Haier Z3000B Bedienungsanleitung

Haier Mobile Phone

Caizhixing Z3000B

Color Screen GPRS

User’s Guide

Notice to Users

Thank you for purchasing Haier mobile phone. It blends into a unity high technology, stylish

shape and versatility and is sure to add fun to your life.

For safe and efficient use of your mobile phone, please read this manual carefully and keep it

in a safe place for later reference.

The user’s guide serves as a manual of operation instructions instead of a quality certificate.

Haier reserves the power of interpretation of any misprint, discrepancy from the update,

software upgrading and product improvement. Information contained herein is subject to

change without notice.

Table of Contents

1. General information

1.1 Keypad

1.1.1 Number keys

1.1.2 Control keys

1.1.3 Key operation in standby mode

1.2 Display

1.3 Installing the battery

1.4 Installing the SIM card

1.5 Charging the battery

1.6 256-color cool light

2. Basic operation

2.1 Turning on the mobile phone

2.2 Turning off the mobile phone

2.3 Placing a call

2.4 Answering a call

2.5 Text input methods

2.5.1 T9 intelligent English input

2.5.2 Symbol input

2.5.3 Number input

2.6 Phonebook

2.6.1 Searching an entry

2.6.2 Creating an entry

2.6.3 Phonebook list

2.6.4 Checking the phonebook capacity

2.6.5 Deleting all entries

2.6.6 Copying all entries

2.6.7 Moving all entries

2.6.8 Group setting

2.6.9 Selecting memory

2.6.10 IP call service number

2.6.11 Personal information

2.8 Data transfer between phone and PC

2.8.1 Download MIDI ring

2.8.2 Download standby screen display

2.8.3 Transfer phone to PC

3. Menu operation

3.5 Text message (network dependent)

3.5.1 Inbox

3.5.2 Outbox

3.5.3 Composing a text message

3.5.4 Setting up the text message box

3.5.5 Deleting text messages

3.5.6 Checking the capacity

3.5.7 Voicemail

3.5.8 Text message broadcast

3.1 Call record

3.1.1 Dialed calls

3.1.2 Answered numbers

3.1.3 Missed calls

3.1.4 Deleting a call list

3.1.5 Call meters

3.3. Quick settings

3.2 Mode settings

3.2.1 Personalized settings

3.4 Phone settings

3.4.1 Ringer types

3.4.2 Volume adjustment

3.4.3 Phone settings

3.4.4 Call settings

3.4.5 Time setting

3.4.6 Security

3.4.7 Safeguard

3.4.8 Network

3.4.9 Factory setting

3.3 Call forward (network dependent)

3.5.1 Unconditional call forward

3.5.2 Call forward when busy

3.5.3 Call forward when not answered

3.5.4 Call forward when not reachable

3.5.5 Canceling call forward

3.5.6 Checking status

3.8 Advanced operations

3.8.1 Organizer

3.8.2 Alarm clock

3.8.3 Calculator

3.8.4 Stopwatch

3.8.5 Timer

3.8.6 World time

3.6.7 Biological clock

3.6 Entertainment

3.6.1 Camera

3.6.2 Game

3.6.2 Mobile QQ (network dependent)

3.6.4 Biological clock

3.7 WAP (network dependent)

3.7.1 Homepage

3.7.2 Bookmark

3.7.3 Webpage visited last time

3.7.4 Navigation

3.7.5 Settings

3.9 STK service (network dependent)

4. Accessories

4.1 Earphones

4.2 Charger

4.3 Data cable

4.4

5. Safety precautions

6. Care and maintenance

1. General information

External camera / earphone jack

Antenna

Left softkey

Volume key

Left key

Send key / answer

Clear key

Built-in speaker

Up key

Right softkey

Enter key

Right key

Down key

Power/End key

Number keys

Microphone

1.1 Keypad

Your mobile phone has 25 keys and can be divided into two parts:

 Number/letter keys, 12 keys in all

 Control keys, 13 keys in all

1.1.1 Number/letter keys

There are 12 number/letter keys, that is, 0 to 9 and the "*" key and "#" key.

You can use these keys to input numbers or letters/symbols and pressing a key may

correspond to different results as listed below:

Editor input

Letter Number

Calculator

Key icon

Capital letter Small letter Press briefly Press and hold

1 Space Space

* Conversion

among input

modes

Conversion

among input

modes

# Press briefly:

conversion

between

capital and

small letters

Press and

hold: symbol

input

Press briefly:

conversion

between

capital and

small letters

Press and

hold: symbol

input

1.1.2 Control keys

Power/End key

Red key in the right part of the keypad.

 Press to power on the phone. Press and hold during the charging process.

 Press and hold to power off the phone.

 Press briefly to return to the standby mode from a menu or editing mode.

 Press to end a call.

 Press to refuse to answer a call.

Send key / Answer key

Green key in the left part of the keypad. Press to place or answer a call. From standby mode,

press to access dialed calls.

Left softkey and right softkey

The left softkey is in the upper left corner of the keypad and the right softkey is in the upper

right corner of the keypad. Their functions are indicated at the bottom of the screen.

Navigation Keys

There are four navigation keys, namely, Right, Left, Up and Down.

Up and Down:

 Scroll to show the letters/symbols available for selection in the editor.

 Scroll to view menus and lists.

 Scroll to read messages or other texts.

Note: The Up/Down keys feature auto repeat. When pressing and holding either one of these

two keys, it acts as being pressed many times, i.e. when pressing the key firmly, after a lapse

of time, the auto repeat function will be activated. The lapse of time required to activated the

function has been preset and cannot be modified.

Left and Right:

 Scroll to move the cursor in the editor.

Enter Key (Ok key)

The key in the center of the navigation keys. Press to confirm.

Clear Key

Also known as Back key.

When editing, press briefly to delete the previous character, or if there is no previous

character, delete the subsequent characters in sequence. Press and hold to delete all the

characters. Press to return to the previous display. Press and hold to return to the standby

mode.

When viewing menus, pess briefly to return to the previous menu. Press and hold to return to

the standby mode.

Side Keys

 When the flip is closed and the earphone is attached, press briefly any of them to answer

an incoming call.

 When the flip is closed, press and hold to stop ringer, vibrator or backlight, whether the

earphone is attached or not.

 When the flip is closed and the earphone is attached, press and hold to end a call.

 Press to adjust the volume of the speaker or the earphone.

 Press briefly to adjust the volume of the earphone when the radio is turned on.

 Press and hold to search a desired channel when the radio is turned on and the flip is

closed.

1.1.3 Key operation from the standby mode

The user may from the standby mode:

 Press the Send key to access dialed numbers

 Press the left softkey or the Enter key to access the main menu (when the external

camera is attached, press the key will activate the camera menu)

 Press and hold key ‘OK’ will activate voice command function

 Press the Up key to access the call list

 Press the Down key to access the phonebook list

 Press the Right key to access the SMS menu

 Press the Right softkey to access the phonebook menu

 Input the telephone number with the number keys, dial a number or display a menu

 Use the user-defined hotkey (see "Hotkey Setting")

1.2 Display

The main display has 128(width)x128(height) pixels and is capable of displaying 4096 colors.

Icons

The icons are only available under standby mode, to indicate the current status of the phone.

Icon Name of icon Description

Battery level Shows the amount of charge left in your battery in

the form of five visible bars. The number of battery

bars displayed will vary from zero to four repeatedly

during the charging process.

Network Composed of two parts. The left part indicates that

the mobile phone is duly registered to a network.

The right part shows the signal strength. The more

bars visible, the greater the signal strength. Five

bars are displayed when the signal is strongest. If a

GPRS icon is displayed, it indicates that your

phone is in the GPRS mode.

Roam Appears when your phone uses another network

system outside your home network.

Local network Appears when your phone uses the home network.

GPRS status Right icon: Your phone is in the GPRS mode. Left

icon: Your phone isn't in the GPRS mode.

Text message Appears when there are one or more unread text

messages. After you read these text messages, the

icon disappears. The right icon is displayed when

the text message storage is full. In this case, only

the right icon is displayed even when there is any

unread text message.

Alarm clock Appears when the alarm clock function is activated.

Vibrator Indicates vibration alert will be given upon incoming

call, new event or clock event.

Call forward Appears when the Call Forward feature is

activated.

Mute Appears when the Mute feature is activated.

Not answer Appears when the Not Answer feature is activated.

Answer all Appears when the Answer All feature is activated.

Standby display events

 Unanswered calls

A reminder for unanswered call is shown to announce an incoming call that is unanswered.

Press the Clear key or the power key to return to the standby mode. If so, no more reminder

will be shown.

 New Text Message

A reminder for text message is shown to announce a new text message. Press the Clear key

or the power key to return to the standby mode. If so, no more reminder will be shown.

 Organizer

It is of the least priority. When an operation of higher priority is in progress, the organizer only

plays a reminder alert for specific events. The calendar is displayed only when you quit other

operations. Press the Clear key or the power key to return to standby display.

Dialing a Previously Dialed Phone Number

From standby, press the Send key to access the list of dialed numbers.

Scroll up and down to select the desired number and press the Send key to make a call.

1.3 Installing battery

Installing battery

 Direct the ridge of the battery to the base of the phone.

 Insert the battery into the battery compartment and push down until snap it into place.

Removing battery

Push the battery release catch upwards to release the battery from the phone. Remove the

battery.

1.4 Installing the SIM card

Installing the SIM card

SIM cards are available at your service provider. A SIM card keeps track of your phone

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