ZTBCHMN-01Mobile phone

Version:0.3Date:08August201114:31 Copyrightinformation Copyright©2011UNCellsLtd.Allrightsreserved. UNCells,theUNCellslogoandtheChairmanlogoarethetrademarksand/orregisteredtrademarksofUN CellsLtd. UlysseNardin,theUlysseNardinlogoarethetrademarksand/orregisteredtrademarksofUlysseNardinSA. BluetoothisaregisteredtrademarkofBluetoothSIGInc. Othercompanyandproductnamesmaybetrademarks,registeredtrademarksorservicemarksoftheir respectiveowners. UNCellsoperatesapolicyofcontinuousdevelopmentandreservestherighttochangeorimprovethe productsdescribedhereinandtomodifythecontentsofthisdocumentwithoutpriornotice.Underno circumstancesshallUNCellsLtdbeliableforanylossofdataorincome,oranyspecial,incidental,indirector consequentialdamagesresultingfromtheinformationprovidedinthisdocument,howsoevercaused. Reproduction,transfer,duplicationordistributionofallorpartofthisdocumentwithoutpriorwritten permissionofUNCellsLtdisprohibited. FormoreinformationaboutyourChairmanmobilephone,visitwww.uncells.com. Welcome CongratulationsonbecomingtheproudownerofaChairmanmobilephone. Chairmanrepresentsaremarkableintegrationofover150yearsofSwisswatch-making traditionwithfiveyearsofcutting-edgeresearchanddevelopment.Thechoiceofmaterialsand finishforeachmodel,andourinsistenceonpainstakingattentiontodetail,underpinsour commitmenttothetraditionsandDNAoftheUlysseNardinbrand. Weareproudanddelightedthatourcompany,UN Cells Ltd,hasbeengrantedlicensebythe UlysseNardingroupofcompaniestobelinkedwiththeUlysseNardinname. WeareaspassionateaboutthistrulyuniqueandinnovativeproductasweareaboutUlysse Nardin’suniqueportfoliooffinetime-pieces,andwesincerelyhopethatyou,asourdiscerning customer,deriveasmuchpleasurefromitsuseaswehaveinbringingittoyou. Thankyouforyourconsideredpurchase. MortenNielsen Co-FounderandChairman BobbyYampolsky Co-FounderandChairman Contents Welcome3 AbouttheQuickGuide1 Importanthealthinformationandsafetyprecautions1 Operatingsafety1 Batteryandchargingsafety5 SpecificAbsorbtionRate(SAR)information7 IntroducingyourChairmanphone9 Dockingstation11 Productregistration12 Chairmanoverview13 Preparingyourphoneforfirstuse14 InsertingtheSIMcard14 Removingthebatterycover15 Insertingthebattery16 Replacingthebatterycover17 ChargingyourChairmanphone17 Switchingyourphoneonandoff18 TheHomescreen20 CustomisingtheHomescreen21 Makingandreceivingcalls21 Makingcalls22 Makinghandsfreecalls23 Answeringcalls24 Messaging24 Composingmessages25 Receivingmessages26 Deletingmessages27 i Workingwithapplications28 Usingyourdockingstation29 Connectingthepowersupply29 Insertingthephone30 LimitedWarranty31 Learningmore36 ii AbouttheQuickGuide Thisshortguidegivesyousomeimportantsafetyinformation,anddetailsofthe limitedwarrantyandcareguidelinesforyourChairmanphoneanddockingstation. ItalsocontainsabriefintroductiontousingyourChairmanphone. Thesoftwareonyourphonecontainscomprehensivehelp,andamoredetailedUser GuideisprovidedontheenclosedCD-ROMandonthewebsiteat www.uncells.com. Importanthealthinformationandsafetyprecautions WhenusingyourChairmanphoneandaccessories,thesafetyprecautionsbelow mustbetakentoavoidpossiblelegalliabilitiesanddamages. Retainandfollowallsafetyandoperatinginstructions,andobserveallwarningsin theUserGuide. Operatingsafety Toreducetheriskofbodilyinjury,electricshock,fireanddamagetothe equipment,observethefollowingprecautions. Trafficsafety Insomecountriesitisprohibitedtouseahandhelddevicesuchasamobilephone whiledriving,evenwithahands-freeaccessory.Alwaysensurethatyouadhereto therelevantlegislation. Donotuseahand-heldphonewhiledrivingavehicle.Ifusingahand-heldphone, parkthevehiclesafelybeforeusingthephoneinanyway. 1 Donotplacethephoneonthepassengerseatorwhereitcanbreaklooseina collisionorsuddenstop. Operatingenvironment Remembertofollowanyspecialregulationsinforceinanyareaandalwaysswitch offyourphonewheneveritisforbiddentouseit,orwhenitmaycauseinterference ordanger. Aswithothermobileradiotransmittingequipment,usersareadvisedthatforthe satisfactoryoperationoftheequipmentandforthesafetyofpersonnel,itis recommendedthatnopartofthehumanbodybeallowedtocometooclosetothe antennaduringoperationoftheequipment. Useonlythesuppliedorapprovedparts.Unauthorisedantennas,modificationsor attachmentscoulddamagethephoneandmayviolateregulationsgoverningradio devices. Electronicdevices Mostmodernelectronicequipmentisshieldedfromradiofrequency(RF)signals. However,certainelectronicequipmentmaynotbeshieldedagainsttheRFsignals fromyourphone. Pacemakers Pacemakermanufacturersrecommendthataminimumseparationof15 cm (6 inches)bemaintainedbetweenahand-heldwirelessphoneandapacemakerto avoidpotentialinterferencewiththepacemaker.Theserecommendationsare consistentwiththeindependentresearchbyandrecommendationsofWireless TechnologyResearch. 2 Ifyouhavebeenfittedwithapacemaker: l Alwayskeepthephonemorethan15 cm(6 inches)fromyourpacemakerwhen thephoneisswitchedon. l Donotcarrythephoneinabreastpocket. l Usetheearoppositethepacemakertominimisethepotentialforinterference. l Ifyouhaveanyreasontosuspectthatinterferenceistakingplace,switchoff yourphoneimmediately. Hearingaids Somewirelessphonesmayinterferewithsomehearingaids.Intheeventofsuch interference,consultyourserviceprovider. Othermedicaldevices Operationofanyradiotransmittingequipment,includingwirelessphones,may interferewiththefunctionalityofinadequatelyprotectedmedicaldevices. Switchoffyourphoneinhealthcarefacilitieswhenanyregulationspostedinthese areasinstructyoutodoso. Vehicles RFsignalsmayaffectimproperlyinstalledorinadequatelyshieldedelectronic systemsinmotorvehicles(e.g.electronicfuelinjectionsystems,electronicanti-skid (anti-lock)brakingsystems,electronicspeedcontrolsystems,airbagsystems). Checkwiththemanufactureroritsrepresentativeregardingyourvehicle.You shouldalsoconsultthemanufacturerofanyequipmentthathasbeenaddedtoyour vehicle. 3 Donotstoreorcarryflammableliquids,gasesorexplosivematerialsinthesame compartmentasthephone,itspartsoraccessories. Forvehiclesequippedwithanairbag,rememberthatanairbaginflateswithgreat force.Do…

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 Ref: CR-280-1-08-SATB-A COMOSAR E-Field probe Calibration Report         1    COMOSAR E-FIELD PROBE CALIBRATION REPORT Prepared By: LUC Jérôme, SATIMO Project Description: SAR TEST BENCH Prepared For (End User): Shenzhen Morlab Communication Technology          This document is issued by SATIMO, in confidence and is not to be reproduced in whole or in part without the prior written permission. The information contained herein is to be used only for the purpose for which it is submitted and is not to be released in whole or in part without the prior written permission of SATIMO.  Ref: CR-280-1-08-SATB-A COMOSAR E-Field probe Calibration Report         2  COMOSAR SEPT ISOTROPIC E-FIELD PROBE CALIBRATION REPORT DATE: 12/02/2009 REFERENCE: SN 37/08 EP80 OBJECT: COMOSAR SEPT ISOTROPIC E-FIELD PROBE MANUFACTURER: SATIMO SERIAL NUMBER: SN 37/08 EP80 CUSTOMER: Shenzhen Morlab Communication Technology CONTRACT: PF2130108b_SAR_Morlab DATE OF CALIBRATION: 24/09/20 WARRANTY: This Calibration certificate may not be reproduced other than in full. Calibration certificates without signature and seal are not valid. This documentation contains property information which is protected by copyright. All right are reserved. No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced without the prior written agreement of SATIMO. SATIMO shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential in connection with the furnishing, performance or use of this material. Warranty doesn’t apply to Normal wear, Normal tear, Improper use, Improper maintain, Improper installation. Date SAR TEAM MANAGER Date SAR TEAM MANAGER  Ref: CR-280-1-08-SATB-A COMOSAR E-Field probe Calibration Report         3  PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Frequency Range 100 MHz - 30 GHz Probe length 330 mm Length of one dipole 4.5 mm Maximum external diameter 8 mm Probe extremity diameter 6.5 mm Distance between dipoles/probe extremity < 2.7 mm Resistance of the three dipole (at the connector) Dipole 1: R1=1.4382 MΩ Dipole 2: R2=1.4894 MΩ Dipole 3: R3=1.4683 MΩ Connector (HIROSE series SR30) 6 wire male (Hirose SR30series) The probe could be checked by measuring the resistance of the three dipoles. CALIBRATION TEST EQUIPMENT TYPE IDENTIFICATION Calibration bench CALISAR Multimeter Keithley 2000  Ref: CR-280-1-08-SATB-A COMOSAR E-Field probe Calibration Report         4  MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE Probe calibration is realized, in compliance with CENELEC EN 50361 and IEEE 1528 std, with CALISAR, Antennessa proprietary calibration system. The calibration is performed with the EN 50361 annexe technique using reference guide at the five frequencies. Where : P fw = Forward Power P bw = Backward Power a and b = Waveguide dimensions
= Skin depth Keithley configuration: Rate = Medium; Filter =ON; RDGS=10; FILTER TYPE =MOVING AVERAGE; RANGE AUTO After each calibration, a SAR measurement is performed on a validation dipole and compared with a NPL calibrated probe, to verify it.  Ref: CR-280-1-08-SATB-A COMOSAR E-Field probe Calibration Report         5  PROBE UNCERTAINTIES  Ref: CR-280-1-08-SATB-A COMOSAR E-Field probe Calibration Report         6  1. Calibration at 450.00 MHz A. Calibration parameters. Label GSM450 Epsilon 43.33 Sigma 0.84 S/m Temperature 21°C Antenna gain 2.03 dB Antenna S11 -10.50 dB Low limit detection (CW)     Calibration curves ei=f(V) (i=1,2,3) allow to obtain E-field value using the formula:   EEEE= The following tables represent the calibration curves linearization by curve segment in CW signal.  Ref: CR-280-1-08-SATB-A COMOSAR E-Field probe Calibration Report         7  Calibration coefficients for the three dipoles in CW: v1 e1 v2 e2 v3 e3 0.584004 419.557857 -0.696059 435.622023 0.541191 412.830715 0.467833 339.207465 -0.556278 351.381991 0.469757 336.297240 0.376994 276.348283 -0.452232 288.647980 0.378826 274.224190 0.302778 224.954643 -0.359005 232.397390 0.305842 224.365698 0.241038 182.154071 -0.286978 188.889931 0.246562 183.825274 0.192549 148.484090 -0.230386 154.650994 0.195712 148.993075 0.154033 121.674762 -0.185412 127.378480 0.157543 122.783107 0.123397 100.276479 -0.147311 104.193802 0.125866 100.956090 0.099878 83.770361 -0.118637 86.660489 0.101471 84.063863 0.081165 70.553219 -0.095250 72.263937 0.082289 70.694342 0.065166 59.152028 -0.076788 60.795323 0.066427 59.538957 0.051916 49.592416 -0.061280 51.041514 0.053353 50.232492 0.041968 42.297602 -0.048746 43.022565 0.042906 42.675214 0.033724 36.126757 -0.039149 36.748110 0.034686 36.605243 0.021855 26.962568 -0.024798 27.024723 0.022272 27.149463 0.018405 23.975145 -0.020856 24.085809 0.018755 24.141334 0.015467 21.515985 -0.017534 21.515985 0.015767 21.615299 0.013018 19.309065 -0.014750 19.398191 0.013276 19.487731 0.010938 17.408496 -0.012392 17.529166 0.011157 17.569575 0.009022 15.586953 -0.010228 15.658899 0.009215 15.676938 0.007353 13.956010 -0.008328 13.988181 0.007484 14.020428 0.005989 12.466979 -0.006801 12.495719 0.006111 12.567858 0.004890 11.214019 -0.005573 11.265779 0.005003 11.330818 0.004019 10.133541 -0.004570 10.121882 0.004099 10.168601 0.003279 9.094132 -0.003739 9.157170 0.003352 9.125596 0.002660 8.095827 -0.003041 8.293946 0.002769 8.265350 0.002126 7.324219 -0.002453 7.366500 0.002188 7.358024 0.001685 6.565400 -0.001947 6.580536 0.001724 6.542765 0.001300 5.784440 -0.001511 5.718225 0.001334 5.757862 0.001123 5.245191 -0.001307 5.269400 0.001174 5.275471 0.000891 4.701768 -0.001057 4.723470 0.000924 4.728912 0.000704 4.209798 -0.000850 4.226839 0.000736 4.243862 0.000574 3.790376 -0.000689 3.791428 0.000603 3.830551 0.000457 3.396200 -0.000570 3.434303 0.000483 3.421852 0.000365 3.050686 -0.000463 3.078014 0.000389 3.079630 0.000292 2.745766 -0.000369 2.726866 0.00031…

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SZ11030032S02 Page 2 of 124 DIRECTORY 1. TESTING LABORATORY.......................................................................................................4 1.1. Identification of the Responsible Testing Laboratory.........................................................4 1.2. Identification of the Responsible Testing Location..............................................................4 1.3. Accreditation Certificate........................................................................................................4 1.4. List of Test Equipments..........................................................................................................4 2. TECHNICAL INFORMATION ...............................................................................................5 2.1. Identification of Applicant.....................................................................................................5 2.2. Identification of Manufacturer..............................................................................................5 2.3. Equipment Under Test (EUT)................................................................................................5 2.3.1. Photographs of the EUT..................................................................................................5 2.3.2. Identification of all used EUT.........................................................................................6 2.4. Applied Reference Documents...............................................................................................6 2.5. Device Category and SAR Limits..........................................................................................6 2.6. Test Environment/Conditions................................................................................................7 3. SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE (SAR) ................................................................................8 3.1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................8 3.2. SAR Definition.........................................................................................................................8 4. SAR MEASUREMENT SETUP ...............................................................................................9 4.1. The Measurement System......................................................................................................9 4.2. Probe........................................................................................................................................9 4.3. Probe Calibration Process.................................................................................................... 11 4.3.1 Dosimetric Assessment Procedure........................................................................................ 11 4.3.2 Free Space Assessment Procedure........................................................................................ 11 4.3.2 Temperature Assessment Procedure..................................................................................... 11 4.4. Phantom.................................................................................................................................12 4.5. Device Holder........................................................................................................................12 5. TISSUE SIMULATING LIQUIDS.........................................................................................13 6. UNCERTAINTY ASSESSMENT ...........................................................................................15 6.1. UNCERTAINTY EVALUATION FOR HANDSET SAR TEST......................................15 6.2. UNCERTAINTY FOR SYSTEM PERFORMANCE CHECK........................................16 7. SAR MEASUREMENT EVALUATION ...............................................................................18 SZ11030032S02 Page 3 of 124 7.1. SAR System Verification Setup............................................................................................18 7.2. System Validation Results....................................................................................................19 8. OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS DURING TEST ................................................................20 8.1. Information of the testing.....................................................................................................20 8.2. Body-worn Configurations...................................................................................................21 8.3. Measurement procedure.......................................................................................................21 8.4. Description of interpolation/extrapolation scheme............................................................22 9. 3G MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES..................................................................................23 9.1. Procedures Used To Establish Test Signal..........................................................................23 9.2. SAR Measurement Conditions for WCDMA.....................................................................23 9.3. Output Power Verification...................................................................................................23 9.4. Tablet PC with HSUPA.........................................................................................................23 9.5. Measurement Of Conducted Peak Output Power..............................................................23 10. TEST RESULTS LIST .............................................................................................................27 11. MULTIPLE TRANSMITTERS EVALUATION ...................................................................31 ANNEX A PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE EUT ................................................................................32 ANNEX C GRAPH TEST RESULTS ................…

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Report No.: SZ11030032W02 Page 2 of 135 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................... 3 1.1 EUT Description ......................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 Test Standards and Results ........................................................................................................ 5 1.3 Facilities and Accreditations ...................................................................................................... 6 2. 47 CFR PART 2, PART 22H & 24E REQUIREMENTS ........................................................ 7 2.1 Conducted RF Output Power .................................................................................................... 7 2.2 99% Occupied Bandwidth ....................................................................................................... 38 2.3 Frequency Stability ................................................................................................................... 49 2.4 Conducted Out of Band Emissions ......................................................................................... 55 2.5 Band Edge ................................................................................................................................. 76 2.6 Transmitter Radiated Power (EIRP/ERP) ............................................................................. 87 2.7 Radiated Out of Band Emissions .......................................................................................... 104 Change History Issue Date Reason for change 1.0 Oct 24, 2011 First edition Report No.: SZ11030032W02 Page 3 of 135 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 EUT Description EUT Type ............................. : Mobile Phone Serial No. .............................. : (n.a, marked #1 by test site) Hardware Version ................. : V4.4 Software Version .................. : Applicant .............................. : Manufacturer ........................ : Chairman_GAPPS-eng 2.2 MAIN eng.duy.20110614.170756 test-keys UN Cells Limited 16C Hurst End, Folly Lane, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire MK16 9HS, United Kingdom Flextronics (SBS) Munkas ut 28, PO Box 33, HU-8660 Tab, Hungary Frequency Range .................. : GSM 850MHz: Tx: 824.20 - 848.80MHz (at intervals of 200kHz); Rx: 869.20 - 893.80MHz (at intervals of 200kHz) GSM 1900MHz: Tx: 1850.20 - 1909.80MHz (at intervals of 200kHz); Rx: 1930.20 - 1989.80MHz (at intervals of 200kHz) WCDMA 850MHz Tx: 826.4- 846.6MHz (at intervals of 200kHz); Rx: 871.4 – 891.6MHz (at intervals of 200kHz) WCDMA 1900MHz Tx: 1852.4 – 1907.6MHz (at intervals of 200kHz); Rx: 1932.4 – 1987.6MHz (at intervals of 200kHz) Modulation Type................... : GPRS/GSM Mode with GMSK Modulation EDGE Mode with 8PSK Modulation WCDMA Mode with QPSK Modulation Emission Designators ........... : GSM:265KGXW, EGPRS:260KG7W WCDMA:4M14F9W HSDPA Mode with QPSK Modulation HSUPA Mode with QPSK Modulation Note 1: The transmitter (Tx) frequency arrangement of the Cellular 850MHz band used by the EUT can be represented with the formula F(n)=824.2+0.2*(n-128), 128<=n<=251; the lowest, middle, highest channel numbers (ARFCHs) used and tested in this report are separately 128 (824.2MHz), 190 (836.6MHz) and 251 (848.8MHz). Note 2: The transmitter (Tx) frequency arrangement of the PCS 1900MHz band used by the EUT can be represented with the formula F(n)=1850.2+0.2*(n-512), 512<=n<=810; the lowest, middle and highest channel numbers (ARFCHs) used and tested in this report are separately 512 (1850.2MHz), 661 (1880.0MHz) and 810 (1909.8MHz). Report No.: SZ11030032W02 Page 4 of 135 Note 3: The transmitter (Tx) frequency arrangement of the WCDMA 850MHz band used by the EUT can be represented with the formula F(n)=826.4+0.2*(n-4132), 4132<=n<=4233; the lowest, middle and highest channel numbers (ARFCHs) used and tested in this report are separately 4132 (826.4MHz), 4175 (835MHz) and 4233 (846.6MHz). Note 4: The transmitter (Tx) frequency arrangement of the WCDMA 1900MHz band used by the EUT can be represented with the formula F(n)=1852.4+0.2*(n-9262), 9262<=n<=9538; the lowest, middle and highest channel numbers (ARFCHs) used and tested in this report are separately 9262 (1852.4MHz), 9400 (1880MHz) and 9538 (1907.6MHz). Note 5: For a more detailed description, please refer to Specification or User’s Manual supplied by the applicant and/or manufacturer. Report No.: SZ11030032W02 Page 5 of 135 1.2 Test Standards and Results The objective of the report is to perform testing according to 47 CFR Part 2, Part 22 and Part 24 for the EUT FCC ID Certification: No. Identity Document Title 1 47 CFR Part 2 (10-1-09 Edition) Frequency Allocations and Radio Treaty Matters; General Rules and Regulations 2 47 CFR Part 22 (10-1-09 Edition) Public Mobile Services 3 47 CFR Part 24 (10-1-09 Edition) Personal Communications Services Test detailed items/section required by FCC rules and results are as below: No. Section Description Result 1 2.1046 Conducted RF Output Power PASS 2 2.1049 20dB Occupied Bandwidth PASS 3 2.1055 22.355 24.235 Frequency Stability PASS 4 2.1051 2.1057 22.917 24.238 Conducted Out of Band Emissions PASS 5 2.1051 2.1057 22.917 24.238 Band Edge PASS 6 22.913 24.232 Transmitter Radiated Power (EIPR/ERP) PASS 7 2.1053 2.1057 22.917 24.238 Radiated Out of Band Emissions PASS NOTE：Measurement method according to TIA/EIA 603.C-2004 Report No.: SZ11030032W02 Page 6 of 135 1.3 Facilities and Accreditations 1.3.1 Facilities Shenzhen Morlab Communications Technology Co., Ltd. Morlab Laboratory is a testing organization accredited by China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS) according to ISO/IEC 17025. The accreditation certificate number is L3572. All measurement facilities used to collect the measurement data are located at 3/F, Electronic Testing Building, Shahe …

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