User Manual: TG-L800S

User Manual
TG-L800S
Contents
Before Using Music........................................................... 82
Video Player.............................................. 85
Read this first...............................................3
Email............................................................ 87
Copyrights Information...........................4
Alarm/Clock............................................... 91
Calendar..................................................... 93
FM Radio....................................................94
Getting Started LUNA
Note............................................................. 95
What’s in the Box........................................5 Calculator................................................... 95
LUNA Overview..........................................6 File Manager.............................................96
Installing the micro SIM Card................9 Voice Note.................................................. 97
Installing the micro SD Card.................11 Safebox.......................................................98
Charging the Battery..............................12 Backup Tool...............................................99
Power On/Off............................................15 Weather......................................................99
Downloads................................................99
Torch............................................................99
Getting to Know Your LUNA Google Apps...........................................100
Touch Screen.............................................17
Home Screen............................................ 22
Lock Screen............................................... 49 Settings
Typing Characters....................................51 About Settings.......................................102
Running and Stopping Apps...............54 Wireless & Networks Settings..........103
Screen Capture........................................54 System Settings..................................... 110
Managing your Smartphone and Personal Settings.................................. 115
Data............................................................. 55 Device Settings...................................... 119
Connecting the Wireless Display.......58
Data Sharing............................................. 59
Appendix
User Troubleshooting Guide (Check
Using Apps
Before Requesting Service)...............122
Installing and Deleting Apps...............60 Specifications.........................................126
Phone.......................................................... 61 Customer Service..................................127
Contacts.....................................................66 Important Safety Information..........127
Messaging................................................. 69 FCC Compliance Statement...............131
Browser...................................................... 72
Camera....................................................... 73
Gallery......................................................... 81
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Before Using
Read this first

Please read this User Manual before using the smartphone to ensure that you are using it safely
and correctly.
≐≐ This User Manual may be changed without notice.
≐≐ Depending on the smartphone model, software version, or mobile network service, some
contents of this User Manual may differ from the actual product.
≐≐ The basic apps that came with your smartphone are subject to change. Support for these
apps may be discontinued without notice at the will of the app developer or mobile service
provider.
≐≐ TG&Co. assumes no responsibility for apps that you purchase from an app market, such as
the Play Store, and install. Please contact your app provider regarding any questions, defects,
and damages caused by defects related to a purchased app.
≐≐ TG&Co. assumes no responsibility for damages resulting from a use of the product that is not
approved by TG&Co., or failure to follow the precautions and instructions of the User Manual.
≐≐ Our company does not guarantee any product that has been damaged due to the use of apps
that are not approved by TG&Co., or the use of illegal apps.
≐≐ TG&Co. assumes no responsibility for device malfunctions and data damages resulting from
the modification of the operating system or the installation of unapproved apps.
≐≐ If you upload or download a large size video file, install apps, and use location-based services
using your cellular network, you may be charged overage fees depending on your data
network plan. If you are sending or receiving large amounts of data, it is recommended to
use Wi-Fi.
≐≐ This wireless device cannot be used for services related to the safety of human life as it has
the possibility of radio wave interference.
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Before Using Copyrights Information
Copyrights Information
≐≐ Copyright © 2016 TG&Co.
≐≐ This manual is protected under international copyright laws. No part of this manual may be
reproduced, distributed, translated, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the
prior written permission of TG&Co.
≐≐ Android, Google, Gmail, YouTube, Play Store, Play Book, Play Movies & TV, Play Games, Voice
Search, Maps, Hangouts, Chrome, Photos, Drive, etc. are registered trademarks of Google
Inc.
≐≐ Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
≐≐ Wi-Fi®, Wi-Fi Protected Setup™, Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Passpoint™, Wi-Fi Direct™, Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™,
and Wi-Fi logo are registered trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.
≐≐ All other trademarks and copyrights are the property of their respective owners.
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Getting Started LUNA
What’s in the Box

The following items are included.
USB cable for charging and

LUNA phone Charger
connecting with a PC
micro SIM and micro SD

Quick guide Warranty card
tray eject pin
NOTES
↝↝ If any of the above are missing, please contact the customer center.
↝↝ Use devices that have been supplied or approved by TG&Co. If you use a device
supplied by another provider that is not approved, your smartphone may malfunction
or not work.
↝↝ The appearance and specifications of the phone and accessories may be changed
without notice.
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Getting Started LUNA LUNA Overview
LUNA Overview
Receiver Stereo earphone jack
Front camera
LED indicator
Illumination and
proximity sensors
Touch screen micro SD card tray
micro SIM card tray
Front microphone
USB connector for
charging and connecting
Speaker
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Rear microphone
Rear camera
Flash
Antenna line
Power button
Volume up button
Volume down button
NFC antenna
Antenna line
NOTES
↝↝ Some touch screen protection films may reduce the touch sensitivity or cause a
malfunction.
↝↝ If water is on the touch screen or the phone is in a humid place, the touch screen may
not work properly.
↝↝ During calling or data communication, if you touch the antenna line with your fingers
or attach a metal label to it, it may decrease call quality and increase the drain on the
battery.
↝↝ If you wish to use a case to protect your smartphone, use a case that has been
supplied or approved by TG&Co.
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BUTTONS
Button Description
≐≐ Press and hold more than 1 second to turn the
smartphone on or off.
Power ≐≐ Press to turn on or lock the screen.
≐≐ Press and hold more than 8 seconds to reboot the
smartphone.
Volume up ≐≐ Press to increase the volume.
≐≐ Press to lower the volume.
Volume down ≐≐ Press the Volume down button and the Power button
simultaneously to capture the current screen.
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Getting Started LUNA Installing the micro SIM Card
Installing the micro SIM Card

To use your smartphone, you must install the micro SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card
supplied by your mobile provider.
1 Insert the micro SIM and micro SD tray eject pin into the micro SIM card tray eject hole and
push the pin until the tray ejects slightly from the slot.
2 Using your thumb and index finger, pull the tray out of the slot completely.
3 Place the micro SIM card on the tray with the metal contact points facing downwards.
4 Insert the tray in which the micro SIM card is installed into the slot completely.
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Getting Started LUNA Installing the micro SIM Card
CAUTIONS
↝↝ Be careful not to damage the contact points of the micro SIM card by bending and
scratching.
↝↝ Do not lose or hand over your smartphone, as the micro SIM card contains your
personal information. If someone makes calls or uses data communication on your
phone, you will be charged a fee. TG&Co. is not liable for damages that result from
losing or transferring your smartphone.
↝↝ Make sure your smartphone’s power is turned off when you install or remove the
micro SIM card. If you install or remove it with the power is on, it may damage the
micro SIM card and your smartphone.
NOTES
↝↝ For information regarding functions and support services of the micro SIM card,
please contact your mobile service provider.
↝↝ The micro SIM card has a lock function preventing its use by others. If you enter an
incorrect password (PIN) three times while the micro SIM card is in lock mode, the
micro SIM card will lock and be unavailable for use. In this case, you must enter the
PUK code to unlock the micro SIM card. The PUK code is provided with the micro SIM
card. If you have forgotten the PUK code, please contact your dealer or the network
service provider that issued the micro SIM card. (Note: if you enter an incorrect PUK
code 10 times, you will be permanently unable to use the micro SIM card.)
↝↝ When you turn your smartphone on for the first time, it takes about 1 minute until it is
ready for use, as it needs to read the information from the micro SIM card.
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Getting Started LUNA Installing the micro SD Card
Installing the micro SD Card

To use the extended memory in addition to the system memory, you can use the micro SD
(Secure Digital) card as an external memory card.
1 Insert the micro SIM and micro SD tray eject pin into the micro SD card tray eject hole and
push the pin until the tray ejects slightly from the slot.
2 Using your thumb and index finger, pull the tray out of the slot completely.
3 Place the micro SD card on the tray with the metal contact points facing downwards.
4 Insert the tray in which the micro SD card is installed into the slot completely.
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Getting Started LUNA Charging the Battery
Charging the Battery
Read before charging the battery

≐≐ Make sure to only use a charger that has been supplied or authorized by our company.
Unauthorized chargers may cause the smartphone to malfunction or the smartphone

battery to explode. These damages will not be covered under the warranty.
≐≐ If you connect the charger to your smartphone incorrectly, it may cause damage to your
smartphone. This damage will not be covered under the warranty.

≐≐ You can charge your smartphone by connecting to your PC. Please note that the charging
time from your PC may be longer than when using the charger. In addition, if you connect to
a USB port that does not maintain a constant output voltage, your smartphone may not be
charged.
≐≐ You can use your smartphone while charging, but this may mean that it takes longer to fully
charge the battery.

≐≐ Always use your smartphone after charging it sufficiently, so that the power is not turned off
when you transfer data, install apps, and update the software.
≐≐ If your charger or USB cable is damaged, do not use them. Contact our customer center and
purchase a new product, if necessary.

≐≐ During charging, the smartphone and charger may become warm. This is not a malfunction
and does not affect the performance of the smartphone.
The following are some tips that can help you to increase your battery life:
≐≐ When you are not using your smartphone, keep the screen locked.
≐≐ Set the auto sleep time to a short time.
≐≐ Do not set the screen brightness to bright. Keep the screen brightness level moderate.
≐≐ Turn on power saving features.
≐≐ Turn off unused apps that are running in the background.
≐≐ Turn off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or GPS, which consume significant battery power, when they are
not in use.
≐≐ Turn off auto synchronization features for your apps.
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NOTES
↝↝ If you are out of the service area or in an area with a weak signal for an extended
period of time, the increased battery consumption required to make a signal
connection may make your battery life shorter.
↝↝ As some basic functions run in the background even when the screen is off, the
battery may be drained even when the smartphone is not in use.
Battery charging
Before using your smartphone for the first time, you are recommended to charge the battery
with the power adapter and USB cable provided in the gift box.
Insert the small end of the USB cable into the USB connector at the bottom, insert the other end
of the USB cable into the charger, and plug the charger into an electrical outlet to start charging
the battery. The LED light will turn green once the battery is fully charged.
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NOTES
↝↝ If you turn your smartphone power on while charging your smartphone, it may not be
100% fully charged.
↝↝ If you charge your smartphone using the USB port of your PC or car charger, the
charging time may be longer depending on your PC or car charger’s specification.
↝↝ After you have finishing charging your smartphone, disconnect the USB data
communication cable from your smartphone and unplug the charger from the wall
outlet to avoid power consumption.
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Getting Started LUNA Power On/Off
Power On/Off
Power on
Press and hold the Power button for more than 1 second to turn on your smartphone.
When you turn on your smartphone for the first time, please follow the onscreen instructions
to personalize your smartphone. Some features might require internet access in order to
synchronize your online account and location-based services. You can also enable or disable
them in settings later on.
NOTES
↝↝ To use certain Google apps (Play Store, Gmail, etc.), you must register for a Google
account. Once you have created your Google account, you can use all Google apps
by syncing them, and recover erased or corrupted data from your Google account.
You can create several Google accounts and synchronize each Google account
separately.
↝↝ To register your Google account, the smartphone should be connected to the
Internet using the data network or Wi-Fi.
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Getting Started LUNA Power On/Off
Power off
Press and hold the Power button for more than 1 second and tap Power off in the menu.
Button Description
Power off Turn off your smartphone.
Restart Turn your smartphone off and on again.
Turn Airplane mode on/off. Airplane mode disables the

Airplane mode wireless features such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the voice and
data network.
Screen shot Capture the current screen.
Silent mode Change to silent mode.
Vibration mode Change to vibration mode.
Sound mode Change to sound mode.
NOTE
If you smartphone is not responding or not working, press and hold the Power button
for more than 8 seconds to reboot.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA
Touch Screen
You can do anything on your LUNA by touching the screen and pressing the buttons. Different
ways of touching the touch screen result in different operations. Use your smartphone after
learning some basic touch skills.
Tap
Tap the screen with your finger. To run an app, select a menu item or button, and enter a
character, tap an app shortcut, menu item, button, keyboard, etc.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA Touch Screen
Long-press
Tap and hold the screen with your finger for more than 1 second. By making a long press on the
screen, you can access available options.
Double-tap
Double-tap on the screen to zoom in or zoom out when using certain apps such as Gallery,
Maps, Photo, etc.
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Drag
Tap and hold the screen and move to a target position with your finger without breaking
contact. You can move a shortcut or movable item to the position of your choice.
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Swipe
Quickly touch and move your finger across the touchscreen (left/right/up/down) without
breaking contact. You can see the previous or next screen of the Home or Apps screen by
swiping from right to left, or from left to right. Also, you can see the up or down page of the
contact list or web page by swiping from up to down, or from down to up.
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Pinch and spread

Touch the screen with two fingers and move them apart or bring them closer together. You can
zoom in or out on a web page, map, or photo.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA Home Screen
Home Screen
About the Home screen

The Home screen is the first screen you see after you turn on your smartphone and unlock the
lock screen.
The Home screen is the start screen for the smartphone user. It contains apps, folders, widgets,
quick start shortcuts, and softkeys.
You can add up to 18 Home screens and move to your desired screen by swiping the Home
screen to the left or the right.
Status bar
Wallpaper
Widget
App folders
App shortcuts
Page indicators Apps

Quick launch shortcuts Quick launch shortcuts
Softkey
(Recent, Home, and Back)
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Softkey
Button Description
Recent A list of recently opened apps will appear.
≐≐ Briefly press to go to the Home screen.

Home
≐≐ Long-press to run Google Now.
Back Go back to the previous screen.
NOTE
You can change the order of your Softkey buttons. From the Home screen, tap Apps ►
Settings ► Display ► Softkey Display to change the order of your buttons.
Moving Home screen pages

Swipe the Home screen to left or right to move to another page of the home screen.
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Managing the Home screen

Adding shortcuts and widgets
To edit Home screen pages, long-press an empty space on the Home screen and go to a page
where you want to add widgets or apps by swiping. Then tap Widget or App and choose
widgets or apps to add to the Home screen page.
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Tap Apps and find an app on the Apps screen to add to the Home screen. If you long-press the
app, the Home screen will appear. Then drag the shortcut to the desired Home screen page.
The app shortcut will be added to the Home screen. To change the Home screen page when
dragging the app shortcut, move to the left or right edge of the Home screen.
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Moving and deleting shortcuts and widgets

To move an app shortcut in the Home screen, long-press the shortcut and drag it to the desired
location. If you want to move it to another page of the Home screen, move to the left or right
edge of the Home screen while dragging to change the page of the Home screen.
To delete an app shortcut on the Home screen, long-press it and drag and drop it to the trash
icon at the top of the screen.
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Adding, moving, deleting the Home screen page

If you pinch with two fingers on an empty space on the Home screen, the editing screen for
the Home screen will open. From the editing screen, you can add, delete, and move the Home
screen page.
≐≐ Creating the Home screen page: Tap to create a new page. You can create up to
18 pages.
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≐≐ Moving the Home screen page: Long-press and drag a Home screen page to the desired
location.
≐≐ Deleting the Home screen page: Tap at the upper right of the Home screen page you
want to delete. If you delete the Home screen page, all of the shortcuts, widgets, and folders
on that Home screen page will also be deleted.
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≐≐ Start page setting: Tap the at the bottom of the page you want to set as the start page
of the Home screen. The page will be set as the start page of your Home screen.
Adding and managing folders

≐≐ To edit Home screen pages, long-press an empty space on the Home screen and go to a page
where you want to create folder by swiping. Then tap Arrange App to open the screen that
will allow you to create a new folder.
―― User defined: You can type the folder name and choose apps from the app list to put into
the folder.
―― New Installed: You can type the folder name and choose apps from the newly installed
app list to put into the folder.
―― Using frequency: You can type the folder name and choose apps from the frequently used
app list to put into the folder.
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≐≐ Long-press a shortcut and drag and drop it on top of another shortcut. A folder will be
created automatically.
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≐≐ To specify a name for the folder, tap the folder and tap Unnamed Folder to type a name. After
typing the name, tap and tap .
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≐≐ To add an app shortcut on the folder, tap the folder. Then tap and tap the desired app in
the app list at the bottom of the screen. The app shortcut is added to the folder.
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Deleting the folder

≐≐ To delete a folder, long-press a folder and drag it to the trash icon at the top of the screen.
Changing the wallpaper

If you long-press an empty space on the Home screen, the management screen will appear.
From the management screen, tap Wallpaper and choose a wallpaper image from Gallery,
Wallpaper, or Photos. For more information, see Setting the wallpaper for the Home screen.
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Preferences
If you long-press an empty space on the Home screen, the management screen will appear. Tap
Preferences. In the Preference setting page, you can select how to use the Home screen.
Layer mode setting:

You can select the
layer of the Home
screen (One layer or
Scrolling:
Two layers).
You can set the
Home or Apps screen
Gesture Settings:
transition effect.
You can set gestures
for opening the
Notification bar and
Appearance
the Edit screen.
settings:
You can set the way of
scrolling for all pages,
and set the scrollable
multiple screens
wallpaper.
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Task Manager
Task Manager to open the Task Manager screen.
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Apps Screen
From the Apps screen, you can see shortcuts to all apps installed on your smartphone. Tap an
app shortcut to run the app.
From the Home screen, tap Apps to open the Apps screen. You can change the Apps screen
page by swiping the page to the left or right.
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Moving shortcuts
From the Apps screen, tap and select Edit mode to start the edit mode. All shortcuts on
the Apps screen will wiggle, indicating that they are ready for moving. Long-press and drag the
app shortcut that you want to move to the new location. If you want to change the Apps screen
page, when dragging the app shortcut, move to the left or right edge of the Home screen. After
moving, tap to stop Edit mode.
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Sorting shortcuts
From the Apps screen, tap and select Frequency, Alphabet, Install time, or User
define to sort shortcuts.
Managing Apps
From the Apps screen, tap and select Manage apps to manage apps. On the Apps
management screen, select an app that you want to manage. You can manage the app in the
App info screen.
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Status bar
The status bar at the top of the Home screen shows information on the status of your
smartphone using icons. Icons that appear in the status bar are shown below. This table
describes only the important icons.
Icon Description
Signal strength of the mobile network
International roaming service mode
No signal
Connected to the LTE network
Connected to the 3G network
Connected to AP using Wi-Fi
Bluetooth is on
Call in progress
Speakerphone mode
Call on hold
An incoming call was missed
Vibration mode
Mute mode
New SMS (or MMS) arrived
New email arrived
Uploading using the data network
Downloading using the data network
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Icon Description
Power Saving mode
NFC function is on
NFC card mode
Using Wi-Fi hotspot
Using the battery (display the battery level)
Battery is charging
Airplane mode
Alarm is set
Recording
Do not disturb
No Wi-Fi signal
Checking the location using GPS
Connected to a PC using the USB cable
Syncing
Screen captured
Hands free mode
Smart Lock device has been found
Earphone connected
Wi-Fi network is available
Music is playing
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Icon Description
System information
No micro SIM card
Wireless display in use
Wi-Fi Direct in use
NOTE
In some apps, the status bar may not appear. In this case, swipe down from the top of
the screen to display the status bar.
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Notification panel
To open the notification panel, swipe down the top of the screen. You can see new notifications,
quick setting icons, etc. in the notification panel.
Battery level icon

Settings
View all:
Show all quick settings icons.
Quick settings icons
Tap to open the

notification
Clear all notifications
Quick settings icons

You can quickly turn some important functions on or off using the quick settings icons. Swipe
the quick settings area to the left or right to see more quick settings icons, or tap to see all
the icons on the screen. Long-press an icon to open the detailed setting screen.
Icon Description
Wi-Fi on/off
Mobile data network on/off
Sound (Sound/Vibration/Mute)
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Icon Description
GPS on/off
Bluetooth on/off
Brightness (Auto/Full/Half)
Airplane mode on/off
Wi-Fi hotspot on/off
Wireless display on/off
NFC on/off
Sync. on/off
Rotate display (Auto-rotate/Portrait)
Torch on/off
Power saver on/off
Smart amp on/off
Screen capture
Do not disturb (Total silence/Alarms only/Priority only)
NOTE
If you tap , the full screen for the quick settings appears. In the full screen, you can
relocate the quick settings icons by tapping . After relocating, tap DONE to complete
the relocation of the quick settings icons.
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Softkey
Recent button
Tap to open the recent app list screen. You can run an app by tapping and clear the entire
app list by tapping CLEAR ALL.
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Home button
Tap to move to the Home screen.
Long-press to run Google Now.
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Back button
Tap to go to the previous screen.
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Setting the wallpaper for the Home screen

Wallpaper and choose an image from Gallery, Wallpaper, or Photos to set to wallpaper. Here,
we will explain an example of selecting an image from Gallery.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA Lock Screen
Lock Screen
When the screen is on, if you press the Power button or don’t use your smartphone for a
specified period of time, your smartphone will be locked. To unlock your smartphone, press the
Power button and slide (swipe) the lock screen up.
The slide lock has no security feature. If you need to prevent your smartphone from being used
by others or want a security feature to protect your personal information, change the locking
method.
From the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Screen Lock ► Screen Lock ► Slide, Pattern, PIN or
Password to select the lock method. If you set the screen lock method, when you turn on the
screen, you must unlock the screen by using the selected lock method.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA Lock Screen
NOTE
If you have forgotten your pattern, PIN, or password, contact the customer center and
check the unlock method.
≐≐ Slide: Slide (swipe) up the lock screen to unlock.
≐≐ Pattern: Draw a pattern with more than four dots to unlock the screen. When you set the
pattern, draw the pattern twice to confirm the pattern and set the PIN number additionally. If
you have forgotten the pattern, you can unlock the screen using your PIN.
≐≐ PIN: Make a PIN with more than four numbers. Input the PIN again to confirm.
≐≐ Password: Make a password with more than four characters. Input the password again to
confirm.
Setting the wallpaper for the Lock screen

To set the wallpaper for the Screen Lock, from the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Screen Lock
► Wallpaper and select an image from Gallery, Photos, or Wallpapers.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA Typing Characters
Typing Characters
When your smartphone or an app requires text input, the keyboard appears automatically so
you can input characters.
Keyboard overview
Use to type in uppercase. Delete the character before the cursor.
Change the keyboard Move the cursor to the beginning

layout to input numbers and of the next line or execute a
punctuation marks. command or operation.
Input the comma or Input the period mark or

long-press to popup the Insert a space. long-press to launch the quick
Input options menu. punctuation mark input screen.
Input options
Long-press the comma button to open the Input options menu. You can change the language
and the Google keyboard settings.
Change the keyboard

language.
Change the Google

keyboard settings.
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Copy and paste

You can copy or cut characters. They will be copied or cut to put on the clipboard, and then can
be pasted wherever you want them.
1 Long-press the text to copy or cut.
2 Tap and hold or and drag to select the range of copying and cutting or tap SELECT
ALL after tapping to select all text.
3 Tap COPY or CUT. The text is copied or cut to the Clipboard.
4 Go to the screen or start the app you want to paste and tap or long-press the text input box
or text area where you want to paste the copied or cut text.
5 Tap PASTE. The copied or cut text in Clipboard will be pasted.
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Gesture typing
You can input a word by sliding your fingers over the letters.
1 Slide your finger over the letters to spell the word you want to input. The word will appear.
2 Lift your finger from the keyboard to enter the word.
3 To enter the next word, slide your finger over the letters. The space between the words will
be typed automatically.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA Running and Stopping Apps
Running and Stopping Apps
Running apps
≐≐ From the Home or Apps screen, tap the app shortcut to run.
≐≐ You can also run an app from the recent app list screen. Tap and select an app in the list
to run. (Note: the app must be included the recent app list.)
Stopping apps
≐≐ When the app is running on the screen, tap until the app is stopped.
≐≐ Tap and swipe an app to the left or the right in the list to stop. Tap CLEAR ALL to stop all
apps in the list.
Screen Capture
You can capture the current screen.
Press and hold the Power and Volume down buttons at the same time to take a screenshot.
After a few seconds, the screen will flash, and a notification appears in the status bar. You can
view the screenshot in Gallery.
NOTE
When you are using some apps or features, the screen capture function may be
blocked.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA Managing your Smartphone and Data
Managing your Smartphone and Data
Managing data by connecting to your computer

You can copy or move files (documents, music, videos, photos, etc.) from your smartphone to
your PC by connecting your smartphone with your PC using the USB data cable. Files on your
PC can also be copied or moved to your smartphone. Also, you can easily delete files on your
smartphone by using your computer.
NOTE
The internal system memory of your smartphone is displayed as Internal storage,
while the micro SD card is displayed as SD card. If you did not install the micro SD card,
SD card is not displayed.
CAUTION
During a file transfer, do not disconnect the USB cable. If you disconnect the USB cable
during a file transfer, the smartphone and data may be damaged.
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You can choose which operation is launched when the USB data cable is connected. To select
the operation, swipe down from the top of the screen to open the Notification panel and tap
Touch for more options. Select one of the following options.
Charging only:
Only charge the smartphone using
the PC’s USB power.
Transfer files (MTP):

Detect the smartphone as a storage
device.
Transfer photos (PTP):

Detect the smartphone as a camera.
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Software Update
To use your smartphone in an optimized environment, upgrade to the latest software.
Update the software on your smartphone

You can update the software through wireless data communication (data network or Wi-Fi).
By tapping Settings ► Software update ► Update from the Apps screen, you can update the
software.
If you want the software to update automatically, tap Settings ► Software update ► Auto
update from the Apps screen.
If you want to only update the software through Wi-Fi, tap Settings ► Software update
► Wi-Fi only from the Apps screen.
Backup and Reset

Backup and restore
If you have linked your LUNA with your Google Account, you can back up data and restore data
from the backup data.
When you replace your smartphone or if data has been cleared by accident, you can restore
data from your Google account, including personal information, app data, Wi-Fi password, etc.
From the Home screen, tap Apps ► Settings ► Backup & reset ► Back up my data and turn
on automatic backups by sliding the button to ON.
If you set the automatic restore function to ON, app data and settings will be restored when
reinstalling an app. From the Home screen, tap Apps ► Settings ► Backup & reset and turn
on Automatic restore by sliding the button to ON.
Factory data reset

You can erase all data on your smartphone and reset to factory default settings. Before you
start a factory data reset, back up all data.
From the Home screen, tap Apps ► Settings ► Backup & reset ► Factory data reset, read all
of the messages on the screen and tap RESET PHONE to start the factory data reset.
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Getting to Know Your LUNA Connecting the Wireless Display
Connecting the Wireless Display

You can share your smartphone’s screen on the wireless display by connecting your
smartphone with the wireless display.
1 Turn on the wireless display.
2 Open the Notification panel by swiping down from the top of the screen.
3 Tap to view all quick settings icons.
4 Long-press on the list to enter the settings screen.
5 Turn on the wireless display function by sliding the ON/OFF button on the wireless settings
screen. (If Wi-Fi is off, Wi-Fi will be turned on together.)
6 When the wireless display is found, tap the wireless display on the list.
7 If the wireless display is connected, the screen of your smartphone will appear on the
wireless display.
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Data Sharing
You can share files with other users through the data sharing function. (Here, we use picture
sharing as an example.)
1 Take a picture using the Camera app.
2 Open the Gallery and select a picture you want to share.
3 From the top menu, tap . (If you can’t see the top menu, just tap the picture. The top
menu will appear again.)
4 Select the desired way of sharing from the menu and follow the messages to share the
picture. (Here, we describe sharing by using Gmail as an example.)
5 Tap Gmail and input recipient, title, and contents. Then tap to send the email.
NOTE
Take care to avoid sharing large files using your mobile data network, as this could result
in excessive fees.
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Installing and Deleting Apps
Installing an app
You can install apps you have purchased from Play Store.
1 From the Apps screen, tap Play Store.
2 Choose the app that you want on the Play Store screen. You can search for the app in the
category or by typing a query into the search box.
3 In the selected app information screen, confirm that it is the correct app that you want and
tap INSTALL. If the app is not free, tap the price button to pay and install.
4 When the installation is complete, the app shortcut will appear on the Home screen and
the Apps screen.
Managing and deleting an app

From the Apps screen, tap and choose Manage apps. After selecting the app that you
want to manage or delete, manage or delete it as you wish.
NOTE
From the Apps screen, tap and choose Frequency, Alphabet, Install time,
or User-defined to sort app shortcuts.
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Using Apps Phone
Phone
From the Home screen, tap or on the Apps screen, tap . You can make and receive
calls.
Making calls
You can make a call by manually entering a phone number in the dial input box by pressing the
numbers, by choosing a phone number from the contact list, or by choosing a phone number
from the app.
Making calls by pressing dial buttons
1 From the Home screen, tap , or on the Apps screen, tap .
2 Enter a phone number by pressing dial buttons.
3 Tap to make a call.
CALL HISTORY tab: More:

You can see the call history. You can see the settings menu for
dialing such as Blacklist, Speed dial,
etc.
DIALER tab: CONTACTS tab:

You can enter a phone number You can choose a contact you want to
to make a call. call from the contact list.
Phone number Input box

Hide the keypad Delete the preceding character
Keypad
Call
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4 When you are on a call, you can use several call options. Tap to end a call.
Use a speakerphone,
a handset earpiece,
or a Bluetooth device.
End: Hold:
End a call. Temporarily put a call on hold.
More:
Merge, mute or record your call.
Keypad: Add a call:

Dial or enter a number. Make another call
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Making calls using contacts and call history

Go to a contact you want to call and tap to make a call in the CALL HISTORY, CONTACTS,
GROUPS, or FAVORITES tab.
Making international calls
1 From the Apps screen, tap .
2 Long-press 0 on the keypad until the international call mark + appears.
3 Enter the country code, area code, and phone number. Then tap .
Making calls using speed dial

Long-press the speed dial number to make a call.
You can set speed dial numbers.
1 To set numbers, tap and choose Speed Dial.
2 In the speed dial setting screen, tap on the right side of the number you want to
register to the speed dial number.
3 Choose one of the Add menus and select a contact.
4 Speed dial numbers can be set from 2 to 9.
Conference calls
You can speak with two or more other people at the same time. Using the conference call
function, you can have a meeting of three people or more.
1 While on a call, tap and dial to make another call, then tap . Alternatively, receive
a new call by swiping to the right when a new call is incoming, then tap Hold Call and
Answer.
2 The original call is held and you can start a call with a new party.
3 Tap and select Merge calls to start the conference.
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Emergency calls on the Lock screen

You can make an emergency call without unlocking when your smartphone is locked, except
the slide lock. From the lock screen, tap EMERGENCY to enter into emergency call mode and
dial, then tap .
Answering calls
When there is an incoming call, from the incoming call screen, you can drag to the right to
answer the call.
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Rejecting calls
When there is an incoming call, from the incoming call screen, you can drag to the left to
reject the call.
You can send a rejection message when rejecting a call.

Drag the Reject call by sending SMS bar upwards and tap the rejection message you want to
send in the reject message list. The incoming call will be rejected after sending the rejection
message.
You can also reject the call after sending your own SMS. To send an SMS, tap Write your own…
on the incoming call screen.
You can edit the rejection messages. To edit the rejection messages, from the Apps screen, tap
Settings ► Call Settings ► Quick responses and choose a message you want to edit.
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Using Apps Contacts
Contacts
You can manage the phone number, email, address, etc. using the Contacts app and sync with
your accounts such as your Google account.
Adding contacts
You can add contacts and get contacts from your synchronized accounts.
2 Tap .
3 Select a storage location of your new contact from one of the accounts (Phone, SIM card
contacts, and your registered account).
4 Enter contact information.
5 Tap to save your new contact.
Add a contact Contact information

input box
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NOTES
↝↝ You can add the phone number of the received call or message to your contacts.
Tap of the phone number in the CALL HISTORY tab, then tap Create new
contact to add or Update existing contact to update the existing contact.
↝↝ You can register your information to My local profile. Tap ME at the top of contacts to
register your information.
Modifying contacts
You can modify existing contacts.
2 Select a contact you want to modify.
3 On a contact card, tap to modify.
4 After modifying, tap to save the changed information.
Importing and exporting contacts

You can import the new contact information that is stored in other accounts or export the
contact information to other accounts.
2 Tap and select Import/export from the menu.
3 Choose where you are importing or exporting contacts, and follow the screens to import or
export contacts.
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Favorites
To use your LUNA more conveniently, you can register frequently used contacts as favorites.
2 Tap and select Edit tabs from the menu.
3 Tap Favorites ► OK.
4 Tap the FAVORITES tab.
5 Tap to register contacts to favorites.
Searching contacts
You can search contacts on your smartphone by:
≐≐ Scrolling through your contact list.
≐≐ Selecting the initial character at the right side of the list to move to the first contact of the
initial character.
≐≐ Typing a search word in the input box after tapping at the top of the screen.
Using contacts
You can delete, share, and transfer contacts.
2 Select a contact.
3 Tap and select the desired task from the menu.
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Using Apps Messaging
Messaging
You can send and receive messages and check the content of the conversation window.
CAUTIONS
↝↝ Do not open messages from strangers or suspicious organizations. A message that
is infected with a virus may infect or damage your smartphone and cause undue
charges through auto payment, etc.
↝↝ If you want to transfer data through Wi-Fi, before connecting to the wireless AP, make
sure it is secured and not infected with malware.
↝↝ If your message exceeds a specified number of characters, SMS (Short Message
Service) mode will be changed to MMS (Multimedia Messaging System) mode
automatically.
Sending message
2 Tap .
3 Input a phone number or tap to select the contact. (If you want to attach a file (photo,
movie, audio, contact, schedule, etc.), tap .)
4 Tap to send a message.
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Attach file
Menu
Recipient input box
Selecting the recipient
from the contact
Send
Message input box
NOTE
From the Contacts screen, tap and select Send message from the menu. Tap
on the contact list, then tap to choose the recipient from the contacts.
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Viewing message
Received or sent messages can be viewed according to the contact.
2 Select a message from the Conversations list.
3 You can view the messages received from and sent to the contact.
Messaging settings
You can set the settings for Messaging.
2 Tap and select Settings on the menu.
3 Configure the settings for Messaging.
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Using Apps Browser
Browser
Use to surf Web sites.
2 Tap the address field and type the web site address.
3 Tap to go to the web site.
Address bar More
Search bar
To configure the settings for Browser, tap and select the Settings from the menu.
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Using Apps Camera
Camera
Take pictures and record videos using the Camera function.
NOTES
↝↝ When you run the Camera app for the first time, you will see a message that reads
“Remember photo locations?” Select YES to include location information in your
pictures.
↝↝ When the “Viewing full screen” message appears, tap GOT IT.
Take photos and videos

To take a picture or record a video, follow these steps:
1 From the Home screen, tap Apps ► .
2 When the Camera app is running, choose a subject using the display screen as a viewfinder.
If you aim at a subject, the Camera app will focus on the subject automatically.
≐≐ If the subject is not focused on automatically, tap the point where you want to focus on
the display screen.
≐≐ To zoom in or out on the subject, pinch or spread your two fingers on the display screen.
3 Tap to take a picture or tap to record a video.

While recording, you can change the focus by pressing the display screen and zoom in or
out by pinching or spreading your two fingers on the display screen.
Flash mode Switch front and

rear cameras
Photo preview
Shooting mode
Shutter
Video recording
Shooting settings Back
Low light mode

on/off
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NOTES
↝↝ To use your LUNA to take a selfie, tap to activate the front camera lens. You can
take a selfie while viewing your face on the display screen.
↝↝ The Camera app consumes more power than other apps. When the battery is low, use
of the flash is blocked. If the battery is under 5% power, the Camera app stops.
↝↝ From the lock screen, you can run the Camera app by sliding the Camera shortcut up.
But to use the Camera shortcut from the lock screen, you must first set Enable unlock
shortcut to ON and register the Camera shortcut on the lock screen as an unlock
shortcut. To see the menu items for the unlock screen, from the Home screen, tap
Apps ► Settings ► Screen lock.
Shooting mode
Tap to change shooting mode.
Help
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≐≐ Auto: Take one photo with auto camera mode.
≐≐ Burst shot: Press and hold the shutter and you can take a burst of photos for as long as you
hold the shutter.

≐≐ Best shot: Take group photos several times and modify each member’s status to get the best
shot for each in the final photo.

≐≐ Slow motion video: Record video and then play it back in slow motion.
≐≐ Time lapse recording: Record video by shooting individual frames at a preset interval and
then play it back in fast motion.

≐≐ Watermark: Take a photo with weather information.
≐≐ Object erase: Take a photo and outline an object to remove it from the photo.
≐≐ Motion photo: Use this mode to take a photo with moving objects.
≐≐ Cinemagraph: Cinemagraph mode allows you to take a series of photos and compose these
photos into a seamless loop of sequential frames.

≐≐ Panorama: Create a wide format photograph. Tap the shutter to start and sweep the camera
across the scene slowly.

≐≐ Dynamic lighting: Dynamic lighting mode will automatically detect the lighting situation to
adjust the brightness of photo.
Shooting settings
You can change the camera settings.
Scene mode
To take a better quality picture, select the appropriate scene mode for your shooting
environment.
Scroll the list up or

down to see more
modes
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≐≐ Normal: Select for a normal shot.
≐≐ Portrait: Select for a portrait shot.
≐≐ Landscape: Select for a landscape shot.
≐≐ Landscape portrait: Select for a combined portrait and landscape shot.
≐≐ Night: Select when shooting at night.
≐≐ Night portrait: Select for a portrait shot at night.
≐≐ Kids: Select when shooting kids.
≐≐ Pets: Select when shooting pets.
≐≐ Flower: Select for shooting flowers.
≐≐ Food: Select for shooting food.
≐≐ Party: Select to shoot at a party.
≐≐ Candlelight: Select when shooting by candlelight.
≐≐ Sunset: Select when shooting a sunset.
≐≐ Fireworks: Select when shooting fireworks.
≐≐ Beach: Select when shooting at the beach.
≐≐ Snow: Select when shooting during snow.
≐≐ Soft flowing water: Select to get a soft flowing water effect.
≐≐ Sports: Select when shooting a sports event.
≐≐ Anti-shake: Select to prevent from shaking.
≐≐ Backlight: Select for backlit shooting.
≐≐ High sensitivity: Select when you need high sensitivity shooting.
≐≐ Text: Select when shooting text.
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Photo effects
You can add an effect to your picture.
Scroll the list up or

down to see more
effects
≐≐ Normal: Apply a general effect.
≐≐ Vivid: Make your picture more vivid.
≐≐ Lomo: Apply colors and vignette effects, as if it was taken by a LOMO camera.
≐≐ Fisheye: Apply the ultra-wide angle effect of a fisheye lens.
≐≐ Aura red: Make all colors grayscale except for red.
≐≐ Aura orange: Make all colors grayscale except for orange.
≐≐ Aura yellow: Make all colors grayscale except for yellow.
≐≐ Aura green: Make all colors grayscale except for aura green.
≐≐ Aura blue: Make all colors grayscale except for aura blue.
≐≐ Aura purple: Make all colors grayscale except for aura purple.
≐≐ Mono: Apply a grayscale effect.
≐≐ Sepia: Apply a sepia tone effect.
≐≐ Vintage: Apply a vintage tone effect.
≐≐ Vintage2: Apply a vintage tone effect.
≐≐ Aqua: Apply an aqua tone effect.
≐≐ Red: Apply a red tone effect.
≐≐ Green: Apply a green tone effect.
≐≐ Blue: Apply a blue tone effect.
≐≐ Negative: Invert the colors to create a negative film effect.
≐≐ Cartoon: Make a picture with a cartoon feel.
≐≐ Sketch: Make a picture with a sketch feel.
≐≐ Mosaic: Make a mosaic picture.
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≐≐ Kaleidoscope: Make a picture that is like looking through a kaleidoscope.
≐≐ Mirror: Make a picture that looks like a reflected image in a mirror.
≐≐ Miniature: Make a picture that feels like a miniature.
HDR
Make an HDR (High Dynamic Range) picture. This makes a picture with richer colors by
compensating for points that are too dark or too bright by taking several pictures continuously.
White balance
Select the white balance options according to the shooting environment.
Shutter timer
Set the timer.
Shutter control
Set the shutter control as Normal, Touch shutter, Smile shutter, or Wink shutter.
Image adjust
Adjust Exposure, Saturation, Contrast, and Sharpness.
Blink detection
Set to detect the blink.
ISO
Set the sensitivity.
Metering mode
You can set the metering mode as Auto, Evaluative, or Center weighted.
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Auto tracking
This enables the camera to stay focused on a moving subject (object or face).
Smart denoise
Turn the smart denoise function on or off.
Picture size
Select the picture ratio and size.
Picture quality
Select the picture quality.
Video size
Select the video quality.
Guideline
You can choose the type of focusing screen. Choose an appropriate focusing screen to build a
horizontal frame or composition for your subject.
Location tagging
You can save a picture with the location information of the place where you take the picture.
Shutter sound
Turn the shutter sound on or off.
Volume key
Select the function of the volume keys when using the Camera app.
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Data storage
Select the storage media to which your picture will be saved. This option is not available if you
did not install a micro SD card or other external storage device.
Review duration
Set the duration for which the preview screen will show after taking a picture.
Flicker reduction
Set the frequency to reduce the flicker.
About
You can view the camera information.
Restore defaults
Reset to the default camera settings.
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Using Apps Gallery
Gallery
You can see and manage photo and video files saved on your smartphone.
NOTE
Photo and video files in some formats may not be played.
Viewing photos and videos

2 Tap the album that includes the photo or video file you want to play.
3 Select the photo or video file to play. To play the video file, tap ►.
≐≐ Photo Share Delete

More
Favorite
≐≐ Video Share Delete

More
Favorite
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Deleting photos and videos

2 Tap the album that includes the photo or video file you want to delete.
3 Select the photo or video file to delete.
4 Tap , then tap OK to delete the file.
NOTE
You can delete the album from the Phone Album screen. Long-press the album you
want to delete and tap to delete the album. Please ensure that you want to delete
the album, as all files in the album will be deleted.
Music
You can play music on your smartphone.
From the My Music screen, you can enjoy and manage your music using Favorites and
Playlists.
2 From the My Music screen, tap Favorites or Playlists to select the playlist of your sound
files.
NOTE
Tap and select Local Music from the menu. You can select files to play by Artist,
Album, Genre, or Folder.
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3 Music will be played.
Play
Tap to view the contents of More:

favorites or playlists Tap for additional options.
MORE:
Tap to add tiles on the My Music page.
Back to previous song

Switch to the Now playing page. Skip to next song
Play/pause
Equalizer Share
More:
Tap for additional options.
Album image
Add to Favorites
Play/pause
Cut Choose how to play songs
(order play, list loop, single loop,
Back to previous song
or random play)
Skip to next song
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NOTE
Some sound files in certain formats and some sound files with codecs that are not
supported may not be played.
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Using Apps Video Player
Video Player
You can play the video file saved on your smartphone.
From the Home screen, tap Apps ► and select the video file you want to play from the
list.
More
Play on the popup screen Lock the touch

Play the previous video screen during play
Play/pause Play the next video
While playing the video file, you can adjust the volume level by dragging up and down at the left
side of the screen and you can control the screen brightness by dragging up and down at the
right side of the screen
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NOTE
Some video files in certain formats and with codecs that are not supported may not
be able to be played. In addition, with some video files the video playback may be
supported, but the audio playback may not.
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Using Apps Email
Email
After registering your email account, you can send and receive email.
Setting up your account

If you are using Email for the first time, register your email account according to the message
shown on the screen.
2 From the Account setup screen, input Email account and tap Next. (If you know the
account information for settings, you can input it directly after tapping MANUAL SETUP.)
3 Enter the password and tap Next.
4 Set Account options according to the message shown on the screen, and tap Next.
5 Set the account name (optional) and the name you want displayed on your outgoing email,
then tap Next.
6 Once you have confirmed the email account settings, your Inbox appears.
NOTE
To set up your email account, refer to your email provider’s reference guide.
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Read an email
You can check received emails on the Inbox screen. If you have registered several email
accounts, tap and select an email account to see the email in that account.
Menu:
Select the email account and
set the email settings.
Write:
The email input screen will appear.
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Send an email
1 Tap .
2 When the email input screen appears, enter the recipient, title, and contents and tap .
To attach a file, tap .
Attach file Send
More
Recipient
Title of email
Input the contents of email
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Remove an email account

2 Tap ► Settings.
3 Tap the email account you want to remove.
4 Tap Remove account.
5 From the “Remove account?” popup screen, tap REMOVE ACCOUNT to delete the account.
CAUTION
When you delete an email account, all related mail data in the Email app will be deleted.
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Using Apps Alarm/Clock
Alarm/Clock
You can use clock, alarm, stopwatch and timer functions.
Alarm
1 From the Home screen, tap Apps ► ► .
2 Tap and set a time for the alarm.
3 Tap OK to finish the settings.
To turn the alarm on or off, tap at the right side of the alarm time on the alarm list.
Tap for more detailed settings. You can now adjust additional alarm settings. Tap to
delete the alarm.
Clock
2 A time appears. The time is provided by the mobile network provider based on the current
location.
3 To display the time in a desired location, tap and select the location from the list. You
can also type the name of the city in the input box directly after tapping .
4 Tap to add the location.
5 Times in the current and added locations are displayed together.
To delete the added time, tap and select the time you want to delete from the Selected
Cities list.
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Stopwatch
2 Input the time using the keypad.
3 Tap to start.
4 If the set time has passed, the alarm emits the alarm sound.
5 Tap to turn off the alarm.
Tap to restart or tap to delete the alarm and return to the initial screen. If you want to
run several alarms at the same time, tap to add an alarm.
Timer
2 Tap to start the timer.
3 Tap to stop the timer.
4 Tap to reset.
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Using Apps Calendar
Calendar
You can manage your schedule using Calendar.
NOTES
↝↝ When you add a schedule, if you choose Google account instead of Default Calendar
for the calendar, it will synchronize with your Google Calendar.
↝↝ If you synchronize your Outlook with Google Calendar, you can synchronize your
smartphone, Google Calendar, and Outlook simultaneously. (Note: you will need to
install a separate program on your PC to synchronize with Outlook. Please contact
Google for more information.)
Add an event
1 Select the date to add your schedule and tap .
2 Select the calendar (default calendar or other account) and choose the color of the calendar.
3 Input the schedule information and tap .
Check your schedule

1 Select the date on the calendar to check your schedule.
2 You can see the schedule below the calendar. Tap it to check.
3 Check your schedule on the detailed information screen. You can also modify or delete your
schedule. In addition, you can share your schedule with others. Tap and select Share
on the menu to share.
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Using Apps FM Radio
FM Radio
You can listen to FM radio.
Please connect a wired headset to listen to FM radio, so that the wire can work as an antenna.
2 When you run the app for the first time, a message asking you to allow the app to scan for
available channels will appear. Tap OK to scan for channels. To rescan the channels, tap
and select Scan from the menu.
3 Select the channel you want to listen to.
Turn on or off FM radio
More
Previous channel Next channel

Dial (previous frequency) Dial (next frequency)
NOTE
You can choose a channel by sliding the dial bar or tapping or .
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Using Apps Note
Note
You can write memos and manage them by type.
2 Tap and select the memo template.
3 Write your memo and tap to save it.
NOTES
↝↝ You can insert audio, an image, the date, contact info, a map, etc. into a memo.
↝↝ To find a memo, tap on the memo list and select Search from the menu. Type
the key word included in the title, tag, or all to find the memo.
Calculator
You can perform arithmetic and scientific calculations.
The default calculator screen is for basic arithmetic calculations. If you rotate the screen to
landscape, the calculator changes to a scientific calculator.
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Using Apps File Manager
File Manager
You can manage the files in the internal storage, micro SD card, and cloud.
2 Tap to select the location of files.
3 Manage folders or files.
View
Select the storage location More
Category tabs
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Voice Note
You can record a voice note when you need to record audio on the spot, such as at meetings,
interviews, etc. You can view and manage the voice recording files in the list.
2 Tap to start recording. Speak into the microphone on your smartphone. If you want to
pause the recording, tap .
3 Tap to finish the recording.
Recording list
Start the Stop

recording
Pause
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Using Apps Safebox
Safebox
Safebox helps users to safely store and manage files, apps, and personal contents.
2 Read all help info on the screens and tap START.
3 Tap NEXT to set your password.
4 Choose one of the lock types (Pattern, Password, PIN or AirSig) and set your password. If
you set a password, you should input the password when you run Safebox.
NOTE
The Safebox password is managed separately from the Lock screen password. Keep the
Safebox password separate from the Lock screen password.
5 On your Safebox screen, tap an icon (Photos, Videos, or Files) to get files and manage them
in Safebox or to manage all of your password and website log information. You can also lock
the app.
Menu
Photos: Videos:
Send picture files that you want to Send video files that you want to keep
keep secure to Safebox. secure to Safebox.
Files: Password book:

Send general files that you want to Manage bank information or website
keep secure to Safebox. log information separately.
App lock management:

Lock the apps that require security.
To run a locked app, you will need to
input the password to unlock.
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Using Apps Backup Tool
Backup Tool
You can backup and restore easily.
From the Home screen, tap Apps ► . Tap Backup or Restore to backup or restore
Personal Data, Application, and Multimedia.
Weather
This shows the weather information of your current location. You can add other locations of
your choice.
Downloads
Show the downloaded files.
Torch
Turn on the flash.
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Using Apps Google Apps
Google Apps
Google provides various apps for Android smartphone users.
Play Store
Download Apps.
Chrome
You can search for information by accessing the Internet with this web browser.
Photos
Upload photos, videos, etc. to Google+ and manage them.
Maps
Search for the location based on GPS and access location-related information.
Drive
Keep all your work in one secure place with online file storage. Access your work from your
smartphone whenever you need it, and share it with others.
Google
Search for information using Google Now.
Gmail
This is an email service that Google provides. You can send or receive emails.
Voice Search
Search for items quickly using your voice.
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Hangouts
Connect with a partner via HD video, voice or text.
YouTube
Enjoy various videos by connecting to YouTube, the world’s largest video-sharing website.
Play Movies & TV

Watch your favorite movies and shows instantly on your smartphone. You can also download
and watch them from anywhere, even when you’re not connected.
Play Music
Listen to free radio (US/CA only), store up to 50,000 songs, or subscribe for ad-free access to
35 million songs and offline listening.
Play Books
Choose from over 4 million books on Google Play and take your favorites with you for reading
offline.
Keep
Quickly capture what’s on your mind and get a reminder later at the right place or time.
Play Games
Download games from Play Store and play them with your friends.
Play Newsstand
Discover more of the news and magazines you care about, all in one app on your smartphone.
If you download news and magazines, you can read them when your smartphone is offline.
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Settings
About Settings
You can configure your smartphone’s functions and app preferences on the settings page. This
enables you to customize your smartphone using a wide range of options.
From the Apps screen, tap Settings to run the Settings app.
To search by entering a search

word, tap Search and enter a
search word.
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Settings Wireless & Networks Settings
Wireless & Networks Settings
Wi-Fi
Using the Wi-Fi function, you can access an adjacent wireless AP (Access Point) to use wireless
network functions such as the Internet.
Wi-Fi network connection
1 From the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Wi-Fi and turn on Wi-Fi by sliding the button.
2 When the list of wireless networks appears, select the wireless network you want to
connect to.
3 If the selected network is password protected, you will be prompted to enter the password.
Then, tap CONNECT.
4 You will be connected to the wireless network.
Wi-Fi network advanced settings

You can configure more detailed settings related to your Wi-Fi connection.
1 From the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Wi-Fi.
2 Tap ► Advanced. The settings screen will appear.
3 Set the Wi-Fi wireless network.
NOTE
Using the Wi-Fi Direct function, you can directly connect with a device that uses Wi-Fi
without an AP connection. From the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Wi-Fi ► More
► Advanced ► Wi-Fi Direct and select the device you want to connect to from the list.
You can transfer data between your phone and the connected device.
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Bluetooth
Using the Bluetooth function, you can connect to an adjacent Bluetooth device to exchange
data.
Connecting to (pairing with) a Bluetooth device
1 From the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Bluetooth and turn on the Bluetooth function by
sliding the ON/OFF button.
2 After the smartphone scans for available Bluetooth devices, a list of available devices will be
opened.
3 Select the device that you want to connect to (pair with).
4 When the Bluetooth pairing request screen opens, tap PAIR.
5 If you accept the request on the connecting (pairing) device, your smartphone will be
connected to (paired with) the device.
6 When the connection (pairing) is completed, the device you are connected to is displayed on
the Paired Devices list.
Paired Devices
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NOTES
↝↝ Once a device is paired and registered on the Paired Devices list, future connections
will be made automatically, without the confirmation process, simply by pressing the
name of the device.
↝↝ A device will not appear on the list of available Bluetooth devices if Bluetooth is
disabled on the device. Please enable Bluetooth on the device you want to connect.
Data Transmission
Using the Bluetooth function, you can share data (photos, videos, music files and files) with a
Bluetooth device that is paired with your smartphone. An explanation of how to share photos
with a Bluetooth device is shown below.
1 Take a photo using the Camera app.
2 Open the Gallery and select the image to send.
3 Tap on the menu. (The menu will disappear if you do not touch your smartphone for a
second. Tap the image to see again the menu.)
4 When a menu opens that allows you to select a method for sharing, tap Bluetooth and
select a Bluetooth device to which you will transmit photos.
5 A message prompting you to accept the transmission will open on the Bluetooth device you
have selected. When the transmission request is accepted, your photos will be transmitted.
Disconnecting (unpairing) a Bluetooth device
1 On the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Bluetooth.
2 A list of paired devices appears.
3 Tap next to the name of the device you want to unpair.
4 Tap FORGET. The selected device will be disconnected (unpaired).
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Data usage
You can check your data usage and set limits on data usage.
Tethering & portable hotspot

When the Internet connection for a wireless network device (laptop, etc.) is not available as
there is no wireless AP (Access Point) in the vicinity of your position, you can share your mobile
data network with other devices using your smartphone’s mobile hotspot function. You can
connect with other devices using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB tethering.
≐≐ USB tethering: You can share the mobile data on your smartphone with a PC using the
USB tethering function. Connect your smartphone to the PC with a USB cable and run USB
tethering, and your smartphone will work as a wireless LAN.
≐≐ Portable Wi-Fi hotspot: Using the mobile hotspot function, you can share mobile data from
your smartphone with other devices.

≐≐ Set up Wi-Fi hotspot: You can configure the Wi-Fi hotspot network name and password.
A list of devices that are connected to the hotspot is displayed.

≐≐ Bluetooth tethering: Using Bluetooth tethering, you can share mobile data from your
smartphone with other devices.
Using the portable Wi-Fi hotspot
1 From the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Tethering & portable hotspot and turn on the
Portable Wi-Fi hotspot function by sliding the On/Off button.
2 When the hotspot is enabled, the hotspot icon is displayed on the status bar.
3 From the Tethering & portable hotspot screen, tap Set up Wi-Fi hotspot and select your
hotspot. Then set Network name and Password on the Set up Wi-Fi hotspot screen.
4 Using the device you want to connect to the hotspot, find the network name of your
smartphone in the list of available wireless networks. Select your smartphone’s mobile
hotspot and enter the password to connect to the mobile hotspot.
5 The connected device will use your smartphone’s network via the mobile hotspot.
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Cellular networks
You can configure your mobile network preferences.
≐≐ Data roaming: Connect to data services when roaming.
≐≐ Preferred network type: You can select which network type will be preferentially connected
(LTE or 3G).
≐≐ Access Point Names: You can select a network to be used when accessing a mobile network.
≐≐ Network operators: Choose a network operator.
Airplane & more

Airplane mode
When airplane mode is enabled, the cellular connection, messaging, data network, Wi-Fi and
Bluetooth on your phone will be turned off. To use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, enable Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
through the settings page or the status bar.
Cellular data
Turn your mobile data network on or off.
Wireless display
You can search for and connect to a nearby wireless display device, and output the screen of
your smartphone to the wireless display device instantly.
Cell broadcasts
You can enable or disable receipt of emergency disaster broadcasts, and configure the settings
regarding how you want to receive such broadcasts.
≐≐ Show extreme threats: Display alerts for extreme threats to life and property.
≐≐ Show severe threats: Display alerts for severe threats to life and property.
≐≐ Show AMBER alerts: Display child abduction emergency bulletins (AMBER alerts).
≐≐ Turn on notifications: Display emergency alert broadcasts.
≐≐ Alert sound duration: Set the alert sound duration.
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≐≐ Alert reminder: Set to repeat the alert.
≐≐ Vibrate: Set to vibrate on alert.
≐≐ Speak alert messages: Use text-to-speech to speak emergency alert messages.
≐≐ Show ETWS test broadcasts: Display test broadcasts for the Earthquake Tsunami Warning
System.
NFC
When you read an NFC tag using the NFC (Near Field Communication) function, a form of short-
range wireless communication, you can import various kinds of information included in the
tag, such as contact, website address, etc. to your smartphone. In addition, you can exchange
data with other devices that support the NFC function. With a SIM card that supports NFC and
payment functions, you can use your smartphone as a transportation card or credit card.
≐≐ NFC: Enable data exchange when the smartphone touches another devices.
≐≐ Android Beam: Ready to transmit app content via NFC.
≐≐ Tap & Pay: Using the NFC function, you can make payment with a single tap on all devices
that support Tap & Pay. To use this function, the NFC function must be enabled.
NFC tag
1 From the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Airplane & more ► NFC and turn on the NFC
function by sliding the NFC On/Off button.
2 Hover the NFC antenna on the back of your smartphone over the NFC tag, and the tag
information will be displayed.
NFC payment
To make payment using the NFC function, you must register for the applicable mobile payment
service first. For more information about how to register for an NFC payment service, please
contact the applicable service provider.
1 On the Apps screen, tap Settings ► Airplane & more ► NFC and turn on the NFC function
by sliding the NFC On/Off button.
2 Place the NFC antenna on the back of your smartphone on the NFC card reader.
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VPN
You can access a network using a VPN (Virtual Private Network).
SMS app
You can select an app to use for receiving and sending messages.
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Settings System Settings
System Settings
Apps
Manages and change settings for apps installed on your smartphone.
The app settings screen will be

displayed.
You can configure settings to
display system-related apps and
reset your app preferences.
The list of apps will be displayed.
Select an app to manage and
configure settings.
Display
You can configure settings related to your smartphone’s screen.
≐≐ Brightness level: You can adjust the screen brightness manually. You can also select the auto
brightness control function which detects the intensity of the ambient light and automatically
optimizes the brightness of your smartphone screen.
≐≐ Bluelight Filter: You can reduce the ratio of blue color on your smartphone screen to prevent
eye fatigue.
≐≐ Home screen wallpaper: You can change the wallpaper of your home screen.
≐≐ Lock screen wallpaper: You can change the wallpaper of your lock screen.
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≐≐ When device is rotated: Select whether to rtate the contents of the screen when your
smartphone is rotated.
≐≐ Font size: Set the font size.
≐≐ Sleep: You can configure settings to allow the smartphone screen be turned off automatically
when it is not used for a specific period of time.

≐≐ Daydream: You can set up a screensaver that displays a clock, a photo, a colorful background
and more when your smartphone is charging. Daydream mode will start after your
smartphone goes into Sleep mode while charging.
≐≐ LED Notification: The LED illuminates when you have missed a call, new message, or
application’s notification.
≐≐ LED Inactivity: If your smartphone has been in an idle state for more than 20 minutes, the
LED will not flash, even if there are notifications.

≐≐ Softkey Display: You can arrange the softkeys based on your preferences.
≐≐ Color Temperature: You can select the color tone of your smartphone screen. This function
can be selected only when the bluelight filter function is disabled.

≐≐ Screen Mode: You can select either default or dynamic screen mode.
Sound
You can configure settings for the sounds made by your smartphone.
Volumes
You can configure settings for the sounds made by your smartphone.
≐≐ Media: Adjusts the volume of media played, such as video or music files.
≐≐ Ringtone: Adjusts the volume of your ringtone.
≐≐ Notifications: Adjusts the volume of notification sounds.
≐≐ Alarm: Adjusts the volume of alarm sounds.
≐≐ System: Adjusts the volume of system sounds.
Call ringtone & vibrate

≐≐ Phone-ringtone: Select the type of your ringtone.
≐≐ Increase volume in pocket: Ringtone volume increases when your smartphone is in your
pocket or bag.
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≐≐ Also vibrate for calls: Makes your smartphone generate a ringtone and vibrations at the
same time when it receives a call.
Message notification & vibrate

≐≐ Message notification: Selects a message alarm sound.
≐≐ Vibrate: You can set your mobile phone to vibrate when you receive a text message.
System
≐≐ Default notification sound: You can select the default alarm sound.
≐≐ Boot sound: You can select the boot alarm sound.
≐≐ Dial pad tones: Play tones when using the dial pad.
≐≐ Screen locking sounds: Enable the sound when locking and unlocking the screen.
≐≐ Touch sounds: Play sounds when touching the screen.
≐≐ Vibrate-on-touch: You can enable or disable vibration when you press the keypad on the
screen.
Battery
You can check the state of the battery and manage the battery.
≐≐ Power saver: You can turn power saving mode on or off. You can also configure specific
settings for power saving mode.

≐≐ Display battery percentage: Displays the remaining battery power in the form of a
percentage.
≐≐ Battery use history after the latest full charging: Shows the battery use history after the
battery is fully charged.

≐≐ Screen: Shows the battery power consumed by the screen, and redirects you to the screen-
related settings to reduce battery consumption.
Storage & USB

You can check and manage the storage space (total space, used space and remaining space).
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Memory
Shows the total memory capacity used for a designated period of time, and the memory used
by each app.
Call settings
You can configure settings related to phone calls.
≐≐ Voice mail: You can configure settings related to voice mail.
≐≐ Fixed dialing numbers: If you add phone numbers to the FDN list and activate the FDN
function, outgoing calls are limited to the listed numbers only.

≐≐ GSM call settings: You can set a forwarding number, blocked numbers and restricted
outgoing numbers. In addition, you can set your phone number displayed or hidden while
making outgoing calls, and you can also set incoming calls informed during a call.
≐≐ Quick responses: You can edit call rejection messages that will be transmitted when you
decline a call.
≐≐ Auto answer on headset: You can set the auto answer time when a headset is connected.
≐≐ Answer vibration: You can set your smartphone to vibrate when the receiver receives your
call.
≐≐ Call-end vibration: You can set your smartphone to vibrate when the receiver hangs up.
≐≐ Alerts on call: You can set your smartphone to receive messages and alarms while you are
on the phone.
≐≐ Increase volume while in pocket: You can set your smartphone to generate a louder
ringtone when it is in your pocket or bag.

≐≐ Call status tones: You can set the alarm sound according to the status in which you are on
the phone.
≐≐ Record settings: You can set your phone to record the conversation for all calls, or for calls
involving a specific phone number.

≐≐ Never sleep in speaker mode: You can set the screen of your smartphone to always be on
while in speaker mode.
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Motion
You can configure functions that can be activated by different motions.
Motion settings
≐≐ Turn over to reject call: If you turn over your smartphone when it rings, the call will be
declined.
≐≐ Volume quiet on pickup: If you pick up the smartphone while it is ringing, it will switch to
silent mode.
≐≐ Direct call & answer: Open a contact number to call and touch your smartphone to your ear,
and your phone will automatically call the number.

≐≐ Smart alert: Your phone will vibrate when you pick it up to inform you that there is a missed
call or message.
≐≐ Shake to skip to next song: When you shake the smartphone while it plays music, it will skip
to the next song.
Tutorial
≐≐ How to use motions: Check the tutorial for a more detailed description on how to use the
motions.
Default app configure

You can designate a specific app as the default app when running specific content.
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Settings Personal Settings
Personal Settings
Screen lock
Configure the lock screen for security.
Screen security
≐≐ Screen lock: Selects the screen lock pattern.
≐≐ Make pattern visible: Displays the pattern when you unlock the pattern.
≐≐ Pattern size: You can adjust the size of the pattern to make it easy for you unlock the pattern
with a single hand.

≐≐ Automatically lock: You can set the time interval for the lock screen to be activated after the
screen is turned off. If you turn the screen on within the designated time, the lock screen will
not be activated.
≐≐ Power button instantly locks: You can configure settings to activate the lock screen
immediately when you turn off the screen with the power button.
≐≐ Lock screen message: Displays the information that you want on the lock screen. You can
also enter words to be displayed on the lock screen.
Screen display
≐≐ Wallpaper: You can set the wallpaper for the lock screen.
≐≐ Enable unlock shortcut: You can enable or disable the shortcut function to an app with a
notification.
≐≐ Unlock shortcut: You can enable the shortcut function on the lock screen.
≐≐ Notification: You can enable or disable the display of notifications on the lock screen.
Notification
You can configure notification settings.
≐≐ When device is locked: You can set your phone to display a notification on the lock screen
when the device is locked.

≐≐ App notifications: You can configure notification settings for each app.
≐≐ Notification access: Selects an app to receive notifications.
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Do not disturb
You can configure settings related to Do Not Disturb mode.
≐≐ Priority only allowed: You can configure important notifications that will be allowed when
the phone is in Do Not Disturb mode.

≐≐ Automatic rules: You can configure automatic rules to enable a temporary suspension of
notifications during a specific period of time or event.
Location
Turn functions that use location information on or off.
≐≐ Mode: Sets the mode to check the location information.
≐≐ Recent location requests: A list of the apps that have recently requested location
information will be displayed.

≐≐ Location services: Allows Google to collect your location information at regular intervals,
even when you are not using the Google smartphone.
Security
You can configure security-related settings. This option is activated when the lock screen
pattern is configured except for the slide.
SIM card lock

≐≐ Set up SIM card lock: You can set a password for the USIM card to enable lock settings for
the use of your smartphone.
Passwords
≐≐ Make passwords visible: Makes your password visible when you enter it.
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Device administration
≐≐ Device administrator: You can lock or initialize your smartphone if it is lost.
≐≐ Unknown sources: Configures installation settings related to apps from unknown sources.
Credential storage
≐≐ Storage type: You can check the type of the credential storage space.
≐≐ Trusted credentials: Displays trusted credentials
≐≐ Install from SD card: Installs a credential on the SD card.
≐≐ Clear credentials: Deletes all credentials.
Advanced
≐≐ Trust agents: Retrieves or deactivates a trust agent.
≐≐ Screen pinning: You can pin the current screen until it is released.
≐≐ Apps with usage access: You can allow a specific app to use the general information (e.g. use
frequency) of apps on your device.
Encryption
≐≐ Encrypt phone: Encrypts all data on your smartphone.
≐≐ Smart Lock: You can configure additional settings related to the lock function.
―― Trusted devices: You can register a device to allow the unlock state to be maintained when
a connection is established.
―― Trusted places: You can designate and register a trusted place.
―― Trusted face: You can unlock your smartphone through facial recognition. Let your face
recognized according to the instructions displayed on the screen. If your phone fails to
recognize your face, you can unlock the phone using the lock screen pattern.
―― Trusted voice: You can unlock your phone using voice recognition.
―― On-body detection: You can set your phone to be unlocked while you are holding it.
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Accounts
You can add and manage accounts to be used on your smartphone, such as a Google account.
Add account
1 On the Settings screen, tap Accounts ► Add account.
2 Select an account you want to register.
3 Register the account by following the guidance displayed on the screen.
4 To synchronize the content stored in your account with your smartphone, select a
registered account, press the name of the account and select the items to be synchronized.
Stop sync
1 From the Settings screen, tap Accounts.
2 Select an account to delete.
3 Tap and select Remove account.
Google
You can configure settings related to Google.
Backup & reset

Backs up or resets all data and settings saved on your smartphone.
≐≐ Back up my data: Backs up personal information, data and other settings to a designated
account.
≐≐ Backup account: Selects or adds an account for backup.
≐≐ Automatic restore: When you delete and reinstall an app, the data and settings backed up
on your designated account will be automatically restored.

≐≐ Network settings reset: Resets all network (Wi-Fi, Cellular data, and Bluetooth) related
settings.
≐≐ Factory data reset: Initializes all data on your smartphone to the factory default settings.
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Settings Device Settings
Device Settings
Software update
You can update your smartphone’s software (firmware).
Date & time

You can set the date and time.
≐≐ Automatic date & time: Your phone will be set to the date and time provided by the data
network.
≐≐ Automatic time zone: Your phone will be set to the data and time provided by the data
network when you move to a different time zone.

≐≐ Set date: You can set the date manually.
≐≐ Set time: You can set the time manually.
≐≐ Select time zone: The standard time zone of your current location will be selected.
≐≐ Use 24-hour format: Displays the time in 24-hour format.
≐≐ Choose date format: You can select the type of date to be displayed.
Language & input

Configure the language displayed on the screen and the keyboard used to enter the letters.
≐≐ Language: Selects a language displayed on the screen.
≐≐ Spell checker: You can configure the spell-checker to be used.
≐≐ Personal dictionary: You can create your own dictionary.
Keyboard & input methods

≐≐ Current keyboard: Selects a keyboard to use.
≐≐ Google keyboard: Configures the preferences for the current keyboard.
≐≐ Google voice typing: Configures the preferences for the Google Voice Typing service.
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Speech
≐≐ Text-to-speech output: You can select and configure a TTS engine that speaks text.
Mouse/trackpad
≐≐ Pointer speed: Configures the mouse pointer speed.
About phone
Various kinds of information about your smartphone are displayed.
Accessibility & more

You can customize your phone to enable you use it more conveniently and efficiently.
Accessibility
Service
≐≐ TalkBack: You can select the TalkBack function. For more information about TalkBack, please
press the Settings button.

≐≐ Switch Access: You can control the device with a combination of configurable keys.
System
≐≐ Caption: You can select a language, font size and style for captions.
≐≐ Magnification gestures: Tap the screen 3 times and you can zoom in or out.
≐≐ Large text: You can increase the font size.
≐≐ High-contrast text: You can increase the contrast of the text.
≐≐ Power button ends call: You can set your phone to end a call by pressing the power button.
≐≐ Auto-rotate screen: You can set the screen of your phone to rotate automatically when you
rotate your phone.

≐≐ Speak passwords: You can set your phone to read the password that you enter.
≐≐ Accessibility shortcut: Press and hold the power button until you can feel the vibration, and
then press and hold it with two fingers until you hear the confirming sound, and you will be
redirected to the accessibility settings screen.
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≐≐ Text-to-speech output: You can configure the function that reads text.
≐≐ Touch & hold delay: You can set the duration to press and hold a button.
Display
≐≐ Color inversion: You can enable the function that inverts colors.
≐≐ Color correction: You can adjust colors.
Printing
By adding this service, you can print content from your phone.
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Appendix
User Troubleshooting Guide

(Check Before Requesting Service)
If anything abnormal occurs during use, please check the following before requesting service.
If you still need service, contact your local warranty repair service center.
The smartphone does not The battery may be fully discharged. Please charge the
turn on. battery sufficiently and try again.
The smartphone does not If the screen freezes during use and the phone does not
work. respond to your button touch or input, press and hold the
power button for more than 8 seconds to restart the system.
If your phone still does not work, please contact our customer
service.
Heat is generated by the Heat may be generated by your phone if you are on the
phone during use. phone or using an app that consumes a lot of battery power
for an extended period of time. This phenomenon does not
affect the performance and life of your smartphone.
Battery life is significantly ≐≐ The battery can discharge faster if you use the phone in
reduced. extreme hot or cold environments.

≐≐ Battery consumption varies depending on the app you use.
Please check whether the app(s) you usually use consumes

the battery a lot.
≐≐ The battery is a consumable, and its life decreases as it is
used. If you need to replace the battery due to decreased

battery life, please contact our customer service.
Network error message is You may be in an environment with a poor network signal,
displayed. or where a network connection is not available. Please move
to another location and try again. Certain apps or services
require registration to use them. Please contact the service
provider.
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The phone responds slowly ≐≐ A protective film attached to the screen may compromise
or incorrectly to my touch. the response to your touch.

≐≐ Excessive moisture or water on the touch screen may cause
a malfunction.
≐≐ The phone may be suffering from a temporary
malfunction. Press and hold the power button for more

than 8 seconds to restart the system.
Unable to enter letters, ≐≐ If your phone slows down or frequently freezes, close all
and frequently operates apps that are currently open. If you long-press the empty
incorrectly or freezes space of the Home screen, the management screen will
appear. Tap Task Manager to open the task management
page, and then you can close all apps activated by
tapping .
≐≐ If the symptom persists after closing all activated apps,
press and hold the Power button for more than 8 seconds
to restart the system.
≐≐ If the symptom persists after you restart the system, try
resetting your device. From the Apps screen, tap Settings

► Backup & reset ► Factory data reset ► RESET
PHONE. Your smartphone will be reset to factory default
settings and will reboot. Note that this means that all data
and apps installed on your smartphone will be deleted!
Please back up safely before resetting the device.
≐≐ If the symptom persists after resetting the device, please
contact our customer service.
Call or Internet quality is ≐≐ Call or Internet quality may be impaired when you are
poor. in an area with a weak signal or a poor signal reception

environment, and your phone may be disconnected in
the process of switching between base stations. Move to
another location and try again.
≐≐ Touching the antenna with the hand or a metal object may
impair the quality. Please do not touch the antenna.
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Camera does not work or the As the Camera app consumes a significant amount of battery
camera flash does not work. power, it will only open if the remaining battery capacity is
sufficient. In addition, even when the camera is running, the
flash function will automatically be disabled if the remaining
battery power drops below a certain level.
No ringtone is not generated No ringtone or vibration is generated when your phone is in

and only the call receiving silent mode. Change the mode to ringtone or vibration on the
screen turns on. Settings page.
The screen does not turn on Check the proximity sensor under the receiver for the
when I remove the screen presence of any foreign substance; remove any foreign
from my ear during a phone substance found using a soft cloth. Foreign substances may
call. cause the proximity sensor to malfunction.
A screen prompting me to The app or function is password protected.

enter a password opens ≐≐ If you see a lock screen when turning on the phone, your
when I attempt to launch phone also may be screen locked or security protected.
a certain app, or execute a ≐≐ If you see a window prompting you to enter a password
certain function. when you attempt to launch a certain app, or execute a

certain function, the app or function is password protected
with a security settings app. Please enter the password
(pattern, password, or PIN).
The photo quality is poor. ≐≐ Check the lens for the presence of any foreign substance;
remove any foreign substance found using a soft cloth. A

foreign substance on the lens will impair the photo quality.
≐≐ The photo quality may also be impaired by factors in the
environment. Stray light, high sensitivity, type of lighting,

etc. may affect the photo quality.
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I connected my smartphone ≐≐ Check whether you are using a genuine USB data cable.
to the PC with a USB data Some USB data cables cause recognition failure.
communication cable, but ≐≐ Check whether the USB driver is correctly installed on the
it was not recognized by my PC. A driver problem may also cause recognition failure.
PC. ≐≐ If your phone is locked, the storage space will not appear
unless your phone is unlocked. If your phone is unlocked

properly, it will be normally displayed on the PC.
Location information is not GPS signals may not be received in a GPS shadow area such as
available. indoors, in a tunnel or in a cave. To use location information in
a GPS shadow area, please use Wi-Fi or your mobile network
connection.
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Appendix Specifications
Specifications
Item Description
Product name LUNA
Size 157.6 x 77.1 x 7.38 mm
Weight 186 g
Display 5.5-inch Full HD 1080p (1080 x 1920)
Button Power / Volume up / Volume down
Chipset Qualcomm MSM8974 AC
Camera ≐≐ Front: 13 million pixels
≐≐ Rear: 8 million pixels
Mobile network GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, UMTS Band I (2100MHz),

Band II (1900 MHz), Band IV (1700 MHz), Band V (850 MHz),
FDD-LTE Band 1/2/4/5/12/17
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
Bluetooth BT 4.0; GPS/AGPS/GLONASS
Battery 2,900 mAh (non-removable)
Sensor Proximity/ALS; G-sensor, E-compass; Gyro, Hall sensor
SIM card micro SIM
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Appendix Customer Service
Customer Service
If you have any questions or experience any inconvenience while using your smartphone,
please contact our customer center.
≐≐ Customer Center: 1-844-411-5862 (United States)
≐≐ Home Page: www.venturinco.com
Important Safety Information

Please read the following information carefully to ensure the safe and correct use of your
smartphone.
WARNINGS
≐≐ Only use a genuine or authorized battery charger to charge the battery. Charging the battery
with an unauthorized charger may cause your smartphone to malfunction, or lead to a

battery explosion.
≐≐ Do not use your phone while you are driving a car. Using your phone while driving may
diminish your attention and cause a car accident. In addition, if you use your smartphone
while driving, you will be subject to a fine or confinement under the Road Traffic Act.
≐≐ Turn off the power in places such as airplanes where the use of smartphones is prohibited.
Your smartphone may affect a medical device or the aircraft navigation system, resulting in
an accident.
≐≐ Do not microwave your smartphone or place it in an area with strong electromagnetic
waves. Your smartphone may be deformed or exploded, or respond sensitively to the

electromagnetic wave.
≐≐ Use your phone in a temperature range from -10℃ to 40℃, and do not use it environments
that are extremely cold or extremely hot and humid. Using it at a temperature below -10℃ or
in a hot and confined space such as in the car or at a sauna will increase the risk of explosion
and may cause malfunction.
≐≐ You must check the connection direction when connecting your phone to the charger. If the
connection direction is incorrect, your smartphone may be damaged or explode.
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Appendix Important Safety Information
≐≐ Do not use your smartphone while charging, and do not plug the charger into a wall outlet
while your hands are wet. This may cause electric shock, short circuit or fire.
≐≐ Do not use your smartphone in heavy rain accompanied by lightning or thunder. If your
phone is wet, it may be damaged. In addition, using your phone in a storm may make you
more vulnerable to a lightning strike.
≐≐ Do not cover the phone with a blanket or cloth while charging the battery. The heat generated
during charging may cause a fire.

≐≐ You must connect the battery charger to an outlet with a ground terminal. Connecting the
charger to an ungrounded outlet may cause an electrical shock.

≐≐ Do not spill or drop your smartphone into liquid. Parts or circuits may be damaged, and the
heat generated by the battery may cause fire or an electric shock.

≐≐ If your phone is wet or has been dropped into water, turn off the power and contact the
nearest customer service center. Please note, however, that any related damages will not
covered be by the warranty.
≐≐ Using your smartphone for a long time or charging it will generate heat, which may cause a
low-temperature burn when you come into contact with it.

≐≐ Plug in the USB power cable firmly to prevent it from wobbling. Do not pull out, twist or cut
the USB power cable. The cable will be damaged and may cause a fire or electric shock.
≐≐ Do not place a heavy object on the battery charger or the USB power cable. This may cause a
fire or electric shock.

≐≐ Avoid any vibration or impact and disconnect the power cable when it is not in use.
≐≐ Do not use if the part of the charger that plugs in the outlet is loose. An unstable connection
may generate heat and result in a fire, and the charging performance may be impaired.
≐≐ Do not look directly at the camera flash, as it may damage your eyesight.
≐≐ Do not touch your smartphone directly to your ear if the volume is set too loud or your phone
is in speakerphone mode. Your hearing may be damaged or you may be surprised, causing
an accident.
≐≐ Do not listen to music for a long time, or listen at a loud volume while you are walking. This
may damage your hearing, and could potentially lead to an accident.

≐≐ Do not use the earphone while you are driving a vehicle, motorcycle or bicycle, or in a place
with heavy noise. It may decrease your attention and cause an accident.
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CAUTIONS
≐≐ Do not allow any foreign substance to enter the connector and holes. It may cause
malfunction or failure.
≐≐ Do not clean your smartphone using a chemical solvent (alcohol, benzene, solvents, thinners,
etc.) or detergent. This may cause fire, or damage your phone. Use a soft cloth or towel when
cleaning a foreign substance or dust.
≐≐ Keep your smartphone where it is out of the reach of children or pets.
≐≐ Do not put your phone in a bag or pocket with a metal object, as it may scratch or damage
your phone.
≐≐ Do not modify, repair or disassemble your smartphone arbitrarily. Any damages caused by
unauthorized repairs or modifications will not be covered by the warranty. If you need repair
or inspection, please contact our customer service.
≐≐ Do not sit down with your smartphone in your hip pocket. Your phone may be damaged or
bent, and the screen of your phone may be damaged.

≐≐ Synchronize your phone with an account provided from the service provider (Google, etc.) to
back up important data on your smartphone, or copy such data to a separate storage device.
We do not take any responsibility for any loss of data from your smartphone.
≐≐ Mounting your smartphone with a magnet may cause it to malfunction due to the magnetic
forces.
≐≐ Do not remove the micro SIM/SD card during use, as it may cause damage to the SIM/SD card
or cause your smartphone to malfunction.

≐≐ Except for designated external devices, do not connect an external device to your
smartphone.
≐≐ Dropping or hitting your smartphone on a hard surface may cause damage to your phone.
≐≐ If you lose your smartphone, inform your wireless carrier immediately so that service can
be suspended. You may be exposed to damage or loss through illegal use of your lost
smartphone.
≐≐ Only use apps or files from trusted service providers. Installing or downloading apps or files
arbitrarily may cause serious problems for your smartphone, including the exposure of your
personal information. We will not be responsible for any problem related to downloading
unauthorized apps.
≐≐ Do not attach a protective film that covers the camera lens, proximity sensor or ambient light
sensor, or whose performance has not been confirmed, as this may cause your smartphone
to malfunction.
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NOTES
≐≐ When you purchase a protective case, confirm that the case does not interfere with your
ability to press the buttons, or block the earphone terminal.

≐≐ Do not grab the antenna while you are on the phone, as this may impair the call quality.
≐≐ When you first use the phone after purchase, or use it after not using it for a long period of
time, fully charge the battery first.

≐≐ As the camera lens is made of high-precision parts, dropping your phone or using it in an
inappropriate environment may damage the camera.

≐≐ Be careful not to allow the protective glass in front of the camera lens to be scratched. If the
protective glass is scratched, the photo quality will be affected.

≐≐ Do not point the camera at a strong light source (such as the sun). The image sensor may be
damaged or its function may be impaired, resulting in poor photo quality.
When connecting to a wireless network such as Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, pay close attention to
security. User information or important files can be exposed by network connections, and your
smartphone may be damaged by hacking attempts or a virus.
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Appendix FCC Compliance Statement
FCC Compliance Statement
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

This device complies with part 15 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.
This device 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 residential 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, which 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 the receiver is
connected.
≐≐ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution:
■■ Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
■■ The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction
with any other antenna or transmitter.
■■ The country code selection is for non-US model only and is not available to all US model. Per
FCC regulation, all WiFi product marketed in US must fixed to US operation channels only.
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Appendix FCC Compliance Statement
► RF Exposure Information (SAR)

This device meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves.
This device is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure
to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S.
Government.
The exposure standard for wireless device employs a unit of measurement known as the
Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. *Tests for SAR are
conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the device transmitting
at 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 device while operating can be well
below the maximum value. This is because the device is designed to operate at multiple power
levels so as to use only the poser required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to
a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output.
The highest SAR value for the model device as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the
ear is 0.72 W/kg and when worn on the body, as described in this user guide, is 0.92W/kg (Body-
worn measurements differ among device models, depending upon available accessories and
FCC requirements.)
While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various devices and at various
positions, they all meet the government requirement.
The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model device with all reported SAR
levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this
model device is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of
www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid after searching on FCC ID: 2AHS3-TGL800S.
For body worn operation, this device has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines
for use with an accessory that contains no metal and be positioned a minimum of 1.0 cm from
the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines.
If you do not use a body-worn accessory and are not holding the device at the ear, position the
handset a minimum of 1.0 cm from your body when the device is switched on.
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that are not approved by TG&Co., or the use of illegal apps.

the modification of the operating system or the installation of unapproved apps.

the possibility of radio wave interference.

≐≐ Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.

and Wi-Fi logo are registered trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.

What’s in the Box

USB cable for charging and

micro SIM and micro SD

Receiver Stereo earphone jack

Touch screen micro SD card tray

micro SIM card tray

Volume down button

≐≐ Press and hold more than 8 seconds to reboot the

Volume up ≐≐ Press to increase the volume.

≐≐ Press to lower the volume.

simultaneously to capture the current screen.

Installing the micro SIM Card

Installing the micro SD Card

Charging the Battery

Read before charging the battery

Unauthorized chargers may cause the smartphone to malfunction or the smartphone

smartphone. This damage will not be covered under the warranty.

charge the battery.

purchase a new product, if necessary.

and does not affect the performance of the smartphone.

≐≐ Set the auto sleep time to a short time.

≐≐ Turn on power saving features.

≐≐ Turn off unused apps that are running in the background.

Power off Turn off your smartphone.

Restart Turn your smartphone off and on again.

Turn Airplane mode on/off. Airplane mode disables the

Screen shot Capture the current screen.

Silent mode Change to silent mode.

Vibration mode Change to vibration mode.

Sound mode Change to sound mode.

Pinch and spread

About the Home screen

Page indicators Apps

Recent A list of recently opened apps will appear.

≐≐ Briefly press to go to the Home screen.

Back Go back to the previous screen.

Moving Home screen pages

Managing the Home screen

Moving and deleting shortcuts and widgets

Adding, moving, deleting the Home screen page

Adding and managing folders

typing the name, tap and tap .

Deleting the folder

Changing the wallpaper

Layer mode setting:

Signal strength of the mobile network

International roaming service mode

Connected to the LTE network

Connected to the 3G network

Connected to AP using Wi-Fi

An incoming call was missed

New SMS (or MMS) arrived

New email arrived

Uploading using the data network

Downloading using the data network