AT&T Avail Z990 User Manual

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Radio Frequency (RF) energy
This model phone mee\&ts the \bovernment\fs requirements 
for exposure to radio waves.
This phone is desi\bn\&ed and manufactured\& not to exceed 
the emission limits \&for exposure to radio frequency (RF\&) 
ener\by set by the Federal Communications Co\&mmission 
of the U.S. Government:
The exposure standar\&d for wireless mobi\&le phones 
employs a unit of me\&asurement known as \&the Specific 
Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by \&the FCC is 
1.6W/k\b. *Tests for SAR are co\&nducted usin\b standa\&rd 
operatin\b positions acce\&pted by the FCC with\& the phone 
transmittin\b at its hi\bh\&est certified power \&level in all 
tested frequency ba\&nds. Althou\bh the SAR is \&determined 
at the hi\bhest certifi\&ed power level, the actual SAR lev\&el 
of the phone while \&operatin\b can be well b\&elow the 
maximum value. This is because the \&phone is desi\bned 
to operate at multiple powe\&r levels so as to u\&se only the 
power required to r\&each the network. In \beneral, the 
closer you are to a\& wireless base stat\&ion antenna, the 
lower the power out\&put.
The hi\bhest SAR value for the model \&phone as reported 
to the FCC when test\&ed for use at the e\&ar is 1.04 W/k\b 
and when worn on th\&e body, as described in th\&is user 
\buide, is 1.37 W/k\b (Body-worn mea\&surements differ 
amon\b phone models, dependin\b upon available 
enhancements and FC\&C requirements.)While there may be \&differences between\& the SAR levels 
of various phones and \&at various positions, they all meet 
the \bovernment requi\&rement.
The FCC has \branted an Equipment Authorization for 
this model phone wi\&th all reported SAR\& levels evaluated 
as in compliance wi\&th the FCC RF expos\&ure \buidelines. 
SAR information on \&this model phone is\& on file with 
the FCC and can be \&found under the Dis\&play Grant 
section of http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/\1 after 
searchin\b on 
FCC ID: Q78-Z990.
For body-worn operation, this phone has bee\&n tested 
and meets the FCC RF\& exposure \buideline\&s for use 
with an accessory t\&hat contains no meta\&l and positions 
the handset a minimu\&m of 1.5 cm from the\& body. Use 
of other enhancemen\&ts may not ensure co\&mpliance 
with FCC RF exposur\&e \buidelines. If you do not use \&a 
body-worn accessor\&y and are not holdi\&n\b the phone at 
the ear, position the hands\&et a minimum of 1.5 \&cm from 
your body when the \&phone is switched o\&n.
FCC Compliance
This device complies\& with part 15 of the\& FCC Rules. 
Operation is subject to \&the followin\b two co\&nditions:  
(1) This device may not \&cause harmful inter\&ference,  
and (2) this device\& must accept any int\&erference 
received, includin\b interfer\&ence that may cause \&
undesired operation.
*  In the United States\& and Canada, the SAR limit for m\&obile phones used \&by the public is 1.\&6 watts/k\b (W/k\b) avera\bed over one \bram 
of tissue. The standard incorpo\&rates a substantial m\&ar\bin of safety to \b\&ive additional prot\&ection for the publ\&ic and to account f\&or any 
variations in measur\&ements. 
						

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CAuTION\b Changes or modifi\fati\aons not expressly \a
approved by the manu\afa\fturer \fould void \athe user’s 
authority to operate the equipment.
NOTe: This equipment has b\&een tested and foun\&d 
to comply with the l\&imits for a Class B\& di\bital device, 
pursuant to part 15 \&of the FCC Rules. These limits are 
desi\bned to provide\& reasonable protect\&ion a\bainst 
harmful interferenc\&e in a residential \&installation. This 
equipment \benerates, uses and can radiate radio 
frequency ener\by an\&d, if not installed a\&nd used in 
accordance with the\& instructions, may cause harmful \&
interference to radio communications. However, there 
is no \buarantee that interfere\&nce will not occur \&in a 
particular installa\&tion. If this equipment d\&oes cause 
harmful interferenc\&e to radio or television \&reception, 
which can be determ\&ined by turnin\b the \&equipment 
off and on, the user is encour\&a\bed to try to corre\&ct the 
interference by one\& or more of the fol\&lowin\b measures:
•  Reorient or relocat\&e the receivin\b ante\&nna.
•    Increase the separation between the eq\&uipment  
and receiver.
•    Connect the equipmen\&t into an outlet on \&a circuit 
different from that \&to which the receiv\&er  
is connected.
•    Consult the dealer \&or an experienced \&radio/TV 
technician for help\&.
Road \fafety
Driving
Full attention must b\&e \biven to drivin\b a\&t all times in 
order to reduce the\& risk of an accide\&nt. Usin\b a phone 
while drivin\b (even\& with a hands-free \&kit) can cause 
distraction and lead to \&an accident. You must comply 
with local laws and\& re\bulations restric\&tin\b the use of 
wireless devices w\&hile drivin\b.
Operating Mac\binery
Full attention must b\&e \biven to operatin\b the machinery \&
in order to reduce \&the risk of an acci\&dent.
Product Handling
General \ftatement on Handling \G 
and Use
You alone are respo\&nsible for how you\& use your phone 
and any consequenc\&es of its use.
You must always switch off your\& phone wherever the\& 
use of a phone is \&prohibited. Use of your phone\& is 
subject to safety me\&asures desi\bned to \&protect users 
and their environme\&nt.
•   Always treat your phon\&e and its accessori\&es with 
care and keep it in a clean a\&nd dust-free place.
•    Do not expose your \&phone or its access\&ories to open 
flames or lit tobacco\& products.
•    Do not expose your \&phone or its access\&ories to 
liquid, moisture, or hi\bh humidity. 
						

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•   Do not drop, throw, or try to bend you\&r phone or  
its accessories.
•    Do not use harsh ch\&emicals, cleanin\b solvents, or 
aerosols to clean t\&he device or its ac\&cessories.
•    Do not paint your p\&hone or its accesso\&ries.
•    Do not attempt to dis\&assemble your phone\& or its 
accessories; only authorized pe\&rsonnel can do so.
•    Do not expose your \&phone or its access\&ories to 
extreme temperatures, minimum - [5] and m\&aximum 
+ [50] de\brees Cels\&ius.
•    Please check local\& re\bulations for di\&sposal of 
electronic products\&.
•    Do not carry your p\&hone in your back \&pocket as it 
could break when y\&ou sit down.
\fmall C\bildren
Do not leave your p\&hone and its access\&ories within the 
reach of small chil\&dren or allow them \&to play with it.
They could hurt thems\&elves or others, or could 
accidentally dama\be \&the phone.
Your phone contains \&small parts with sha\&rp ed\bes that 
may cause an injury\& or may become detac\&hed and 
create a chokin\b ha\&zard.
Demagnetization
To avoid the risk of\& dema\bnetization, do not allow 
electronic devices \&or ma\bnetic media cl\&ose to your 
phone for a lon\b ti\&me.
electrostatic Disc\barge (e\fD)
Do not touch the SIM\& card\fs metal connectors.
Antenna
Do not touch the ant\&enna unnecessarily\&.
Normal Use Position
When placin\b or rec\&eivin\b a phone call\&, hold your 
phone to your ear, with the bottom toward your mouth.
  Bluetooth antenna GPS antenna
Antenna 
						

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Air Bags
Do not place a phon\&e in the area over \&an air ba\b or in 
the air ba\b deployme\&nt area.
Store the phone saf\&ely before drivin\b \&your vehicle.
\feizures/Blackouts
The phone can produ\&ce a bri\bht or flash\&in\b li\bht.
Repetitive Motion Injuries
To minimize the risk \&of RSI when textin\b \&or playin\b 
\bames with your phon\&e:
Do not \brip the phon\&e too ti\bhtly.
Press the buttons li\&\bhtly.
Use the special fea\&tures which are des\&i\bned to minimize 
the times of pressin\&\b buttons, such as Messa\be 
Templates and Predic\&tive Text.
Take lots of breaks to\& stretch and relax.\&
emergency Calls
This phone, like any wireless pho\&ne, operates usin\b 
radio si\bnals, which cannot \buarantee connection in\& all 
conditions. Therefore, you must never rel\&y solely on any 
wireless phone for\& emer\bency communica\&tions.
Loud Noise
This phone is capab\&le of producin\b lou\&d noises, which 
may dama\be your hear\&in\b. Turn down the volume\& 
before usin\b headph\&ones, Bluetooth stereo headsets or\& 
other audio devices\&.
P\bone Heating
Your phone may becom\&e warm durin\b char\bin\b \&and 
durin\b normal use.
electrical \fafety
Accessories
Use only approved \&accessories.
Do not connect with \&incompatible produc\&ts or 
accessories.
Take care not to touch \&or allow metal obje\&cts, such 
as coins or key rin\bs, to contact or short\&-circuit in the 
battery terminals.
Connection to a Car
Seek professional \&advice when connec\&tin\b a phone 
interface to the veh\&icle electrical sys\&tem.
Faulty and Damaged \GProducts
Do not attempt to dis\&assemble the phone \&or its 
accessories.
Only qualified pers\&onnel can service \&or repair the phone\& 
or its accessories.
If your phone or i\&ts accessory has be\&en submer\bed 
in water, punctured, or subjected to a \&severe fall, do 
not use it until you\& have taken it to be checked at an 
authorized service \¢er. 
						

							Interference 
General \ftatement on Interference
Care must be taken when usin\b the p\&hone in close 
proximity to personal m\&edical devices, such as 
pacemakers and hearin\b aid\&s.
Pacemakers
Pacemaker manufacturers re\&commend that a minimu\&m 
separation of 15 cm be ma\&intained between a \&mobile 
phone and a pacemak\&er to avoid potentia\&l interference 
with the pacemaker. To achieve this, use the phone on 
the opposite ear to \&your pacemaker and do not carry\& it 
in a breast pocket.
Hearing Aids
People with hearin\b \&aids or other cochl\&ear implants 
may experience inte\&rferin\b noises when\& usin\b wireless 
devices or when on\&e is nearby.
The level of interfe\&rence will depend \&on the type of 
hearin\b device and \&the distance from th\&e interference 
source, increasin\b the sep\&aration between them ma\&y 
reduce the interfer\&ence. You may also consult\& your 
hearin\b aid manufac\&turer to discuss al\&ternatives.
Medical Devices
Please consult your\& doctor and the dev\&ice manufacturer 
to determine if oper\&ation of your phone\& may interfere 
with the operation of your medic\&al device.
Hospitals
Switch off your wir\&eless device when \&requested to do 
so in hospitals, clinics or health \&care facilities. These 
requests are desi\bn\&ed to prevent possi\&ble interference 
with sensitive medic\&al equipment.
Aircraft
Switch off your wir\&eless device whene\&ver you are 
instructed to do so \&by airport or airli\&ne staff.
Consult the airline\& staff about the use\& of wireless 
devices on board th\&e aircraft. If your device of\&fers a 
“fli\bht mode,” this must be enable\&d prior to boardin\b\& 
an aircraft.
Interference in Cars
Please note that bec\&ause of possible i\&nterference to 
electronic equipmen\&t, some vehicle manuf\&acturers 
forbid the use of m\&obile phones in the\&ir vehicles unless\& 
a hands-free kit wi\&th an external anten\&na is included in \&
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explosive environments
Gas \ftations and  
explosive Atmosp\beres
In locations with p\&otentially explosiv\&e atmospheres, 
obey all posted si\b\&ns to turn off wire\&less devices such \&
as your phone or o\&ther radio equipment.
Areas with potential\&ly explosive atmosp\&heres include 
fuelin\b areas, below decks on bo\&ats, fuel or chemical 
transfer or stora\be facilities, areas where the ai\&r 
contains chemicals \&or particles, such as \brain, dust, or 
metal powders.
Blasting Caps and A\Greas
Power off your mobil\&e phone or wireles\&s device when in 
a blastin\b area or \&in areas posted pow\&er off “two-way 
radios” or “electronic devices\&” to avoid interferi\&n\b with 
blastin\b operations.
  
						

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Handset specificatio\&ns are shown in the\& followin\b table.
Handset Standards
GSM/WCDMA support
Dimensions (H × W × D) 4.57" (H) x 2.46" \&(W) x 0.5" (D)
Wei\bht 4.48 oz. (with battery)
Display 3.5" 320 x 480 (HV\&GA)
Camera 5 me\bapixel camera with auto focus
Internal memory ROM: 512MB, RAM: 512MB
Removable memory card  Support microSD car\&d, max. capacity 32GB
Battery  1,500 mAh
Continuous idle time\&  Up to 9 days and 9 \&hours
Continuous talk time\&  About 5 hours
WAP browser version\&  WAP2.0
NOTe: The phone\fs talk time and idle\& time are based on \&ideal workin\b envir\&onments. The use of extended \&
backli\bhtin\b, browser, and network condit\&ions can reduce ba\&ttery life and talk/\&idle time. 
						

							ZTE offers you a li\&mited warranty that the enclos\&ed 
subscriber unit and\& its enclosed acces\&sories will be 
free from defects i\&n material and work\&manship for a 
period that expires\& one year from the \&date of sale of the\& 
Product to you, provided that you \&are the ori\binal en\&d-
user purchaser of \&the Product and pro\&vided that your 
purchase was made from a supp\&lier authorized by \&the 
Seller. Transfer or resale o\&f a Product will au\&tomatically 
terminate warranty covera\be with respect to \&that 
Product. This limited warranty is not transferable to any 
third party, includin\b but not l\&imited to any subseq\&uent 
purchaser or owner\& of the Product. This limited warranty 
is applicable only\& to end users in th\&e United States.
1.   This product or phon\&e is warranted for 12 (twelv\&e) 
months from date of \&purchase.
2.    For warranty service inform\&ation, please call ZTE 
service number (877\&) 817-1759 (Toll Free). The 
manufacturer\fs website, http://www.zteusa.c\&om, is 
also available for assista\&nce.
3.    This warranty only applies i\&f the product has 
been used in accor\&dance with the manuf\&acturer\fs 
instructions under \&normal use and with\&  
reasonable care. 4.  
What this warranty does not cover\&:
  a)   Defects or dama\bes r\&esultin\b from the mis\&use of 
this product.
  b)   Defects or dama\bes f\&rom abnormal use, 
abnormal conditions\&, improper stora\be, exposure 
to moisture, dampness or corros\&ive environments, 
unauthorized modific\&ations, unauthorized 
repair, ne\blect, rou\bh handlin\b, abuse, accident, 
alteration, improper installati\&on, incorrect volta\be 
application, food or liquid sp\&oila\be, acts of God.
  c)  Normal wear and tea\&r.
  d)   If the Product has \&been opened, modified or 
repaired by anyone\& other than a warranty service 
center or if it is \&repaired usin\b unau\&thorized  
spare parts.
  e)   If the serial numbe\&r or mobile accesso\&ry date 
code has been remov\&ed, erased, defaced,  
altered or are ille\&\bible in any way subject to  
sole jud\bment of ZTE.\&
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							\fIMIT\bD WARRANTY
TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED B\&Y APPLICABLE LAW, 
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS YOUR SOLE AND 
EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AGAINST ZTE AND ZTE\fS SOLE 
AND EXCLUSIVE LIABIL\&ITY IN RESPECT OF DEF\&ECTS 
IN PRODUCT. HOWEVER, THIS LIMITED WARRANTY 
SHALL NOT EXCLUDE NOR LIMIT \&ANY OF YOUR 
LEGAL (STATUTORY) RIGHTS UNDER THE APPLICABLE 
NATIONAL LAWS.
TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED B\&Y APPLICABLE LAW 
ZTE DOES NOT ASSUME ANY LIABILITY FOR \&LOSS 
OF OR DAMAGE TO OR CORRUPTION OF DATA, FOR 
ANY LOSS OF PROFIT\&, LOSS OF USE OF PRO\&DUCTS 
OR FUNCTIONALITY, LOSS OF BUSINESS, LOSS 
OF REVENUES OR LOSS O\&F ANTICIPATED PROFIT, 
INCREASED COSTS OR EX\&PENSES OR FOR ANY 
INDIRECT, OR SPECIAL OR CONS\&EQUENTIAL LOSS 
OR DAMAGE. TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED B\&Y 
APPLICABLE LAW, ZTE\fS LIABILITY SHA\&LL BE LIMITED 
TO THE PURCHASE VALUE OF THE PRODUCT. THE 
ABOVE LIMITATIONS SHALL NOT APPLY TO DEATH OR 
PERSONAL INJURY CAUSED BY DEFECT OF PRO\&DUCT 
IN MATERIAL, DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP.
How To Get  
Warranty Service
To obtain warranty service, please call (877)\& 817-1759. 
Please have the fol\&lowin\b information a\&vailable when 
you send the phone \&in for repair:
•   A valid Proof of Purc\&hase
•    Return address
•    Daytime phone number\& or fax number
•    Model #
•    IMEI # (Look for the\& 15-di\bit IMEI # beh\&ind the 
battery of the devic\&e.)
•    Complete description\& of the problem
•    Transportation prepai\&d
Other Warranty Program
You may have other w\&arranty pro\brams with your 
purchase, such as warranty exchan\be. If so, please refer 
to equipment packa\be\& or the ori\binal po\&int of sale.
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