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User Guide Guía D Usuari User Guide Pantech Marauder User Guide OM910VW 5U000679C0A REV.00 Usuario Guía del User Guide for MarauderTM Thank you for choosing the Pantech MarauderTM, our latest smartphone. The Pantech MarauderTM has many features designed to enhance your mobile experience. With its unique, stylish design, you will enjoy the entire MarauderTM experience. This User Guide contains important and useful information that will maximize your familiarity with all that the Pantech MarauderTM has to offer. Table of contents BEFORE USING GETTING STARTED BEFORE USING ................................................................................. 7 GETTING STARTED ........................................................................18 Important Safety Information ........................................................................................7 Powering your phone on/off .......................................................................................18 UPnP, DLNA ................................................................................................................................8 Restarting your phone .....................................................................................................18 Basic instructions....................................................................................................................9 Activating Marauder™ ......................................................................................................18 Backing up data ...................................................................................................................19 PRODUCT OVERVIEW Managing screen lock ......................................................................................................20 PRODUCT OVERVIEW ..................................................................11 Overviewing product .......................................................................................................11 STARTER MODE Gripping Marauder™ .........................................................................................................12 Managing the back cover ..............................................................................................13 1. BASIC OPERATION Installing/Removing the SIM Card ...........................................................................13 BASIC OPERATION .........................................................................23 Managing the microSD™ card ....................................................................................14 Understanding Home Screen .....................................................................................23 Managing the battery ......................................................................................................14 Using Home Screen ...........................................................................................................26 Accessing applications in the Apps screen ........................................................28 Using Wi-Fi network ..........................................................................................................29 Using Wi-Fi Direct ................................................................................................................31 Connecting to a 3G/4G network ...............................................................................31 Using Bluetooth ...................................................................................................................32 Using Play Store ...................................................................................................................34 2 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2. CALL & MESSAGES YouTube ....................................................................................................................................68 Downloads ..............................................................................................................................69 CALL & MESSAGES ........................................................................36 Calling ........................................................................................................................................36 5. MENU FUNCTION Messaging ...............................................................................................................................40 Contacts ....................................................................................................................................44 MENU FUNCTION ..........................................................................71 Alarm ..........................................................................................................................................71 3. COMMUNICATION Calculator .................................................................................................................................72 Doc Viewer ..............................................................................................................................73 COMMUNICATION ........................................................................49 Weather .....................................................................................................................................74 Browser ......................................................................................................................................49 Net Media ................................................................................................................................75 Google Search .......................................................................................................................51 Clocks .........................................................................................................................................76 Email ............................................................................................................................................52 Voice Recorder ......................................................................................................................77 Gmail ...........................................................................................................................................54 Calendar ....................................................................................................................................78 Google+ ....................................................................................................................................55 Location-Based services ..................................................................................................79 4. MEDIA CENTER 6. SETTINGS MEDIA CENTER ...............................................................................57 SETTINGS .........................................................................................81 Camera ......................................................................................................................................57 Setting ringtone and volume ......................................................................................81 Camera as camcorder ......................................................................................................60 Sounds .......................................................................................................................................81 Gallery ........................................................................................................................................62 Display........................................................................................................................................82 Music Player ............................................................................................................................63 Wireless & networks...........................................................................................................83 Video Player ............................................................................................................................67 2 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Mode & applications .........................................................................................................85 3. COMMUNICATION System........................................................................................................................................88 COMMUNICATION ..................................................................... 117 Browser ....................................................................................................................................117 STANDARD MODE Google Search .....................................................................................................................119 Email ..........................................................................................................................................120 1. BASIC OPERATION Gmail .........................................................................................................................................122 BASIC OPERATION .........................................................................90 Google+ ..................................................................................................................................123 Understanding Home Screen .....................................................................................90 Customizing Home Screen ...........................................................................................94
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