SH7120C User Manual – Solar Charging Supplement

Instructions for additional instructions include the SAR value of the phone, battery usage time, storage card structure and content, and solar charging


SH7120C User Manual – Solar Charging Supplement - cover page
Brand
SH7120C
Category
Cell Phones
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
211 KB
Published
09 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
359880D30BFD21BE045F9C03C9289C98

About this manual

The supplement provides information on storage locations for photos, videos, music, and other media on the SH7120C, as well as battery usage details such as talk time and standby duration. It also outlines the charging process using an AC adapter, noting a typical charging time of about 190 minutes.

Solar charging is described as an auxiliary function with specific indicator lights: green for charging, red for temperature sensor faults or insufficient sunlight. The guide lists safety precautions, including avoiding high or low temperatures, cleaning the solar panel with a soft dry cloth, and not exposing the device to direct sunlight in unsuitable environments. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Storage and Media
  • Battery Usage
  • Charging Time
  • Solar Charging Procedure
  • Solar Charging Indicators
  • Temperature and Safety
  • Charging Restrictions
  • Cleaning the Solar Panel

Specifications

Maximum Talk Time220 minutes
Maximum Standby Time470 hours
AC Charging Time≈190 minutes
Solar Charging FunctionAuxiliary only
Solar Charging Indicator – RedFault or temperature issue
Solar Panel CleaningUse soft dry cloth

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to fully charge the SH7120C with an AC adapter?

It takes about 190 minutes to charge the phone using an AC power charger.

Can the phone be solar‑charged in low light conditions?

No, solar charging will not work when sunlight is insufficient.

What temperature conditions prevent solar charging?

Solar charging is disabled when the phone is in high‑temperature or low‑temperature states.

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