use quick camera or camcorder settings. Press „Options”-> „Settings” to turn on/off the flash, to set size or quality of photo, shutter speed & sound, auto save, set rapid fir shooting, and a location to save files. Press Option to select features, contrast, brightness and white balance.

This feature displays available photos. Press the LFK to display

additional options: delete, highlight, rename, slideshow, details. To enlarge photo, press the key OK. After pressing the LFK, the following options become available: Set as wallpaper, delete, rename, slideshow, details. 11.3 Video This feature allows to play videos saved on the memory card. The phone supports 3GP and AVI files. Some video formats are not supported. The size and length of video files are limited. Navigation keys are used to scroll up and down through the player. Enter the video file player, press „OK” to play/pause playing. Using the Left/Right keys you can go back and forth between songs. Press Options to perform the following: - Open: select the file you wish to view, - Full screen view: image will be on the full screen, - Brightness control: allows to control video brightness, - Replay: after it is ended, the video will be played again. - Randomly: videos will be played at a random order - Set as: video might be set as the phone on/off animation or a screensaver, - Local mode of video playing: set priority - Details: allows to see details of a selected file - Reset settings: video player returns to the factory settings - Assistance,

Your phone has a feature to record phone conversations or other

sound in AMR or WAV formats. After entering the Voice Recorder, press the key Save or Options/Start to start recording. While recording, press the LFK to pause/continue recording. Press the RFK to end and to save the recording. Press the LFK [Options] to select a saving location, file format or to send a file. 11.5 Radio FM To use this feature, connecting a headset is required. While playing, press the key Up/Down to adjust volume. Use navigation key to navigate. Press „Options” to perform the following: • Tuning In – channels will be automatically tuned in, • Channel list – the list of automatically tuned in channels; channels might be manually edited, • Save– a manually tuned in channel might be saved, • Manual Tuning In – type the radio frequency to tune in • Speaker on – radio will be played via speakers (radio does not work with no headphones – they double as an antenna) • Play in background – enable this feature if you want to use the phone’s other features

Record – allows to record radio shows

• Playlist – allows to listen to saved shows • Memory – select where you wish to save a show, • Assistance. 11.6 Phone Call Recording The phone allows you to record incoming and outgoing phone calls. If the feature is enabled, incoming and outgoing phone calls will be automatically recorded. The feature might be enabled or disabled while having a phone conversation by pressing Menu->Settings->Call Settings->Auto Call Recording. 12 TOOLS 12.1 Calendar A calendar of current month will be displayed on the screen; current day will be highlighted in a different color. Use navigation keys to highlight other dates; all the changes will be displayed in the calendar at the top bar of the screen. Select the date, press the „OK” key and the LFK [Options] and select the following options: new task, show task, all tasks, clear today task, clear all, go to date, weekly, daily.

There are 3 alarm clocks to select from, a different alarm tone

might be selected for each of them. The alarm goes off at the exact alarm time specified in phone settings. To disable alarm, press the LFK, press the RFK to enable snooze, after snooze time is up, the alarm will go off again. If the phone is currently used, a subtle sound will notify the user about launching the alarm. Select an alarm clock from the list and press OK [Edit] to enter the setting menu, then do as follows: change alarm name, set time, set alarm tone and set repeat days for alarm to wake you up. After selecting the above options, press the LFK [Ok] and press [return]. An alarm icon will be displayed on the screen in Idle mode. The alarm clock works even if the phone is switched off. After selecting your settings, press the LFK [OK]. 12.3 Calculator There is a calculator on your phone with four basic operations allowing you to perform simple mathematical calculations. Enter the first number, use the keys Up/Down/Right/Left to select operation, enter the second number, and press the key „OK”. 12.4 Torch Press and hold the key “0” in Idle mode to switch on/off the torch or in Tools >Torch switch on/off the torch by pressing the LFK.

This feature allows you to type short notes on your phone.

12.6 STK Independently from the phone, the SIM card might offer some additional features. Name and features of such menu depend on type of available service. Such service requires an Internet connection. To go to SIM service, select MENU->Tools ->STK, and select a service from a given card. 11.6 Bluetooth The telephone supports exchanging data by using Bluetooth technology. Bluetooth technology is capable of establishing wireless connection between electronic devices up to 10 meters. Wireless connection Bluetooth might be interrupted, if there is a barrier (firewall or some other electronic device). Note: Using Bluetooth makes the battery discharge faster. Bluetooth – press the key OK or the LFK to enable/disable Bluetooth. Visibility - Select visibility of the device to other Bluetooth users Connected devices – this option displays names of all detected Bluetooth devices. To get connected to a given device, enable the

feature and select:

Bluetooth>Connected Devices>Add New. Press the LFK “Add”, and then enter a password for both devices. • Send files: it is active only while sending files, • Bluetooth name: you might type any name of your phone as it will appear to other Bluetooth users. • Memory: select a location to save selected files, • Assistance. 13 ENTERTAINMENT There is a game Snake in the phone and shortcuts to most common social networks: Facebook, Yahoo, Google, Twitter, MSN. 14 INTERNET There is an Internet browser in the phone. You can use it to browse websites. Note: Some audio/video formats are not supported. 15 FILE MANAGER/MY FILES Menu>My files You can select either files saved on the memory card or files saved in the phone memory. Press the LFK [Options]:

New: Create a new file

• Delete: highlight a selected file and press „Delete” • Details: displays details of a selected file • Edit: rename, copy or cut out a file • Search: type the name of the file you wish to find • Sort into: allows to sort files by names, time, size, or type • Select: select file(s) you wish to delete or edit Memory status: check how much memory is left or format the memory card. 16 PROFILES Menu>Profiles You can customize the phone ringtones to various situations you are in. Available profiles: General, Silent, Meeting, Indoor, Outdoor. Receiver, Bluetooth. Select a desired profile and press “OK” to activate. You can also create your own profile or edit existing files. Press the LFK [Options]->Add to create a new profile. Press the LFK [Options]->Settings to edit a selected profile. • Rename: type your own file name Tone Settings: select ringtone and text message- multimedia message alert tone for SIM1 and SIM2,

Volume: Set ringtone volume, message alert tone, alarm

and calendar tone, call (conversation) volume, ringtone (the phone on/off) • Ringtone type: select ringtone, vibrating alert, silent, vibra then ring Other notification sounds: Set keypad tones, low battery alert, ringtone (the phone on/off), dial beep. 17 WHATSAPP There is the Whatsapp application installed on your phone. It is a communicator that allows you to send messages to other users. Note: There is a charge for data transmission if you activate and use this application. 18 SETTINGS 18.1 Call Settings Menu>Settings>Call Settings 18.1.1 SIM Settings: • Standby mode: - on/off, SIM1,SIM2, - Airplane mode – in airplane mode any connections of GSM network are disabled. - Select while the phone is on • Reply using the same SIM

Select the name for SIM

18.1.2 Call Forwarding It is a network service. If your provider offers such a service, configuration will be required. The user might direct incoming calls to be forwarded directly to voicemail or to any other number. 18.1.3 Call Waiting It is a network service - the feature of call waiting might be enabled or disabled. If the call waiting is enabled, and the user is talking on the phone, he/she will be notified about any other incoming phone call by a beep of a second call, and the second caller number will be displayed on the screen. You can answer the second incoming phone call and suspend the first call. 18.1.4 Call Barring It is a network service. If your provider offers such a service, configuration will be required. This feature allows you to restrict certain types of calls. Select calls you wish to restrict from the list. You can restrict all outgoing calls, all international outgoing calls, international calls except to home, all incoming calls and incoming roaming calls. .

Withhold number – the person you are calling does not

see your number (it is displayed as „Private”) • Show your number – the person you are calling can see your number • Selects network – network service provider settings. 18.1.6 Other • Call duration alert – set time for the phone to beep to notify you about the length of the call. • Auto Redial – when the feature is enabled, and the person you are calling does not answer the phone call, the phone automatically redials the number. At this moment, you can’t dial any other number. Press the red receiver key or the RFK to end auto redial. • Vibration after making a phone call – if the feature is enabled, the telephone vibrates as the phone call is answered. • After rejecting a phone call, send a text message – if you reject an incoming phone call, there will be a message displayed on the screen asking whether you want to text the caller. Insert a template to give a quick answer. • Auto Call Record – if this feature is enabled, all calls will

be recorded. After ending the phone call, the question

whether to save the recorded phone call will be displayed on the screen. Using keys select Left/Right “Save”, and press OK to disable recording while having a conversation. . 18.2 Phone Settings 18.2.1 Time and Date Ustaw godzinę i datę, oraz jej format. Format czasu – ustawienia formatu wyświetlania godziny (12 lub 24), Format daty - (DD/MM/RRRR, MM/DD/RRRR, RRRR/MM/DD) Set time and date and time and date format. Time Format – time display format settings (12 or 24). Date Format - (DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, YYYY/MM/DD). 18.2.2 Language To change Menu Language, in Idle mode press: 1x OK 1x key to left 1x OK 1x key down 1x OK

1x key down

2x OK Select language. 18.2.3 Shortcut Settings Navigation keys Up/Down/Left/Right and the RFK might double as shortcut keys that allow to access some features in Idle mode. Some features might not be accessed via shortcuts. 18.2.4 Scheduled Power On/Off Scheduled power on/off allows to schedule the phone to automatically switch on or off. If the times to switch the phone on and off are the same, no operation will take place. 18.2.5 Battery Level You can check your current battery level in percent. 18.2.6 Restore Factory Settings To restore factory settings, enter the phone security code (default code is 1234), and select „Yes” to reset the phone.

Customize your display screen, according to your preferences:

• Animation: select animation of the telephone on/off. Set a default or your own animation. • Wallpaper – select wallpaper for your phone (in Idle mode, it will serve as the background screen) • Desktop Settings – select options to be displayed on the screen in Idle mode, • Brightness – select brightness of the display screen by using navigation key Left/Right • Backlight: set the length of time for the display screen backlight to stay on • Key backlight: set the length of time for the keypad backlight to stay on • Auto keypad lock: select the length of time for the keypad to stay active. 18.4 Security Security are settings to protect the phone and the SIM card. • PIN1: you can enable the code PIN requirement, and change the code upon activation. If the service provider has not provided you with PIN, enter any incorrect code three times in a row, enter PUK code provided by the service provider, and then enter your own PIN that you will have to enter to switch on the phone.

PIN2, see above

• Locking the phone: you can enable/disable the phone lock. While switching on the phone, you will have to enter the lock code. A default lock code is 1234. • Change the phone code: A default phone lock code is 1234. Remember to immediately change the initial phone code. • Protect your privacy: a code is required to access some files • Red receiver lock: pressing the red receiver key in Idle mode will lock the keypad • Auto Key Lock: the keypad will be locked after a set elapse of time • Preset number – allows to make a call only to previously defined numbers, • Blacklist: Any number can be added to a blacklist. If this feature is enabled, any incoming phone call from the blacklisted number will be rejected. 18.5 Connections 18.5.1 Bluetooth (see page 37) 18.5.2 Account Some settings are preset for the phone by some service providers. You can also add a new account or edit an existing account.

WAP/MMS and GPRS settings by some service providers are

preset for the phone. Within GSM networks, the telephone can make packet connections. The feature might be „Always Enabled” (if within the network reach) or “Enable if Needed” (if it is required by an application. 18.5.4 Network Selection The phone automatically searches for a network. If you want to manually select a network, press „OK”-> „Manual” and select a service provider. 19 FAQ (TROUBLESHOOTING) Only qualified service workers are authorized to repair your phone. Unauthorized repair and modifications void the manufacturer’s warranty! Cannot make phone call Make sure the number you are dialing is correct. If you make an international phone call, dial a country code before the actual number (eg. 0049 or +49 for Germany). If you have a prepaid card, make sure, there are sufficient funds available on the card to place a phone call.

No SIM card.

Emergency call only (112)” Make sure the SIM card is installed correctly. My phone does not work. My phone does not charge when plugged in Your phone might be switched off. To switch on your phone press the red receiver key for about 3 seconds. If you have not used the phone for a long time, the battery might be “deeply-discharged”; to recover a deeply-discharged battery leave your charger plugged in, although there will be no image on the display. Can I place a phone call from abroad?” If you are out of the country and roaming is enabled, your phone automatically will use the foreign telephone network. To learn more, contact your service provider.. Can I make an emergency call if there is no reception or if there are no funds on my account? If you are in the area with no reception of any network, no phone calls can be made. If you have no funds available on the account, emergency call to 112 can be made.

How to get the

most out of my reception If there is a message „Does not work”, it means there is no signal or no funds available. In such a case, making emergency phone calls to 112 emergency number is possible if the user is within the network of other provider. Places such as buildings reduce signal strength, therefore you should get closer to a window or relocate to an area not surrounded by many buildings. Keys do not work The keypad lock is on. To unlock the keypad, press the LFK, and next *. What is the text messages center> It is the service provider’s center number storing all text messages. The number is stored on the SIM card, but you can change the number and enter another number in MENU When is the fee for making a phone call charged? A fee for making a phone call is charged as soon as a phone call is made. To learn more about charging details, contact your service provider “How to make sure whether a text message has been delivered to the recipient?” Enable Delivery Report option. As soon as the text message is delivered to the recipient, you will get a return message (network service).

Weight: About 54g (including battery)

Dimensions: 124x52x9.6 mm Li-ion battery type: 3,7V Battery size: 600 mAh Conversation time: up to 3 hrs Idle time up to 120 hrs 21 WARRANTY 1. Maxcom S.A. shall provide warranty for any purchased product since the date of purchase by the first user/purchaser: a) 24 months for the equipment, b) 6 months for parts and accessories such as batteries, chargers, headsets. 2. Defects detected within the warranty coverage will be repaired with no charge to the customer in 14 business days since the date of delivering the defected product to the Maxcom authorized service in Tychy, at ul. Towarowa 23a, Poland. Under extraordinary circumstances the repair might take up to 21 business days. Shall the repair take longer than 14 business days, the customer will be notified. 3. Warranty coverage shall be automatically extended by the number of days the product remains at the Maxcom authorized service. 4. Warranty repair is subject to providing the service with a warranty card, proof of purchase and description of the defect.

5. If there were any attempts to repair the equipment including

manipulation in software by unauthorized persons, the equipment will not be covered by warranty! 6. Warranty shall not cover: a) regular wear and tear, including wear and tear of batteries, b) mechanical, thermal, and chemical damage and faults caused by such factors, c) problems rising from using the product together with equipment and accessories not manufactured Maxcom, d) activities related to configuration and use of equipment described in the Manual, e) damage and faults caused by: - misuse and use in violation of the Manual, - shirt circuits in power or telephone network, lightning, wrong power supply, - exposure to liquid, - transport. 7. In case of GPS navigation equipment, Maxcom shall not be liable for any maps, including accuracy of date provided by such maps. Maxcom is the manufacturer of the equipment only, and maps are manufactured by companies involved in creating and manufacturing maps for GPSs. Therefore, any complaints addressed to the equipment manufacturer about maps will be dismissed. 8. A decision to replace a product or issue a refund will be made by the authorized service or a seller after consulting the service. 9. Inaccurate information or illegibility on the warranty card will make it invalid. 10. Seal tampering or damage to the series numbers will

invalidate the warranty agreement for the products purchased.

11. The scope of activities under the warranty will not include cleaning, maintenance, review or any technical evaluation. 12. Maxcom S.A shall not be liable for loss of software or data stored in equipment during the service. Making backup copies of software and data is highly recommended. 13. The warranty shall not give the Buyer any right to claim any account of profits arising from the equipment defect/damage or profits lost due to losing data stored on hard drive or other data storage device. The warranty shall not exclude, shall not limit or suspend the Buyer’s rights arising from regulations pertaining to implied warranty for defects of a sold product. Warranty is valid in Poland. 22 BATTERY INFORMATION There is a battery in your phone. The battery can be recharged with a charger that is included in the package. The battery life depends on conditions in which your phone is used. Your distance from a relay transmitter, number and the length of phone calls significantly reduce the battery life. While moving, the phone switches between relay transmitters and such switching also significantly affects the battery life. After multiple charges and discharges, the battery eventually will lose its ability to hold a charge. Please get a new battery if you notice a significant drop in the battery’s performance.

Use only batteries recommended by the Manufacturer. Do not

leave your charger on longer than 2-3 days. Do not keep your phone in excessively hot places. High temperatures might negatively impact both the battery and your phone. Do not use a battery that is clearly damaged. Doing this might cause a short circuit, and might damage your phone. Make sure to install the battery according to correct polarization. Leaving the battery in excessively hot or cold places will reduce the battery life. The recommended storage temperature range is between 15°C and 25°C. Installing a cold battery into your phone might cause the phone to malfunction and might damage your phone. 23 SAR INFORMATION Information about the impact of radio waves and absorption rate (SAR) Maxcom mobile phone model MM136 is designed in such a way as to meet all applicable safety requirements regarding the impact of radio waves recommended by international guidelines. These guidelines were developed by the independent scientific organization ICNIRP, taking into account the safety margins in order to guarantee the protection of all persons, regardless of age and health. The recommendations on the effects of radio waves uses the term Specific Absorption Rate (SAR. Specific Absorption Rate). Set by ICNIRP SAR limit is 2.0 watts / kilogram (W / kg), which is averaged over 10 grams of tissue. Tests for SAR are

conducted using standard operating conditions, the maximum

power level and in all tested frequencies. The actual SAR can be below the maximum value because the device is designed to use only the power required to reach the network. In this model, the highest measured value of the SAR is shown in the table: Najwyższa, zmierzona wartość SAR w testach SAR – device against a head 0.586 W/kg (GSM900) 0.065 W/kg (GSM1800) SAR – device against a body 0.564W/kg (GSM900) 0.098W/kg (GSM1800) SAR values might vary depending on the report requirements per country and frequency of network. 24 PROTECTING YOUR ENVIRONMENT Note: The phone follows the European Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE) and the Polish Act on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. Such a logo tells us that the equipment, after use, must not be disposed of in the normal waste stream. Note: Never throw your phone to municipal solid waste!!! The product should be utilized in authorized places only. Proper handling of waste electrical and electronic equipment helps to avoid hazardous consequences for health and

environment arising from electrical waste that contains hazardous

components and from improper storage and use of such equipment! In order to facilitate recycling of materials used to manufacture the phone packaging, follow the recycling instructions for a given area for this type of waste. A Li-ion battery is included in the package. Old batteries pose environmental risks. They should be disposed of at a special place in a special container in compliance with current regulations. Never throw old batteries or chargers to municipal solid waste, they should be collected for disposal. NEVER PUT BATTERIES AND CHARGERS INTO FIRE! This Manual is for information purposes only. Some features and options might vary depending on software installed on the phone and on your geographical location. If any technical assistance is required, contact the technical department at +48 32 325 07 00 or via email at [email protected] Our website http://www.maxcom.pl/ Note: Local network conditions, SIM card and the way the phone

is used impact the battery performance.

Manufacturer shall not be liable for any problems/consequences arising from misuse, abuse or incompliance with this Manual. Note: The Manufacturer reserves the right to change or update, without a previous notice. All trademarks mentioned or used in this Manual are the Manufacturer’s property. There is a charge for repairing phones damaged as a result of misuse, short circuit, or lightening. Any attempts to make repairs or modifications by the user will void the warranty!

ul. Towarowa 23a

43-100 Tychy tel.: 32 327 70 89 fax: 32 327 78 60 www.maxcom.pl e-mail: [email protected] MM136 Ver 07/2015 0700

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