Zte N762 User manual

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ZTE N762 Mobile Phone User Manual
Guide de Putilisateur du téléphone mobile ZTE N762
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ZTE N762
User Manual

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Version No.: R1.0
Edition Time: September 2011

Contents
For Your Safety siiani nininini 9
General Safety siege ciate ren seen eine 9
FCC cb dr ne 10
Radio Frequency (RF) Energy scsi 11
Distraction eat nd nes 12
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Operating Machinery..….............................. 12
Product Fri andre anime 13
General Statement on Handling and Use ..........rrrrnrnnnnn 13
Small NN 14
Demagnetization EE e nerne 14
FG D E E de 14
Normal Use Postohusurememsmesimenvannuiianvii 14
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Seizures/ Blackouts hs deawiasosdananasvecussandaxaens 15
Repetitive Motion Injuries.....................................…. 15
Emergency als 16
Loud NOREG. seo) cesta erate cele leet 16
PRONG Heating PS 16
Electrical Safety sai ranch 16
ACCESSOTICS..........ccccccssesssseceeecsseesececeeccuseuaseeeeeeeusneasaeees 16
Connection to a OP men tn 16
Faulty and Damaged Products .…................................. 16
Interference agenda Tdi 17
General Statement on Interface... 17
Pacemakers ae 17

Hearing AOS: pure coveasaasesnnsonnsessnlsancrnsansneionsubenioess 17
Medical Devices... 17
Hospitals EE NE GE PE 18
Alreraft EE EEE EE ER 18
Interference in Cars ........rrnnrrnrrnnrrnnnnrrrrvenrrnnnnsnrsrrenvnnnnsrr 18
Explosive ENYKONMEN Sum nine: 18
Gas Stations and Explosive Atmospheres. ................... 18
Blasting Caps and AlCl ivesissssndsevesce cndeceneicianesecussdedacases 19
Getting Started... ss 20
VET VIO eme ie needed 20
Keys Explained vred 21
Starting TE 21
Installing the microSD Card and Battery... 21
Removing the microSD Card ….................................... 23
Charging the Battery sscusswcsiennnomaeenanaioouman en: 23
Switching Your Phone On/Off sscsccnccsdeoracsrcesscerdvarsacsseaseuuere 23
Setting Up Your Phone for the First Time ..................... 23
Switching to Sleep Mode ..…........................................... 24
Waking up Your PRÔNE naar eue 24
Getting ATOS ea een EE 24
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Home Screen PE 25
Status and Notification ICONS …..................................... 27
Applications and Settings Preview.............................….. 29
Phone CallS.....nnnnnnunnnnnnunnunnunnunnunnunnnnnnunnunnunnunnunnuunn 34
How to Make Calls Lunn 34
Calling from the DRE. sen ein 34

Calling from Your Contacts sccicicscacodssacenegocrocedssanatonsennes 34
Calling from Your Call History .….................................... 34
Calling from a Text Message... 34
Using Speed Dial... nan 35
How to Receive CAS See 35
Answering a élues 35
Rejecting a Call... 35
Ending å CAR nn 36
Adjusting Your Call Settings .…............................................ 36
CONTACTS EN SE 37
Importing and Exporting Contacts ….................................... 37
Sharing Contacts Information... 37
Creating LE ee EE ien 37
Adding a Contact to Favorites... 38
Searching for a CE nec atin 38
Creating a New GOL masse 38
Entering TEU uante 39
Andröid Keyböařd ss nes nest aare 39
PAD Text INPUT, mammaire 40
Choosing Touch Input Setinds. serions 42
MICSS ACUING ieissa 43
The Message BOX ....rrnnrnnvnrrnnnnnnnrvrnnnnnnnnnnsnrnnsnnnnnnnsssvnnvrnnnnnne 43
Sending a MOSS... rires he 43
Changing Message Settings .…........................................... 44
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Creating an Email ACCOUNT i:.i1c:sscissversvosrenisnnciontonereecanssives 46
Receiving Emails... 47

Composing and sending an Email ..................::::::::eeeeeeeeeees 47
Replying to or Forwarding an Email... 47
Deleting an Account EE es 48
Email Settings sn NN need 48
Getting Connected to the Internet ..................... 49
Türning on, WI-FI vasset eee 49
Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network ......rrrrnnnnnvnvnnvrnnnnvrvnrrrnrrrnnnnnn 49
Checking the Wi-Fi Network Status .…................................. 50
Browsing the Internet... 51
Browsing Options Ke 51
Using Bookmarks ss eiN di diese renieastnnsssne 52
Editing å Böokmark. jumsmnomrussaennsrmsriaeumsvsamesednn 52
Deleting å Bookmark Luuvservesossessssrsdsvesnnen 53
Changing Browser Settings... 53
Opening Links in Web Pages nero 53
Bled dan 54
Making the Most of Multimedia .......................0 55
Taking Pictures with Your Camera ..…................................. 55
Adjusting Camera Settings .…........................................ 55
Shooting Video with Your Camcorder................................ 55
Adjusting Your Video Settings... 56
Listening to Your FM Radio .…............................................ 56
Playing Your MUSIC EE 57
Creating PlAVIISIS.r nn 58
Managing Playlists dre nues 58
Setting a Song as Ringtone .…....................................... 59

Playing Your Videos sccccnscssaseuersoneteacuepacssmadssneauremeasanctadneneds 59
Opening Your Gallery sancccscinessevcesersatcerermessacagoanedseimaantnieetan 59
Making Memorable Memos ...............::seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 60
Using Your Google™ Applications .....»»rrrrvrvvnnnnn 61
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Using Google Calendar..…................................................... 62
Using Google Talk... 62
Opening Google TAIR.:s ner 62
Adding å New Eriend...sssnsss sinus 62
Changing Your Online Status: nm 62
Starting 0 å nan orne 63
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EGG > NE EE 63
Sorting out Your Phone Settings ..................:00 65
Changing Display Seins 65
Sound Settings se n na nn: 65
Language Settings ............................................................ 66
Mobile Network Services... 66
Security Settings sukket added 66
Protecting Your Phone with a Screen Unlock Pattern... 67
Protecting Your Phone with a PIN or Password............ 67
Disabling Screen Unlock Security... 68
Setting up Credential Storage... 68
Managing Your Device Memory .…....................................... 69
Privacy: Reset to Factory Settings ….................................... 69
Managing Applications vesen 69
How to Install an Application ..…...................................... 70

Managing Other Settings …................................................. 70
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Voice Interaction LasseaenGermsesnmnmåienma bena 71
Accessibilty sad 71
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Other Applications …...................................... 72
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Note Ta DRE RL REE EEEE 72
Calculator SE 72
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Facebook sassinncaninxasscctasasines. cca nis <ndautancsasadenayeredscatnaveranbsesaaseans 73
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Specifications iasiscssiscansxesnemnsasvsanernsantimnaenrsd 74

For Your Safety
General Safety
Don’t make or receive
handheld calls or text
while driving.
Keep your phone at least
15mm away from your
ear or body while making
Calls.
Your phone can produce a
loud sound.
Keep away from pacemak-
ers and other electronic
medical devices.
Switch off when asked to
in hospitals and medical
facilities.
explosive materials or
liquids.
Don't dispose of
your phone in fire.
Avoid contact with
anything magnetic.
Avoid extreme
temperatures.
Only use approved
accessories.