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TUBI T6 PRO GSM / GPRS Digital Mobile Phone User’s Guide CONTENTS 1. THE BASICS............................................................................. 6 1.1. INTRODUCTION.................................................................. 73 1.2. SECURITY GUIDE................................................................. 7 1.3. FOR YOUR SAFETY.............................................................. 8 2. BEFORE USE......................................................................... 19 2.1. COMPONENTS NAME AND EXPLANATION........................... 19 2.1.1. Technical Specification.......................................... 14 2.1.2. Introduction to Icons in standby........................... 21 2.2. KEY FUNCTION................................................................... 21 2.3. INSTALL OF SIM CARD, T-FLASH CARD.............................. 24 2.3.1. SIM card.................................................................. 24 2.3.2. Install and Remove the SIM.................................. 25 2.3.3. T-flash card.............................................................. 26 2.4. BATTERY............................................................................ 27 2.4.1. Installation the Battery........................................... 27 2.4.2. Battery charging..................................................... 28 2.5. SECURITY CODE................................................................. 30 3. QUICK START........................................................................ 24 3.1. FEATURE FUNCTION........................................................... 32 3.2. DIALING............................................................................. 27 3.3. REJECT A CALL................................................................... 35 3.4. ANSWER A CALL................................................................ 35 3.5. ENDING A CALL.................................................................. 36 3.6. EMERGENCY CALLS........................................................... 36 3.7. CALL HISTORY................................................................... 36 3.8. CALL DIVERT..................................................................... 36 3.9. CALL WAITING.................................................................... 37 3.10. CALL BARRING................................................................... 37 3.11. POWER OFF........................................................................ 37 4. FUNCTION MENU.................................................................. 38 4.1. FILE MANAGER................................................................... 38 4.2. PHONE BOOK..................................................................... 38 4.3. FUN&GAMES..................................................................... 40 4.4. EXTRA................................................................................ 40 4.4.1. Calculator................................................................ 40 4.4.2. Ebook Reader......................................................... 41 4.4.3. Bluetooth（optional）............................................ 42 4.5. CALL CENTER.................................................................... 45 4.5.1. Call History.............................................................. 46 4.5.2. Call Settings............................................................ 46 4.6. MASSAGES......................................................................... 46 4.6.1. Write Message........................................................ 46 4.6.2. Inbox......................................................................... 37 4.6.3. Outbox..................................................................... 38 4.6.4. MMS......................................................................... 39 4.6.5. Broadcast Message............................................... 51 4.6.6. Te m p l a t e s................................................................ 41 4.6.7. SMS Settings.......................................................... 52 4.7. MULTIMEDIA...................................................................... 43 4.7.1. Camera.................................................................... 53 4.7.2. Image Viewer.......................................................... 54 4.7.3. Video recorder........................................................ 54 4.7.4. Video player............................................................ 54 4.7.5. Audio player............................................................ 55 4.7.6. FM Radio................................................................. 56 4.8. SERVICES........................................................................... 57 4.8.1. STK........................................................................... 57 4.8.2. Internet service....................................................... 57 4.8.3. Data account........................................................... 59 4.9. ORGANIZER........................................................................ 49 4.9.1. Calendar.................................................................. 49 4.9.2. Alarm........................................................................ 61 4.9.3. World clock.............................................................. 62 4.9.4. Flash Light............................................................... 62 4.10. SETTINGS........................................................................... 50 4.10.1. Dual SIM Settings.................................................. 62 4.10.2. Phone settings........................................................ 62 4.10.3. Network Settings.................................................... 51 4.10.4. Security Settings.................................................... 63 4.10.5. Restore Factory Setting......................................... 66 4.11. USER…

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Simcard Main LCD 2.2" QCIF BASEBAND PROCESSOR MT6223C TF CARD Keypad Matrix 5 Pin Mini USB I/O I/F Audio AMP TRANSCEIVER MT6139 PA SKYWORKS SKY77518 Blueooth RDA5868+ FM Radio RDA5802 MT6302 Speaker R F s e r i a l I / F Headset UART I/F USB 1.1 I/F Sim I/F 16bits Reveiver Microphone UART3 ASM S D I / F control DATA bus Memory_NOR+PSRAM TV00578002AABD YUV DATA 0.3 Mega Camera Module OV Address bus PCM I/F Vibrator 2.5MM Jak DSP SP5369 C o n t r o l B u s IIC I/F Keypad bus

SCS-F18: Project and Product Certification Representative Authorization Letter Page 1 of 2 Rev 2.0 2206 Ringwood Avenue San Jose, CA 95131 Tel: 408-526-1188 Fax: 408-526-1088 Email: [email protected] Project and Product Certification Representative Authorization Letter Revision History Reason for Amendment (current / obsolete) From To Approved Date Initial Release (current) 1.0 1.0 Nov-14-2006 Revised wording (current) 1.0 2.0 Sept–25-2007

Title: RF Test Report for GSM Mobile Phone Model: T6 To: FCC 15.247:2010 Serial#: 1107008-FCC(BT) Issue Date: 18 July, 2011 Page: 44 of 60 www.siemic.com.cn Annex B. EUT AND TEST SETUP PHOTOGRAPHS Annex B.i. Photograph: EUT External Photo Front View of EUT Rear View of EUT Title: RF Test Report for GSM Mobile Phone Model: T6 To: FCC 15.247:2010 Serial#: 1107008-FCC(BT) Issue Date: 18 July, 2011 Page: 45 of 60 www.siemic.com.cn Left View of EUT Right View of EUT Title: RF Test Report for GSM Mobile Phone Model: T6 To: FCC 15.247:2010 Serial#: 1107008-FCC(BT) Issue Date: 18 July, 2011 Page: 46 of 60 www.siemic.com.cn Top View of EUT Bottom View of EUT Title: RF Test Report for GSM Mobile Phone Model: T6 To: FCC 15.247:2010 Serial#: 1107008-FCC(BT) Issue Date: 18 July, 2011 Page: 47 of 60 www.siemic.com.cn Front View of Power Adapter Front View of PSU Label

Front View of Main PCB Board Rear View of Main PCB Board GSM Antenna BTAntenna Front View of Power Supply PCB Board Rear View of Power Supply PCB Board Front View of Battery Rear View of Battery Cover off photo GSM Antenna BT Antenna

OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION OF T6 The equipment under test (EUT) is the transmitter of T6 a Four-band (850/900/1800/1900) GSM/GPRS mobile phone. The transmitter operates in a duplex system according to the GSM standards. The majority of the phone circuitry consists : the SKY77518 Power Amplifier and the MT6223C Baseband Processor. There is also a combination Flash Memory/PSRAM IC. The system is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a nominal voltage of 3.7 volts. The receiver consists of two distinct parts, the RF receiver front-end and the IF section. The RF receiver front-end amplifies the GSM850 ( 869-894MHZ), E-GSM900 (925-960 MHz), DCS1800 (1805-1880 MHz), PCS1900( 1930-1990MHZ) aerial signal, converts the chosen channel down to a low IF of 0 kHz, and provides in addition more than 35 dB image suppression. Two LNAs are available on-chip and can be configured to allow 4-band functionality. The switched LNA will be used for roaming in different countries. Some selectivity is provided at this stage by an on-chip low-pass filter, and channel selectivity is provided by means of a high performance integrated band-pass filter. The IF section further amplifies the wanted channel performs gain control to tune the output level to the desired value and rejects DC. This DC rejection is realised with an active high pass circuit and operates either continuously or keeps the acquired offset correction during the burst depending on the programming. The transmitter is fully differential using a direct up conversion architecture. It consists of a single side band power up mixer. Gain is controlled by 4 dB via 3-wire serial bus programming. The fully integrated VCO and the power mixer are designed to achieve LO suppression, quadrature phase error, quadrature amplitude balance and low noise floor specifications. Output balun components are integrated to drive a standard 50 ohms single ended load. The local oscillator (LO) signals required are provided by an on chip VCO for operation of the receive and transmit sections. The VCO is fully integrated and self calibrating to reduce manufacturing tolerances. It consists of 64 differents frequency ranges that are selected internally depending on frequency programming. The frequencies of the RF VCO are set by an internal fractional N synthesiser PLL circuit, which are programmable via a 3-wire serial bus. Comparison frequency is 26 MHz (24 Hz step programmability) derived from the 26 MHz reference signal which is generated from the semi integrated reference oscillator. The quadrature phase RF LO signals required for IQ mixers are generated internally. 26 MHz is the reference frequency. It is turned on when the supply voltage VTCXO is applied. After buffering a reference clock of 26 MHz is supplied to the other parts of the system through the pin XBUF. The circuit can be powered-up into four different modes: RX, TX, SYN or REF mode, depending on supply voltages applied, the logical level at pin CTRL and the 3-wire bus serial programming. In RX (TX) mode, all sections required for receive (transmit) are turned on. The SYN mode is used to power-up the synthesiser and the RF-VCO prior to the RX or TX mode. In the SYN mode, some internal LO buffers are also powered-up such that VCO pulling is minimized when switching on the receiver or the transmitter. The reference oscillator (REF mode) is turned on by applying the supply voltage. Additionally band selection is done using the 3-wire bus serial programming allowing the proper enabling of the LNAs. RF section also includes Bluetooth chips RDA5868+ and FM circuit chips using RDA5802. Device features: Bluetooth Features  Compliant with Bluetooth 2.1  Bluetooth Piconet and Scatternet support  Meet class 2 and class 3 transmitting power requirement, support class1 operation with external power amplifier  NZIF receiver with -90dBm sensitivity FM Receiver Features  Support worldwide frequency band ☆ 65 -108 MHz RDA5868+ product line provides two applications for handset and PC. Two different product numbers are used for different usages. Both master and slave operating mode are provided on PCM.interface with programmable data frequency to connect to the. voice channel on the host chip. The UART interface supports.hardware flow control as well as high-speed baud rate.connection. The PTA interface accommodates different.arbitration scheme in which channel utilization can be efficiently.performed in a co-existence environment. The external reference.clock interface supports wide ranges of frequencies that the.mobile phones use. The USB interface supports full-speed device operation. Three outputs are provided to drive RF switches of the phone, e.g. for switching between bands. The baseband processor handles all physical layer radio control signals and network interfaces. The 32 KHz clock oscillator operates the baseband IC from a backup battery when the main battery is removed. The baseband processor is a dual-core device that splits the processing between a DSP core and an ARM ™ processor. The DSP handles the physical and layer 1 processing, while the ARM executes the layer 2 and layer 3 protocol and the man-machine interface (MMI). The dual cores communicate through a dedicated block of dual port memory. It also communicates with the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) through an interface to the mixed signal device. The baseband processor also communicates to the calibration system or external devices through a digital serial link that is available on the system connector. The other main signals on the system connector include the digital audio interface (DAI) and allows for an external battery charging voltage. The MMI completes the phone design and includes the displays, keypads, vibration motor, speaker, microphone, and headset.

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There is no Tune up procedure for RF power. Rated Peak RF power output : GSM 850 , 32.5dBm ±0.7 PCS1900 , 27.5dBm ± 0.7 Then these appropriate rated RF output power settings are stored in each device individually. The user has no possibility to change these settings later on, and during manufacturing each device will be individual calibrated. The measurement is done in fully calibrated setup, which is based on the base station simulator. Furthermore, the highest power level is verified afterwards in a call measurement on three channels (low, middle and high).

BEST MOVIL C.A GSM MOBILE PHONE Model: T6 July 03rd, 2011 Report No.: 1107008-FCC(SAR) Rev1.0 (This report supersedes 1107008-FCC(SAR)) This Test Report is Issued Under the Authority of: David Zhang Compliance Engineer Leslie Bai Director of Certification Modifications made to the product : None This test report may be reproduced in full only. All Test Data Presented in this report is only applicable to presented Test sample. Title: RF Test Report of Shenzhen Phone-Talk Technology Co.,Ltd Model : T6 To C95.1, IEEE 1528, OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C & RSS-102 Issue 4 and Safety Code 6 Serial# 1107008-FCC(SAR) Rev1.0 Issue Date July 03rd, 2011 Page 2 of 91 www.siemic.com REDIT SIEMIC SIEM Laboratory Introduction ATION SIEMIC, headquartered in the heart of Silicon Valley, with superior facilities in US and Asia, is one of the leading independent testing and certification facilities providing customers with one-stop shop services for Compliance Testing and Global Certifications. In addition to testing and certification, SIEMIC provides initial design reviews and compliance management through out a project. Our extensive experience with China , Asia Pacific, North America, European, and international compliance requirements, assures the fastest, most cost effective way to attain regulatory compliance for the global markets . Accreditations for Conformity Assessment Country/Region Accreditation Body Scope USA FCC, A2LA EMC , RF/Wireless , Telecom , SAR Canada IC, A2LA, NIST EMC, RF/Wireless , Telecom , SAR Taiwan BSMI , NCC , NIST EMC, RF, Telecom , Safety Hong Kong OFTA , NIST RF/Wireless ,Telecom Australia NATA, NIST EMC, RF, Telecom , Safety Korea KCC/RRA, NIST EMI, EMS, RF , Telecom, Safety , SAR Japan VCCI, JATE, TELEC, RFT EMI, RF/Wireless, Telecom Mexico NOM, COFETEL, Caniety Safety, EMC , RF/Wireless, Telecom Europe A2LA, NIST EMC, RF, Telecom , Safety, SAR Accreditations for Product Certifications Country Accreditation Body Scope USA FCC TCB, NIST EMC , RF , Telecom Canada IC FCB , NIST EMC , RF , Telecom Singapore iDA, NIST EMC , RF , Telecom EU NB EMC & R&TTE Directive Japan MIC, (RCB 208) RF , Telecom HongKong OFTA (US002) RF , Telecom Title: RF Test Report of Shenzhen Phone-Talk Technology Co.,Ltd Model : T6 To C95.1, IEEE 1528, OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C & RSS-102 Issue 4 and Safety Code 6 Serial# 1107008-FCC(SAR) Rev1.0 Issue Date July 03rd, 2011 Page 3 of 91 www.siemic.com This page has been left blank intentionally. Title: RF Test Report of Shenzhen Phone-Talk Technology Co.,Ltd Model : T6 To C95.1, IEEE 1528, OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C & RSS-102 Issue 4 and Safety Code 6 Serial# 1107008-FCC(SAR) Rev1.0 Issue Date July 03rd, 2011 Page 4 of 91 www.siemic.com CONTENTS 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY & EUT INFORMATION...............................................................................................................6 2 TECHNICAL DETAILS.....................................................................................................................................................7 3 INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................................................................8 4 SAR MEASUREMENT SETUP.........................................................................................................................................9 5 ANSI/IEEE C95.1 – 1999 RF EXPOSURE LIMIT.............................................................................................................19 6 SYSTEM AND LIQUID VALIDATION..............................................................................................................................20 7 TYPE A MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY.....................................................................................................................25 8 OUTPUT POWER VERIFICATION..................................................................................................................................27 9 SAR TEST RESULTS....................................................................................................................................................28 ANNEX A. TEST INSTRUMENT & METHOD...........................................................................................................................43 ANNEX B EUT AND TEST SETUP PHOTOGRAPHS..............................................................................................................45 ANNEX C CALIBRATION REPORTS.....................................................................................................................................48 Title: RF Test Report of Shenzhen Phone-Talk Technology Co.,Ltd Model : T6 To C95.1, IEEE 1528, OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C & RSS-102 Issue 4 and Safety Code 6 Serial# 1107008-FCC(SAR) Rev1.0 Issue Date July 03rd, 2011 Page 5 of 91 www.siemic.com This page has been left blank intentionally. Title: RF Test Report of Shenzhen Phone-Talk Technology Co.,Ltd Model : T6 To C95.1, IEEE 1528, OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C & RSS-102 Issue 4 and Safety Code 6 Serial# 1107008-FCC(SAR) Rev1.0 Issue Date July 03rd, 2011 Page 6 of 91 www.siemic.com 1 Executive Summary & EUT information The purpose of this test programmed was to demonstrate compliance of the Shenzhen Phone-Talk Technology Co.,Ltd Model: T6 against the current Stipulated Standards. The GSM Mobile Phone have demonstrated compliance with the C95.1 , IEEE 1528, OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C , RSS-102 Issue 4 and Safety Code 6. The test has demonstrated that this unit complies with stipulated standards. EUT Information EUT Description : GSM Mobile Phone Model No : T6 Serial No : N/A HW version : N/A IMEI : IMEI 1: 358865038940583 IMEI 2: 358865038961383 Input Power : 3.6-4.2VDC 950mAh Maximum Conducted Output Power to Antenna GSM850(Class 4) : 2.01 W (33.23dBm) GPRS850(Multislot Class 10) : 1.98 W (32.97 dBm) GSM1900 (Class 1) : 0.64 W (28.08 dBm) GPRS1900 (Multislot Class 10) : …

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