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Doro 7030 Manual Doro 7030 English 1 2 15 16 22 17 18 19 3 10 23 4 11 20 24 5 12 6 13 21 7 8 14 9 Note! All illustrations may not 25 accurately depict the actual device. The items supplied with your phone might vary depending on the soft- ware and accessories available in your region or offered by your serv- ice provider. You can obtain addition- al accessories from your local Doro dealer. The supplied accessories pro- vide the best performance with your phone. 1. Front camera 15. Camera flash and Flashlight 2. Speaker 16. Red light = battery level low / 3. Menu button charging 4. Four-way navigation keys 17. Green light = New message / missed call 5. Camera shortcut 18. Main camera 6. Call button 19. Assistance button 7. Voicemail 20. Headset socket 8. International prefix/ Symbols 21. Charging socket 9. Microphone 22. Second microphone 10. Back button 23. Loudspeaker 11. Clear button 24. Volume keys 12. OK-button 25. Charging cradle (optional Power on off 13. End call/ / accessory) 14. Input method/ Silent mode English Contents Congratulations on your purchase ................................................................ 1 Getting started ............................................................................................... 1 Unbox your new phone ......................................................................... 1 Insert SIM card, memory card and battery ........................................... 2 Charge the phone................................................................................... 4 Save energy ............................................................................................ 5 Turn the phone on and off..................................................................... 5 Get to know your phone................................................................................ 6 Assistive functions.................................................................................. 6 Start-up Wizard ...................................................................................... 6 Phone indicators .................................................................................... 7 Notification panel and status bar .......................................................... 7 Descriptions in this document ............................................................... 7 Basic phone operations.......................................................................... 8 Navigate your phone............................................................................ 10 Sharing content.................................................................................... 12 Enter text ....................................................................................... 13 Hearing aid compatible........................................................................ 14 Connect the phone to a computer ...................................................... 15 Calls .............................................................................................................. 16 Make a call ........................................................................................... 16 Call from the phonebook ..................................................................... 16 Receive a call........................................................................................ 16 Call information.................................................................................... 17 Call options........................................................................................... 17 SOS calls ............................................................................................... 17 Call history............................................................................................ 17 Call settings .......................................................................................... 18 Contacts........................................................................................................ 22 Add contact .......................................................................................... 22 Manage phonebook contacts .............................................................. 22 ICE (In Case of Emergency) ............................................................ 23 Phonebook settings.............................................................................. 24 Assistance button......................................................................................... 24 Setting the mode for the Assistance button ....................................... 25 Assistance settings ............................................................................... 25 English Activation ............................................................................................. 26 Number list........................................................................................... 26 Activate text messages (SMS).............................................................. 26 Position SMS......................................................................................... 27 Signal type............................................................................................ 27 MyDoro......................................................................................................... 28 For the helper(s) ............................................................................. 28 For the senior ................................................................................. 29 Messaging..................................................................................................... 30 Create and send text message (SMS)/picture message (MMS).......... 30 Read and handle messages.................................................................. 31 Messaging options ............................................................................... 31 WhatsApp..................................................................................................... 35 Facebook ...................................................................................................... 35 Camera ......................................................................................................... 35 Alarm ............................................................................................................ 36 Media ........................................................................................................... 37 Gallery .................................................................................................. 37 Music .................................................................................................... 38 FM Radio .............................................................................................. 38 Recorder............................................................................................... 39 Videos................................................................................................... 40 Email............................................................................................................. 40 Create and send e-mail........................................................................ 40 E-mail settings...................................................................................... 42 Organiser...................................................................................................... 43 Calculator ............................................................................................. 43 Calendar ............................................................................................... 44 File manager......................................................................................... 44 Notes .................................................................................................... 45 Web browser................................................................................................ 45 Torch............................................................................................................. 45 Settings......................................................................................................... 45 Assistance settings ............................................................................... 45 Network & Internet.............................................................................. 46 Display .................................................................................................. 58 Sound.................................................................................................... 59 English Storage ................................................................................................. 61 Calls ...................................................................................................... 61 Security & location............................................................................... 61 Start-up Wizard .................................................................................... 63 Tutorials................................................................................................ 63 SIM Toolkit ........................................................................................... 63 System .................................................................................................. 64 Additional functions..................................................................................... 67 Display status symbols ........................................................................
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