Aiwa FP-24 Multifunction Flip Phone - Quick Guide

01. What's in the Box?

The package typically includes the Aiwa FP-24 phone, a quick guide, and potentially other accessories.

02. Overall View

The Aiwa FP-24 is a multifunction flip phone. For full functionality, a Micro SD card is required.

Key components visible:

• Phone body (closed and open)
• Screen
• Keypad
• Camera lens
• Speaker
• Microphone
• Charging port
• SOS button
• FM button

03. Battery Installation

To install the battery, open the back cover of the phone, insert the battery correctly, and close the cover.

04. Power On

Press and hold the power button (usually located on the side or front) for a few seconds to turn the phone on.

05. Power Off

Press and hold the power button for a few seconds. A confirmation prompt may appear; select 'Power Off' or 'Yes'.

06. Battery Charge

Connect the provided charger to the phone's charging port and a power outlet. The battery icon on the screen will indicate charging status.

07. Silence Mode

Activate silence mode to mute all sounds, including ringtones and notifications. This is often accessible via a quick menu or settings.

08. Vibration Mode

Enable vibration mode to receive alerts through vibrations instead of sound.

09. Normal Mode

This is the standard operating mode where the phone will produce sound for alerts and calls.

10. Volume Adjustment

Use the volume up and down buttons (typically on the side of the phone) to adjust the ringer and media volume.

11. Quick Access to FM Radio Mode

Press the designated FM button or navigate through the menu to access the FM radio feature.

12. Quick Access to the SOS Function

The SOS button provides quick access to emergency services or pre-set contacts in case of an emergency.

13. Setting the Language

Navigate to Settings > Phone settings > Language settings to select your preferred display language and writing language.

14. Quick Access to Camera Mode

Launch the camera application directly, often by pressing a dedicated camera button or through the main menu.

15. Incoming Calls Management

Answer incoming calls by pressing the answer button (usually the green call button) or reject them by pressing the reject button (usually the red end call button).

16. FM Radio Mode Controls

Use the navigation keys and selection buttons within the FM radio interface to change stations, adjust volume, and manage playback.

17. Restore Factory Settings

If prompted for a password, the default is '1234'. Restoring factory settings will reset the phone to its original state.

18. Speed Dial

Assign frequently called numbers to specific keys for quick dialing. Access this feature through the Contacts or Phone settings menu.