F151 UMTS 850MHz Mobile Phone User Manual
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1. Your handset has a built in web browser and 3G opens up a world of communication information and entertainment services You can ask for directions within major cities get the latest news sports weather and much more Press Menu select Browser and then press OK key to access the browser interface Home Takes you to the BigPond web site Go to This function allows you to store and edit frequently accessed sites Select Enter address to input a new URL or select the Last address or Recent addresses then press OK 62 Bookmarks All accessed page addresses can be saved as bookmarks in your phone Under Options you can History Add Add a new site to the bookmark list View Load the current page again Address Show current address Edit Edit and save the title and address of the selected bookmark Delete Delete the selected bookmarks Delete all Delete all bookmarks This function allows you to check the web sites you have already visited Page memo This function displays the list of pages saved as an off line file 63 Push messages This shows a list of all the messages pushed to your browser Not all network providers use this feature Options You can set the Browser settings in this options menu Home Input the homepage of the browser View Change the settings relating to animations images tables and scripting Proxy Select to use the proxy or not and set the proxy server address por2. After choosing one of the following options you can enable or disable a divert service to your chosen number 511111 a qu Call divert 1 All calls diverted Ed when busy 0 Boo oo O ER a o oi O 5 E Cancel all cali diverts Select All calls diverted Divert all incoming calls unconditionally When busy Divert incoming calls when the line is busy When no reply Divert incoming calls when there is no answer When unreachable Divert incoming calls when the phone is unavailable Cancel all call diverts Cancel all forwarding services In each menu you can Activate Erase or Check status 96 Call Waiting El at Notifies you of an incoming call while you already have a call in progress Select Activate Erase to enable disable this function Check status to query the current status of this rene function 0K Call Barring You can restrict making and receiving calls You will need the barring password from your network provider Bar all outgoing calls Calls can not be made 36011 A m Call barring Bar outgoing calls international International calls can not be made 1 Bar all outgoing calls Ed Bar outgoing calls internati International calls barred when roaming When abroad calls can only be dsc Be ie made to numbers within the current country E a E OE IO O Bar all incoming calls Calls cannot be received Select P Bar incoming call when inter
3. SIM box Select U SIM box to check the text messages saved in the USIM card The Options are identical to previous menus 41 Multimedia Message Settings Retrieval Settings You have three choices Manual retrieve the MMS manually Automatic retrieve the MMS automatically Manual in roaming when you are roaming on a different network you can decide whether to accept the MMS Delivery mode You can set immediate delivery or defer it for a specified period of time Time per page Set MMS time per page Delivery report You can request delivery reports for sent messages You receive a confirmation from the network when the message is delivered to the recipient Validity You can set the validity period of outgoing messages Messages are saved on the network for this period or until the message Is delivered Anonymous msg You can choose to accept or reject anonymous messages APN Access Point Name Preset by your network provider Server address Set the server address for MMS Proxy server address Set the proxy server address Preset by your network provider Proxy server port Set the proxy server port Preset by your network provider Changing these settings will affect your browsing and client software 42 Text Message Settings 0 SMS center number Set the messaging gateway Voice mail number Set the voice mail number a Expired Time Select the period over which the message centre will attempt to deliver the mes
4. aa Whereis Maps ey i Downloads My Account Launches the BigPond web browser Launches FOXTEL services Launches Sensis search application for Yellow Pages Connects to the Telstra Music web site Connects to BigPond com E mail URL Connects to Sensis 1234 Information Service Download wallpapers and other pictures for your phone Launches Whereis on line search facility for directions and maps Launches phone download applications for games and accessories View your mobile phone account details 90 9 Calls Menu 6 From the idle screen press Menu select Calls and then press OK to access the Calls lists Stores details of All calls Missed calls Received calls Dialled calls From the main view you can Save the number and add details or from Options you can Send E E eter SMS Send MMS make a Voice call Delete the record or Clear the call logs Calls info Call duration You can review the approximate duration of your incoming and outgoing calls You can check the last call duration and all calls duration Clear the call duration timers by pressing Clear The default code to reset the timers is 0000 51 10 Settings Menu 7 From the idle state press Menu select Settings then press OK key to access the Settings interface Gull d i Screen PUE 1 Set wallpaper In this menu you can configure the Screen options El Set brightness Set wallpaper Set backlight dura
5. magnetic media The information contained on disks or cards may be erased or damaged Keep the handset battery charger and any other accessories away from children Do not dispose of battery packs in a fire The handset s Li ion batteries may be safely disposed of at a Li ion recycling point Do not attempt to dismantle the handset or any of its accessories Do not place the handset close to the edge of a table in case it moves when set on vibration mode Do not put the handset into a microwave oven dryer or high pressure container Be careful not to pierce the battery with sharp objects and do not use a battery that is damaged in any way Do not disassemble or modify the battery Stop using the battery if abnormal heat odour discolouration deformation or abnormal condition is detected during use charge or storage Remove the battery at the end of its life and dispose of safely Observe and obey warning signs at petrol stations airports and hospitals Do not leave your handset at the bottom of a bag where it may be damaged by excessive weight or sharp objects Do not connect the handset to any other chargers or cigarette lighter chargers Only use the supplied charger When the battery is thrown away cover the terminals with insulating tape Please recycle see last page Do not drop throw or subject the handset to rough treatment In the unlikely event of a battery leak take care to keep th
6. not last as long as it used to the battery may be coming to the end of its life Replace the battery with a new one of the same type 0 When not using the battery for a long period remove it from the F151 and store it in a cool dry place Do not leave the phone connected to the charger for extended periods of time eg gt 24 hrs 20 3 Charging the battery Open the rubber port cover and connect the charger to the socket on the bottom of the phone e The charger plug will only fit one way into the phone Connect the charger to a standard AC wall socket and switch on o The phone will show a charging animation on the display If the phone is not used for a long time or the battery is completely flat it may take a few minutes before this indicator appears When charging ensure the power cable is kept clear of walkways and does not cause a hazard 21 4 Battery Information and Care Only use the supplied charger Use of an unauthorized charger may damage the phone and invalidate the warranty Charge the battery promptly when it is flat Charge the battery between 0 C 50 C If the temperature of the handset is too high switch it off and let it cool lf the battery is not fully charged after 5 hours charging please stop charging Do not connect the battery directly to an electrical outlet or cigarette lighter charger Stop using the battery if abnormal heat odour discolouration deformation or abnormal conditi
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8. F151 UMTS 850MHz Mobile Phone User Manual Edition 1 edition Dec 2006 Copyright O 2006 by ZTE Corporation All rights reserved No part of this publication may be excerpted reproduced translated or utilized in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying and microfilm without the prior written permission of ZTE Corporation ZTE Corporation operates a policy of continuous development ZTE Corporation reserves the right to make changes and improvements to any of the products described in this document without prior notice PC Software Requirements The Join Me PC Software supports Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4 or Windows XP with Service Pack 2 only Please install the CD before connecting your handset to your PC See the Read Me file on the CD for full instructions Contents LIEOr VOUN SA aro a raid 7 Elle ds LS AIC LY y PORTO CO PP OO o cate uobeuaeecdinstdeuoveaentbask cust O 7 FOSI O ale orion idas 9 o o var vensucn avec vcetaeesenuedt een ssntaddader ee acca seenaeeeves 9 Radio Frequency ENSTO Virada AAA SAA 10 o A ee eee eee eee ee 10 Declaration OF GOMIOMMINY sarria tt isa 11 GOD V HONE IN OCG eitetacsc2s UE a eee eee eaten 11 FTES Cl A URNA ot ache assuce snide germs sae E E mee aeccenee eee 12 Wiigglice fe alge it rs 9 a aeeemeneenne meta meee neemere mee meer ie nine cn rte Senter ae et eiiecte re ane rer ee tate ner ne ee ee eee 12 Z OCUNI SANC stages O On O 13 OV G
9. OK to save the marked files In play list 1 Press Play to play the files Adjust volume using the Up Down key 2 Press Edit to display the list Then press Add to add new files Press Options Remove to delete the file Press Options Change Order to move the file Press Save to save the changes 3 Press Options for submenu New Play list Create new play list s Rename Change the list name Delete Delete this play list Delete all Delete all play lists Info View the music file amount and time information 60 Slide Show Add your pictures by pressing Add browsing to My Pictures and Marking the pictures you want Press Options for e New slide Create new slide Rename Change the slide name Delete Delete this slide e Delete all Delete all slides e Info View the image info details Streaming URL Streaming URL are links to audio or video content available through the browser The content is only available while you are connected to the server and depends on your network provider Press New to add a new streaming URL Enter the title and URL address and then Save the URL When you have saved the URL details you can edit or choose Options for the submenu e New Bookmark Create a new bookmark Send Send the URL address as a message or E mail o Delete Delete the address etc e Delete all Delete all the URL addresses e Info View title and URL address 61 12 Browser Menu 9
10. Radio Communications Standard Electro magnetic Radiation Human Exposure 2003 and the Australian Communications and Media Authority Section 376 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 The Product is compliant with IMEI INTEGRITY requirements as defined in GSM standards 2 07 02 09 02 16 02 30 03 0304 08 3GPP standard 22 016 23 003 Copyright Notice The video audio recordings you transfer or download may be protected by copyright laws They are for personal use only and must not be otherwise used without the permission of the copyright owner 11 Limited Warranty The warranty does not apply to defects or errors in the product caused by a Reasonable abrasion b Misuse including mishandling physical damage improper installation unauthorized disassembly of the product c Water or any other liquid damage d Any unauthorized repair or modification e Power surges lightning damage fire flood or other events outside ZTE s reasonable control f Use of the product with any unauthorized third party products such as generic chargers g Any other cause beyond the range of normal usage for Products The End User shall have no right to reject return or receive a refund for any Product from ZTE under the above mentioned situations Limitation of Liability ZTE shall not be liable for any loss of profits or indirect special incidental or consequential damages resulting from or arising out of or in connection with using this product whether o
11. T WIG y POPOEROA On PO cand aaa auton sick Genk uae o aa Caldew aetna esi anges essa 13 ICY DEMI a o e o e O 14 IS VAY gt YIMDO ee a dani 17 nstallina ins USIN 2 a O 18 Battery Installation Gharging e tene 19 POwering Your Phone Onan Olea Rd 23 3 Basic Operators deanpaecsnitdeowecetinednansctdubocinueesiecsace 24 elo G 7 A E OO anced 24 Making a Call Onl Contact iaa 25 RECEIVING a VO Ice Gall ayrcrtis sets ce ayaa taiane tose caintt a ese aetna soe te deaiadenne yonde eset aunt otek gaeeetsestaacues 25 General Navigation us O A E remo O NGOS matte o 28 A TOOIS Shortcuts Men Tars a cia 29 FI MANCO A A A O T ee 29 el 9940 E PPP RAE O On PO A e E ue tan acagansseaaeouseseatecae 30 0 e e po 31 ALO LO o A A A an eer ere rene eT Mere rn em ne eee rer 32 A A E EA ET 33 TINO PPP E le lr S 34 Alaan a a a a be a dana en bea Gee eae 34 Calendari ito teorica 35 loo A a E on OE ene Cea ne ee et ee ee ere ree ere 36 AGU VO a E Ea N E E E E E ENETEIA EIE E EE AN EA TEE E E EN aal 36 Currency CONVE y AAA AI 37 WONG NINE orreee sateen eo aba eocitpacest a a a a temo raten Ueda na saean haa a pean tes enenaatiaee 37 9 Messages Men Lia 38 Crede a New OMS Message imitar ita todita cial eater as 38 Greate a New Multimedia MESS IO astra lid od 39 o A A a On ee 40 CTO PEA a O aes eae 40 DPA o CO PEO Oc 55 Sea s eTA AE ull gees 2 aed Racers alae Gata ew need Pula ve AEA 41 gt OR PO o 41 WS Ci NOISY S pees acaigt eee ancies
12. ackeace dso caveduanceemeennenve A E E cepareauecseesasean 41 A INDOK Glee ctr rie are et AAA A A ee ere ee 41 Multimedia Message SUS o fii 42 Text Message oe IO Sd esto 43 o o A eR een een eee 43 Memo IM Os tina ido E 43 A A eC ee ee 44 6 Games amp Applications MENU end 45 APDICA MON Sia AE AAA EA E 45 JAP o eo A A A A ee eee 45 TGOMtaCIS Ment At 46 A o on II o O E A 46 GOUD ence RR een nett RR REC e eee et nr eee ree eran ere tree a teen rey 47 Create NEW Contacta A are g neato te 47 Copy Gontacis from USIMN Card T0 IP NOMC emisario Ll boe ibi dale dd oolong ae Siena 48 8 Telstra Services Men iii 49 9 Calls Menu Oli 51 AEO a On N enceeee seasons waeuaeeacaeeanceracceds 51 E e A A 51 10 Settings Men T cnain 52 GIES N E A R E S A N A R 52 Handse hoera E O a one eee ere 53 PLOMO esre E AOS 54 ne 16 6 AE mm tae eee ee A E A E 55 A E OA II E TE O vate ercah EAT 56 Call MI SN ccesszcsrarerh onesie wea ee Rite sacs neat cee tat aetna rhea heed etaune ana aegures acarea Diane 56 Gall Waltin 6 Renee eee ane eee Lo 57 nn o o A E 57 Sena My NUM O ta ee eee o call cano a 58 A arate acces E ations Sas ae ete ot aa EEE dosdnoaes das atts ae ease eaeees 58 11 Multimedia Menu O liar acia 59 MEU DIA ai ii 59 A og tener EEA neta aT anertaeern One 60 12 BrOWwSer MENU rn 62 MOME ira E cine anand alge ne etch ena edaunnca nunca oannatsinore tact adenhandan tan 62 EO na E aut coe cetera aso swrae cece ta e
13. age Delete page Delete current page Preview Preview the attached file Press Left Right key to page down Previous page Next page View the previous page or next page Templates Open the templates list etc 39 Save Save the message to Drafts 7 Press Send to send the message If the message fails to send it is stored in the Outbox Inbox a E Enter the message list Use the Up Down key to scroll through the list and press OK key to view the details From the Inbox press Options for more menu items as in the picture below The menu items are self explanatory and are used to perform the operations to the selected message Press the Back Key to navigate to the previous screen A Copy to dtS Select Multimedia Messages MMS The MMS messages presents a similar menu structure with additional options for pictures such as Set as wallpaper Outbox Outbox contains all the messages that failed to send Press Edit to edit and send the message 40 Drafts If you select Save the message will be saved in the Drafts folder Sent Full a The Sent folder contains all successfully sent messages Press Edit to edit and send the Sent message jit Alison oz 3 just playing with the new p Options Edit Delete User folders You can move received messages from the Inbox to a specific user folder Press View to view messages in this folder Press Rename to rename the folder U
14. ar key to delete all digits Use the arrow buttons left right up down to edit the number or move the cursor To make an international call press the 7 key twice for the international prefix 24 Making a Call from Contacts You can also make a call using a name in your Contacts 1 Enter Contacts list Scroll to a record or type the first few letters and select the correct contact name 2 Press the Call key to make a voice call 3 Press End key to end the call Receiving a Voice Call When you receive a Call the ring tone illumination and vibrate function will activate depending on your current profile setting ll Press Call key or OK key to answer an incoming call Note When Any key to answer function is activated you can press any key except the Left select key Right select key Back key and End key to answer the call With the headset is connected pressing the headset switch will also answer the call 29 2 Press Right Select Key or End Key to reject a call Press Left Select Key for further options during a voice call 0 Hold Puts the current call on hold You can then dial a third party independently and can switch between your two calls by pressing Hold again o End call End current call DTMF Off On Enable or disable sending DTMF tones SMS Switch to SMS interface during a call Contacts Switch to Contacts interface during a call oe Press End Key The call is disconnected an
15. d the call duration is displayed Notes The F151 supports multi party conferencing depending on network support Use Left Right Key to toggle between connected parties 26 Useful Tips Useful tips for receiving a call are shown below Turning off the Ring When your phone is ringing press Left Select Key Options Mute tone In idle state select Settings Profiles Edit Ring volume Silent Rejecting a call Press End Key Press Right Select Key Reject When you miss a call The Missed Call icon will show in the idle state and the number will be saved to the Missed calls list Press OK Key to view the details Once you ve viewed the Missed Call details the icon disappears 21 General Navigation The normal background screen is called the idle screen Press OK to access the main menu the Left Select Key to access Contacts or the Right Select Key to access the Telstra Business web site BIZ alll 5 Telstra E Eu T 10 Contacts Menu ez _ Idle Screen Pressing the Menu button takes you to the Main Menu Navigate round the main menu by using the arrow keys My Place Main Menu 28 4 Tools Shortcut Menu 1 From the idle state press Menu 1 or move the cursor to select Tools File Manager m is Press OK to open File Manager which opens further menu choices of Photos Audios Videos and Others f l Select Info 29 Photos Pictures In this me
16. e oe E e Ringtone Select your desired ring tone for incoming calls O eee Ring volume Adjust the ring volume level Activate Edit o Ringing type vibration mode etc o Message tone Set the tone that sounds when a new message arrives e Keytones Turn the keypad tones on or off e Warning tone Turn the warning tones on or off Power on off tone Turn the power up melody on or off e Earpiece volume Adjust the volume of the earpiece 54 Security Scroll right for the Security menu Eull 2 Activate security codes Set the PIN code and Handset lock default 0000 Change security codes You can change PIN code PIN2 code and Handset lock code Fixed dial numbers If it is On you can only dial the numbers in the list This information is saved on the USIM card You must enter your PIN2 to unlock this feature ss aaa oc FDN list Fixed Dial Number restricts outgoing calls Press Add to add numbers Use PIN2 Select to unlock Note Personal Identification Numbers PIN and PIN2 codes protect your USIM card against unauthorized use The PIN codes are usually supplied with the USIM card After 3 consecutive incorrect entries your USIM will be blocked PIN locked Personal unblocking keys PUK will then be required to unlock your phone talk to your service provider for more details and to get your PUK code 99 Call Call Divert This service enables you to divert incoming calls to other numbers
17. e sydney GMT 10 00 2216 0601 1980 DD rss E OK Setting 3 5 Messages Menu 2 In idle state press Menu select Messages and then press the OK key to access the Messages interface Messages 3511111 A ul anono Create a New SMS Message FS 0419459358 ar 1 Select New message and then Text message 2 Enter the recipient s number or press Contacts and choose the recipient 3 Press the Down key twice to move the cursor to the text field Enter text using the keypad l Save Template Send press the key to toggle between different text modes eg Predictive Text ABC abc 123 4 Characters and punctuation can be shown by pressing the el key Choose the desired symbol and press OK key to insert 38 5 Press Send to send the message and save it in Sent If the message fails to send it is stored in the Outbox 6 Press Save to save the message to Drafts Create a New Multimedia Message El aa 1 Select New message then select Multimedia message 0419459358 mip 2 Enter recipient number or press Contacts and choose the recipient 3 Press Down key to move cursor to the title field e 4 Press Down key to move cursor to the text field 5 Press Insert to attach an Image Audio or Video file from your data folder APA Options Inset Send 6 Press Options for additional menu Delete image Delete audio file Delete video file Delete current file Add page Add a new p
18. e battery discharge away from your eyes or skin In the event of contact please flush thoroughly with clean water and consult a doctor It is normal for the handset to become warm while the battery is being charged Do not use the handset where blasting is in progress Take care not to put your phone in your back pocket and then sit on it 3 Do not leave the handset discharged or e Remember to make backup copies of all important disconnected for a long time otherwise your data on your handset personal data may be lost Do not use your handset while driving or operating Please recycle the packaging other machinery Hospital Safety o Switch your phone off in areas where the use of handsets is prohibited Always obey the warning signs and follow the instructions given 0 The operation of some medical electronic devices such as hearing aides and pacemakers may be affected by the handset Observe and obey all warning signs Efficient use The handset has an internal antenna located at the top of the phone For optimum performance with minimum power consumption do not cover the antenna area with your hand Covering the antenna affects call quality may cause the handset to operate at higher power level than needed and may shorten talk and idle times Radio Frequency Energy Your handset is a low power radio transmitter and receiver When switched on it intermittently transmits radio frequency RF energy radio waves Th
19. e current memory usage Note Schedules and Alarms still work when the handset is switched off 35 Stopwatch Bull i Start Calculator Bull dm Calculator Equal Decimal The phone has a built in stopwatch accessible through the Tools menu Press OK key to start timing Press OK key to stop timing The screen will show the event time Press OK key to continue timing Press Right select key to reset The phone provides a simple calculator accessible through the Tools menu 1 dd Press 0 9 key to enter numbers Decimal to enter the decimal point Press Up Down Left Right key to choose x Press Clear key to clear last digit and results Press OK key to get results Press End key or Back to exit the calculator 36 Currency Conversion This function allows you to quickly compare foreign currency to your local currency 1 Press Left select key to input a currency exchange Rate Press Right select key to input the decimal 2 Enter Foreign amount or Local amount and the result is shown automatically World Time The world time function provides time information on major cities worldwide Enl is ja 1 You can scroll to the desired city by using Left Right key 2 Press Setting select your city and then press OK key to save the selected city as your home time zone Note changing time zones changes the current time setting 3 Press End key or Back key to quit Melbourn
20. e transmit power level is optimized for best performance and automatically reduces when there is good quality reception Maximum power is only used at the edge of network coverage so under most circumstances the power output is very low Emergency Services To make an emergency call in any country 1 Ensure that your handset is switched on and in service 2 Press el key as many times as needed to clear the display and return to the idle screen 3 Enter the emergency number for your present location using the keypad eg 000 or 112 4 Press Y key to call the number Follow instructions received and do not end the call until told to do so 10 To make an emergency call without a USIM card When the USIM card is not inserted enter the emergency number and press Y or OK key to make the call You can also activate the emergency call with a single key press by pressing the SOS soft key button Note a Tell the operator which service you require Give your position and if possible remain stationary to maintain best contact a Due to the nature and coverage of the cellular system the connection of emergency calls cannot be guaranteed You should never rely solely on any wireless device for essential communications like medical emergencies Declaration of Conformity We declare under our sole responsibility that the product s detailed in this manual and in combination with our accessories conform with the essential requirements of The
21. en contact Press Options 3 for Set Speed Dial then choose an available empty number and press OK to Setup To use your Speed Dial keys long press the relevant key Eg From the idle screen press and hold key 1 and the phone calls your Voicemail number Key 1 is preset to access MessageBank whilst in Australia and key 3 is preset to access International MessageBank whilst overseas 4 Copy Contacts from USIM Card to Phone Insert your old SIM card Switch the phone on and then select Contacts from the main menu Press the Right button until you see USIM with the list of Contacts from your old SIM card Press Options More Copy all and then press Yes to confirm Import contacts from Microsoft Outlook Through the use of the Join Me software it is possible to import contacts from Outlook or similar applications You can import CSV files or VCF Vcard files into the Join Me application and then download them onto your phone For further information please see our FAQ section on http www zte com au support fag htm 48 8 Telstra Services Menu 5 From the idle screen press OK to see the main menu then OK again to see the Telstra Services menu My Place as below My Place Telstra Services Menu My Place Tull it a T My Place BigPond S FOXTEL E Call 1234 info e ians 49 S BigPond v Foxren FOXTEL a Yellow search BigPond Music e5 My Email i Call 1234 info Ay BigBlogs amp Photos
22. er any call restrictions are set See Call Barring Short message cannot be sent Check the SMS centre setting in the SMS Settings menu Restore defaults The battery discharges quickly The battery life is expired Purchase a new battery from your dealer The handset gets very warm It is normal for phone to get warm during long calls when using the browser and when charging the battery 68 15 Glossary Avatar is a small bit map cartoon style picture 2G Second Generation wireless communication system 3G Third Generation wireless communication system 3G is the next generation wireless communication system that offers real time video streaming services and high rate packet data service 3G is also known as UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications System Access point Access point gives users access to enhanced services MMS Multimedia Message Service A message service for the handset environment that allows videos pictures audio files and text to be sent between phones and to E mail addresses Roaming Use of your phone when you are outside your home area when traveling for example USIM Universal Subscriber Identity Module Your USIM is provided by network operator lt carries the authentication and service data for the network operator as well as user specific data such as Contacts and SMS Voice mail An answering service that automatically answers your calls when you are not available Others can leave voice mes
23. ery Continuous idle time Continuous talk time Charge time Battery Life 17 Technical Parameters F151 Universal Mobile Telecommunications System with Tri Band GSM Approx 48mm x 109mm x 16mm Approx 90g Including standard battery WCDMA 850 MHz GSM 900MHz GSM 1800MHz GSM 1900MHz MP4 video MP3 audio 146MHz Processor MIDP 2 0 JAVA 262K Colour Screen MMS Video MMS Picture E mail Calendar Soeakerphone USB PC Connectivity Compatible with ZTE CK150 Carkit sold separately 800 mA hours Lithium ion Li ion 200 hours in GSM mode 300 hours in WCDMA mode 200 minutes on GSM network 95 minutes on WCDMA network Approx 3 hours Approx 10 000 charge cycles The phones talk time and idle time are based on ideal working environments The use of extended backlighting browser and network conditions can reduce battery life and talk idle time 71 18 Environmental Statement Your F151 UMTS handset is made using the latest manufacturing techniques and environmental standards to reduce waste and hazards to the environment However at the end of life of the equipment the manufacturer recommends that you return the handset and accessories to your nearest re cycling depot or send it to our recycling agent below Valuable materials such as gold silver and copper can be recovered from the handset Any toxic materials will be prevented from entering the environment and the waste materials will be recycled At the end of life
24. ess eae nae aaa aerate oeneee nese cen caennseaniamar nee eae 62 A A O Tne ee meter ne PE me eS REO RA ree ante Yee CES ee ata mee ney ee 63 BAUS LOU wisp eee area ea ee oat cessed cee aru SA AS AAA 63 a basa a eee ae Se he eee ea cheee ee caeees 63 FUSING SS tts o ec nase cette A EA 64 OPINAS tato en eo eect eee ec eme e e 64 13 OE END CN oct cat cee aee gee ena cio 65 PATS GAG OC MOE ara AA SA A 65 Eae E E E EEEE E A ian EE EENE E E sean O E eae et oie ae aan aaa 65 Predicuve Tex EN eos a aao a ia aaaeei 66 Soe BO el ee e CAI A e A O EC OO E E ce E A E E E 66 14 TROUDIESNOOUAG estn a Eea io 68 T GO S Mc 69 16 TECHNICA Parameters iii a a a aa 70 17 Environmental Statement irse nnmnnn nnmnnn 72 l For your safety General Safety The handset contains delicate electronic circuitry magnets and battery systems You should treat it with care and pay attention to the following points Do not allow the handset battery or accessories to come into contact with liquids or condensing moisture at any time Do not immerse in any liquid Do not leave the handset or battery in direct sunlight or near other heat sources where the temperature could exceed 60 C Take care not to allow metal objects such as coins or key rings to come into contact with the battery terminals Do not put the battery in your mouth Only use original replacement batteries from your dealer Do not place the handset near computer disks credit cards and other
25. gs Alarm Eon it _ _ Press Options to display the following popup menu items O Edit alarm Allows you to set the alarm type date time ringtone and subject Use E IE E UA Up and Down keys to navigate and Left and Right Keys to change the settings or e e OE edit When complete press OK key to save DM e Set rest days Press Up Down key to highlight the day Press Select Cancel then OK key to change the rest day The alarm type Workday will not ring on the defined rest day s Delete all Delete all the alarm settings Note Schedules and Alarms still work when the handset is switched off 34 Calendar I 3611111 a The cursor appears on the current date You can move the cursor to the desired location using the Up Down Left Right keys If any schedule or reminder is set a small dot appears on the bottom right corner of the date 1 Press Add to add a new schedule item Select schedule type Subject Start time End time date Alarm set etc Press Up Down key to aaa Options Open Add select options press Left Right key to change Press OK key to save 2 Press Open View to view the schedule item 3 Press Options to display the following popup menu items Week view Enter weekly calendar e Go to date View the date information 0 Delete entry Delete schedule items Settings Settings for individual schedule item such as alarm tone default view etc 0 Memory Info Shows th
26. he combination of letters pressed Press the letter keys once for each letter For example to write set press 7 3 8 When you finish writing the word and it is correct press OK key to confirm or O space If the word is not correct use the key to toggle between different available words If your word is not available in the dictionary then enter it manually by using conventional abc text mode as above Bull 5d Special characters are selected by pressing the key during any text mode Move the cursor to HK the required symbol and select OK 66 Character Chart 1 and some common punctuation characters eg 0 CI E TUVtuv8 RR ss AE key Press key for character set Press twice for International Prefix 6 14 Troubleshooting Please check the manual thoroughly before contacting your service provider Symptom Resolution Enter PIN code is shown Input the correct PIN number See Settings Security No USIM detected is shown Check you have inserted a valid USIM card See Installing the USIM Card Enter the unlock code is shown Enter the unlock code Default is 0000 See Settings Security No key tone when pressing keys Check the Keytones settings in the current profile No incoming ring tone Check the ring tone and ringing volume settings in the profile No alarm tone Check the profile setting silent and the alarm ring setting A phone number cannot be dialed Check wheth
27. ile information author version size etc Settings Bookmarks Store web site addresses for frequently visited sites Proxy settings Are preset by your network provider and should not be changed 49 7 Contacts Menu 4 Press Menu Contacts and then press OK key to access the Contacts menu interface The Contacts menu allows you to save and manage contacts information You can add a new address or search saved contacts by name You can also add a personal ring tone or an avatar image to a contact Contacts All Records 1 In Contacts use the Up Down key to select a record and press OK key to view the detailed information Press Edit to edit the information press OK key to save In Contacts press Send to send SMS MMS or E mail In Contacts select Options to display further menu choices 46 Groups The default Contacts list has groups such as All Mates Family Friends Work VIP Unclassify and U SIM You can move contacts into specific groups or leave them in the default group Create New Contact I 3611111 at Enter the name and number that you wish to save with your contact information You can save YN E E o different ring tones for voice calls add an avatar E mail address and other details A From the Contacts list you can edit an existing contact to update the details as above JA voicecall ringtone Default Save Set Speed Dial From your Contacts list highlight the chos
28. national roaming Calls cannot be received when you are Overseas 9 Select Activate Erase to enable disable this function select Check status to query the current status of this function 6 Cancel all call bars Cancel all call barring you have activated e Change password Change the barring password It is needed when you active or erase the call barring Send my number This function allows you to send or hide your number when making calls Any Key to Answer If On you can answer an incoming call by pressing any key except End key Back key and Left Right select keys 98 11 Multimedia Menu 8 In idle state press Menu select Multimedia and then press OK key to access the Multimedia interface Multimedia Media player Your phone can play multimedia audio or video files The player defaults to the last file accessed Press Options Open Open files from Files URL Slide or Play list Send Send the file as a message or E mail Mute Mute off Mute Unmute the video files when they are playing Set as ringtone wallpaper Set the file as ring tone or wallpaper File info View the file size and time information 99 o Network settings Set corresponding network parameters e Help Get help about how to use media player Favorites Play list This function enables you to create a list of your favorite audio files Press Add to create a new play list Use Mark to mark the audio file and
29. nu press Connect to connect to a web site to download pictures and ringtones My Pictures This application enables you to view still images In the My Pictures folder highlight the desired picture press OK key to Open the image press Mark to mark the file Press Options to access submenu 36011 A im 8 Select Send Send the image via MMS or E mail Set as wallpaper Set the picture as wallpaper Add to slide Add this picture to the slide show Move to Move the picture to another folder Copy to Copy the picture to another folder Rename Change the name of the picture Delete Delete this picture Delete all Delete all files in My Picture folder Mark all files Mark all files in My Picture folder File information Show information about the file size and created time Space information Show the used space in each folder and the total available space New folder Create a new folder in my picture folder 30 Wallpapers In the wallpapers list press Open to view the picture press Mark to mark the file press Options to enter the submenu The submenu is similar to that of My Pictures Audios Select Audios to connect to a web site to download audio files Ring In the ring tones list press Open to play the file press Mark to mark the file press Options to enter the submenu O Send Send the file via MMS E mail 0 Set as ring tone Set the file as your ring tone o Add to playlist Add the file to
30. on is detected during use charge or storage Keep the battery s metal contacts clean Do not leave a loose battery in your pocket or handbag where metal objects could short the terminals This could be a fire or injury hazard Battery life can be maximized by regularly allowing the phone to fully discharge before recharging the battery When the battery voltage is low the phone will alert and may have limited functionality 22 Powering Your Phone On and Off Ensure that your USIM card is fitted properly and the battery is charged Press and hold the e key to power on the phone The screen will display the following prompts in turn depending on your security settings Enter the unlock code If handset lock code has been activated The default password is 0000 Enter PIN code As provided by Telstra Once the security conditions have been met and the USIM is correctly installed the handset will automatically register with the network and the network service provider s name or logo appears on the display see the chapter on Settings Security for more details 23 3 Basic Operation Making a Voice Call Emi a Zz 1 Make sure your handset is on and connected to the network 2 Enter the phone number using the keypad 3 Press Call key D to make a voice call 4 Press the End Key to end the call 0419459361 Cancel General Usage Notes Use clear key to delete a digit or press and hold the cle
31. oved or damaged then the handset becomes unusable except for emergency calls The USIM card is installed in a holder underneath the battery Insert the card into the holder as shown with the gold contacts on the USIM card facing down and the beveled corner facing to the top left Ensure the USIM card is pushed all the way to the base of the phone 18 Battery Installation Charging and Care 1 Removing the Battery Switch off the handset Find and press the release button in the upper middle of the back panel and gently slide the panel down to reveal the battery compartment Find the groove on the top of the battery and lift the battery up and out 2 Installing the Battery Locate the contacts on the battery Insert the battery so the contacts line up with the terminals on the phone The battery can only be inserted one way Replace the back cover by locating the cover flat within 5mm of the closed position and slide the cover up to lock it Do not force the cover down at an angle as this will damage the lugs 19 The battery is not fully charged when you buy your phone but there may be enough power in the battery to turn the phone on A battery that has not been used for a long period of time needs to be completely discharged and then recharged two or three times before reaching full capacity Note 0 The F151 automatically switches off if the battery voltage is too low 0 Batteries have a limited life span If the battery does
32. r middle of the screen 0 9 Number key Dial numbers Enter numbers and characters Press and hold for speed dialing Select items on menu lists Shortcut to functions through the menu system Long press press and hold on Key 1 goes direct to Voicemail 101 key Switch between different text input modes Predictive Text ABC abc or 123 Long press to activate key lock Press and hold the key then follow the prompts a key Enter symbols mode when editing In idle states press twice for symbol for international dialing prefix 16 Display Symbols Bull Signal Strength of the GPRS Network Gulll Signal Strength of the 3G Network No signal New Message New E mail New Wap Push Message Message Memory is Full E mail Memory is Full Wap Push Message Memory is Full ET Roaming Alarm Battery Level Indicator a E Missed Call de Call Forward All Calls is Active i Silent Mode JEE Vibration Mode Ah Headset Mode AES Headset and Vibration Mode si GPRS Attach li PDP Context Established 17 Installing the USIM Card The USIM card stores your network connection authority service details phonebook and text messages lt must be inserted into your phone prior to use First disconnect the charger and other accessories Remove the back panel and the battery as described below Handle the USIM card with care and avoid static electricity and magnetism Do not bend or scratch your USIM card lf the USIM card is rem
33. r not ZTE had been advised knew or should have known the possibility of such damages The user should refer to the enclosed warranty card for full warranty and service information 12 2 Getting Started Overview Thank you for purchasing the F151 UMTS Mobile Phone The F151 is capable of operating in UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication System mode also known as 3G GSM Global System for Mobile Communications or 2G and 13 Key Definition Earpiece LCD Arrow Keys Left Right Up Down OK Left select key Right select key Back key Clear key Call key End key Keypad 14 Left select key Execute prompts that appear at the lower left corner of the screen Shortcut to Contacts Right select key Execute prompts that appear at the lower right corner of the screen Shortcut to Telstra Business web site BIZ Call key Make and answer calls Show All calls logs in idle state End key End a call reject a call exit applications Power on off hold for 4 seconds Clear key Delete characters when editing Back key Returns you to the previous screen 15 Up Scroll up Shortcut to My Place Move cursor to previous field Down Scroll down Shortcut to Contacts Move cursor to next field Left Scroll left Shortcut to Calendar Move left on tabs Right Scroll right Shortcut to Multimedia Move right on tabs OK key Confirm actions make selections Execute prompts that appear in the lowe
34. sage Status report The network informs you when your message has been delivered Templates Settings Edit the templates for quick pre defined messages and frequently used phrases Memory info Check the used available and total amount of memory on the handset 43 E mall Ful az From the idle state press Menu select Messages and then the right key to Email New E mail e Select New Email Enter destination address or select it from your contacts Use the a down button to move between fields When complete press Send Ser TOlgers y Select Mail Box The Mail Box is self explanatory Inbox contains received E mails Outbox contains E mails that failed to send Drafts contains unsent E mails The Options submenu is similar to that for text messages please refer above to that section for any guidance Settings Your E mail parameters are preset by your network provider and should not be changed Memory info Displays the available and used memory 44 6 Games Applications Menu 3 The F151 supports Java downloads for games and applications You can download new applications from your service provider or other specialist portals Your handset supports HTTP and WAP HTTP Games amp apps Applications 1 Start the browser display the Java MIDlet downloaded to the applications list 2 Press Select to run the file press Options for more choices eg Delete Note Press Property to view f
35. sages for you with this service 69 16 Installing the J oin Me PC Software Install the CD Software before plugging your phone into your PC If your phone has already been plugged in the correct drivers will not install automatically See below to re install the drivers through the Windows Device Manager Please follow the installation guide carefully by reading the Quick Start Guide provided and the Read Me file on the CD The process is to run the Setup File in the Join Me folder on the CD then plug in your handset Windows will install three sets of drivers Once this is done you can run the Join Me software If the installation fails then you will need to access Device Manager to re install the drivers Please see our FAQ section on www zte com au for full instructions To access Device Manager right click My Computer select Properties the Hardware tab then Device Manager or go through the Control Panel System Failed Driver installation is shown by yellow or marks Right click to re install the driver and follow the Found New Hardware Wizard choosing the default options If the driver still fails to install go back and select Install from a list or specific location then select Don t Search will choose Select the driver from the list and complete the installation See www zte com au for screen shots and complete instructions 70 Handset Dimensions WxLxH Weight Frequency Standards Features Batt
36. t username and password Cache Set the browser cache parameters Cookies Set cookies parameters cookies can be helpful to remember your own web preferences Certificates View the certificates provided in the browser Push settings Set to receive push messages APN settings Access Point Name Preset by your Network Provider Background music Set the background music when browsing Reset Restore the original Browser settings About browser View browser information such as version etc 64 13 Text Input Use the key to switch between different text modes ABC abc 123 or Predictive Text En ABC and abc mode 1 Press the key labelled with the required letter 2 a b c Once for the first letter O Twice for the second letter etc 0 Press and hold the key to enter the corresponding number 2 To insert a space press 0 key To delete letters press the Clear key 3 If the next letter is on the same key wait until the cursor appears or press Right key to the move cursor on 4 Press the 1 key repeatedly for common punctuation marks Press key to open special characters 123 mode The 123 mode enables you to enter numbers in a text message Press the key to switch into number mode 65 Predictive Text En Tull ul SER S alison oz Display shows dictionary 1 made 2 3 a Save Template Send Special Characters Predictive text is based on a built in dictionary and generates words from t
37. the play list Mark all files Mark all files in the ring tones folder File information Show information about the file size and created time e Space information Show the space information for each folder and total available space 31 My Audios In file list press OK Key to play the selected files press Mark to mark the highlighted file Press Options to enter submenu The submenu is similar to those above and contains options already discussed During playback you can press Mute to mute the sound and use the Up Down keys to adjust the volume Videos Select Videos to connect to a web site to download video files 32 My Videos In my videos list press OK key to play the selected files press Mark to mark a highlighted file Press Options to display the following menu 0 Send Send the file via MMS or E mail 8 Rename Rename the file o Move to Move the file to another folder Copy to Copy the file to another folder Delete Delete the selected file 9 Delete all Delete all the files in My Videos folder 9 Mark all files Mark all video files File information Show information about the selected video file Space information Show the space information for each folder and total available space New folder Create a new video folder Others You can save other files here 33 Time In the Tools menu you can scroll Right to select the Time tab to access the Alarm Calendar and Stopwatch settin
38. tion Set brightness Set owner name Set phone E Set phone greeting greeting f Select 92 Handset amil tet E Settings A Cs a a 1 Language f Ed Settime F modern Settings Select scroll right to access the Handset settings 1 Language Set the language used in the handset 2 Set time Use Arrow keys to move between time and date 3 Network settings Preferred Mode You can select GSM only WCDMA only or Automatic o Preferred Selection On Automatic the handset will register with any available network On Manual you can specify which network to register with from a list of available networks 4 Own phone number Add Edit Delete your own phone number 5 Shortcut keys Set the shortcut menu item corresponding to each Arrow key 6 Modem Settings Set the phone modem settings such as username and password 7 Access point settings This menu shows the access point list 8 Restore default settings Restore to original factory settings Default handset lock code 0000 9 keylock Set the time for the auto keylock 10 Network time Automatically updates the handset time for Daylight Savings etc 93 Profiles Scroll right for the Profiles Menu The current profile is shown with a red dot Full 5 ee 1 Press Up Down key to select a profile and press OK key to activate 2 Press Right select key to edit the settings press OK key to modify an ae ee alti terrenc
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