ZTE F320

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ZTE F320WCDMA/GSM

(GPRS)Dual-ModeDigital Mobile

PhoneQuick Start Guide

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LEGAL INFORMATIONCopyright © 2012 ZTECORPORATION.

All rights reserved.No part of this publication may beexcerpted, reproduced, translated orutilized in any form or by any means,electronic or mechanical, includingphotocopying and microfilm, withoutthe prior written permission of ZTEcorporation.

The manual is published by ZTEcorporation. We reserve the right tomake modifications on print errors orupdate specifications without priornotice.

Version No.: R1.0Edition Time: 2015.01.29

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Security To protect your mobile phone from

illegal use, take the securitymeasures as follows: Set PIN codes of the SIM card. Set handset lock code. Set call restrictions.

Safety PrecautionsThis section includes some importantinformation on safe and efficientoperation. Please read this informationbefore using the phone.

Operational Precautions Please use your phone properly.

When making or receiving a call,please hold your phone as holdinga wireline telephone. Make surethat the phone is at least one inch(about two point five centimeters)from your body when transmitting.

Do not touch the antenna whenthe phone is in use. Touching theantenna area affects call qualityand may cause the phone tooperate at a higher power levelthan needed.

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Some people may be susceptibleto epileptic seizures or blackoutswhen exposed to flashing lights,such as when watching televisionor playing video games. If youhave experienced seizures orblackouts, or if you have a familyhistory of such occurrences,please consult your doctor beforeplaying video games on yourphone or enabling a flashing-lightfeature on your phone. (Theflashing-light feature is notavailable on all products.)

Keep the phone out of the reachof small children. The phone maycause injury if used as a toy

Precautions WhileDriving Please pay attention to the traffic

safety. Check the laws andregulations on the use of yourphone in the area where you drive.Always obey them.

Use hands-free function of thephone, if available.

Pull off the road and park beforemaking or answering a call ifconditions require.

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Precautions for MedicalDevices and Facilities When using your phone near

pacemakers, please always keepthe phone more than eight inches(about twenty centimeters) fromthe pacemaker when the phone isswitched on. Do not carry thephone in the breast pocket. Usethe ear opposite the pacemaker tominimize the potential forinterference. Switch off the phoneimmediately if necessary.

Some phones may interfere withsome hearing aids. In the event ofsuch interference, you mayconsult your hearing aidsmanufacturer to discussalternatives.

If you use any other personalmedical device, please consult themanufacturer of your device todetermine if it is adequatelyshielded from RF (radio frequency)energy.

In those facilities with specialdemand, such as hospital orhealth care facilities, please payattention to the restriction on theuse of mobile phone. Switch offyour phone if required.

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Mobile Phone Please use original accessories or

accessories approved by thephone manufacturer. Using anyunauthorized accessories mayaffect your mobile phone’sperformance, damage your phoneor even cause danger to yourbody and violate related localregulations about telecomterminals.

Turn off your phone before youclean it. Use a damp or anti-staticcloth to clean the phone. Do notuse a dry cloth or electrostaticallycharged cloth. Do not usechemical or abrasive cleaners asthese could damage the phone.

As your mobile phone can produceelectromagnetic field, do not placeit near magnetic items such ascomputer disks.

Using the phone near electricalappliances such as TV, telephone,radio and personal computer cancause interference.

Do not expose your mobile phoneto direct sunlight or store it in hotareas. High temperatures canshorten the life of electronic

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devices. The phone's normal operating

temperature is -20℃ ~ 60℃ .Inorder to ensure the normal phonefunctions, do not use this phoneoutside the temperature range.

Keep your phone dry. Any liquidmay damage your phone.

Do not drop, knock or harshlytreat the phone. Rough handlingcan break internal circuit boards.

Do not connect the phone withany incompatible enhancement.

Do not attempt to disassemble themobile phone or battery.

Do not store the phone withflammable or explosive articles.

Do not charge the mobile phonewithout battery.

The phone cannot be used at analtitude higher than 2000 meters.

To prevent possible hearingdamage, do not listen at highvolume levels for long periods.

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Precautions forPotentially ExplosiveAtmospheres Switch off your phone prior to

entering any area with potentiallyexplosive atmospheres, such asfueling areas, fuel or chemicaltransfer or storage facilities.

Do not remove, install, or chargebatteries in such areas. Spark in apotentially explosive atmospherecan cause an explosion or fireresulting in bodily injury or evendeath.

To avoid possible interferencewith blasting operations, switchoff your phone when you are nearelectrical blasting caps, in ablasting area, or in areas posted“Turn off electronic devices”. Obeyall signs and instructions.

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Precautions forElectronic Devices Some electronic devices are

susceptible to electromagneticinterference sent by mobile phoneif inadequately shielded, such aselectronic system of vehicles.Please consult the manufacturer ofthe device before using the phoneif necessary.

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Safety and General Usein Vehicles Safety airbag, brake, speed

control system and oil ejectsystem shouldn’t be affected bywireless transmission. If you domeet problems above, pleasecontact your automobile provider.Do not place your phone in thearea over an airbag or in theairbag deployment area. Airbagsinflate with great force. If a phoneis placed in the airbag deploymentarea and the airbag inflates, thephone may be propelled withgreat force and cause seriousinjury to occupants of the vehicle.

Please turn off your mobile phoneat a refueling point, and the sameto the place where the use of two-way radio is prohibited.

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Aircraft Safety Please turn off your mobile phone

before the airplane takes off. Inorder to protect airplane’scommunication system frominterference, it is forbidden to usemobile phone in flight. Safetyregulations require you to havepermission from a crew memberto use your phone while the planeis on the ground.

If the mobile phone has thefunction of automatic timingpower-on, please check youralarm setting to make sure thatyour phone will not beautomatically turned on duringflight.

RF ExposureSpecific Absorption Rate(SAR) Your mobile device is a radio

transmitter and receiver. It isdesigned not to exceed the limitsfor exposure to radio wavesrecommended by internationalguidelines. These guidelines weredeveloped by the independent

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scientific organization ICNIRP andinclude safety margins designed toassure the protection of allpersons, regardless of age andhealth.

The guidelines use a unit ofmeasurement known as SpecificAbsorption Rate, or SAR. The SARlimit for mobile devices is 2.0W/kg and the highest SAR valuefor this device when tested at theear was1.18W/kg. As mobiledevices offer a range of functions,they can be used in otherpositions, such as on the body asdescribed in this user guide.

As SAR is measured utilizing thedevice’s highest transmittingpower, the actual SAR of thisdevice while operating is typicallybelow that indicated above. This isdue to automatic changes to thepower level of the device toensure it only uses the minimumpower required to communicatewith the network. The tests arecarried out in accordance with EN62209-1-2006.

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Battery Use Do not short-circuit the battery, as

this can cause the unit to overheator ignite.

Do not store battery in hot areasor throw it into fire. Otherwise, itwill cause explosion.

Do not disassemble or refit thebattery. Otherwise, it will causeliquid leakage, overheating,explosion and ignition of thebattery.

Please store the battery in a cooldry place if you don’t use it for along period.

The battery can be recharged forhundreds of times, but it willeventually wear out. When theoperating time (talk time and idletime) is noticeably shorter thannormal, it is time to replace it witha new one.

Please stop using the charger andbattery when they are damaged orshow evidence of aging.

Return the worn-out battery to theprovider or dispose of it inaccordance with environmentregulations. Do not dispose of it inhousehold rubbish.

Please use original batteries or

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batteries approved by the phonemanufacturer. Using anyunauthorized battery may affectyour handset performance or maycause danger of explosion, etc.

Warning: If the battery is damaged,do not discharge it. If the leakage doescome into contact with the eyes or skin,wash thoroughly in clean water andconsult a doctor.

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Limitation of LiabilityZTE shall not be liable for any loss ofprofits or indirect, special, incidental orconsequential damages resulting fromor arising out of or in connection withusing this product, whether or not ZTEhad been advised, knew or shouldhave known the possibility of suchdamages. The user should refer to theenclosed warranty card for fullwarranty and service information.Note: The pictures and icons shown inthe manual are just schematicdrawings for function demonstration. Ifthey are inconsistent with yourhandset, please take your handset asthe standard. If the inconsistency exitsin the manual because of the handsetfunction updating, please refer to thefollow-up public information from ZTECORPORATION.

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Key Functions

t keys

key

* key

key

Left/Right soft keys

4-Way Navigation keys and Centre key

interfaceAlpha numeric keys

* key # key

Send key

FM key

End/Power key

Music key

Headset Charger

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Function DescriptionLeft softkey

Performs the functionindicated at the leftbottom of the screen

Rightsoft key

Performs the functionindicated at the rightbottom of the screen.

FM key In the standby screenpress the key enterthe FM interface.

Musickey

In the standby screenpress the key enterthe Music playerinterface.

Centerkey

Press to confirmactions and makeelections.

4-WayNavigation keys

These keys (UP,DOWN, LEFT andRIGHT) allow fornavigation throughmenu options andquick access to somefunction menus.

Send key Press to dial a phonenumber or answer acall, or view the callhistory.

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Function DescriptionEnd/Power key

Press to exit to theidle mode. Hold toswitch on/off thephone.

Alpha/Numerickeys

Press to entercharacters 0-9, thealphabets from a-zand symbols.

Note: In this User Manual, “press akey” means to press the key andrelease it, while “hold a key” means topress the key for at least two secondsand then release it.

Locking and Unlockingthe KeypadIn idle screen, press the *key withintwo seconds to lock the keypad, pressthe Left soft key to unlock thekeypad.Locking the keypad can preventunintentional operations on it. You cananswer an incoming call with theregular operation when the keypad islocked.

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Interface icons

Indicator What it means

Signal strength

Headset

Battery status

Flight mode

Indoor

New MMS

New SMS

Missed call

Alarm clock set

Meeting

Outdoor

Bluetooth

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BatteryThe lithium ion battery of the mobilephone can be immediately used afterunpacking.

Installing and removingthe battery Make sure that your phone is off

and remove the battery cover.

Insert the battery by aligning themetal contacts with the contactsin the battery slot. And then pushdown the upper section of thebattery until it clicks into place. Toremove the battery, pull it up andremove it from the mobile phone.

Replace the battery cover andclose it gently until you hear aclick.

Remove the battery cover

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Push down the battery

Replace the battery cover

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Push up the battery from here

Inserting the SIM/SDcardSIM card (Subscriber Identity Module)is a micro-chip that holds yourpersonal information such as namesand phone, numbers. Your phonewon’t work without it. If you alreadyhave contacts on your SIM card, theycan be transferred in most cases.Insert the SIM card and memory cardas follows: Make sure that the phone is

switched off and the charger isdisconnected from the phone.

Turn the phone over and removethe battery cover.

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Hold your SIM card with the cutcorner oriented as shown andthen slide it into the card holderwith the metal contacts facingdownward.

Insert the SIM card Insert the memory card as shown

in the diagram below. Make surethat insert the card with the metalcontacts facing down until it clicksto the right position.Notice：This product does notcontain SD-card.

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Insert the memory card Fix the battery cover till you hear

the click sound.Note: You can use memory card toexpand the storage of the phone. Youcan store or copy files such as musicand so on. Do not take out the card orswitch off the phone while transmittingor storing data, which may cause dataloss or damage to the phone or thecard.

Charging the batteryYour phone is powered by arechargeable battery. For maximumbattery performance, it isrecommended that you first use up thebattery power and then charge itcompletely. A new battery’s fullperformance is achieved only after

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three complete charge and dischargecycles. Connect your travel adapter to the

bottom of your mobile phone asshown in the diagram.

Connect the other end of thetravel adapter to the mains socket.

When the battery is fully charged,disconnect the charger.

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Powering your phoneon/offMake sure that the SIM card is in yourdevice and the battery is charged.Hold the End/Power key to poweron/off the phone.

Text Input Change input mode: Press the #

key to change the input mode. Input Letters: Press the

corresponding letter to enterdesired characters. It does notwork in numeric mode.

Input Digits: In numeric mode,press digit key once to input adigit.

Input Symbol: Press * key toselect the desired symbol(common symbols) by pressingthe Navigation keys and thenpress the Left soft key orCenter key to confirm it.

Input Space: Press the 0 key toinput space. It does not work innumeric mode.

Delete Character: Press the Rightsoft key to clear a character.Hold the Right soft key to delete

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all characters and clear the display. Move cursor to left or right:

Among the text, press theLeft/Right navigation keys tomove the cursor to left or right.

Making and receivingcallsThe most basic way to make a call isto input the number in the standbymode and press the Send key. Youcan also make a call from the contactslist. To call someone: Go to Contacts.

Use the Up/Down keys to findthe name of the person you wantto call. You can also type in thefirst letter of the name of theperson you want to call to find theright name, and press the Sendkey.

To receive a call, press the Sendkey.

To end a call, press theEnd/Power key.

To reject a call, press theEnd/Power key.

Make sure that you are in an area withsufficient signal coverage to make calls.

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The strength of the network signal isindicated on the status bar of thescreen.

CameraGo to Menu> Camera. To take a photo: Aim the camera

at the object and then press theCenter key to take the shot.

Configure camera: Press the Leftsoft key to configure yourcamera.

Call logGo to Menu> Call log.Dialled calls, Received calls, Rejectedcalls and Missed calls are saved in callhistory. If the records are full, theearliest saved records will be deleted.Also, you can delete call logs, view calltimers and GPRS counter in call history.

GamesGo to Menu> Games.We offer sokoban and snake for yourentertainment.

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ToolsGo to Menu> Tools.

BrowserYou can perform the followingoperations: Homepage: Go to your homepage

interface. Bookmarks: Access your phone’s

preset websites. Select abookmark to load the website.

Input URL: Input a URL to visitthe site.

History: Display the pages you’vevisited recently. Select an item tovisit the page again.

Settings: You can set data account,homepage and content.

CalendarThe calendar of the current month willbe displayed on the screen and thecurrent date will be marked by abackground box in a special colour.

CalculatorUse the calculator to do basicarithmetic. Calculator can do four basic

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operation (add, subtract, multiply anddivide).

World clockIt is used to view the local time of thecities in the world, when you arrive ata city, you may set as the local time.

StopwatchStopwatch is an instrument formeasuring time.

TimerSet up the time of timer, the systemgives off sound to tell the user thetime is up.

EbookYou can read ebooks in your phone orthe memory card.

AlarmYou can view and edit the alarm clockssettings. You can also enable ordisable the alarms. By pressing OKkey, you can set the correspondingfeatures of the alarm according toinstructions.

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STKSIM card Toolkit (STK) services arevalue-added services provided by yournetwork provider. Your mobile phonesupports STK service, but if your SIMcard and network provider do notsupport the service, these functionscan’t be used.

Call filterYou can add whitelists and blacklists,and set to enable blacklist, enablewhitelist or off.

Fake callYou can set caller name and activetime.

Unit conversionYou can choose weight and length inthe unit conversion.

BluetoothThe bluetooth device must be pairedbefore the communication isperformed. You can turn on or off bluetooth

on your phone. When bluetooth is

on, the icon will appear in thestatus bar.

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Go to Paired device>Add newdevice to search other bluetooth-enabled devices and list them.

Select the desired device name inthe list and press Pair.

Enter the wireless password, andthen press OK. When the oppositeparty enters the same password,the connection will be established.

Note: Go to Bluetooth visibility,you can choose to be visible or not.When your phone is visible, and thebluetooth is turned on, all otherbluetooth-enabled devices within rangecan detect your phone.

FlashlightPress the Left soft key to open or offthe flashlight.

MessagesGo to Menu> Messages.You can use your mobile phone tosend and receive messages.Send a message: Go to Write message. Write your message. For more

information on input method, seesection ‘Text Input’. When youwrite an SMS, press

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Options>Send, and edit therecipient. When you write an MMS,you can edit subject and content.In content field, you can selectOptions and then select to addpicture, music, record, videos andso on.

When you finish writing anSMS/MMS, select Options to sendor save the message.

Receive a message:Upon receiving a message, the mobilephone will alert you with a ringtone,prompt, or a new message icon. Press Read to enter the Inbox

directly and then press theCenter key to open the message.

Use the Up/Down keys to viewthe message.

While the message is open, useOptions to reply, delete, orforward the message. You canalso call back the sender.

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MediaGo to Menu> Media.

MusicYou can play the audio in your phoneor the memory card.

VideosYou can choose a video to play in thevideo player.

ImagesYou can select an image in your phoneor the memory card and view it.

RecorderGo to recorder, press the Centre keyto record, select Stop to save therecording.

FM radioWith the radio, you can search forradio channels, listen to them, andsave them on your device. Note thatthe quality of the radio broadcastdepends on the coverage of the radiostation in that particular area. In theFM radio interface, you can press theUp/down keys to adjust volume,press the Left/Right keys to tune

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the frequency, and press the Centrekey to pause. Select Options to enterthe submenu.

My filesGo to Menu> My files.You can check all the folders in thephone or the memory card, create newones or rename, delete the folders, etc.Note: When you select Format, thedata will be lost, so please be carefulwith this function.

ContactsGo to Menu> Contacts.There are some numbers that you maywant to call again and again, so itmakes sense to add these numbers toyour contacts. You can then accessthese numbers quickly and easily. Go to options>new .Edit the

information and save it. You can also save a number right

after you’ve made or received aphone call or a text message fromsomeone who is not yet in yourcontacts list.

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To delete someone from your contactslist, first select the name, then selectOptions>Delete.

SettingsGo to Menu> Settings. Call settings: You can set call

divert, call waiting and call barringand so on.

Profiles: You can press Centrekey to activate a profile. Or youcan select Options>Add to edit aprofile.

Date & time: You can set time anddate for your phone.

Display: You can set on/offanimation, wallpaper, idle display,screen saver, screen saver timeand so on.

Security: Set security features toprotect your phone and SIM cardfrom unauthorized use.

Network account: Add and modifythe network account.

Language settings: You can setdisplay language and writinglanguage.

Pinyin fuzzy settings: You can setPinyin fuzzy, such as: z/zh, c/ch,

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s/sh, h/f, l/n, in/ing, en/eng,an/ang, ian/iang, uan/uang.

Auto power on/off: You can set atime about auto power on/off foryour phone.

Network selection: Set toautomatically or manually selectnetwork, and set the preferrednetworks.

Connectivity: You can add andview data account.

Shortcut settings: You can edit theshortcut function of navigationkeys on standby.

Restore factory settings: Enter thephone password to restore to thefactory settings. Some personalinformation might be lost if youuse this function, so be careful.Note: You may be required toinput the phone password in someof the security settings interfaces.The default password is 0000. Youcan also change the password inSettings.

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Declaration of RoHSComplianceTo minimize the environmental impactand take more responsibility for theearth we live in, this document shallserve as formal declaration that theF320 manufactured by ZTECORPORATION is in compliance withthe Directive 2011/65/EC of theEuropean Parliament - RoHS(Restriction of Hazardous Substances)with respect to the followingsubstances:(1) Lead (Pb)(2) Mercury (Hg) (3) Cadmium (Cd)(4) Hexavalent Chromium (Cr (VI))(5) Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB's)(6) Polybrominated diphenyl ethers(PBDE's)(Compliance is evidenced by writtendeclaration from our suppliers,assuring that any potential tracecontamination levels of the substanceslisted above are below the maximumlevel set by EU 2011/65/EC, or areexempt due to their application.)The ZTE F320 manufactured by ZTECORPORATION, meets therequirements of EU 2011/65/EC.

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Disposal of Your OldAppliance

1. When this crossed-outwheeled bin symbol isattached to a product, itmeans the product is coveredby the European Directive2012/19/EC.

2. All electrical and electronicproducts should be disposed ofseparately from the municipalwaste stream via designatedcollection facilities appointedby the government or the localauthorities.

3. The correct disposal of yourold appliance will help preventpotential negativeconsequences for theenvironment and humanhealth.

For this product's recycling informationbased on WEEE directive, please sendan e-mail to weee@zte.com.cn

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ECDECLARATIONOFCONFORMITYIt is hereby declared that followingdesignated product:Product Type: WCDMA/GSM(GPRS)Dual-Mode Digital Mobile PhoneModel No.: ZTE F320/ZTE P701A24Product Description:WCDMA/GSM(GPRS) Dual-ModeDigital Mobile PhoneComplies with the essential protectionrequirements of Directives on Radioand Telecommunication TerminalEquipment (Directive 1999/5/EC)，Restriction of the Certain HazardousSubstances in electrical and electronicequipment (Directive 2011/65/EU),Eco-design Requirements for Energy-Related Products (Directive2009/125/EC) and their amendments.This declaration applies to allspecimens manufactured identical tothe samples submitted fortesting/evaluation.Assessment of compliance of theproduct with the requirements relatingto Directive 1999/5/EC was performedby ACB (Notified Body No.1588) andassessment of compliance of the

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product with the requirements relatingto Directive 2011/65/EU wasperformed by Intertek Testing ServicesLtd., Shanghai Lab, and Directive2009/125/EC was performed by ZTECorporation Reliability Testing Centre.The assessments were based on thefollowing regulations and standards:

Requirement StandardHealth EN 50360-

2001/A1:2012;EN 50566-2013;EN 62479-2010;EN 62209-2:2010;EN 60950-1:2006

Safety EN 60950-1:2006EN 60950-1:2006/A11:2009EN 60950-1:2006/A12:2011EN 60950-1:2006/A1:2010EN 50332-1:2000EN 50332-2:2003

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EMC EN 301 489-1V1.9.2;EN 301 489-7V1.3.1;EN 301 489-24V1.5.1;EN 301 489-17V2.2.1EN 55013:2001+A1:2003 +A2:2006, EN55020:2007+A11:2011

RadioSpectrum

EN 301 511 V9.0.2;EN 301 908-1V6.2.1;EN 301 908-2V6.2.1;EN 300 328 V1.8.1;EN 300 440-1 v1.6.1EN 300 440-2 v1.4.1

RoHs IEC 62321:2013ErP (EC) No 278/2009

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This declaration is the responsibility ofthe manufacturer:

ZTE Corporation

ZTE Plaza, Keji Road South, Hi-Tech,Industrial Park, Nanshan District,Shenzhen, Guangdong, 518057,P.R.China

Authorised person signing for thecompany:

Yao cuifeng Quality Director OfZTE Corporation

Name in block letters & position in thecompany

Shenzhen,

12nd March 2015

Place & date Legally valid signature