AT&T F160 User Manual

							Address Book
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•   
Save number: Save the ori\binator\&\fs 
number to your Addr\&ess Book.
•    Delete: Delete this messa\be\&.
•    Forward: Forward this messa\&\be.
•    Move to saved mess\ra\bes: Move this 
messa\be to the Saved messa\bes folder.
Messa\be Settin\bs
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Messa\bin\b 
> Settin\bs to chan\be the MMS/S\&MS/
Templates settin\bs.
MMS settings (Mult\Li. msg. setting)
Retrieval Settin\bs: You have two choices\&:     
•   Automatic: Retrieve the new mu\<imedia 
messa\be automatically\& without selectin\b 
the notification mess\&a\be and receivin\b. \& 
•    Manual: Retrieve the new mu\<imedia 
messa\be manually. 
Delivery mode: You can set immediate\& 
delivery or defer \&it for a specified p\&eriod 
of time.
Delivery time: You can set a specifi\&ed 
period of time to se\&nd MMS messa\bes whe\&n 
you set “After send\&in\b” in Delivery mo\&de. 
The max delivery ti\&me is 99 hours. Time per pa\be: Set the play time o\&f 
each pa\be.
Validity: You can confi\bure the\& validity 
period of out\boin\b m\&essa\bes. Messa\bes 
 
will be saved in th\&e network for the ti\&me 
period specified.
Anonymous Ms\b.: You can choose to 
accept or refuse an\&onymous messa\bes.
Connections: Please consult the\& service 
operator for detail\&ed information. 
PUSH Messa\be: You can accept or re\&ject 
PUSH messa\bes.
Priority: Set the priority.
SMS settings (Text msg. setting)
SMS center number: Service center 
number \biven to you \&by your service pr\&ovider.
Template settings
The phone has 10 te\&mplates for SMS/MMS\&, 
and you can edit th\&em.
Usin\b Messa\be Templates
1.    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
Messa\bin\b > Create messa\be.
2.    Move to the Text field and select 
Options > Template.
3.    Select a template an\&d press the OK Key 
to insert the templat\&e.
Messa\bes
18 You can store contac\&ts with a variety of\& 
phone numbers, emai\&l addresses, and 
address details. 
The phone can store\& up to 500 items. Th\&e 
capacity of the pho\&ne book on your SI\&M card 
depends on the type\& of SIM card provi\&ded 
 
by your service pr\&ovider. The saved locatio\&n 
is identified by the\& icon shown after   
the contact.
AT&T Address Book
AT&T Address Book au\&tomatically 
synchronizes your \&contacts between you\&r 
phone and online a\&ddress book. This \&
means that you can e\&asily restore conta\&ct 
information if you \&ever up\brade, dama\be\&,   
or lose your phone\&.
To Activate AT&T Address Book
Follow the prompts t\&hat are shown the 
first time you open t\&he address book on\& 
your phone, or manu\&ally activate from y\&our 
contact list via Options > Advanced > 
AT&T Address Book.
Mana\be Your Contacts Online\&: Visit  
http://att.com/addres\&sbook
•  Add or edit contacts\&
•  Import contacts from \&other address books\&
•  Add contacts from Yellowpa\bes.com • 
Find maps and direc\&tions for contacts
•  Send text messa\bes to\& contacts or \broups
Addin\b a Contact
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
AddressBook.
2.    Press the Left Soft Key for Options and 
select Add new contact.
3.    Enter the contact\fs information, such\& as 
name, phone number, etc.
4.    Select Save to save the new co\&ntact.
Searchin\b for a Conta\rct
To search for a con\&tact, you can enter \&the 
first letter of a nam\&e and the phone wil\&l 
show all contacts s\&tartin\b with that lett\&er. 
For example, to sea\&rch for “John”, pr\&ess the 
5 key once for ”J”\&. All names startin\b\& with 
”J” are displayed.\&
Refine the search by\& enterin\b a subsequ\&ent 
letter that can occu\&r anywhere in the n\&ame. 
For example, ”Jn” w\&ill find ”John” and\& 
”Julian” but not ”J\&ames.” 
						

							Bluetooth®
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Address Book
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Usin\b Address Book  
Entry Options
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
AddressBook.
2.    Scroll to the desir\&ed contact and pres\&s 
the Left Soft Key for more options:
  Call: Call the hi\bhli\bhte\&d contact.
    Add new contact: Create a 
new contact.
    Send messa\be: Send SMS or MMS  \&
messa\bes to this con\&tact.
    Edit contact: Edit this contact 
information.
  Delete contact: Delete this contact.\&
    Send contact info: Send this contact a\&s 
a business card vi\&a MMS messa\be.    
Add to: Add this contact to\& a \broup: 
Family, Friends, or Work.
  Advanced: 
  •   AT&T Address Book: Automatically 
synchronize your c\&ontacts between 
your phone and onl\&ine address book.
  •   SIM mana\bement: Copy contacts 
to or from the SIM c\&ard, or delete 
contacts from the SI\&M card.
  •   Delete multiple: Delete a batch 
of contacts.
  •   Default memory: Display the default\& 
stora\be location.
  •   About: View the Address Bo\&ok 
version. Your phone includes\& support for Bluetooth, 
which can be used \&to connect your pho\&ne to 
a wireless headset.\& You can also use it \&to 
transfer files betwe\&en your phone and \&other 
Bluetooth devices, such as \&another phone or 
a laptop. Not all a\&pplications or devi\&ces can 
be supported becaus\&e Bluetooth is an open 
forum and different\& manufacturers have\& 
different standards\& and implementation.\& 
Enablin\b Bluetooth
By default Bluetooth is disabled on 
your phone. 
If you enable Bluetooth and turn off the 
phone, Bluetooth will be disabled.\& When 
you turn the phone \&on, Bluetooth will 
automatically be ena\&bled.
1.    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
Settin\bs > Connections > Bluetooth.
2.  Set Bluetooth to On. 
3.    Go down to Discoverable and set it 
to On. 
4.    Go down to My Bluetooth Info and 
enter the phone name\&.
5.  Press the OK Key to save the settin\bs\&.
Note: Set Discoverable to On to 
allow your phone to\& be found by  
compatible devices.\& 
My Devices
1.    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
Settin\bs > Connections > Bluetooth > 
My devices.
2.    Press the OK Key to search for avai\&lable 
Bluetooth devices.
3.    Hi\bhli\bht a device f\&rom the list and pre\&ss 
the OK Key.
4.    To connect to the dev\&ice, enter the 
passcode when promp\&ted and press the 
Left Soft Key for Pair. 
    There are two optio\&ns for Bluetooth 
connection:
  •   Automatic: Set another Bluetooth 
device that is conn\&ectin\b to your 
phone as an authori\&zed device.
  •   Always Ask: Set another Bluetooth 
device that is conn\&ectin\b to your 
phone as an unautho\&rized device that 
must ask before con\&nectin\b.
Tip: Some devices don\ft connect to another\& 
Bluetooth device automaticall\&y. You need 
to hi\bhli\bht the devi\&ce name in the   
My devices list and press the \&OK Key to 
connect with it. 
						

							Browse the web dire\&ctly from your mobil\&e 
phone. Check the we\&ather, visit your favori\&te 
websites, and enjoy\& access to the Inter\&net 
on the \bo. From idle\& mode, select Menu > 
Mobile Web.
Usin\b the att.net Ho\rmepa\be
The att.net homepa\be \&features three tabs,\& 
which you can acce\&ss by scrollin\b lef\&t or 
ri\bht with the Navi\bation Key:
•   Web: enter a web addres\&s; search the 
Internet with Yahoo!
®; use, add, or 
mana\be shortcuts; vi\&ew social networks;\& 
find movie informatio\&n and buy tickets; \&
and access your ac\&count.
•    Local: set your location,\& search 
locally, see maps and traf\&fic, find movie 
showtimes, \bet local\& information, check\& 
the weather, and see local ne\&ws updates.
•    Popular: \bet the latest updat\&es on news, 
finance, sports, ent\&ertainment, and more\&; 
use email, instant m\&essa\bin\b, and socia\&l 
networkin\b.
Visitin\b a Website
1.   From the att.net home\&pa\be, press down 
on the Navi\bation Key to hi\bhli\bht the 
address bar and pr\&ess the OK Key.
2.    Enter a web address \&and press the  
OK Key.
3.    To access a link on\& a website, scroll \&to it 
usin\b the Navi\bation Key and press the 
OK Key.
Mobile Web options:
•    Home: return to the att.ne\&t homepa\be.
•    Go to URL: enter a new web ad\&dress.
•    Go to Search: enter search terms.\&
•    History: view your web bro\&wsin\b history.
•    Go to Bookmarks: access your list o\&f 
favorite sites.
•    Add to Bookmarks: add a site to your\& 
list of favorites.
•    Reload: reload the current\& pa\be.
•    Find in Pa\be: search the pa\be fo\&r 
a term.
•    Settin\bs: adjust browser set\&tin\bs.
•    Help: find help and answ\&ers to frequently 
asked questions.
•    Exit: exit the web brows\&er.
Mobile Web
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Bluetooth
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Sendin\b Data
To send files to anot\&her device via Bluetooth, 
check for the follo\&win\b conditions:
• Bluetooth is enabled.
•    The paired device \&is visible, paired\&,   
and connected.
1.    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Audio, Pictures, Video, 
Other files, or Memory card.
2.    Select a file, press\& the Left Soft Key 
for Options, and select Send > 
Via Bluetooth.
3.    Select the device f\&rom the device list \& 
and press the OK Key to send.
Receivin\b Data
To receive files fro\&m another device vi\&a 
Bluetooth, complete the follo\&win\b steps: 
1. Enable Bluetooth.
2.    If the paired devic\&e tries to send a fi\&le to 
your phone, a popu\&p messa\be is shown \&
on the display. 
3.    Press the Left Soft Key for Yes to accept 
the connection.
4.    Press the Left Soft Key to accept the 
incomin\b file or pre\&ss the Ri\bht Soft Key 
to reject the incomi\&n\b file. 
						

							Tools
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Tools
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Alarms
This feature allows\& you to set an alar\&m to 
rin\b at a specific ti\&me.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > Alarm.
2.    Press the OK Key for Edit and confi\bure 
the alarm as requir\&ed usin\b the Alarm 
Setup Screen:
Alarm type Daily, Workday,  
Weekly, Once
Alarm date Available with Weekly 
and Once
Alarm time Set as required
Snooze Off, 5, 10, 15, 30\& 
minutes
Rin\btone On/Off
Rin\btone type ATT tone.mid, select \&
Edit to chan\be
Status Enable/Disable
Alarm remark Optional Tips:
•   
If the alarm time ha\&s passed it cannot \& 
be saved.
•    Even if the phone is\& turned off, the al\&arm 
will automatically t\&urn the phone back \&on 
so that it can rin\b.\&
Calendar
With this feature, y\&ou can use the cale\&ndar, 
set appointments, an\&d view events.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > Calendar.
2.    Press the Left Soft Key for Options to 
access the followin\&\b:
  •   New…: Add a Meetin\b, Memo \&or 
Anniversary.
  •   Week view: View the schedule \&of the 
current week.
  •   Go to date: Enter a date and \bo to see 
the schedule of tha\&t day directly.
  •   Delete entry: You can choose to 
delete entries On th\&is day, Before 
date, or All entrie\&s.
  •   Settin\bs: You can set the Cale\&ndar 
alarm tone, Default \&view, and Week 
starts on.
  •   Memory Info: Shows the current 
memory usa\be.
Stopwatch
With this feature, y\&ou can measure time \&and 
take split times or \&lap times, for examp\&le, in 
different sports.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools >  Stopwatch.
2.  Select Start to start timin\b.
3.    Select Stop to stop the timin\b d\&urin\b the 
operation and view \&the duration of time\&.
4.  Select Contin. to continue timin\b.
5.  Select Reset to reset the stopwa\&tch.
World Time
With this feature, y\&ou can check the cu\&rrent 
local time and date \&for major cities ar\&ound 
the world.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > World time.
2.    Press left or ri\bht \&on the Navi\bation Key 
to view the time of \&desired city. 
3.    Press the OK Key to save the selecte\&d 
city time as the time\& settin\b on your 
phone. 
4.  Press the Ri\bht Soft Key to exit.
Calculator
With this feature, y\&ou can use the phon\&e 
as a calculator. The calculator pr\&ovides 
the basic arithmetic\& functions; additio\&n, 
subtraction, multipl\&ication, and divisi\&on.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > Calculator.
2.    Enter the first number\& usin\b the  
Number Keys.
3.    Enter the operation f\&or your calculation\&   
by pressin\b up, dow\&n, left, or ri\bht on\& the 
Navi\bation Key.
4.  Enter the second numb\&er.
5.    Press the OK Key for Equal to view 
the result.
Tips:
•    Press the Clear & Back Key to clear 
di\bits and results.
•    Press the * Key to to\b\ble the number\& 
between positive or\& ne\bative.
•    Press the # Key to enter a decimal \&point. 
						

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Tools
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Recent Calls
With this feature, y\&ou can check the ca\&ll lo\b 
and call duration.
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > Recent calls.
•   Call lo\b: You can check All calls, 
Missed calls, Received calls, and 
Dialed calls lo\bs.
•    Call Info: You can check the Last call 
duration and All calls duration. 
You can also clear \&all the call durati\&on 
timers by pressin\b t\&he OK Key for Clear. 
To reset the timers y\&ou will need to ent\&er 
the phone\fs lock code. The d\&efault lock 
code is 0000.
Note: All calls information can al\&so be 
accessed by pressi\&n\b the Send Key while 
in idle mode.
Currency Conversion
This feature allows\& you to convert for\&ei\bn 
currency to domestic\& currency.
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > Currency conversion.
•    Exchan\be rate: Enter a currency 
exchan\be rate.
•    Forei\bn amount: Enter the amount of \&
forei\bn currency to\& be converted.
•    Local amount: The conversion re\&sult 
displays.
Tip: Press the Left Soft Key to enter 
a decimal. Your phone allows y\&ou to use a camera,\& 
video camera, and v\&oice recorder to ta\&ke 
photos, shoot video\& clips, record voi\&ce 
memos, and more.
Pictures
Your phone includes\& a photo mana\bement 
function. Photos in\& the phone\fs memory or on 
the external memory \&card can be browse\&d, 
transmitted, set as w\&allpaper, moved, 
renamed, copied, an\&d deleted.
Caution: The preloaded photos on the phone 
cannot \fe transmitt\ped or deleted.
Takin\b a Photo
Your phone has an i\&nte\brated di\bital cam\&era, 
which allows you to\& capture ima\bes. 
1.   
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > Camera.
    Or from idle mode, \&hold the Camera Key 
to start the camera.
2.  Aim the camera lens \&at a subject.
3.    Press the OK Key to take the photo; \&
press it a\bain to sa\&ve.
Viewin\b Pictures
You can use the foll\&owin\b method to view\& 
the photos:
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Pictures > My pictures.
2.    Hi\bhli\bht a photo an\&d press the OK Key 
for Open.
Video
Your phone allows y\&ou to record, store\&, and 
play video files.
Recordin\b a Video
You can use the vide\&o camera to record \&
video clips.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > Camera.
2.    Press ri\bht on the Navi\bation Key to 
switch to video came\&ra mode.
3.  Press the OK Key to start recordin\b.\&
4.  Press the OK Key to pause.
5.    Press the OK Key for Continue to 
resume recordin\b. 
6.    Press the Ri\bht Soft Key for Stop to 
stop recordin\b.
7.  Press the OK Key for Save. 
						

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Entertainment
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Playin\b Videos
You can use the foll\&owin\b method to play\& 
a video.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Video > My Videos.
2.    Hi\bhli\bht a video an\&d press the OK Key 
to play it.
Music
When you have audi\&o files stored in yo\&ur 
phone, you can cre\&ate a playlist. Thi\&s allows 
you to set the order\& in which the audio\& files 
are played.
Playin\b an Individual \rMusic File
You can use the foll\&owin\b method to play\& an 
individual sound fi\&le.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Audio > My Audio.
2.    Hi\bhli\bht a sound fil\&e and press the   
OK Key to play it.
AT&T Music
The AT&T Music applicati\&on centers on 
three key music exp\&eriences: Play, Discover, 
and Shop. It includ\&es a free-of-char\be\& 
music player to pla\&y your music files a\&nd 
create playlists, a\&s well as additiona\&l  radio, son\b purchas\&e, and lyric and s\&on\b 
match functionality \&to enhance your mus\&ic 
experience on the p\&hone.
Starting AT&T Music
1.   
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
AT&T Music.
2.    Accept the terms and\& conditions  
of service.
3.    The screen then dis\&plays a warnin\b 
that this feature us\&es lar\be amounts of \&
data and recommends \&subscribin\b to an 
unlimited data plan.\& Select Continue.
4.    Select Let’s Go! to take a quick tou\&r 
of AT&T Music. Select Next as each 
screen displays. 
Note: The first time you l\&aunch AT&T Music, 
the device plays an\& introductory tutori\&al. 
Some activities with\&in AT&T Music require  
a monthly subscripti\&on for access. A f\&ree 
3-day trial of all \&AT&T Music services \&is 
included upon first \&use. After the trial\&, you 
may subscribe or co\&ntinue accessin\b the\&   
free local music pl\&ayer and Shop featu\&res.
Play Screen
Allows you to play \&the music you own v\&ia 
the My Library feat\&ure and to listen to\& 
streamin\b music from \&Genre and Personal\& 
radio stations. Play screen options\&:
•    
My Favorites: allows you to acce\&ss 
shortcuts to favorit\&e artists, albums, 
son\bs, and radio st\&ations.
•     My Library: allows you to acces\&s all the 
music on your phone\&. Create or mana\be 
playlists and find m\&usic by artist, alb\&um, 
son\b, or \benre.
•     Genre Radio: allows you to acce\&ss 
pre-pro\brammed statio\&ns ran\bin\b  
from today\fs hits to deep cuts \&for the 
music enthusiast.
•     Personal Radio: an easy-to-use 
personal listenin\b \&experience started \&
by enterin\b an artis\&t, son\b, or \benre. 
Customized to your t\&astes by son\b 
ratin\bs.
•     Settin\bs & Support: contextual settin\bs \&
for AT&T Music and help \&and support in 
the Play section.
Discover Screen
Provides the abilit\&y to search the AT&T 
Music son\b catalo\b f\&or son\bs by favorit\&e 
artists. Son\b Match \&enables users to qu\&ickly 
find the name and ar\&tist of a son\b by ho\&ldin\b 
their phone up to a\& son\b playin\b on the\& 
radio, TV, or jukebox, and \&Lyric Match allows 
lookup of artist/so\&n\b information based\& on 
son\b lyrics. Discover screen op\&tions:
•    
Search Shop: allows you to sear\&ch 
for son\bs and album\&s available from 
AT&T Music.
•     Son\b Match: allows you to iden\&tify 
nearly any son\b by \&holdin\b your phone \&up 
to the music and rec\&ordin\b a short clip\&.
•     Lyric Match: allows you to look\& up 
son\bs by only enter\&in\b a few words.
•     View Match History: allows you to see \&
all of the son\bs yo\&u matched via Son\b 
and Lyric Match.
•     Settin\bs & Support: contextual settin\bs \&
for AT&T Music and help \&and support in 
the Discover sectio\&n.
Shop Screen
Shop is a full musi\&c catalo\b where use\&rs can 
search for their fa\&vorite son\bs and ar\&tists 
and preview, buy, and play son\bs or\& albums 
directly from their \&AT&T mobile phone. F\&ast, 
easy access to musi\&c is also availabl\&e by 
browsin\b top son\bs, \&new releases, featu\&red 
artists, and \benres.\&
Shop screen options\&:
•     Top Downloads: allows you to acces\&s 
the most downloaded \&music.
•     New Arrivals: allows you to acce\&ss new 
music that was not p\&reviously availabl\&e. 
						

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Entertainment
30 •    Featured Artists: allows you to acce\&ss 
music of the presen\&tly featured artists\&.
•     View Genres: allows you to view \&the 
different music \benr\&es that you may 
select from.
•     Purchase History: allows you to see \&a 
history of all of y\&our purchases.
•     Settin\bs & Support: contextual settin\bs \&
for AT&T Music and help \&and support in 
the Shop section.
Voice Recorder
This function allow\&s you to record a v\&oice 
memo. You can also set the\& voice memo as 
a rin\btone.
Recordin\b
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
My Stuff > Tools > Voice recorder.
2.    Select Start to start recordin\b \&your 
voice memo.
3.  Select Pause to pause the recor\&din\b.
4.  Select Contin. to resume recordin\&\b.
5.  Select Stop to stop recordin\b.
Sound Profiles Settin\r\bs
You can set and edit\& an appropriate pro\&file 
dependin\b on your c\&urrent environment.
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Sound Profiles.
2.    Select a profile and\& press the Left Soft 
Key for Edit.
  •   Select Voice call rin\btone to set the 
voice call rin\btone\&.
  •   Select Rin\b volume to set the volume 
of the rin\btone.
  •   Select Rin\b type to set the rin\b type\&.
  •   Select Messa\be tone to set the 
notification rin\btone\& for an incomin\b 
messa\be.
  •   Select Keypad tone to enable or 
disable keypad tone\&.
  •   Select Warnin\b tone to turn the 
warnin\b tone on or \&off.
  •   Select Power on/off sound to turn 
on/off the sound th\&at plays while 
powerin\b on/off the\& phone.
  •   Select Earpiece volume to set the 
volume in the earpi\&ece.
Phone Settin\bs
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Phone.
•   Select Lan\bua\be to set the current \&
display lan\bua\be.
•    Select Time and date to set the date, 
time, and time style.\& 
•    Select Network time to enable or 
disable whether the\& phone synchronize\&s 
its clock with the n\&etwork.
•    Select Missed calls alert \rto enable 
or disable the noti\&fication for missed \&
calls. Choose for \&the alert to repeat \& 
every 5 minutes, 10\& minutes, 15 minutes\&, 
or 30 minutes.
•    Select Shortcut keys to assi\bn a 
navi\bation key as a\& shortcut for a 
function, such as t\&he calendar.
•    Select Auto key\buard to set the phone\fs 
keypad auto lock ti\&me or to disable the\& 
keypad auto lock.
•    Select Own phone number to display 
your phone number i\&n idle mode to 
remind you which SI\&M card you are usi\&n\b.
•    Select Download location to select 
the phone memory or \&the external 
memory card. 
						

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Settin\bs
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•   
Select TTY settin\b to enable the TTY 
function. Please re\&fer to Accessibility > 
TTY Mode.
•    Select HAC settin\b to enable you to 
hear the phone audi\&o throu\bh a hearin\b \&
aid with a telecoil\&. Please refer to 
Accessibility > HAC Mode. 
•    Select Master Reset to reset the phone 
to the default facto\&ry settin\bs.
•    Select Master Clear to clear all user 
data and reset the p\&hone to the default \&
factory settin\bs.
Display Settin\bs
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Display.
•   Select Wallpaper and select a photo\& 
saved in Pictures, \&Other files, or Memo\&ry 
card. This will be\& used as wallpaper\&, 
which is shown in \&idle mode.
•    Select Backli\bht duration to adjust the 
backli\bht duration.
•    Select Main menu view to set the main 
menu to be displaye\&d as List or Grid.
•    Select Bri\bhtness to adjust the scree\&n 
bri\bhtness.
•    Select Keypad li\bht to adjust how lon\b \&
the backli\bht for th\&e keypad remains on\&. •   
Select Owner name to enter the owner \&
name. This is displ\&ayed in idle mode.
•    Select Greetin\b to enter a text \bree\&tin\b 
to be shown on the \&display when the 
phone is turned on.\&
Connections Settin\bs
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs > 
Connections.
•   Select Bluetooth to set up your pho\&ne as 
a Bluetooth device.
•    Select Access point settin\bs\r to add to, 
edit, or view the a\&ccess point list.
•    Select Modem settin\b to set up the 
phone as a modem. 
•    Select Profile connect to create or edit 
the connection data \&for a service prov\&ider.
•    Select PC connection to choose 
the connection metho\&d between your 
computer and the pho\&ne.
Calls Settin\bs
Call Forwardin\b
Call forwardin\b allows you to dive\&rt your 
incomin\b calls to an\&other phone number. 
Contact your servic\&e provider for more\& 
information and ava\&ilability.
Call Waitin\b
If a call comes in \&when you are alrea\&dy on a 
call, you are notifi\&ed with a call wait\&in\b tone. 
The phone shows the\& number/name of the \&
waitin\b call. Contac\&t your service prov\&ider 
for more information\&.
Send My Number
This function allow\&s you to send or hi\&de 
your phone number w\&hen makin\b calls. 
You can also select \&Set by network. The 
network then choose\&s whether to show/h\&ide 
the phone number. This function req\&uires 
network support.
Security Settin\bs
Phone Password
A password can pro\&tect your phone and\& help 
avoid ille\bal use. \&If your phone is p\&assword 
protected, you will\& have to enter the c\&orrect 
password when the p\&hone is turned on.
•   For a new phone, th\&e protection functio\&n 
is not activated by \&default, and the 
default password is\& 0000.
•    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Security > Activate security co\rdes 
> Phone lock code to start or stop 
password protection\&. •   
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Security > Chan\be security code\rs > 
Phone lock code to chan\be the phone\f\&s 
password. It is su\b\&\bested that you 
chan\be the password\& to somethin\b you 
will easily remembe\&r.
Notes:
•    Please remember the \&password you set. 
Without it your phon\&e cannot be used 
normally and you wi\&ll need to contact 
your service provi\&der to unlock it. 
•    Contact your servic\&e provider for  
more information.
PIN Codes
A PIN code is the p\&ersonal identificati\&on 
code used by the SI\&M card. Its purpose\& is 
to avoid ille\bal us\&e of your SIM card\&. The 
correct PIN code sh\&ould be entered whe\&n   
the new phone is fir\&st turned on, otherw\&ise 
the phone will only\& be able to make 
emer\bency calls.
•    For a new card, the\& default code is 
supplied by the ser\&vice provider.
•    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Security > Activate security co\rdes > 
PIN code to enable or disab\&le the 
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Settin\bs
34 •   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Security > Chan\be security code\rs > 
PIN code to chan\be the PIN c\&ode.
•    If you enter the wr\&on\b PIN code three \&
times in a row, the phone will lo\&ck the  
SIM card and prompt\& you to enter a PUK\& 
code to unlock it.
Notes:
•    If you chan\be the P\&IN code, please 
remember the new num\&ber.
•    PIN2 is needed for\& some settin\bs. Use \&the 
same procedure as f\&or the PIN code.
PUK Codes
A PUK code is the u\&nlock code for the \&SIM 
card. When the SIM \&card is locked, yo\&u have 
to enter the correct\& PUK code and then \&enter 
the new PIN code. T\&he SIM card can the\&n be 
used normally.
•   A PUK code may be s\&upplied with a new \&
card. Contact your \&service provider f\&or 
more information.
•    A PUK code can onl\&y be entered 10 time\&s 
in a row. If you enter the \&wron\b PUK code 
more than 10 times, \&the SIM card will b\&e 
locked indefinitely. 
Note: If a PUK code is s\&upplied with the 
new card, please s\&tore it safely.
Fixed Dial Numbers
If you enable fixed\& dial numbers, you \&  
cannot dial phone n\&umbers that are not \&  
in the FDN list.
FDN List
Allows you to creat\&e a list of fixed  
dial numbers.
TTY Mode
Your handset is a TT\&Y-compatible device.\& 
Simply connect the T\&TY equipment to the \&
headset jack. 
1.    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Phone > TTY settin\b.
2.    Select one of the f\&ollowin\b options an\&d 
press the OK Key for Select.
  •   Full: Users who cannot t\&alk or hear 
may use this settin\b \&to send and 
receive text messa\be\&s throu\bh  
TTY equipment.
  •   Read & talk: Users who can talk,\& but 
cannot hear, may use this setti\&n\b to 
talk throu\bh the pho\&ne and receive 
responses via text \&messa\bes.
  •   Write & hear: Users who can hea\&r, 
but cannot talk, may use this settin\b to 
listen to the other \&party and respond 
via text messa\bes.
  •   Off: Users who can hea\&r and speak 
may use this settin\b \&to disable  
TTY support.
HAC (Hearin\b Aid  
Compatibility) Mode
This phone supports\& HAC (Hearin\b Aid 
Compatibility) funct\&ion. When you turn \&on 
the Hearin\b Aid Mod\&e and use a hearin\&\b   
aid with a telecoil\& to answer the phon\&e, 
it will help you he\&ar more clearly whi\&le 
speakin\b on the pho\&ne. For more detail\&ed 
information on HAC,\& please refer to  
Care and Maintenance > Turn on the 
HAC Settin\b.
1.    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Settin\bs 
> Phone > HAC settin\b.
2.    Select On or Off and press the OK Key 
for Select to confirm.
Your F160 has been \&tested for hearin\b  
aid device compatib\&ility and has an   
M4/T4 ratin\b.
  
						

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General Care
•   Do not allow the ph\&one, battery, or 
accessories to come\& in contact with 
liquids or moisture\& at any time. Do not\& 
immerse the phone in\& any liquid.
•    Do not place the ph\&one next to computer\& 
disks, credit cards\&, travel cards, and\& 
other ma\bnetic media.\& The information 
contained on the di\&sks or cards may be\& 
affected by the pho\&ne.
•    You can\ft fold this phone.
•    Do not paint the pho\&ne.
•    Do not leave the ph\&one or battery in 
places where the te\&mperature could 
exceed 113°F, for example, on a\& car 
dashboard or a win\&dowsill, behind \bla\&ss 
in direct sunli\bht, \&etc.
•    Do not remove the ph\&one\fs battery while 
the phone is turned\& on.
•    Do not allow metal o\&bjects, such as coi\&ns 
or key rin\bs, to co\&ntact or short-circu\&it the 
battery terminals.
•    Do not dispose of t\&he battery packs in\& a 
fire. The handset\fs Li-ion batteries \&may 
be safely disposed\& of at a Li-ion rec\&yclin\b 
point.
•    Do not put the phone\&\fs battery in your 
mouth. Battery electr\&olyte may be toxic  
if swallowed. •   
Do not attempt to dis\&mantle the phone or \&
any of its accessor\&ies.
•    There is a risk of\& explosion if the b\&attery 
is replaced with th\&e incorrect battery \&
type. Dispose of th\&e used battery in 
accordance with the\& manufacturer\fs 
instructions.
•    Do not put a battery\& into a microwave 
oven, dryer, or hi\bh-pressure \&container.
•    Do not put the batter\&y in direct contact \&
with an electrical \&outlet or ci\barette 
li\bhter char\ber. Use only approve\&d 
char\ber units.
•    Do not pierce the b\&attery with a sharp \&
object, such as a n\&eedle.
•    When the battery is \&thrown away, be sure 
it is non-conductin\&\b by applyin\b vinyl\& tape 
to the (+) and (-) \&terminals.
•    Do not disassemble \&or modify the batter\&y.
•    Do not drop, throw, or subject the 
handset to rou\bh tre\&atment.
•    Stop usin\b the batter\&y if abnormal heat,\& 
odor, discoloration, de\&formation, or any 
abnormal condition \&is detected durin\b 
use, char\be, or sto\&ra\be.
•    In the unlikely eve\&nt of a battery leak\&, 
keep the battery dis\&char\be away from 
your eyes or skin.\& If the leaka\be come\&s 
into contact with the\& eyes or skin, ple\&ase 
flush thorou\bhly in \&clean water and 
consult a doctor. •   
Do not use a dama\bed\& or deformed 
battery.
•    Do not directly sol\&der a battery.
•    If the battery\fs life cycle has e\&xpired, 
remove it from the e\&quipment 
immediately.
•    The earpiece may be\&come warm durin\b 
normal use. In addi\&tion, the phone itse\&lf 
may become warm whil\&e the battery is 
bein\b char\bed.
•    When a phone is in\& vibration mode, the\& 
vibration can someti\&mes cause the phone\& 
to move.
•    Be careful not to p\&lace the phone near\& 
heat sources (such \&as a heater) or too\& 
close to the ed\be of\& a table.
•    Use a damp or anti-\&static cloth to clea\&n 
the phone. Do not u\&se an ordinary dry\& 
cloth or electrostat\&ic cloth. Do not us\&e 
chemical or abrasiv\&e cleaners as these\& 
could dama\be the cas\&in\b.
•    Third party equipme\&nt: The use of 
third party equipmen\&t, cables or 
accessories, not ma\&de or authorized by\& 
the manufacturer, may invalidate the\& 
warranty of your ha\&ndset and adversely\& 
affect the phone\fs safety/operation.\&
•    Remember to make bac\&kup copies of all \&
of the important data\& on your handset. •   
Remember to recycle:\& the cardboard 
packin\b supplied wi\&th this handset is 
ideal for recyclin\&\b.
Caution: There is a danger o\pf explosion if 
the \fattery is repl\paced with the inco\prrect 
type. \bispose of use\pd \fatteries accordi\png to 
the instructions.
Aircraft Safety
•    Turn off your phone\& before the airplan\&e 
takes off. To protect the airpla\&ne\fs 
communication system \&from interference, \&
usin\b a mobile phon\&e in fli\bht is 
prohibited. If you \&want to use the mobi\&le 
phone before the ai\&rplane takes off, y\&ou 
should \bet the air c\&rew\fs permission 
accordin\b to the saf\&ety re\bulations.
•    If the mobile phone\& has an automatic 
timin\b power-on function, pleas\&e check 
your alarm settin\b to\& ensure that your 
phone will not be a\&utomatically turned \&on 
durin\b the fli\bht.
Hospital Safety
•   Switch off your pho\&ne and remove the 
battery in areas wh\&ere the use of phon\&es 
is prohibited.
•    Follow the instructi\&ons \biven by the 
respective medical \&facility re\bardin\b t\&he 
use of phones on th\&eir premises.