Lenovo S60a Manual

							Network
WLAN  connection
1. Go to Settings  >  System >  WIRELESS  &  NETWORKS >  WLAN.
2. Tap  the WLAN switch to turn  it on.
3. If necessary, tap 
 to scan for available  WLAN hotspots.
Note: You need to  have some valid WLAN hotspots  to  connect to.
4. Tap  a WLAN hotspot in the list  to connect  to the Internet.
Note: When  you access a secure  link,  you need to  enter  your login name and password.
Data  connection
1. Go to Settings  >  System >  WIRELESS  &  NETWORKS >  Mobile networks.
2. Tap  the Data connection switch to turn  it on.
Note: You need a valid SIM card with a data service.  If you do  not have a SIM card, contact your
carrier.
Setting  up  a  hotspot
You can use a WLAN Hotspot to share  an Internet connection with another phone or other devices.
1. Go to Settings  >  System >  WIRELESS  &  NETWORKS >  More >  Hotspot.
2. Tap  the WLAN hotspot switch to turn  it on.
Note: You can  also  share a network via Bluetooth or USB.
3. If this is  your  first time to turn  on the WLAN hotspot, tap WLAN configuration information to view  or
change WLAN configuration  information.
Note: Tell  your friends the Network  SSID and password and they can  connect to  your network. 
						

							Chrome
If your  phone has been  connected to a WLAN or a mobile  network, you can use the Chrome app to surf
the Internet. For more information  about  connecting to a WLAN or a mobile  network, see Network.
Visiting  websites
1. Open  the Chrome app.
2. Tap  the address box, enter a website address or your  search  keywords,  and then  tap Go.
Tip: You do  not need to  enter  a full website address with http://  to  access the website.  For
example, to  visit  http://www.lenovo.com,  enter  www.lenovo.com in the address box and tap
Go.
3. When viewing a web page,  do any of the following:
Tap   to refresh the current page.
Press the Menu  button, and then  tap  to return to the previous web page.
Press the Menu  button, and then  tap  to go forward to a recent web page.
Press and hold an image  on the web page,  and then  tap Save image to save the image  into your
phones internal storage.
Adding  a  bookmark
When viewing a web page  that you want to bookmark, press  the Menu  button, and then  tap . The  next
time you open  the Chrome app,  press  the Menu  button, and then  tap the Bookmark to quickly access
the web page.
Clearing  browser  history
1. Open  the Chrome app.
2. Press the Menu  button, and then  tap History.
3. Tap CLEAR  BROWSING DATA. 
						

							Settings
Setting  the  date  and  time
1. Go to Settings  >  System >  SYSTEM >  Date &  time.
2. Do any of the following:
To use the network  date  and time, select the Automatic date &  time check box.
To set the date  and time manually, clear the Automatic date &  time check box, and then  tap Set
date and Set time respectively.
To use the network  time zone,  select the Automatic time zone check box.
To set the time zone manually, clear the Automatic time zone check box, tap Select  time zone,
and then  choose  a time zone.
To switch between the 24-hour  and 12-hour  formats, select or clear the Use 24-hour  format
check box.
To choose  the display format of the date,  tap Choose date format.
Setting  the  language
1. Go to Settings  >  System >  SYSTEM >  Language  &  input  >  Language.
2. Select the display language that you want to use.
Setting  the  input  method
1. Go to Settings  >  System >  SYSTEM >  Language  &  input  >  KEYBOARD  &  INPUT METHODS >
Default.
2. Select the input method that you want to use as the default.
Setting  a  screen  lock
Go to Settings  >  System >  PERSONALIZE >  Security  >  Lock screen to select a screen  lock option
and set up the screen  lock.
Enabling  app  installation
Before  you install apps that you downloaded from unknown  sources, do all  of the following:
1. Go to Settings  >  System >  PERSONALIZE >  Security  >  DEVICE  ADMINISTRATION.
2. Select the Unknown sources check box.
Setting  the  ringtone
You can define  the default  ringtone for incoming  calls, messages, and notifications. You can also adjust
the volume  for each sound  type.
Go to Settings  >  System >  PERSONALIZE >  Ringtones and volumes.
Performing  a  factory  reset
1. Go to Settings  >  System >  SYSTEM >  Backup &  reset >  PERSONAL DATA >  Factory data reset.
2. Tap Reset  phone. 
						

							Appendix
To avoid personal injury, property damage, or accidental  damage to the product, read  all  of the
information  in this section before using the product.
Important  safety  info
Handling
Handle Lenovo Phone with care
Do not drop, bend,  or puncture Lenovo Phone; do not insert  foreign objects into or place heavy objects
on Lenovo Phone. Sensitive components  inside might  become damaged.
Prevent Lenovo Phone and adapter from  getting wet
Do not immerse Lenovo Phone in water  or leave Lenovo Phone in a location  where  it can get saturated
with water  or other liquids.
Repairing
Do not disassemble or modify  Lenovo Phone. Lenovo Phone is  a sealed  unit. There are  no end-user
serviceable parts  inside. All internal repairs must be done  by a Lenovo-authorized repair facility or a
Lenovo-authorized technician. Attempting to open  or modify  Lenovo Phone will void the warranty.
Lenovo Phone screen  is  made  of glass. The  glass might  break  if Lenovo Phone is  dropped on a hard
surface, is  the subject of a high impact,  or is  crushed by a heavy object.  If the glass chips or cracks, do
not touch  the broken glass or attempt to remove it from Lenovo Phone. Stop using Lenovo Phone
immediately and contact  Lenovo technical  support for repair, replacement, or disposal information.
Charging
Charge Lenovo Phone in the temperature range of 0°C (32  °F)—45°C  (113°F). You can use any of the
following charging methods to safely recharge  the internal battery of Lenovo Phone.
Charging method Display on Display off
ac adapter Supported, but the battery will
charge slowly.Supported
USB connection between the dc-in connector on
Lenovo Phone and a USB connector on a personal
computer or other devices that comply with the USB
2.0 standards.Supported, but will compensate
power  consumption and the battery
will charge more slowly  than  usual.Supported, but
the battery will
charge slowly.
Notes:
Display on: Device on
Display off: Device off or in screen  lock mode
Charging devices might  become warm  during normal use. Ensure that you have adequate ventilation
around the charging device. Unplug the charging device if any of the following occurs:
The  charging device has been  exposed to rain,  liquid, or excessive moisture.
The  charging device shows signs of physical damage.
You want to clean the charging device.
Lenovo is  not responsible for the performance or safety of products not manufactured or approved by 
						

							Lenovo. Use only approved Lenovo ac adapters and batteries.
NOTE: Adapter shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible. Users have to
use  the connection to  USB interfaces  with USB 2.0 version or higher.
Distraction
Take  care  when using Lenovo Phone in a motor vehicle or on a bicycle. Always prioritize your  safety
and the safety of others. Follow the law. Local laws  and regulations might  govern how you can use
mobile  electronic devices, such as Lenovo Phone, while you drive a motor vehicle or ride a bicycle.
Choking hazard
Keep Lenovo Phone and accessories away from small children. Lenovo Phone contains  small parts  that
can be a choking  hazard to small children. Additionally, the glass screen  can break  or crack if dropped
on or thrown  against  a hard  surface.
Explosive atmospheres
Do not charge or use Lenovo Phone in any area  with a potentially  explosive atmosphere, such as at a
fueling  area, or in areas  where  the air contains  chemicals  or particles  (such  as grain,  dust, or metal
powders). Obey all  signs and instructions.
Radio frequency interference
Observe signs and notices that prohibit or restrict the use of mobile  phones (for example, in healthcare
facilities or blasting  areas). Although  Lenovo Phone is  designed, tested,  and manufactured to comply
with regulations governing radio  frequency emissions,  such emissions  from Lenovo Phone can
negatively  affect  the operation of other electronic equipment,  causing  them  to malfunction. Turn off
Lenovo Phone or use Airplane Mode  to turn  off Lenovo Phone wireless transmitters  when use is
prohibited, such as while traveling in aircraft, or when asked to do so by authorities.
Medical  devices
Lenovo Phone contains  radios  that emit electromagnetic fields. These electromagnetic fields may
interfere with pacemakers  or other medical  devices. If you wear a pacemaker,  maintain at least 15 cm (6
inches)  of separation between your  pacemaker  and Lenovo Phone. If you suspect  Lenovo Phone is
interfering  with your  pacemaker  or any other medical  device, stop using Lenovo Phone and consult your
physician for information  specific to your  medical  device.
Important  handling  info
Cleaning
Clean Lenovo Phone immediately if it comes  in contact  with anything that may cause stains, such as
dirt, ink, makeup, or lotions. To clean:
Disconnect  all  cables and turn  off Lenovo Phone (press and hold the Sleep/Wake button, then  slide
the on-screen  slider).
Use a soft, lint-free  cloth.
Avoid  getting  moisture in openings.
Do not use cleaning  products or compressed  air.
Operating temperature
Be  aware  of heat  generated  by Lenovo Phone. When using Lenovo Phone, keep it away from hot or 
						

							high-voltage  environments, such as electric appliances, electric heating equipment,  or electric cooking
equipment.  Use Lenovo Phone only in the temperature range of -10°C  (14  °F)—40°C  (104  °F) to avoid
damage.
When Lenovo Phone is  turned on or the battery is  charging, some  parts  might  become hot. The
temperature that they reach  depends on the amount of system activity and the battery charge level.
Extended  contact  with your  body,  even through clothing,  could cause discomfort or even a skin burn.
Avoid  keeping  your  hands,  your  lap, or any other part  of your  body in contact  with a hot section of
Lenovo Phone for any extended time.
Protecting  your  data  and software
Do not delete  unknown  files or change the name  of files or directories that were not created by you;
otherwise, Lenovo Phone software might  fail to work.
Be  aware  that accessing  network  resources can leave Lenovo Phone vulnerable to computer viruses,
hackers, spyware,  and other malicious activities that might  damage Lenovo Phone, software, or data.  It
is  your  responsibility to ensure that you have adequate protection in the form of firewalls, antivirus
software, and anti-spyware  software and keep such software up to date.
Keep electrical  appliances away from Lenovo Phone, such as an electric fan, a radio,  high-powered
speakers, an air conditioner, and a microwave oven.  The  strong magnetic fields generated  by electrical
appliances can damage the screen  and the data  on Lenovo Phone.