Yulong Computer Telecommunication Scientific YL8166G2 Dual-SIM Dual-band GSM/GPRS 850/1900 Mobile Phone User Manual R38YL8166G2 Rev

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2Your Coolpad 8166G2 is a business assistant smart mobile phone supporting two GSM cards online at the same time. Besides basic features, such as making calls and sending text messages, this device owns the following distinctive features: z Easygoing wireless Internet access. Over a GPRS network, you can surf the Internet, receive and send e-mail messages, and so on. z Powerful business assistant. Convenient features such as calendar and tasks enhance your efficiency in business activities. z Combine communication and entertainment in one. Media play, camera and several games can make you thoroughly relax in spare time. z NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

3residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,33which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which

4the receiver is connected. -- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. z Caution: This device complies with Part15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Please follow the correct procedure to switch off the device. Do not install or remove the battery when switching on or charging the device, so as to avoid side effects such as data loss. z Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the

5equipment. Some electronic devices are susceptible to electromagnetic interference sent by phone if inadequately shielded. Please use phone at least 20cm or as far as you can from TV set, radio and other automated office equipment so as to avoid interference. z Caution: Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the U.S. Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies.

6The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age or health. The exposure standard for wireless fixed phoned employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limits set by the FCC are 1.6W/kg. Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the phone transmitting as its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network.

7In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station, the lower the output power. z The Highest SAR Values for this model phone when tested for use on the body were 0.622mW/g. z For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines when used whit an accessory that contains no metal and that positions the handset a minimum of 1.5cm from the body. z Thank you very much for purchasing our products. z Changes to product details are possible without prior notice. Application offering may vary. All rights reserved. Prompt

8This guide is applicable to the Coolpad 8166G2 mobile phone. If descriptions in this guide vary from the actual device, please refer to your handset for actuality. Version: July 2007 Service Hotline: 86-755-83300198

1 Contents 1. GETTING STARTED..................................................................................................................................1 1.1 VIEWING YOUR DEVICE.........................................................................................................................1 1.2 SIM CARD...............................................................................................................................................4 1.3 BATTERY.................................................................................................................................................5 1.4 PRIVATE MODE.......................................................................................................................................6 2 BASIC OPERATIONS ................................................................................................................................9 SWITCHING THE DEVICE ON/OFF ...............................................................................................................9 INDICATORS ON THE STATUS BAR ...............................................................................................................9

2INPUT METHODS.........................................................................................................................................13 3 CALL FUNCTIONS ...................................................................................................................................16 3.1 MAKING A CALL ....................................................................................................................................16 3.2 SPEED DIAL..........................................................................................................................................21 3.3 ANSWERING A CALL .............................................................................................................................22 3.4 FEATURES AVAILABLE DURING A CALL ...............................................................................................22 4 CALL LOG..................................................................................................................................................24 5 CONTACTS ................................................................................................................................................25 5.1 CREATING A CONTACT ON PHONE ......................................................................................................26 5.2 CONTACT AND GROUP.........................................................................................................................27 5.3 MAKING A CALL FROM CONTACTS ......................................................................................................27 5.4 QUICK LOCATION .................................................................................................................................28

35.5 COPYING CONTACTS ON SIM CARD TO PHONE ................................................................................29 5.6 COPYING CONTACTS ON PHONE TO SIM CARD................................................................................30 5.7 VIEWING ASSOCIATED INFORMATION OF A CONTACT........................................................................30 6 MESSAGES................................................................................................................................................32 6.1 WRITING AN SHORT MESSAGE ...........................................................................................................32 6.2 CREATING AN MMS MESSAGE ...........................................................................................................35 7 WEB.............................................................................................................................................................38 8 E-MAIL.........................................................................................................................................................40 MANAGING ACCOUNTS ..............................................................................................................................40 WRITING AN E-MAIL MESSAGE ..................................................................................................................41 SYSTEM SETTINGS.....................................................................................................................................42 REMOTE MANAGER....................................................................................................................................43

49 PDA..............................................................................................................................................................44 10 CALENDAR..............................................................................................................................................46 11 TASKS .......................................................................................................................................................47 12 OFFICE .....................................................................................................................................................48 13 MY FILES..................................................................................................................................................49 14 ALARM......................................................................................................................................................49 MULTIMEDIA.................................................................................................................................................51 15 COOLPAD PLAYER...............................................................................................................................51 PLAYING AN AUDIO-VISUAL FILE ...............................................................................................................52 USING PLAY LIST........................................................................................................................................52

516 CAMERA...................................................................................................................................................54 17 GAMES .....................................................................................................................................................56 18 NOTES ......................................................................................................................................................57 19 MEMOS.....................................................................................................................................................58 20 RINGTONES ............................................................................................................................................60 21 ALBUM......................................................................................................................................................61 22 RECORDER .............................................................................................................................................63 23 SETTINGS................................................................................................................................................64 24 CALL SETTINGS ....................................................................................................................................69 GENERAL ....................................................................................................................................................70

6GSM1 & GSM2 .........................................................................................................................................71 25 DIAL-UP....................................................................................................................................................76 CREATING A CONNECTION .........................................................................................................................77 DIAL-UP CONNECTION ...............................................................................................................................79 VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK .....................................................................................................................81 26 CONNECTIVITY ......................................................................................................................................84 27.1 ACTIVESYNC ......................................................................................................................................84 27.2 MODEM...............................................................................................................................................85 27.3 U-DISK ...............................................................................................................................................89 27 PROFILES................................................................................................................................................90 28 CALL FILTER...........................................................................................................................................92

729 BACKUP...................................................................................................................................................94 30 TOOLS ......................................................................................................................................................97 31 WAP...........................................................................................................................................................97 BROWSE WEB PAGES................................................................................................................................98 MAIN FORMS...............................................................................................................................................98 OPENING A WEB PAGE...............................................................................................................................99 APPENDIX I DUAL-GSM & DUAL-WORKING .................................................................................101 APPENDIX II TECHNICAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................102 APPENDIX III PHONE STANDARD EQUIPMENT LIST..................................................................106 APPENDIX Ⅳ TOXIC SUBSTANCES OR HARMFUL ELEMENTS STATEMENT......................108

11. Getting Started 1.1 Viewing Your Device Your Coolpad 8166G2 is a dual SIM cards dual standby business-assistant smart phone. It has not only basic communication function, but also powerful PDA function, which helps you enjoy entertainment in your spare time. Fig. 1-1

2Table 1.1 Functions of Shortcut Keys Key Application/Interface Functions Press and hold it to go to the Call Log interface. When an incoming call arrives Press it to answer the call. In Call Log/Contacts Press it to dial the number that the cursor is currently highlighting. Call Key Keypad Press it to dial the number. During a call Press it to end the call. In the text entry interface Press it to delete character(s). In any application In view status, press it to exit the current window. End Key In standby/home screen Press it to switch between standby and home

41.2 SIM card Procedures for inserting a SIM card: Caution 1. Switch off the device before replacing, inserting or removing SIM card; otherwise, a fault may occur to the device; 2. Take care of SIM card. Do not bend or scratch it, nor exposure to static electricity or water.

51.3 Battery 1. Plug one end of the data cable into the USB of the charger, and then connect the charger to a power outlet; 2. Plug another end into the I/O jack of the device; 3. Upon completion of charge, unplug the data cable from your device, and then disconnect the charger from the power outlet. Prompt 1. Your device can monitor and display information concerning the battery. Tap on the status bar to display the power level. 2. When the battery is charging, if your device is ON, indicator is displayed on the status bar; if your device is OFF, message “Charging” is displayed on the device screen. 3. When the power level is low, a prompt pops up, informing you to disable antenna. If the battery charge is extremely low, the device will shut down automatically. Please charge the

6battery in time. 4. You can charge the battery at any time, even if the device is off or switching on. Charging upon switching on will not compromise the device performance. 5. You can not use a desktop charger and an USB cable to charge the battery at the same time. (For USB jack, the output voltage is 5V and the current 250mA. It can be used to charge any device that below 250mA, e.g. Bluetooth headset.) Caution: Please follow the correct procedures to switch on/off the device. In order to avoid loss of data, do not install or remove the battery when the battery is being charged or the device is switching on. 1.4 Private Mode This device supports two modes: normal mode and private mode. In Private mode, you can mark any data stored on the device, and even a whole folder in some module, as private. Private data is invisible in Normal mode. If your device enters the standby state in Private mode, it

7switches to Normal mode automatically when activated. To switch to Private mode, follow the procedure below: 1. In any interface, use the stylus to scratch the screen from the top to the bottom incessantly; 2. In the pop-up box, select Private Mode as the active mode; 3. Enter the correct private password; 4. Select the application you want to access, or change the password.

8 Caution: Folders marked as private can only be accessed in Private mode.

92 Basic Operations Switching the Device On/Off 1. When the device is ON, press and hold the Power key until the Shut Down dialog box appears, where you can select Shut Down to switch off the device or select Disable/Enable Antenna to disable/enable the communication feature; 2. When the device is OFF, press and hold the Power key. Select the power-on mode from the Please Select Mode dialog box according to your needs. 3. The Power key can also serve as the Inactivate/Activate key. To turn your display off, just press the Power key briefly. Briefly press the Power key again to activate the display. Indicators on the Status Bar Indicators on the status bar are used to indicate various current working states of the device,

10as shown in table below: Indicators Function and Relative Operations Indicates signal strength, tap it to view network status. Battery is full. Indicates power level. Tap it to view current power level. The battery charge is low. The battery is charging. A call is in process. You have missed calls. Tap it to view details of the missed call. You have unread SMS messages. Tap it to view details of the unread message. Maximum of SMS messages on the SIM card reached.

13Input Methods This device supports multiple convenient text input methods, which are available in all text input/edit areas. Tap the input panel icon in the upper right corner of the screen. Then it changes to . z Handwriting input method The following describes how to enter English letters in the handwriting input mode: 1. Write an English letter in the Graffiti area. Then, all candidates are displayed in the candidate character list. Select the one you desired. If it is not included in the candidate character list, then you need to rewrite. 2. Select ful to write letters in full-screen mode with all candidates displayed in the candidate character list.

143. Tap your desired letter in the candidate character list and its related words are displayed in the candidate character list. Tap the word you desired to enter it or write next letter directly. If the one you desired is not included, tap to scroll through the list. z Full screen handwriting input This device supports full screen handwriting input. You can adjust the stoke width in Settings>Input Panel. z ABC and Abc input method (as shown in Fig. 2-1) Fig. 2-1

15Enter text with physical keyboard Besides using stylus and virtual keyboard, you can enter text with the physical keyboard. To use the physical keyboard, you need to tap to show the input panel first. Once input panel shows, you can press the * key on the physical keyboard to switch among various input methods, press the End key functions to delete characters and press the centre of 5-way joystick for confirmation. When the symbol, handwriting or full screen input mode is activated, keys 1-9 function to enter numbers; when abc input mode is activated, keys 2-9 function to enter letters, and key 1 functions to enter the various symbols. Skills: press the * key on the physical keyboard to switch among various input methods.

163 Call Functions 3.1 Making a Call You can make a call using one of several methods provided below: 1. Input a number in the input field and then tap or . 2. If you want to dial the last number you dialed, tap directly and then tap or . Table 1 Different displays of one button displayed in different cases. is used to redial the most recent number you dialed after last power on. If you did not make a call after last power on or the number-input field is not empty, is displayed. You can directly tap it and make a call to the number you input.

17 Delay: The remaining number following P is automatically dialed out 4 seconds later after the call is connected. You can input several Ps continuously, and 4 seconds delayed for each P. Pause: After the call is connected, the remaining number following W is sent only when you tap . Different display formats of one button in different cases. Usually it is displayed as , used to input international long-distance number; if tapped or input a number, it switches into , which can clear the number in the input field upon one tap. Delete numbers entered one by one.

18 Designed for GSM2 card. You can tap it to dial the number you input. IP dial: the left button is designed for GSM1 card and the right one for GSM2 card. Tap it and you can dial the number you input with IP number added. When inputting a number, you can use any of them to find a contact number. Key is used for number association find and for letter association find. Save the number input in the keypad to Contacts; during the call, save the number input in the keypad to the temporary numbers of Call Log. Switch between association keypad and non-association keypad

19 Switch to the Call Log interface Switch to Speed Dial Fig. 3-1 Fig. 3-2 If you only remember several consecutive digits of the number, you can enter them to find matched entries by number association (as shown in Fig. 3-1).

20When the desired contact appears in the contacts list in the course of inputting numbers, you can use the up/down key of the 5-way joystick to move that entry. When that contact is in the input field, you can press Call key or tap / to make a call to him/her. If you remember the contact’s name, you can use letter association to find the contact. Tap on the keypad and input the first letter of him/her name. For example, the initial of Maya, M, is on number key 6 of keypad, as shown in Fig. 3-2. Caution: if you enable data protection password for Contacts, the Verify Password interface pops up when you tap or .

213.2 Speed Dial Creating a Speed-Dial Entry 1. Tap a blank entry in the Speed Dial main view; 2. Enter related information, and then tap Save. To create a shortcut to the file stored on your phone or memory card, select Add Shortcut. Editing/Deleting a Speed-Dial Entry 1. In the Speed Dial main view, press and hold the speed-dial entry to be edited/deleted until a shortcut menu pops up; 2. Select Delete from the pop-up menu to delete the entry. 3. Or select Edit to edit the entry. Selecting Speed-Dial Mode 1. Directly tap an entry to dial the number from the preferred SIM card. 2. Press and hold an entry, and then select a dialing mode from the pop-up menu (GSM1_Dial,

22GSM1_IP Dial, GSM2_Dial and GSM2_IP Dial). You can make a call by selecting a dialing mode or press Call key on the physical keyboard. Tip: For the speed-dial entry imported from Contacts, deleting it will not delete the corresponding entry in Contacts. 3.3 Answering a Call In the interface for answering a call, select Keypad and the interface switches to the keypad application. Or select Handfree to answer the call handsfree. Tap to pop up a menu, from which you can select Mute to turn off your microphone or select Hold to put the call on hold. You can tap Record to record the call. 3.4 Features Available During a Call z Using Contacts

23During a call, tap , and then select Contacts from the pop-up menu to display the Contacts interface. Tips: During a call, is displayed in the status bar, indicating a call is in process. z Three-Party Service This device supports the three-party service. During a three-party conference call, you can switch between calls, drop a party, hold a call and end calls by tapping the corresponding buttons. Tips: The availability of this feature depends on the network system. Please contact your service provider for contents supported. z Dual-Standby Call Feature On the premise that both of the two networks of the device are launched, if an incoming call to network 2 arrives while the call to network 1 is in process, a second call window appears in the main call interface. Then, you can select Answer to answer the new call. The first call is hung up

24as you answer the second call. And current interface for the first call switches into other interface. During a call, you can adjust the call volume by pressing the Volume keys on the left side of the device. The volume you adjusted is regarded as the default volume next time the call is connected. 4 Call Log Call Log functions to log lists of outgoing and incoming calls, and to store messages up to

252000 records. Operations Available in Call Log 1. On the Call Log main view, double tap an entry to display the Details interface; 2. On the Details interface, tap the phone number to show the shortcut menu. Then you can perform operations by selecting corresponding options from the menu; 3. On the Call Log interface, tap the Dial button to call back the number contained in the current entry. Tap Delete to delete the current entry or tap Message to send messages to the number contained in the current entry; 4. On the Call Log interface, tap heading menu Call Log to pop up a drop-down menu. Then you can perform operations by selecting corresponding options from the menu. For example, you can select Find to find an entry; select Clear All to clear all entries or select Enable Password to enable data protection password. 5 Contacts The Contacts application is a tool storing contact information.

26 Tips: It is recommended that you store all the contact information on the device for modifying or saving contact information better. 5.1 Creating a Contact on Phone 1. In the Contacts main view, tap the New button, and select Contact on Phone from the pop-up menu. 2. Enter the information that you want to record in the input area, select options from the drop-down list box, if available, and then tap Save. 3. Select to enter notes about the contact. For details on notes, refer to Section 24.1 “Creating a Note/Sketch”; Tips: In the title bar, tap to display the basic info interface, tap or the Detail button to enter detailed information such as the company, address and birthday of the contact.

275.2 Contact and Group 1. In the Contacts main view, select Contacts > Group > Add > Add to Group; 2. Tap in the right-upper corner of the title bar, and then select the contact range from the drop-down list; 3. In the event of many contact entries, you can search for specified contact entries by tapping ; 4. Select desired contact entries, or select all entries by tapping Sel.All. To cancel the selection, just tap ClrAll; 5. Tap Add, and from the pop-up menu, select the group desired to add the entries to it. 5.3 Making a Call from Contacts Method I: In the Contacts main view, select a contact entry, and then tap Dial Method II: In the Contacts main view, press and hold a contact entry, and select a dialing

28mode from the pop-up menu. Method III: 1. Double tap a contact entry to display the details interface. 2. Press and hold the number to be dialed to display a pop-up menu. Then, select a dialing mode from the pop-up menu: Edit & Dial, IP Dial (GSM1 or GSM2), and Dial (GSM1 or GSM2). Tap it and make a call. 5.4 Quick Location The device provides you with the quick location feature ( ), which allows you to find a specific contact entry quickly. You can find a contact entry by tapping initial letter(s) of his/her name on alphabetic keyboard in the quick location window. You can also find contact entries by using the numeric location panel. In any contact list interface, press any number key (1-9) to activate the numeric location panel. To

29find a contact entry, just tap digits corresponding to the initial letters of the contact name. Tips: The more detailed information you enter, the more quickly the contact is found. 5.5 Copying Contacts on SIM Card to Phone 1. In the Contacts main view, select Contacts > Copy > SIM to Phone, and then select a contact group; 2. Tap Sel.All, and then tap Copy to copy all contact entries to the phone. Also, you can select one or multiple entries, and then tap Copy, to copy the selected entries to the phone one by one or by batch. After you copy contact entries stored on the SIM card to the phone, system will automatically create the From Card group, serving to store all information originally stored on the SIM card.

305.6 Copying Contacts on Phone to SIM Card 1. In the Contacts main view, select Contacts > Copy > Phone to SIM; 2. Tap Sel.All and then tap Copy, and select the card type to copy all contact entries to the selected card. Also, you can select one or multiple entries, tap Copy, and then select the card type to copy the selected entries to the selected SIM card one by one or by batch. 5.7 Viewing Associated Information of a Contact In the Contacts main view, double tap a contact entry to display the details interface, as shown in Fig. 5-1. In the drop-down list, select the information type that you want to view. Then, the interface shown in Fig. 5-2 appears, which displays all information involved in the selected type.

326 Messages 6.1 Writing an Short Message Tap New in the Messages main view, to display the New interface: 1. Directly enter a phone number in the input field or tap to select one from Contacts; 2. Enter contents: Enter the contents to be sent in the content box. The numbers in the title bar show the number of characters you entered and the total number of characters that can be entered; 3. Tap New > Quick Text to display the Quick Text interface, where you can select the phrase that you want to insert into your message; 4. Tap or to send the message that you write just now. If it is sent successfully, it is saved to the Sent automatically; if not, it is saved to the Outbox; Tap Save

33to save this message, by default, to the Drafts. z Create a custom folder 1. In the Messages main view, select Messages > Folder > New; 2. Enter a name for the folder; 3. Set filter rule: Directly enter a phone number in the input filed beside Contacts, or tap Contacts to add multiple numbers or select numbers from Contacts. After creation, messages from or to numbers that you specify will be saved to the custom folder automatically. 4. To encrypt the folder, select the check option Enable password. You can mark this custom folder as private in Private mode. z Delete a custom folder In the Messages main view, select Messages > Folder > Delete to clear the selected folder

34 Tips: You can only delete a custom folder. A system folder cannot be deleted. Settings In the Messages main view, select Messages > SMS Settings > General Settings, Cell Broadcast or Special Settings, to display corresponding interface. Enter related information, and tap OK, or tap Default to restore the default settings. ·Signature: If you enter a signature here, the signature is attached automatically every time you edit a message. ·Delivery Report: You can enable or disable the prompt message shown after a message is sent out. If you are too busy to reply to a message, you can select Messages > SMS Settings > Special Settings, tap the Other Settings tab. Check the option of Enable auto-reply, enter the

35message to be sent, and tap OK. Then, when you have a message from a phone number stored in Contacts, the message containing the preset text will be sent to the number automatically. Tips: 1. For details on the SMSC number and voice mailbox number, please contact your network service provider. 2. Tap and hold a message with your stylus and the short-cut menu will pop up. 6.2 Creating an MMS Message In the Messages main view, tap New to display the New interface, and select MMS in the first drop-down list to show the following interface:

36 Fig.6-1 1. Directly enter a mobile number or an E-mail address in the input field or tap To to select a recipient from Contacts; 2. Enter the subject of the MMS message; Insert images, texts or audio files as required; 3. Tap Preview to preview the MMS message; Tap Send to send the MMS message; 4. Tap Save. By default, the message is saved to the Drafts.

37MMS Settings In the Messages main view, tap Messages > MMS Settings in the title bar to show the Settings interface. You can set corresponding function and tap OK to save you changes, or tap Default to restore system default settings.

387 Web The web browser application of this device allows you to surf the Internet at any time in any place. With this device, you can access any WEB pages. Tap to display the Net Connection interface. Please select the corresponding connection according to your card type and tap Connect. Then, the system will access the network automatically and open the homepage that you set. ¾ File: on its drop menu, there are Open, Save As, Work Offline and Close. ¾ Edit: on its drop menu, there are Cut, Copy, Paste, Select All and Find. ¾ View: on its drop menu, there are Text Size, Encoding, Go, Back, Forward, Stop, Refresh and Internet Options. ¾ Favorites: on its drop menu, there are Add to Favorites, Organize Favorites and URL List. : Go to the previous directory : Go to the next directory

39: Return to the upper-level directory : Stop downloading from the web page : Refresh the web page : Return to the homepage : Search Caution: Availability of Internet access depends upon whether your network carrier provides this service, and whether you have subscribed to this service. For details, please contact your network carrier. The option is unavailable temporarily if it is displayed in grey.

413. In the Account Settings interface, enter corresponding information and then tap Save. Tips: For information of POP3 and IMAP, please contact your service provider or check out the corresponding website. Account Manager In the E-mail main view, select E-mail > Account Manager to display the interface for managing account. All existing accounts are listed in the list area. Buttons in this window include New, Delete and Set as Default, etc. Tips: If you do not specify an account for sending an e-mail, by default, the e-mail message is sent from the default account. Writing an E-mail Message In the E-mail main view, tap the New button, or double tap a folder under the account from which you want to send the e-mail and then select New.

421. Enter a recipient’s address in the To field or tap To to select one from Contacts; 2. Enter one or multiple e-mail addresses to which you want to send the copy of the e-mail in the Cc field. You can enter directly or select from Contacts as you do in step 1; 3. Enter the subject and contents; Then tap Sender Addr and select an e-mail account from the pop-up menu, or directly tap Send to use the default account; Tap Save to save the e-mail to the specified folder; System Settings 1. Tap E-Mail > System Settings, and select a storage location. Then, the memory space used by and available for E-Mail on that storage location is shown. 2. Enable data protection password and set your password.

43Remote Manager This feature allows you to conduct operations to e-mail messages stored on the server directly before downloading them. In the E-mail main view, tap E-Mail > Remote Manager or tap the Rmt Mgr button, to display the interface for remote manager. 1. Tap in the title bar and select the account you want to manage from the drop-down list; 2. Tap New Mail to retrieve headers of e-mail messages that are not retrieved from server; 3. Tap All Mail to retrieve headers of all e-mail messages from the server; 4. By default, the status of all headers is set to Ignore, which can be changed manually. 5. After setting the status of all headers to be handled, select Do to conduct corresponding operations such as receiving, receiving and then deleting, and deleting headers

449 PDA Itinerary The itinerary application can help you to arrange plans like vehicle, hotel, meeting and scheduled events, and remind you of upcoming event in time. If you have a calendar arrangement during the period of this itinerary, a calendar icon will be displayed as well; tapping it you can view the corresponding calendar arrangement. This application can also let you to notify the people concerned via messages or e-mails. Creating an Itinerary Entry 1. In the Itinerary main view (as shown in Fig.1), select New to enter the interface for creating an itinerary. Notes: Tap to edit itinerary notes. See “Notes” for details. 2. Enter corresponding information and choose Save. 3. Tap the icon of each sub-itinerary to enter the interface of corresponding template. Then,

45you can fill in contents according to items listed. There are two methods to select a vehicle: 1. In the interface of new itinerary, tap the vehicle icon to make selection. 2. In the interface of a concrete vehicle template, you can choose from the drop-down list of vehicle field by tapping the down arrow.) When filling in other sub-itinerary: ) Tap the blank area of time or time zone field can make settings to time or time zone. ) When choose the Send notice when alarm sounds option in the notification interface, you can send messages or e-mails to the selected contacts manually or automatically. : Vehicle : Hotel : Meeting : To-do : Project

4610 Calendar On the PDA home screen, tap to enter the Calendar interface. Creating a Scheduled Event Tap New in any view interface to enter the editing interface, or tapping an interval or pressing and dragging to select an area with the stylus in the day view or week view. 1. In the interface for adding a scheduled event, fill in the event information. 2. Tap in the title bar, and then select a folder for the event from the drop-down menu

47displayed. See “Editing a Folder” in “Itinerary” for more information on creating a folder. 3. Tap to edit a remark. For details, please refer to “Notes”. 4. Save: Save the current settings when finished. 11 Tasks On the PDA home screen, tap to display the Tasks main view. The descriptions of the main view are as follows: 1. The figure in the title bar indicates the total number of tasks in the current interface and the relative location of the selected task in the list. 2. You can browse tasks according to type or time by selecting options from the drop-down list box. Creating a Task 1. Tap New and enter detailed information.

482. Tap in the title bar, and choose a folder. See “Itinerary” for more information on creating a folder. 3. Tap the icon to edit notes. See “Notes” for more information on tools available in this interface. 4. Save: Save this task. 12 Office On the PDA home screen, tap the icon to enter the office module. The Office application module provides you with general tools such as PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel and WordPad. With this feature, you can view or edit documents stored on the Micro SD card.

4913 My Files On the PDA home screen, tap the icon to display its main view. With the My Files application, you can view, delete and send contents stored on this device and T-Flash card. You can manage contents in the window using options available. In the title bar, tap File, Edit, view or Go to pop up a drop down menu, then you can execute corresponding operation according to its function options. Caution: The option is unavailable temporarily if it is displayed in grey. Instruction: To return to the upper-level directory, tap . You can view properties of a file or folder by tapping after selecting it. To delete a folder, select a folder, and then tap . 14 Alarm The alarm clock provides you with features of setting date and time, alarm clock, calendar, stopwatch, timer and world time zone.

50Date and Time: You can set three different date and time in different time zones. Tap the clock tray, date display area or time zone display area can set the corresponding items. Alarm: This device can support six alarm clocks at one time。 Calendar: Can select a day (1950-2050 A.D) to view. Stopwatch: You can use it to account seconds. Tap Record to record lasting seconds. Timer: You can set four timing which can process at the same time. Time Zone: You can view the time difference for any time zone on the world.

51 Multimedia 15 Coolpad Player Coolpad Player supports both audio and video playing. With this feature, you can play not only files in the format of MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, but also MP4 and 3GP audio-visual files. This feature enables your phone to be a real pocket multimedia audio-visual device. Fig.15-1 Fig.15-2

52Playing an Audio-Visual File Please select CP Player > Open File in the title bar to play an audio-visual file. Then, you can browse any file stored on the device from My Device list box. If you have inserted a Micro SD card in your device, you can open any file stored on it that can be played by the player. If lyrics (lrc format) are available for the MP3 file, and they are under the same directory with the same file name (e.g. the corresponding lyrics of file abc.mp3 should be lrc.abc), lyrics will be displayed simultaneously as the MP3 file is played. The playing progress, and the duration of the file that is being played are displayed in the course of playing. Moreover, you can perform operations by selecting corresponding operations available in the window. Using Play List Select CP Player > Playlists in the title bar, to display the playlists window (as shown in

53Fig.15-2). Select a file in some folder and tap to add your favorite audio-visual file into play list. In the play list, tap the button to play the select file directly. When play a video file in full screen, you can adjust the volume by dragging the 5-way joystick to left or right side.

5416 Camera The Camera application supports video recording and taking a photo in full screen. With a 1.3 mega-pixel camera, the device can take static digital photos with a resolution of up to 1280 x 960. You can tap or press the Shutter button to enable this application. Fig. 16-1 Fig. 16-2 Main view Tap the Settings button to pop up a shortcut box for setting options. Tap each shortcut icon to

55pop up its concrete contents, and then you can make selection. Taking a Photo You can enter the shooting mode by default after enabling this application or selecting Photo in the mode selection. After setting various parameters of your camera, focus on the subject and press the Shutter button or press the center of 5-way joystick to complete shooting. The photo taken is automatically saved to the storage location you selected. If you tap , a confirmation prompt pops up, informing you of the deletion. Then, tap OK to delete the photo. Making a Video Recording To enter the video mode, select Video in Mode, or tap the video icon in the main view. During the video recording, the progress is displayed by the time bar. Press the Shutter button to start recording and press it again to stop. Select a storage location in the Save To option.

$56 Skills: When taking photos, you can press the up\down of 5-way joystick to switch the mode; press the left\right to set or browse view. The focal length can be adjusted by the volume key. Caution: Please select distance-view mode by the pole of camera lens. 17 Games This device provides you the game GoBang, which helps you to relax fully in entertainment. GoBang Based on the traditional game settings, this game are enhanced to make the game more flexible. In this game, the player can choose the color of the chessman, and retract a false move during the game. You can find GoBang in Games on the Multimedia home screen. Rule: The one who attains five chessmen in the same color in a row first wins. Tips: After selecting chessman color, tap New to bring the selection into effect.$