AT&T F160 User Manual

							Care and Maintenance
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Care and Maintenance
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General Guidelines
•   In some countries n\&ational law 
prevents unapproved\& private copyin\b of\& 
copyri\bhted material\&. Please check the \&
national le\bislation\& of the applicable \&
country concernin\b \&the use of such 
material.
•    Many jurisdictions \&have laws and 
re\bulations about ta\&kin\b pictures in 
public or private a\&reas and re\bardin\b \&
the processin\b and \&further use of such\& 
pictures. The manuf\&acturer encoura\bes \&
its customers to obe\&y all laws and to 
respect the persona\&l ri\bhts of others.
•    Please check the ro\&amin\b a\breement 
availability with y\&our service provid\&er. 
•    The use of mobile p\&hones is not allowe\&d 
in some radiation s\&ensitive areas, suc\&h as 
hospitals, research\& centers and airpla\&nes. 
The user is respon\&sible for turnin\b o\&ff   
the device. If ther\&e is any uncertaint\&y,  
you should remove t\&he battery from  
the handset.
•    Observe any si\bns t\&hat indicate that yo\&u 
must turn off your p\&hone, such as those\& 
near \bas stations or\& explosives and tur\&n 
off the phone immedi\&ately.
•    If you have a hear\&t condition, be car\&eful 
with the settin\bs for\& call vibration or \& 
tone volume. •   
Do not allow childr\&en to play with the \&
phone, char\ber, or batteries.
•    Do not use the phon\&e where blastin\b is\&   
in pro\bress.
•    Do not try to make a\& call if the 
temperature of the c\&har\bin\b battery is 
above 113°F.
•    Take care not to put \&your phone in the 
back pocket of your\& trousers or skirt \&and 
then sit on it. In a\&ddition, do not put \&your 
phone at the bottom o\&f a ba\b where 
it may be subject to\& excessive wei\bht 
or pressure. Doin\b \&so may dama\be the 
LCD and camera lens\& and cause them to 
malfunction.
•    The operation of so\&me medical electroni\&c 
devices, such as h\&earin\b aids and 
pacemakers, may be \&affected if a phone\& 
is used next to them\&. Observe any 
caution si\bns and th\&e manufacturer\fs 
recommendations.
•    Do not leave the ph\&one dischar\bed or 
without a battery fo\&r a lon\b time. Doin\b\& 
so may cause some d\&ata to be erased.
•    Your phone contains \&metal, which may 
cause you to itch, \&or have a rash or \&
eczema dependin\b on\& your physical 
condition.
Road Safety
•   You must exercise pr\&oper control of 
your vehicle at all\& times. Give your f\&ull 
attention to drivin\b.\&
•    Observe all of the \&recommendations 
contained in your l\&ocal traffic safety \&code.
•    Pull off the road a\&nd park before maki\&n\b 
or answerin\b a call\&, if drivin\b condit\&ions 
require this to be \&done.
•    Check whether local\& laws and/or 
re\bulations restrict\& the use of phones \&
while drivin\b.
•    You MUST NOT stop on\& the hard shoulder \&
of a hi\bhway to ans\&wer or make a call,\& 
except in an emer\ben\&cy.
•    Switch off your pho\&ne at a refuelin\b 
point, such as a \ba\&s station, even if \&you 
are not refuelin\b y\&our own car.
•    Do not store or car\&ry flammable or 
explosive materials\& in the same 
compartment as the ph\&one.
•    Electronic vehicle s\&ystems, such as 
anti-lock brakes, s\&peed control, and 
fuel injection syst\&ems are not normally\& 
affected by radio t\&ransmissions. The 
manufacturer of suc\&h equipment can 
advise if it is ade\&quately shielded fr\&om 
radio transmissions\&. If you suspect  vehicle problems ar\&e bein\b caused by 
radio transmissions\&, consult your deal\&er 
and do not switch o\&n the handset until \&it 
has been checked b\&y qualified, approv\&ed 
installers.
Vehicles Equipped wit\rh  
an Airba\b
An airba\b inflates w\&ith \breat force. Do \¬ 
place objects, incl\&udin\b either install\&ed or 
portable wireless e\&quipment, in the are\&a 
over the airba\b or \&in the airba\b deplo\&yment 
area. If in-vehicl\&e wireless equipmen\&t is 
improperly installe\&d and the airba\b in\&flates, 
serious injury cou\&ld result.
Third-Party Equipment\r
The use of third-pa\&rty equipment, cable\&s or 
accessories, not ma\&de or authorized by\& the 
manufacturer, may invalidate the\& warranty of 
your handset and al\&so adversely affec\&t the 
handset\fs operation. For ex\&le, use only 
the manufacturer\fs power cable supp\&lied 
with the AC char\ber. 
						

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Care and Maintenance
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Emer\bency Service
Note: Emer\bency service n\&umbers vary by 
country. They help you to \&\bet emer\bency 
service from the op\&erator.
To make an emer\bency \&call in any country\&:
1.   Ensure that your han\&dset is on and  
in service.
2.    Press the Power/End Key to return to 
idle mode.
3.    Enter the local emer\b\&ency number for 
your current locati\&on, for example, 91\&1. 
4.    Press the Send Key to dial the number. 
Follow the instructi\&ons you receive an\&d 
do not end the call\& until told to do so\&.
When the SIM card i\&s not inserted, ente\&r the 
official emer\bency n\&umber directly and \&press 
the Send Key or OK Key to dial the number.
Notes:
•    Tell the operator wh\&ich service you 
require: Police, A\&mbulance, Fire Bri\b\&ade, 
Coast Guard, or Mou\&ntain Rescue 
Service. Tell them where you \&are and 
remain stationary to\& maintain contact  
if possible.
•    Due to the nature of\& the cellular syste\&m, 
the connection of e\&mer\bency calls 
cannot be \buaranteed\&. You should never 
rely solely on any\& wireless device f\&or 
essential communicat\&ions, such as 
medical emer\bencies.\&
Privacy Information
Camera usa\be and ph\&oto/audio/video 
recordin\bs carried \&out with the phone c\&an 
offend the confident\&iality of the subje\&cts. 
The user therefore \&is held responsibl\&e 
for respectin\b le\bis\&lation in matters 
of confidentiality a\&nd remains the only\& 
responsible subjec\&t in the case of ev\&entual 
violations of the e\&nforced norm.
Turn on the HAC Setti\rn\b
When the HAC settin\b\& is on, your phone\& 
sends the audio fro\&m your phone calls \&to 
the telecoil rather \&than to the micropho\&ne of 
your hearin\b aid. Y\&ou are likely to he\&ar calls 
much better because \&volume is increased\& 
and back\bround nois\&e and feedback are\& 
diminished. The HAC\& settin\b improves 
only the calls you \&listen to throu\bh the\& 
earpiece. It does n\&ot affect calls hea\&rd on 
the speakerphone or\& a headset. It\fs better 
to turn off the Bluetooth function when the \&
HAC settin\b is on. HAC requires extra battery 
power, so watch your bat\&tery consumption 
when it\fs turned on.
Caution: \bo not turn on the \pHAC setting 
unless you use a h\pearing aid with a t\pelecoil. 
Using this setting \pwithout a hearing a\pid or 
with a hearing aid \pwithout a telecoil\p may \fe 
harmful to your he\paring.
Copyri\bht Notice
The video/audio re\&cordin\bs you make/
download are protec\&ted by copyri\bht law\&s. 
They are for perso\&nal use only and mu\&st not 
otherwise be used w\&ithout the permissio\&n   
of the copyri\bht own\&er. 
						

							Troubleshootin\b and FAQs
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Troubleshootin\b and FAQs
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Problem Solution
No incomin\b rin\b or \& 
alarm tone. Check the rin\b volu\&me settin\bs under So\&und Profiles.
No key tones when  
pressin\b keys. Check the keypad to\&ne settin\bs in the c\&urrent 
 
sound profile.
How do I extend the\& incomin\b 
rin\b time? This is not a phone\& settin\b. Contact you\&r service provider\& 
for more information\& on extendin\b the ri\&n\b time.
A phone number cann\&ot  
be dialed. Check for network c\&overa\be.
Check whether any c\&all restrictions ar\&e set.
Short messa\bes canno\&t be 
sent or received. Check Menu > Messa\bin\b > Settin\bs > Text ms\b. 
settin\b > SMS center number. Contact your serv\&ice 
provider for more i\&nformation.
MMS messa\bes cannot \&be 
sent or received. Your subscription do\&es not include data\& services. Contact \&
your service provi\&der for more inform\&ation.
How do I turn off  
Predictive Text? The # Key is used to to\b\ble b\&etween different tex\&t 
entry modes.
The battery dischar\&\bes 
quickly. Possible network co\&vera\be issue. Check\& the si\bnal 
stren\bth. With only \&1 or 2 bars, the ba\&ttery has to work 
harder to maintain c\&ontact with the netwo\&rk. Limit multi-
media and Bluetooth usa\be to save powe\&r. The battery 
may be worn out and\& need to be replace\&d.Problem 
Solution
I cannot char\be the \&phone. Confirm that the char\&\ber is inserted cor\&rectly.
Remove the battery, clean the contacts\&, and check that 
it is inserted corr\&ectly. The battery may be\& worn out and 
need to be replaced\&.
How do I enter text \&in  
an SMS? From the Recipient fi\&eld, press down on\& the 
Navi\bation 
Key to move into the Text field. Use Predi\&ctive text or abc 
mode to manually typ\&e the words.
How do I chan\be the rin\btone? Edit the current soun\&d profile and selec\&t a new tune in   
the Audio folder.
The phone turns off\& after 
char\bin\b. The phone is char\bi\&n\b in the off state.\& Hold the 
Power/
End Key to turn the phone o\&n or char\be it in th\&e on state.
The phone turns on \&
automatically. An alarm or calenda\&r event will automat\&ically turn the 
phone on.
My phone is not abl\&e  
to connect to other \& 
Bluetooth devices. Enable Bluetooth and set Discoverable to On.
Possible compatibil\&ity issues. Manufac\&turers   
incorporate differe\&nt Bluetooth profiles and not al\&l 
functionality is su\&pported.
How do I transfer p\&ictures via 
Bluetooth to a photo printer \&
(e.\b., Kodak)? This is not support\&ed due to different\& Bluetooth profiles. 
						

							Specifications
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Troubleshootin\b and FAQs
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Messa\beSolution
No SIM detected. Check that a valid \&SIM card is inserte\&d.
See: Gettin\b Started > Insertin\b the SIM (Su\rbscriber 
Identity Module) Ca\rrd.
Enter PIN code. Enter the correct PIN\& code provided by \&your service 
provider.
Enter PUK code.  Contact your servic\&e provider for more\& information on 
how to \bet a PUK cod\&e.
Enter unlock code. Contact your servic\&e provider for more\& information.
Enter handset lock c\&ode. The default handset\& lock code is 0000. The phone specifica\&tions are shown in \&the followin\b table.\&Handset Standards
WCDMA 850/1900/210\&0 MHz, GSM 
850/900/1800/1900M\&Hz
Dimensions (H×W×D) 116mm × 49 mm× 11.3mm\&
Wei\bht Approximately 84\b (i\&ncludin\b battery)
Display 2.4” 262K TFT colo\&r screen
Camera 3.0 me\bapixel camera\&
Extended memory Supports up to an 8\&GB microSD card
Battery  900 mAh, Lithium ion\& (Li-ion)
Performance  BMP/JPG/GIF ima\be; \&3GP/MP4 video; MP3\&/AMR/WAV/ 
AAC/AAC+ audio; Ca\&pture Ima\be: up to 1\&536 x2048, 
24b; Capture Video:\& up to 176 x144; USB 2.0; JAVA 
MIDP 2.0; MMS Vide\&o and Picture, Cale\&ndar, 
Speakerphone, Voice Recorder, Bluetooth
Continuous idle time\&  Up to 200 hours
Continuous talk time\&  About 180 minutes
Char\be time  Approximately 3 hou\&rs
Note: The phone\fs talk time and idle\& time are based on \&ideal workin\b envir\&onments. 
The use of extended\& backli\bhtin\b, brows\&er, and network condi\&tions can reduce ba\&ttery life   
and talk/idle time. 
						

							FCC Compliance
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FCC Compliance
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FCC Compliance for  
Part \f5B/Part \f5C
This device complie\&s with part 15 of th\&e  
FCC Rules. Operatio\&n is subject to the \&
followin\b two condi\&tions: (1) This dev\&ice   
may not cause harmfu\&l interference, and\&   
(2) this device mus\&t accept any interfe\&rence 
received, includin\&\b interference that \&may 
cause undesired op\&eration.
Caution: Changes or modificat\pions not 
expressly approved \f\py the manufacturer\p 
could void the use\pr’s authority to oper\pate  
the equipment.
Note: This equipment has\& been tested and 
found to comply with\& the limits for a Cl\&ass B 
di\bital device, pur\&suant to part 15 of \&the FCC 
Rules. These limits\& are desi\bned to pr\&ovide 
reasonable protecti\&on a\bainst harmful 
interference in a r\&esidential installa\&tion. 
This equipment \bener\&ates, uses, and can\& 
radiate radio frequ\&ency ener\by and, if\& not 
installed and used \&in accordance with \&the 
instructions, may ca\&use harmful interfe\&rence 
to radio communicati\&ons. However, there 
is no \buarantee that\& interference will \¬ 
occur in a particul\&ar installation. If\& this 
equipment does caus\&e harmful interfere\&nce 
to radio or televis\&ion reception, whic\&h can 
be determined by tur\&nin\b the equipment 
off and on, the use\&r is encoura\bed to \&try to 
correct the interfer\&ence by one or more\& of 
the followin\b measur\&es: •   
Reorient or relocat\&e the receivin\b 
antenna.
•    Increase the separa\&tion between the 
equipment and recei\&ver.
•    Connect the equipmen\&t into an outlet on \&
a circuit different\& from that to which \&the 
receiver is connec\&ted.
•    Consult the dealer \&or an experienced \&
radio/TV technician\& for help.
NONE PART 15B/PART 15C is as belo\&w
FCC Compliance
This device complie\&s with part 15 of th\&e   
FCC Rules. Operatio\&n is subject to the \&
condition that this \&device does not cau\&se 
harmful interferenc\&e.
Caution: Changes or modificat\pions not 
expressly approved \f\py the manufacturer\p 
could void the use\pr’s authority to oper\pate  
the equipment. M-Ratin\bs: Phones rated M3 or\& M4 meet 
FCC requirements an\&d are likely to \ben\&erate 
less interference w\&ith hearin\b devices\& than 
phones that are not \&labeled. M4 is the \&
better/hi\bher of the\& two ratin\bs.
T-Ratin\bs: Phones rated T3 or\& T4 meet 
FCC requirements an\&d are likely to be \&more 
usable with a heari\&n\b device\fs telecoil  
(“T Switch” or “Telephone Switch”) t\&han 
unrated phones. T4 \&is the better/hi\bher\& of 
the two ratin\bs. (No\&te that not all hear\&in\b 
devices contain tel\&ecoils.) 
The more immune your\& hearin\b aid device\& 
is, the less likely\& you are to experie\&nce 
interference noise \&from your wireless \&phone. 
Hearin\b aid devices\& should have ratin\b\&s 
similar to those of \&phones. Ask your h\&earin\b 
health-care profess\&ional for the ratin\&\b of 
your hearin\b aid.
Hearin\b devices may\& also be measured 
 
for immunity to this \&type of interferenc\&e. 
Your hearin\b device \&manufacturer or hea\&rin\b 
health professional\& may help you find r\&esults 
for your hearin\b de\&vice. The more immun\&e 
your hearin\b aid is\&, the less likely y\&ou are   
to experience inter\&ference noise from \&
wireless devices.
For additional info\&rmation about the 
FCC\fs actions with re\bar\&d to hearin\b aid 
compatible wireless\& devices and other \&
steps the FCC has ta\&ken to ensure that 
Usin\b Your Phone with  
a Hearin\b Aid Device
Your F160 device is\& compliant with the \&FCC 
and IC Hearin\b Aid \&Compatibility (HAC) \&
requirements.
When some wireless \&phones are used 
near some hearin\b d\&evices (hearin\b aid\&s 
and cochlear implan\&ts), users may detec\&t a 
buzzin\b, hummin\b, or\& whinin\b noise. Som\&e 
hearin\b devices are\& more immune than 
others to this inter\&ference noise, and\& phones 
also vary in the am\&ount of interferenc\&e they 
\benerate. The wirel\&ess telephone indus\&try 
has developed ratin\&\bs for some of their\& 
mobile phones to as\&sist hearin\b-device\& users 
in findin\b phones th\&at may be compatible\& 
with their hearin\b d\&evices. Not all pho\&nes 
have been rated. Ph\&ones that have been\& 
rated have a label \&on the box. Your F160 
has been tested for\& hearin\b aid device\& 
compatibility and ha\&s an M[4] and/or   
T[4] ratin\b.
These ratin\bs are n\&ot \buaranteed. Resul\&ts 
will vary, dependin\b on the \&level of immunity 
of your hearin\b dev\&ice and the de\bree \&of 
your hearin\b loss. \&If your hearin\b dev\&ice 
happens to be vulne\&rable to interferen\&ce, 
you may not be able\& to use a rated pho\&ne 
successfully. Tryin\b out the phone \&with your 
hearin\b device is t\&he best way to eval\&uate it 
for your personal \&needs. 
						

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individuals with di\&sabilities have acc\&ess to 
telecommunications s\&ervices, please \bo \&to 
www.fcc.\bov/c\bb/dro.
Turn on the HAC Setti\rn\b
When the HAC settin\b\& is on, your F160 \&
sends the audio fro\&m your phone calls \&to 
the telecoil rather \&than to the micropho\&ne of 
your hearin\b aid. Y\&ou are likely to he\&ar calls 
much better because \&volume is increased\& 
and back\bround nois\&e and feedback are\& 
diminished. The HAC\& settin\b improves 
only the calls you \&listen to throu\bh the\& 
earpiece. It does n\&ot affect calls hea\&rd on 
the speakerphone or\& with a headset. Turn 
off the Bluetooth function. HAC requ\&ires 
extra battery power, so watch your bat\&tery 
consumption when it\f\&s turned on.
Caution: \bo not turn on the \pHAC setting 
unless you use a h\pearing aid with a t\pelecoil. 
Using this setting \pwithout a hearing a\pid or 
with a hearing aid \pwithout a telecoil\p may \fe 
harmful to your he\paring.
FCC Compliance
48 This model phone me\&ets the \bovernment\fs 
requirements for ex\&posure to radio wav\&es.
This phone is desi\&\bned and manufacture\&d 
not to exceed the em\&ission limits for 
exposure to radio f\&requency (RF) ener\&\by set 
by the Federal Commu\&nications Commission\& 
of the U.S. Governm\&ent:
The exposure standa\&rd for wireless mob\&ile 
phones employs a un\&it of measurement 
known as the Specifi\&c Absorption Rate, \& 
or SAR. The SAR li\&mit set by the FCC i\&s  
1.6 W/k\b.* Tests for SAR are co\&nducted 
usin\b standard oper\&atin\b positions acce\&pted 
by the FCC with the \&phone transmittin\b 
at its hi\bhest certifi\&ed power level in \&all 
tested frequency ba\&nds. Althou\bh the SA\&R 
is determined at the\& hi\bhest certified po\&wer 
level, the actual S\&AR level of the pho\&ne 
while operatin\b can\& be well below the \&
maximum value. This is because the phone is 
desi\bned to operate \&at multiple power le\&vels 
so as to use only the power required to reach 
the network. In \bene\&ral, the closer you\& are to 
a wireless base sta\&tion antenna, the lo\&wer 
the power output.
The hi\bhest SAR val\&ue for the model ph\&one 
as reported to the F\&CC when tested for \&use 
at the ear is 1.08 \&W/k\b and when worn \&on 
the body, as described in \&this user \buide, 
is 0.693 W/k\b. (Bod\&y-worn measurements \&
differ amon\b phone \&models, dependin\b 
 
upon available enh\&ancements and  
FCC requirements.)
While there may be \&differences between\& 
the SAR levels of i\&ndividual F160 pho\&nes 
and at various posi\&tions, they all meet\& the 
\bovernment requireme\&nt.
The FCC has \branted\& an Equipment 
Authorization for th\&is model phone with\& 
all reported SAR le\&vels evaluated as i\&n 
compliance with the \&FCC RF exposure 
\buidelines. SAR inf\&ormation on this mod\&el 
phone is on file wi\&th the FCC and can \&be 
found under the Dis\&play Grant section \&of 
http://www.fcc.\bov/oet/ea/fcc\&id/ after 
searchin\b on FCC ID\&: Q78-ZTEF160.
For body-worn oper\&ation, this phone h\&as 
been tested and meet\&s the FCC RF exposu\&re 
\buidelines for use \&with an accessory t\&hat 
contains no metal an\&d that positions the\& 
handset a minimum of\& 1.5 cm from the bod\&y. 
Use of other enhanc\&ements may not ensur\&e 
compliance with FCC RF exposure \buidelines. 
If you do not use a\& body-worn accesso\&ry and 
are not holdin\b the \&phone at the ear, position 
the handset a minimu\&m of 1.5 cm from you\&r 
body when the phone\& is switched on.
*  In the United States\& and Canada, the SA\&R limit for mobile p\&hones used by the p\&ublic is 1.6 watts/\&k\b (W/k\b) 
avera\bed over one \b\&ram of tissue. The \&standard incorporat\&es a substantial mar\&\bin of safety to \biv\&e additional 
protection for the p\&ublic and to accoun\&t for any variation\&s in measurements. 
						

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