SciPhone I68 manual Dial and receive calls, Dial calls, Speed dial from phone book

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SciPhone i68 Quad band Cell Phone User Manual

cards; the names vary from producer to producer.

First power off and remove the battery, push the T-Flash card slot upward and slightly pull it outward and insert your TF card into the slot with the nicked corner on the right and the metal contact points facing inward, and then cover the slot.

Note: TF card requires anti-static operation; do not place your TF card in your pocket, do not touch the metal contact points and keep it out of the reach of children. Do not try to insert or remove your TF card while power-on.

3 Dial and receive calls

3.1 dial calls

Enter the telephone number you want to dial. Click the delete key to delete the last digit if the number is incorrect. Repeat this step to delete the other digits until all the numbers are deleted. Click the dial key to dial after you input the correct number. If the number is stored in your phone, the owner’s name of this number will be displayed.

After the call, click the hang-up key and the screen will show a prompt of ending and then return to menu mode.

3.1.1 Speed dial from phone book

Method 1: Use the shortcut to enter the phone book and select quick search, browse the telephone numbers and find the pre-stored number; click the telephone number or the options on the bottom left side of the screen, and then click the dial key at the bottom of the screen.

Method 2: Enter the phone book and use the initial letters of the names for quick search. You can use the up/down scroll bar to locate the name of the person or the telephone number you want to dial. Click the telephone number or the options on the bottom left side of the screen, and then click the dial key at the bottom of the screen.

Method 3: Enter the phone book and select “search by name”, input the name of the person you want to dial, find the number and click the telephone number or the options on the bottom left side of the screen, then click the dial key at the bottom of the screen.

3.1.2 Speed dial from call list

Enter “Call list” from main menu,

Missed calls: displays the recent missed calls.

Received calls: displays the recent received calls.

Dialed calls: displays the recent dialed calls.

Directly click the name of the person or the number, then click the options on the left bottom side of the screen and click the dial key to dial the number.

3.2 Dial an emergency number

You can dial an emergency number only within the range of a GSM system. Enter an emergency number, such as 112 and click the dial key. If you don’t have an SIM card, you can still dial an emergency number.

Note: Like any other mobile phone, not all of the features of this phone are supported by your network, due to the poor network coverage or wireless signal transmission, and therefore, some networks do not support 112 emergency call services. So, you should not totally rely on mobile telephone for especially important telecommunications, such as medical emergency aid. Please consult the local network service provider.

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V1.0 Welcome to use our products DisclaimerFeatures and functions Appearance and keysAppearance of the phone Instructions How to power on/off How to remove your SIM cardHow to recharge the battery Insert and remove your memory cardSpeed dial from phone book Dial and receive callsDial calls Speed dial from call listMultimedia Video player Camera AlbumRecording Phone book DIY melodyGame Short message service Messages /sending messagesMMS Call list Voice mail serverBroadcast message Calendar MemosClock Management tools Network serviceCalculator SIM card selectionBluetooth Currency converterBook SettingsPhone settings Pen calibrationCall divert Call settingsCall waiting Call barringCaller ID /Owner number Call time reminderCall time display Auto re-dialPreferred networks Network setup 15.4.1 Network selectionSecurity setup Gprs connectionUser profiles Folder-related operations Archive managementInput method File-related operationsWrite message Service and MaintenanceService and maintenance English and Numeric inputHelp Battery maintenanceAppendix Appendix 1 Technical termsAppendix 2 Technical specifications