Zte LF152 User manual

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ZTELF152
HSDPADualband3G MobilePhone
UserManual

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PCSoftware Requirements
JoinMePCSoftwareincluded supportsWindows2000 withServicePack4orWindowsXPwith
ServicePack2only.
WarningsandSafetyNotices
Pleaseread all the safetynoticesbeforeusing this device
Copyright 2007 ZTECorporation All rightsreserved.
1st Edition February2007
Nopartofthis publication maybe excerpted,reproduced,translated orutilizedinanyformorby
anymeans,electronic ormechanical,including photocopyingand microfilm,withoutthe prior
written permission of ZTECorporation.
ZTECorporation operatesapolicyof continuousdevelopment. ZTECorporation reservestheright
tomakechangesandimprovementstoanyoftheproductsdescribed inthis documentwithoutprior
notice.
Limitation ofLiability
ZTE shall not beliableforanylossofprofitsorindirect, special, incidentalorconsequential
damagesresulting fromorarisingoutoforinconnection withusing thisproduct, whetheror
not ZTE hadbeen advised, kneworshouldhaveknownthepossibilityofsuchdamages.
Theusershouldrefertotheenclosed warrantycardforfull warrantyandserviceinformation.

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Contents
RF SafetyInformation......................................................................................................5
GeneralSafetyInformation..............................................................................................7
SupportInformation.........................................................................................................9
WarrantyInformation........................................................................................................9
Declaration.........................................................................................................................9
1GettingStarted.......................................................................................................14
1.1 Install the (U)SIMCard.......................................................................................14
1.2 Insert theBattery.................................................................................................15
1.3 Switchthe Phone onand Connect theCharger.................................................16
1.4 Charging and Batterylife....................................................................................17
1.5 Basic Navigation.................................................................................................18
1.6 EnteryourContacts............................................................................................20
1.7 EdityourContactstoChange Ringtonesand Groups.......................................22
1.8 Set Speed Dials..................................................................................................23
1.9 MakeaCall.........................................................................................................23
1.10 ReceiveaVoiceCall...........................................................................................26
1.11 Send anSMS(TextMessage)............................................................................27
1.12 EmergencyCalls.................................................................................................28
1.13 Noteson Text modes, PredictiveText andSpecialCharacters..........................29
1.14 PersonaliseyourPhone......................................................................................31
1.15 Using FileManager.............................................................................................34
1.16 MakeaVideo Call...............................................................................................36

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1.17 ReceiveaVideo Call...........................................................................................37
1.18 SetAlarmsandAppointments.............................................................................38
1.19 Send anE-mail....................................................................................................39
1.20 TakePicturesand Videos...................................................................................41
1.21 Send a MultimediaMessage (MMS)..................................................................43
1.22 UseyourPhone asaMusic Player(MP3Player)..............................................44
1.23 UseT-Flashcard.................................................................................................45
2AdvancedOperation..............................................................................................47
2.1 UseJoinMetoConnectyourPhonetoyourPC................................................47
2.2 Installing JoinMe................................................................................................47
2.3 UseJoinMetoCopyyourPicturestoyourPC..................................................48
2.4 UseJoinMetoCopyMusic FilesfromyourPCtoyourPhone.........................51
2.5 EnteryourContactsusing JoinMe.....................................................................53
2.6 ImportyourContactsfromMicrosoft Outlook.....................................................55
2.7 UseJoinMetoConnectyourPC tothe Internet................................................56
2.8 Send aFaxfromyourPC...................................................................................58
2.9 Connect toaBluetoothDevice...........................................................................59
2.10 OtherFacilities....................................................................................................63
2.11 Advanced Message Settings..............................................................................68
2.12 Advanced Handset Settings...............................................................................71
2.13 Advanced Call Settings.......................................................................................72
3TechnicalInformationand Help...........................................................................75
3.1 Troubleshooting and FAQs................................................................................75
3.2 GlossaryofTerms...............................................................................................77
3.3 TechnicalParameters.........................................................................................78
3.4 CharacterChart...................................................................................................79

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4Environmental Statement.....................................................................................80
5Menu Listing..........................................................................................................81
RFSafetyInformation
Thehandset hasaninternalantennalocatedunderthebottomofthekeypad. Foroptimum
performancewithminimumpowerconsumption donot covertheantennaareawithyour
hand. Holdthehandset between thumband fingeron themainhingesection. Covering the
antennaaffectscall quality, maycausethehandset tooperateathigherpowerlevelthan
needed,andmayshortentalkand idletimes.
RadioFrequency Energy
Yourhandset isalow-powerradiotransmitterandreceiver.Whenswitched on it
intermittentlytransmitsradiofrequency(RF)energy(radiowaves).Thetransmit powerlevel
isoptimizedforthebest performanceandautomaticallyreduceswhenthereisgood quality
reception. Maximumpowerisonlyused at theedgeofnetworkcoveragesoundermost
circumstancesthepoweroutput isverylow. Underpoornetworkconditionsthephonewill
transmit atahigherpower, mayget hotand will haveasignificantlyshorterbatterylife.
DeclarationofConformity
Wedeclareunderoursoleresponsibilitythat theproduct(s)detailed inthismanual,and in
combinationwithouraccessories, conformwiththeessentialrequirementsofTheRadio
CommunicationsStandard(Electro-magneticRadiationHuman Exposure)2003 and the
Australian Communicationsand MediaAuthoritySection 376 oftheTelecommunicationsAct

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1997.
Thephonewithinternalantennahasbeen testedforcompliance
withFCC RFExposure(SAR) limitsand iscompliedwithFCCRF
exposurecompliancerequirements.:
Head Body
Max.SARMeasured
(1g) 1.1W/kg
(At Right-CheekPCS1900)
0.853W/kg
(At BodyWCDMA850)
NOTE:Thisequipmenthasbeen testedand found tocomplywiththelimitsforaClass Bdigital
device, pursuant toPart 15 oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesigned toprovidereasonable
protectionagainst harmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipment generates,
usesandcan radiateradiofrequencyenergyand, ifnot installedand used inaccordancewith
theinstructions, maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However, thereis
noguaranteethat interferencewill notoccurinaparticularinstallation. Ifthisequipment does
causeharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevision reception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturning
theequipmentoff andon, theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrect theinterferencebyoneor

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moreofthefollowing measures:
•Reorientorrelocatethereceiving antenna.
•Increasetheseparation between theequipmentand receiver.
•Connecttheequipmentintoan outleton acircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthe
receiverisconnected.
•Consult thedealeroranexperiencedradio/TV technician forhelp.
General SafetyInformation
Thehandset containsdelicateelectroniccircuitry,magnetsandbatterysystems.You should
treat it withcareand payattention tothefollowingpoints:
•Handlethehandsetwithcare.Donot
drop orthrowthehandset downroughly.
•Donotimmerseinanyliquid.The
handsetcontainsaliquiddetection sticker
and thewarrantywill bevoidedbyany
liquiddamage.
•Donotplacethehandsetnearcomputer
disks,creditcards,andothermagnetic
media.Theinformation contained on
disks orcardsmaybeerased or
damaged.
•Donotleavethehandsetorbatteryin
directsunlightornearotherheatsources
wherethetemperaturecouldexceed 45
°C
•Keep thehandset, battery,chargerand
anyotheraccessoriesawayfrom
children.

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•Intheunlikelyeventofabatteryleak
avoidcontactwithyoureyesorskin.In
the eventofcontactpleaseflush
thoroughlywithwaterand consulta
doctor.
•Observeandobeywarningsignsat petrol
stations,airportsand hospitals.
•Theoperation ofsomemedicalelectronic
devices,suchashearing aidsand
pacemakers,maybeaffectedbythe
handset.
•Takecarenottoallowmetalobjectssuch
ascoinsorkeystocomeintocontact with
thebattery.
•Donot disposeofbatteriesinafire.
•Donotthrowused batteriesinto
householdrubbish,returnthemtoa
recycling point. (see Chapter4)
•Donotconnectthehandsettoanyother
chargersorcigarettelighterchargers.
•Onlyusethesuppliedcharger.
•Becarefulnottopiercethebatterywith
sharpobjectsand donotusedamaged
batteries.
•Donot disassembleormodifythebattery.
•Stopusing thebatteryifabnormalheat,
odour,discolouration,deformation,or
abnormalconditionisdetected duringuse,
charge,orstorage.
•Donot put thebatteryinyourmouth.
•Onlyuseoriginalreplacement batteries.
•Donotattempttodismantlethehandset
oranyofitsaccessories.
•Donotplacethehandsetclosetothe
edgeofatableincaseit moveswhenset
on vibratemode.
•Donotputthehandsetintoamicrowave
oven, dryer, orhigh-pressurecontainer.
•Donotuseyourhandsetwhiledriving or
operating othermachinery.
•Donotusethehandsetwhereblasting is
inprogress.
•Switchyourphoneoff when boarding
aircraft.
•Donotleaveyourhandsetatthebottom
ofabagwhereitmaybedamaged by
sharpobjects.
•Donotleavethehandsetdischarged or
disconnectedforalong time,otherwise

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yourpersonaldatamaybelost.
•Remembertomakebackupcopiesofall
important dataonyourhandset
•Takecarewhenyourphoneisinyour
pocket. Sitting downmaydamagethe
handset.
•It isnormalforthehandsettobecome
warmwhilethebatteryisbeing charged.
•Underpoornetworkconditionsbatterylife
isconsiderablyreduced
•Whenthebatteryisthrownawaycover
theterminalswithinsulatingtape.
•Pleaserecyclethepackaging andall
partsasstated inChapter4.
Support Information
•Fortechnicalsupportpleaseconsultthismanualand searchourwebsiteand FAQ
sectionat www.zte.com.mx.
•Pleasedonot call thewarrantyservicelineforgeneralsupportenquiries.
WarrantyInformation
Thewarrantydoes notapplytodefectsorerrorsintheproductcausedby:
(a)Reasonableabrasion
(b)Misuseincluding mishandling,physicaldamage,improperinstallation,unauthorized
disassemblyoftheproduct
(c)Wateroranyotherliquiddamage
(d)Anyunauthorized repairormodification
(e)Powersurges,lightning damage,fire,flood orothereventsoutsideZTE sreasonable

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control
(f)Useof theproductwithanyunauthorized thirdpartyproductssuchasgenericchargers
(g)Anyothercausebeyond therangeofnormalusageforproducts.
TheEnd Usershall havenorighttoreject, return,orreceivearefundforanyproductfrom
ZTE undertheabove-mentioned situations.
Declaration
We,ZTE Corporation, declared that theproduct isinstalled withbatteryseparatelyinthebox.
TheFCCIDlabelisplacedon themobilephoneclearlyvisibletoall personsat thetimeof
purchase.

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Key Layout
Microphone
ArrowKeys
(Left/Right/Up/Down/OK)
Camera
LCD
LeftSelectKey
Call key End / Exitkey
Right SelectKey
Clearkey
Backkey
Earpiece
Mutethehandsetby
holding downthe#Key
Lock thehandsetby
holding downthe*Key

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Notes
•Thehandsetisavailableinvariouscolours.Forillustration purposesonlytheabove
imagesareshowninteal/ black.
Left view
Charger/USB port
and Headsetjack

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•Keylockisenabled byholdingthe *Key.
•Muteisenabled byholdingthe #Key
DisplayIcons
SignalStrengthofthe GPRS
Network
SignalStrengthof the EDGENetwork
SignalStrengthofthe 3GNetwork BatteryLevelIndicator
New SMS/MMSMessage
NoBatteryWarning
New E-mail Missed Call
NewWap PushMessage Missed VideoCall
SMS/MMSMemoryis Full Call ForwardisActive
GPRSAttach
Silent Mode
PDPContextEstablished (Data)
VibrateMode
HSDPAService
HeadsetMode
Roaming
Headset and VibrateMode

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AlarmissetBluetoothON
1Getting Started
1.1 Install the (U)SIMCard
The (U)SIMcard (UniversalSubscriberInterfaceModule)isthesmall plasticchipwithgold
contactssupplied byTelcel.Thiscontainsyourphonenumberandactsasastoreforyour
contacts.It canbemoved betweendifferentphonesifrequired.Insertthisfacedownintothe
carrierinsidethebackpanelof thephone.Makesureitispushed all thewaytothebottomof
thephoneasshownbelow:

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1.2 Insertthe Battery
Removethebackcoverbypressinggentlyand sliding down. Insert thebatterycarefullywith
thecontactslocatedagainst thegoldsprings.Thebatterywill onlyfitoneway.
Closethecasebylocating theplasticcoverintothegroovesand sliding thecoverup to
closeit. DoNOTforcethecoverdownbypressing on it. Thiswill damagethecover. Slide the
coverup gently
Notes
•The batteryis notfullycharged when you buyyourphone buttheremaybeenough powerin
the batterytoturnthe phoneon.
•The batterytakestwoorthree charge cyclestoreachfull capacity.

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1.3 Switch the Phone on and Connectthe Charger
Pressand holdthe keyfortwosecondstoswitchyourphoneon.Thephonetakes
about16 secondstoinitialize.EnterthePINnumbersupplied byTelcelwithyour(U)SIM
card.Thestart up screen belowisreferred tothroughout themanualasthe IdleScreen:
ChargeyourPhone
Insert thechargerlead carefullywiththearrowonthetop.
Thelead onlyfitsoneway. DoNOTuseexcessiveforce
toinsert thelead.
Checkit istheright wayround.

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1.4 Charging and Battery life
•Onlyusethechargersupplied.
•Normalchargetimeis2-3hours.
•Whennotusingthephoneforalong periodremovethebatteryand storeitinacooldry
place.
•Donotleavethephoneconnected tothechargerforextendedperiodsoftimeeg >24
hrs.
•Ifthebatteryisnot fullycharged after3hourspleasestopcharging.
•Chargethebatterybetween 0°C~50°C.Ifthetemperatureofthehandsetistoohigh,
switchit off andlet it cool.
•Batterylifecanbemaximizedbyregularlyallowing thephonetofullydischargebefore
rechargingthebattery.
•Chargethebatterypromptlywhen flat.
•Underpoornetworkconditions(less than2bars)itisnormalforthebatterytoonlylast1
day.
•Tomaximizebatterylifeturnoff Bluetoothand reducethebacklightingto10 seconds
(seeSection 1.13 - ‘PersonaliseyourPhone).
•Ifthephoneisnotused foralongtimeorthebatteryiscompletelyflatitmaytakeafew
minutestopowerup.

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1.5 Basic Navigation
Fromthe IdleScreen press the OKKey toaccessthe MainMenu:
Theiconsaredescribed
atthebottomofthe
screen.
IdleScreen MainMenu
ArrowKeys
Usethe ArrowKeys forshortcutstomenus,tomovearoundthe MainMenu and tomove
thecursor
Up (Shortcut toMessages)
Left (Shortcut toContacts)Right (Shortcut toMultimedia)
Down (Shortcut toSTK)
Theaboveisthedefault shortcuts, and you canset theshortcutsasyouprefer.

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SelectKeys
Thetwokeysat thetopofthekeypad arecalled the SelectKeys.
Theleftandright SelectKeys areused tochoosethe options fromthebottomofthe
screen.
Intheaboveexamplethe LeftSelectKey opens Foxtel and the RightSelectKey launches
Backand ExitKeys
Pressthe keytogobackonestep orthe keytoExit tothe MainMenu.

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1.6 EnteryourContacts
Thereareseveralmethodsavailabletoentercontactsintoyourphone.TheGetting Started
Sectiondealswithaddingyourcontactsmanuallyand copying contactsfromapreviousSIM
card.SeetheAdvanced SectionforaddingcontactsfromyourPCand importingcontacts
fromMicrosoft Outlook.All contactscanbestoredin Groups foreasymanagement.
Adding YourContactsManually
•At theIdleScreen enterthephonenumberon thekeypad thenpressthe LeftSelectKey
toSave.
•Pressthe OKKey toCreateNewContact.
•Add theperson snameusingtheabckeys(seenoteson entering text insection1.12).
•Pressthe OKKey toSave.
Copy ContactsfromapreviousSIMCard
•InsertyouroldSIMcard.Switchthephoneon andpress the DownArrowKey toenter
Contacts
•Pressthe RightArrowkey oncefor(U)SIMtoshowthelistofContactsfromyouroldSIM
card.
•Press Options, More, Copyalltophone, press OK toSelectand then press Yes to
confirm.