Zte O2 MF60 User manual

O2 Pocket Hotspot
Your guide to
getting started
o2.co.uk
Telefónica UK Limited, 260 Bath Road, Slough, Berks, SL1 4DX.
Registered in England and Wales No.1743099. That’s also the address for our registered office.
All the information’s correct at the time of going to print, May 2012. ZTMF60QN 05/12.

What’s O2 Pocket Hotspot?
O2 Pocket Hotspot’s a wireless hotspot you carry around with
you. You can use it to get up to five gadgets online at the same
time – without any wires. You just need to top up the data
at mbb.o2.co.uk before it runs out.
If you’re not happy with it
We’ve given you a 30-day Happiness Guarantee. So if you’re
unhappy with our O2 Pocket Hotspot, we’ll refund you the cost.
Just return it within 30 days from when you bought it.
How’s your signal?
If you’re getting a weak signal, it could mean you’re in an area
with poor coverage. You can check your Mobile Wifi coverage at
o2.co.uk/coveragechecker
Contents
What’s in the box ...........................................................................1
Getting started ...............................................................................2
Charging the battery ......................................................................4
Your O2 Pocket Hotspot features ...................................................5
Connecting to an iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone ..............................6
Connecting on Android .................................................................7
Using WPS to connect your O2 Pocket Hotspot ............................ 8
Connecting to a PC .........................................................................9
Getting connected........................................................................ 11
Checking how much data you’ve used ........................................ 12
How far will your data go? .......................................................... 15
Pay & Go top ups .......................................................................... 17
USB mode ..................................................................................... 22
FAQs & help .................................................................................. 32

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What’s in the box?
O2 Pocket Hotspot
Battery
Charger
USB cable
Quick start guide
Forget me not card
Getting started
Putting in your sim and battery.
1. Use the thumb catch at the bottom of the Pocket Hotspot
to open the battery cover.
2. Put the sim into the sim holder.

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3. Push the battery in (like the picture). Make sure the battery
connectors line up, and press the battery down into the
case.
4. Line the battery cover up and press gently to close the case.
Charging the battery
You can charge your Pocket Hotspot from the mains or
use the USB port on your computer - just connect it using
the USB cable.
A full battery lasts about four hours.
Note: If it’s been a while since you last used your Pocket
Hotspot, you’ll need to charge it up again.

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Your O2 Pocket Hotspot features
1. Antenna connection (antenna not supplied).
2. LED screen.
3. Power – hold the power button to switch the Pocket Hotspot
on or off. You’ll know it’s on when the screen lights up.
4. Memory card slot for a microSD card.
5. WPS button (wifi protected setup – for easy connection).
6. Charger and USB port.
Note: If you hold down the WPS and power buttons at the same
time, you’ll change your Pocket Hotspot back to its original
factory settings. That will mean losing any saved connections.
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Connecting to an iPad, iPod Touch
or iPhone
1. Choose Settings, then Wi-Fi. Make sure your wifi is turned
on. Then you’ll see a list of networks.
2. Choose your Pocket Hotspot’s name – you’ll find it under
your battery and on your Forget me not card, along with
your password. You can also double click the WPS button
and your Pocket Hotspot’s name and password will appear
on
the LED screen.
3. Type in your password and click Join.

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Connecting on Android
To connect using wifi on your Android tablet or phone.
1. Check that wifi is turned on, on your tablet or phone.
2. Search for Wireless Networks.
3. Select your Pocket Hotspot’s name from the list – you’ll
find it under your battery and on your Forget me not card,
along with your password. You can also double click the
WPS button and your Pocket Hotspot’s name and password
will appear on the LED screen.
4. Type in your password and click Connect.
Using WPS to connect your
O2 Pocket Hotspot
Certain makes of mobile phone, tablet and computer are
enabled with Wireless Protected Setup (WPS) if you are not sure
if your device supports WPS refer to your manual.
When you press the WPS button on your Pocket Hotspot
and on the gadget you’re trying to get online, they securely
connect to each other. So you don’t need to type in usernames
or passwords.
To connect:
1. Turn on your Pocket Hotspot.
2. Press and hold the WPS button on the Pocket Hotspot for
three seconds – you’ll see ‘WPS Active Waiting’.
3. Turn on WPS on the gadget you want to connect with
(‘WPS Active Waiting’ will disappear).
To turn off WPS, just press the button on your Pocket
Hotspot again.

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Connecting to a PC
Windows 7
1. Click on the icon in your menu bar.
2. Choose your Pocket Hotspot’s name – you’ll find it under
your battery and on your Forget me not card, along with
your password. You can also double click the WPS button
and your Pocket Hotspot’s name and password will appear
on the LED screen. Click Connect.
3. Type in your password and click OK.
Windows Vista
To connect to a wireless network in Windows Vista, follow
these steps:
1. Click Start.
2. Click Connect to.
3. Choose your Pocket Hotspot’s name – you’ll find it under
your battery and on your Forget me not card, along with
your password. You can also double click the WPS button
and your Pocket Hotspot’s name and password will appear
on the LED screen. Click Connect.
Windows XP
1. Right-click the wireless network connection icon in the
notification area at the bottom right hand corner of
your screen.
2. Click View Available Wireless Networks.
3. In Choose a Wireless Network list, choose your Pocket
Hotspot’s name - you’ll find it under your battery and on
the Forget me not card, along with your password. You can
also double click the WPS button and your Pocket Hotspot’s
name and password will appear on the LED screen.
Click Connect.
4. Type your password in the box labelled Network Key and
then again underneath in the Confirm Network Key box.
5. Click Connect.

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Checking how much data
you’ve used
You can check how much data you’ve used through the Mobile
Wifi welcome page – just click Check your balance now. Or you
can do it on the Mobile Broadband Top Up site at mbb.o2.co.uk.
Don’t worry, going to either page won’t cost you a penny.
Here’s how:
1. From the Mobile Wifi page choose Check your balance
now. Or, go to mbb.o2.co.uk (you might want to bookmark
it for when you need it again).
Getting connected
Once you are connected you will see this page when you open
your internet browser.
From here, you’ll be able to check your data, top up, and
continue to the internet.
It’s a good idea to bookmark this page so you can top up easily if
you run out of credit.

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2. Type in your mobile broadband number if it’s not already
there. You’ll find it on the card you popped your sim out of
(and on your dispatch note, if you bought it online).
You might want to make a note of your mobile broadband
number on the Forget me not card that came in your
Pocket Hotspot box. That way, you’ll always have it handy
whenever you need it.
3. Click Let’s Go.
4. You’ll see your data balance and when it runs out.

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1GB Single activity Mix
Browsing 67 hours 11 hours
Emails sent/received 100,000 16,000
(10KB per email) emails emails
Emails sent/received with
a photo attached 2,000 300
(500KB per email) emails emails
Music downloads 100 songs 17 songs
Watching YouTube 67 clips 11 clips
Movie/TV downloads
(not in HD) 4 hours 40 mins
2GB Single activity Mix
Browsing 133 hours 22 hours
Emails sent/received 200,000 33,000
(10KB per email) emails emails
Emails sent/received with
a photo attached 4,000 660
(500KB/email) emails emails
Music downloads 200 songs 33 songs
Watching YouTube 133 clips 22 clips
Movie/TV downloads
(not in HD) 8 hours 80 mins
How far will your data go?
Here’s a rough guide of what each data allowance will get you.
Single activity means doing just one thing. Mixed activity gives
you an idea of how much you could do if you combined all
these activities.
If you’re watching video clips (on YouTube for example) and
movie/TV downloads, then you could use your data up quicker
than what we’ve listed opposite. It all depends on the length of
the clip/download as well as the quality of the picture.
And if you’re sharing your O2 Pocket Hotspot across gadgets or
with friends, you’ll use your data up quicker too.