Haier Z160 User manual

Brand: Haier

Model: Z160

Type: User manual

Tableofcontents

Safety and use .........................................1

1.Radio waves..............................................1

2.FCC SAR ..................................................1

3.Always Power-off.....................................4

4.Traffic safety.............................................5

5.Battery.......................................................5

6.Charger .....................................................6

7.Conditions.................................................7

8.General information..................................8

Introduction of your phone .....................9

Getting started.......................................12

1.Messages.................................................17

2.Phonebook ..............................................22

3.Sounds.....................................................24

4.Phone setting...........................................26

5.Call setting ..............................................30

6.Call list....................................................34

7.Tools........................................................35

8.Services............................................36

9.Games..............................................36

Trouble shooting............................37

Safety and general information.....38

8. Services

Most items of this menu are subscription

dependent and specific to operators.

Consequently, the menus may or may

not be available. Please contact your

network operator for details.

Note: The services provided may involve

making a phone call or sending a SMS

for which you may be charged by the

network provider.

9. Games

There are 2 games embedded in your

phone: [Snake] [Wall breaker].

[Snake]

Press [2] to start;

[2] Up;

[8] Down;

[4] Left;

[6] Right;

[0] Pause

[Wall breaker]

[*] Shoot from left side

[#] Shoot from right side

[4] Move racket to left side

[6] Move racket to right side

[0] Pause

Note: Keypress [C] while playing, it will

stop game and return to menu

Safety and Use

We recommend that your read the

chapter carefully before using the

phone.

Haier disclaims any liability for

damages, which might be caused due

to improper usage or use contrary to

the safety instruction.

Radio waves

Your phone complies with all relevant

safety standards. The CE mark on your

phone shows compliancy with European

electromagnetic compatibility (Ref.

89/336/EEC) and low voltage directives

(Ref. 73/23/EEC). The GSM system

limits transmission power (up to 2

watts/KG).

Your phone complies with all applicable

safety standards and the Radio

Equipment and Telecommunications

Terminal Equipment Directive

1999/5/EC.

Individual concern focused on the

possible health risks for users of cellular

phones. Therefore they might choose to

limit RF exposure by limit call length or

use 'Hand Free' to keep cellular phone

away from head and body.

FCC SAR

This equipment generates, uses, and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if

not installed and used in accordance with

the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can the

interference by one or more of the

following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving

antenna.

Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

Connect the equipment into an

outlet on a circuit different from

that to which the receiver is

connected.

Consult the dealer or an

experienced radio/TV technician for

help.

Any changes or modifications to your

phone not expressly approved in this

document could void your warranty for

this equipment and void your authority

to operate this equipment. Only use

approved batteries, antennas and

chargers. The use of any unauthorized

accessories may be dangerous and voids

the phone warranty if said accessories

cause damage or defect to the phone.

Although your phone is quite sturdy, it

is a complex piece of equipment and

can be broken. Avoid dropping, hitting,

Cautions

7. Tools

This menu contains two application tools:

[Calculator] [Alarm clock]

When enter the menu, you will find

indication information displayed on top

line.

Addition

Subtraction

Multiplication

Division

Equals

Note: Continuous press [C] till 0 appears

to start a new calculation.

7.1 Calculator

7.2 Alarm clock

This menu allows you to set alarm clock.

Choose [On] to set alarm clock. Then

press [OK] to enter time, press [OK]

once more to choose alarm type:

[Melody] Use one ring tone as alarm

type;

[Buzzer] Use buzzer as alarm type

Press [OK] once more to activate alarm

clock.

[OK]

6. Call list

This menu provides you with the list of

outgoing and incoming calls and call

details.

The call details list in three sorts:

[Call dialed] [Call missed] [Call

Received]

Press [OK] to view details:

First line shows call date and time;

Second line shows call sender or

receiver name, [From ***]

Third line shows call number

Press [OK] to operate:

-[Send SMS]

-[Call]

-[Delete]

-[Reset]

bending or sitting on it.

To maintain compliance with FCC RF

exposure requirements, Body-worn

operations are restricted to belt-clips,

holsters or similar accessories that have

no metallic component in the assembly

and that provide at least 1.5 cm

separation between the device, including

its antenna whether extended or

retracted, and the user s body. The use

of accessories that do not satisfy these

requirements may not comply with FCC

RF exposure requirements. For more

information about RF exposure, please

visit the FCC website at www.fcc.gov.

Body-worn operation

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) for

Wireless phones

The SAR is a value that corresponds to

the relative amount of RF energy

absorbed in the head of a user of a

wireless handset. The SAR value of a

phone is the result of an extensive

testing, measuring and calculation

process. It does not represent how much

RF the phone emits. All phone models

are tested at their highest value in strict

laboratory settings. But when in

operation, the SAR of a phone can be

substantially less that the level reported

to the FCC. This is because of a variety

of factors including its proximity to a

base station antenna, phone design and

other factors. What is important to

remember is that each phone meets strict

federal guidelines. Variations in SARs

do not represent a variation in safety. All

phones must meet the federal standard,

which incorporates a substantial margin

of safety. As stated above, variations in

SAR values between different model

phones do not mean variations in safety.

SAR values at or below the federal

standard of 1.6 W/kg are considered safe

for use by the public.

The highest reported SAR values of

Z160 are:

Cellular (Part 22)-head: 0.493mW/g;

Body-worn: 0.748mW/g

DCS (Part 24)-head: 0.453mW/g; Body-

worn: 0.595mW/g be determined by

turning the equipment off and on, the

user is encouraged to try to correct

This phone meets the FCC Radio

Frequency Emission Guidelines. FCC

TD number:

SRO04100Z160. More information on

the phone s SAR can be found from

the following FCC website:

http://www.fcc.gove/oet/fccid

FCC Radio Frequency Emission

Always Power-off

Before boarding in an aircraft, you have

to keep your phone power-off. Use of

the phone may be dangerous for the

aircraft operation.

Before entering petrol stations and other

calling is busy, your phone

automatically redials this number until a

successful connection is made or until

the maximum number of attempts is

reached (10).

To Show or Hide your identity to your

correspondent. The [Status] option will

inform you if this function is activated

or not.

This menu allows you to set voice

mailboxes.

<New> To input a new voice mailbox.

5.6

5.7 Mailboxes

Caller ID

Keypress [OK] to [Enter voice

mailbox name] and [Enter voice

mailbox number]

[Voice mailboxes list] After you input

new voice mailbox, the

mailbox name will list.

Use to choose the voice mailbox.

[Total duration] To display duration of

incoming calls and

outgoing call separately.

Duration starts from last

[Reset].

[Reset] To reset duration counters

[Show] To display total cost

[Reset] To reset cost counters

[Charge rate] Keypress [OK] to define

[Currency] and [Unit

value].

This function may require

PIN/PIN2 code.

[Cost limit] To define cost limit

This function may require

PIN/PIN2 code.

5.3 Answer mode

This menu allows you to define any key

answer function

[Deactivated] To deactivate any key

answer.

[Activated] To activate any key answer

When this option is active, you hear a

beep if someone tries to call you while

already on a call.

[On] To enable call waiting function.

[Off] To disable call waiting function.

[Status] To show existing setting.

To set the auto redial function. When

[On] selected, if the person you are

5.4 Call waiting

5.5 Auto redial

places close to explosive atmosphere,

you have to keep your phone power-off.

Traffic safety

Using cellular phone while driving a

vehicle constitutes a real risk, even when

the hands-free kit is used. In some

countries, using cellular phone while

driving is an illegal activity. Furthermore,

your phone emits electromagnetic waves

that can interfere with the vehicle s

electronic systems such as ABS anti-lock

brakes or airbags.

-Do not place your phone on top of

the dashboard or within an airbag

deployment area.

-Check with the vehicle manufacturer

to make sure that the car electronics is

well insulated.

Battery

Your phone is powered by a

rechargeable battery. A new battery is

partially charged and an alarm will warn

you when the battery reaches low.

We recommend you observe the

following precautions for battery use:

-Do not attempt to open the battery (due

to the risk of toxic fumes and burns);

-Do not puncture, disassemble or cause

a short-circuit;

-Do not expose to temperatures in excess

of 60 C, or 140 F ;

-Only use the battery for the purpose for

which it was

designed;

-Never use damaged batteries;

-Do not burn batteries or dispose of them

in household rubbish.

Charger

Mains powered chargers will operate

within the temperature range: 0 C to

40 C .

The chargers designed for your mobile

phone meet with the standard for safety

of information technology equipment

and office equipment use. For your

safety, NEVER USE CHARGER NOT

HAIER PROVIDED.

Once the battery indicators are clipped

on the phone, plug the charger

(supplied with the phone, in the box)

into the right hand socket at the base of

the phone.

Plug the transformer unit into a main AC

power socket with easy access. The

battery symbol indicates the state of

charge:

During charging the 4 charge

indicators change; Each bar represents

25% of charging has been completed.

When all 4 bars are steady, the

battery is fully charged and you can

disconnect the charger. Normally it takes

2 and a half hours.

When the battery is charged,

remove the connector by pressing the

release button on top of the connector.

Keeping the charger plugged to the

When you press [OK]

[To voice mail] Forward incoming call

to voice mail, which you

need to pre-define in

[Mailboxes] menu.

[To number] Forward incoming call

to number. Keypress [OK],

then choose <New> to

create recipient number, or

use to select a name in

[Phone book] name list.

[Cancel] Keypress [OK] to return.

[If no reply] This option will deliver ll.

enter the menu:

Incoming calls when you

do not answer a phone call.

[If unreachable] This option will deliver

incoming calls when you

are out of network service

range.

[If busy] This option will deliver

incoming calls when you

are in another phone call.

[Conditional]This option will deliver

incoming calls for any

case, [If no reply], [If

unreachable] or [If busy]

This menu allows you to manage call

durations and cost information.

5.2 Counters

you bar both Outgoing

and Incoming calls. The

[Status] option allows

you to know whether a

type of call is barred or

not.

Network dependent. This requires a

specific call barring password, [Barring

code], supplied by your network

provider.

5. Call setting

This menu allows you to customize your

phone and change related setting of call

options.

To divert incoming calls to your mailbox

or to a number and applies to [Data calls],

[Voice calls] and [Fax calls].

[Status] Keypress [OK] to communicate

with network [Call forward]

status

[Unconditional] This option will deliver

all incoming calls. You

will not receive any calls

until you deactivate it.

There are three options

5.1 Call forward

Mobile when the battery is fully charged

doesn t damage the battery. The only

way to turn off the charger is to unplug it,

so use an easily accessible AC power

socket. You can connect the charger to

an IT supply (Belgium only).

Note: When empty battery is recharging,

the battery indicator may appear after 5

mins of charging period.

Conditions

-Do not allow children to use your

mobile phone without supervision.

-Do not open or attempt to repair

your mobile phone yourself.

-Only use your phone will HAIER

batteries, chargers and accessories

Compatible with your phone.

-Do not allow your phone to be

exposed to adverse weather or

environmental conditions (dampness,

rain, infiltration, dust, sea air, etc.). The

minimum and maximum temperatures

recommended by the manufacturer are

between -10 C and +55 C.

General information

Website: www.indiahaier.com

Your telephone operates on GSM

networks within bandwidths of

900/1800MHzor 850/1900MHz.

mark certifies that your telephone

complies with 1999/5/EC (R&TTE)

directive and that the applicable

accessories comply with current EC

directives.

Your phone has an identification number

called IMEI shown on the packaging

label and in the product s memory. We

Protection against theft

recommend that you note this number

the very first time you use your phone.

Use your telephone by entering *, #, 0, 6,

# and keep it safely. It may be requested

by the police or the operator if your

phone is stolen. This number allows

your phone to be blocked, preventing

from reusing it, even with a different

SIM card.

If you enter a wrong PIN2 code 3 times,

your SIM card is

blocked. To unblock it,

request the PUK2

code from your

operator or retailer. If

you enter an incorrect

PUK code 10 times in

a row, the SIM card

will be blocked and

unusable. If this

happens, contact the

network operator to

change new SIM card.

[Public names] Allows you to manage

a specific names list,

restrict calls to this

list via the [Call

restriction] option.

This function is

subscription dependent

and requires a PIN2

code. This option might

also apply to WAP.

[Public names] Allows you to create,

edit and modify your

Public Names list. via a

PIN2 code.

[Call restriction] Allows you to restrict

the calls to the [Public

names] list. In this case,

you can only access the

names of the Public

names list, as opposed

to the list in

[Phonebook].

[Call barring] Allows you to limit the

use of your phone to

specific calls by letting

then [Alarm clock] menu will start.

Note: You are not allowed to set both

[ ] and [Flash dial] in one key.

Latest operation will be considered

effective one.

[Keypad lock] ther are two options,

[On] and [Off]

Setting of on allows you

to lock/unlock your

keypad by long

keypressing [#] key in

idle mode.

[PIN protection] It can be set [On] or

[Off]. When the setting

is [On], you will be

asked to enter your

4.6 Security

Hotkeys

PIN code when

switching your phone

on. Depending on your

SIM card, some

features or options

may require a PIN2

secret code, given to

you by your network

provider.

[Change codes] It allows you to change

PIN code or PIN2 code.

Please check with your

network provider to

get the code.

You cannot change

your PIN code if [PIN

protection] option is

Off.

Long keypress is to switch off the phone

Keypress is to return to idle screen

Keypress is to end a call, or reject an incoming call

Keypress is to give a call or pick up a call

Keypress in idle screen is to enter last 10 outgoing calls

Navigation keys

Press each direction is to select a dedicated menu option

Keypress in idle screen is to enter Call List

Keypress in calling is to increase earphone volume

Keypress in idle screen is to enter Phonebook

Keypress in calling is to decrease earphone volume

Keypress in idle screen is to change wallpaper

Keypress in idle screen is to change message

Keypress in idle screen is to enter main menu

Keypress in menu option is to confirm the selection

Keypress in event screen is to check event details

Keypress in menu option is return to upper level menu

Keypress in words input screen is to clear last alphabet

Long keypress in words input screen is to clear all inputs

Keypress when receive incoming call is mute

Keypress is to input digit 1

Long keypress in idle screen is to enter Voicemail

Keypress is to input symbol *

Long keypress in idle screen is to activate or

deactivate vibrator

Keypress is to input symbol #

Long keypress in idle screen is to lock or unlock keypad

Keypress is to input digit 0

Long keypress in idle screen is to enter international call

prefix +

Keypress in words input screen is to enter symbols

Introduction of screen icons

Battery power indicator

Signal strength indicator

Alarm activated

Vibrator activated

Roaming indicator

Keypad locked

Silence selected

Unread message notice

Use to review real effect of each

level, then keypress [OK] to confirm.

This menu allows you to customize time

and date.

[Set date]Input DD/MM/YYYY number

and keypress [OK]

Example: Input [2] [5] [1] [2] [2] [0] [0]

[4], the result is Dec 25, 2004

[Set time]Input HH/MM number and

keypress [OK]

Example: Input [1] [3] [3] [0], the result

is 13:30

This menu allows you to customize

4.3 Time and date

4.4 Language

language for all menu texts.

Press to select favorite language

and keypress [OK] to confirm.

This menu allows you to set up a direct

access for some frequently use menus. In

idle screen, long keypress [2] to [9],

enter the defined menu.

Default setting is [Not in use].

Example: Set key [5] to [Alarm clock]

4.5.1 Use to scroll to [5 Not in Use];

4.5.2 Keypress [OK], the screen displays

menu for you to choose;

4.5.3 Use to [Alarm clock],

keypress [OK] to confirm;

4.5.4 In idle screen, long keypress [5],

4.5

Hotkeys

4. Phone setting

This menu allows you to customize your

phone and change related setting of

phone features, time, date, security etc.

This menu allows you to customize

network related features.

[Preferred list] Allows you to build a

network list in order of

preference. Once

defined, the phone will

try to register on a

network, according to

your preferences.

[Register again] Provides you with a list

of the networks

available in the area

4.1 Network

When the Manual

mode is selected.

Select the network you

want to register with

and press [OK] to

confirm.

This menu allows you to customize

related features.

[Wallpaper] To set wallpaper in idle

screen. Use or to

select favorite wallpaper.

[Contrast] This menu allows you to

choose favorite contrast

effect.

There are 5 levels options.

Level 3 is default setting.

4.2 Display

Message full notice

Call missed event

New message event

New voicemail event

Getting started

We recommend that you read Safety and

User instruction before use .

Before use your phone, you must insert a

valid SIM card, offered by your network

service provider or retailer. The SIM

card contains your subscription, phone

book and message memory.

Without SIM card, you are only able to

dial emergency call, 112 etc.

1. Press the release button and withdraw

battery cover to remove it.

2. Pull out the metallic SIM card holder,

insert SIM card to its slot. Then push

SIM card holder back till it clips.

Insert the SIM card

3.5 Battery alert

3.6 Minute alert

3.7 Vibra alert

The menu allows you to get ringer notice

when battery is low.

Keypress [OK] to enter the menu. Press

or to choose [Off] or [On].

Keypress [OK] once more to confirm

the selection.

The menu allows you to get ringer notice

once each minute in you phone call.

Keypress [OK] to enter the menu. Press

or to choose [Off] or [On].

Keypress [OK] once more to confirm the

selection.

Keypress [OK] to enter the menu. Press

or to choose [Off] or [On].

Keypress [OK] once more to confirm the

selection.

During the call, you could keypress

or to adjust earphone volume.

3.8 Earphone volume adjustment

3. Sounds

This menu allows you to customize

sound features.

Keypress [OK] to enter the menu. There

are 5 levels options:

3.1.1 Silent

3.1.2 Low

3.1.3 Medium

3.1.4 High

3.1.5 Increasing

Press or to move in these options.

Keypress [OK] to choose favorite level.

Keypress [OK] to enter the menu. The

list includes melodies you saved in

phone. First 6 melodies are for ringtone.

Other 10 melodies are for SMS

3.1 Ringer volume

3.2 Ringtone

attachment. Scroll through the list and

wait to hear the selected melody being

played. Then keypress [OK] to confirm

the selection.

Note: You will not hear the melody if the

volume ringer is set to [Silent].

You could choose [On] or [Off]. When

the setting is [On], you could enter the

menu to choose ringers.

Keypress [OK] to enter ringer list. Scroll

through the list and wait to hear the

selected melody being played.

Then keypress [OK] to confirm the

selection.

Keypress [OK] to enter the menu. Press

or to choose [Off] or [On].

3.3 Messages ringer

3.4 Keytones

3. Put battery at the position where top

two pins match; press bottom of battery

till it clips.

4. Insert the battery cover and move

forward till it clips.

Switch on your phone

Set date and time

Keypress 3-5 sec till animation

appears.

You need to input PIN code in case that

you have set PIN security. For default

PIN code (4-8 digits), please contact the

network provider or retailer to get the

code. To personalize the PIN code,

please see Customize/Security/PIN code.

Note: If you input wrong PIN code three

times, your SIM card will be blocked.

Please contact the network provider or

retailer for help.

When you switch on the phone the first

time, you need to set date and time.

Keypress the number and press [OK]. To

clear set, keypress [C]

Each time when you take off the battery,

you need to reset date and time again

after switching on the phone.

In idle screen, press [OK]. There will be

9 options for you to choose. [Messages]

is default menu.

Keypress navigation key to move

in menus; press OK to enter selected

menu, which is noticed at the bottom of

screen.

In each menu, sub-menu details list as

elow:

Access the menu

Shadowy item is the selected one. Press

[OK] to confirm; press [C] to return last

menu page; press or to move in

options.

In idle screen, keypress digits to enter

number, then press to make a call;

In idle screen, keypress navigation key

to enter phonebook; select a name and

keypress to make a call.

Call features

Make a call:

Answer a call:

to search name in Phonebook.

Input the part of the name or whole

name, press [OK]. Then Phonebook

details appear.

Using navigation keys to select

target name, press [OK]. There are 5

options:

[Change] To change name, number,

Or type of the entry

[Call] To send a call to the entry

[Send SMS] To send SMS to the entry

[Flash dial] To define flash dial hotkey

of the entry

[Delete] To delete the entry

All entries stored in phone will list as

configured order, from [a] to [z].

Using navigation keys to read

them. If you keypress some alphabet in

2.3 Phonebook details

reading, the page will turn to names

whose first alphabet is the same of your

input or most closed to it.

Choose a name then press [OK], there

are 5 options for you to operate, same as

2.2.

Broadcast SMS

This feature is network dependent.

Please contact your network provider for

details.

2. Phonebook

This menu allows you to store and edit

phone number.

Keypress [OK] in idle screen, press

navigation key to enter the menu.

You could also keypress to enter the

menu in idle screen.

This menu allows you to create new

entry into Phonebook.

Press [OK], to input contact name;

Press [OK], to input new number;

Using navigation keys to choose

the entry type , [Data], [Phone] or [Fax].

Then press [OK] to confirm.

This menu allows you to input symbols

2.1 New

2.2 Search

When get an incoming call, the number

of the caller may be displayed. If the

number is stored in the phonebook, the

corresponding name is displayed.

1. To answer the call, press

2. To reject the call, press

3. To beep the ringtone, press [C]

Press

Your phone is powered by a

rechargeable battery. An alarm will warn

you when the battery is low. If the

battery is completely flat, it will take 3

End a call:

If you have selected [Any Key Answer],

you can answer a call by pressing any

key (except ).

Charge the battery

3 minutes of charging for charging icon

to reappear.

Once the battery and battery cover are

clipped on the phone, plug the connector

of the charger (supplied with the phone,

in the box) into the socket at the base of

the phone on one end, then plug it into a

main AC power socket with easy access

to the other end.

The battery symbol indicates the state of

charge:

- During charging the 4 charge indicators

scroll;

It takes around 2.30 hours to fully

recharge your phone.

- When all 4 bars are steady the battery

is fully charged and you can disconnect

the charger. Depending on the network

and condition of use, talk time goes from

2 to 6 hours and standby time from 200

to 350 hours.

end of each message sent out.

Validity period To select the length of

time your message is to

be stored in your SMS

centre. (This feature is

subscription dependent.)

Delivery report There are two options:

[On]/[Off]. If you

choose [On], a message

will inform you after

the message has been

received.

This menu is to display SMS in idle

screen automatically when you receive it.

1.5 SMS chat

There are two options to select: [On] and

[Off]. When [On] selected, SMS chat

will take effective.

Press to read the message; press [OK]

twice for quickly reply. First to enter the

edition screen, then to send your

message. The phone will automatically

go back to the idle screen.

This menu allows you to manage the

reception of SMS broadcast regularly

transmitted to all subscribers on the

network.

[Topics] To edit topics that you

would like to receive from

network

[Reception] Select [On] to use

1.6 Broadcast SMS

Delete all To delete all [Inbox] message

at once

Delete To delete message displayed

This menu allows you to install message

in phone.

When you saved some message, you

could find it in this menu.

This menu allows you to customize your

SMS via the following options:

Auto save SMS There are two options:

[On]/[Off]. If you

choose [On], all

1.3 Outbox

1.4 Settings

message sent out will be automatically

stored in [Outbox].

SMS centre To set your SMS centre

number here. Normally

it is automatically set by

SIM card. If you do not

know SMS centre

number, please contact

network provider to get

it.

Signature There are two options:

[On]/[Off]. If you choose

[On], you could edit the

signature you need. Press

[OK] after input, the

signature will appear at the

end of each message sent

1. Messages

Your phone enables you to create,

receive short messages (SMS and EMS).

This menu allows you to send a SMS to

one or several phones.

Press [OK], there are three options:

SMS template stored in phone. You

could send/edit it.

To write a new message.

To edit, modify and re-send the last

message you have sent.

How to input text

1.1 Send SMS

1.1.1 Template

1.1.2 New SMS

1.1.3 Last message

Text can be entered in editing screens in

two different ways: by using T9

predictive Text Input, or basic text input.

Two other modes for numbers and

punctuation marks are also available.

Icons appearing on the screen show the

active text mode.

T9 R predictive Text Input is an

intelligent editing mode for messages,

including a comprehensive dictionary. It

allows you to quickly enter text. Press

only once on the key corresponding to

each letter needed to spell a word:

keystrokes input are analyzed and the

word suggested by T9 is displayed in

the edit screen. If several words are

T9 R Text input

available according to the keys used, the

word you entered is highlighted: press

or to browse the list and to choose

from those proposed by the T9 R built-in

[2] to [9]

[0]

[*]

[#]

Keypress to input letters

To browse the list of candidate words

To confirm input

Keypress to clear one entry; long keypress to clear all input

Keypress to shift from standard to lower, or upper case

Keypress to shift from T9 to basic mode, or numeric mode

Keypress to shift to symbols and punctuation mode

Here press to go next page

Example: how to enter [Hot]

1. Keypress [4] [6] [8];

The screen displays the first word of a

list: [Got]

2. Keypress to scroll and select [Hot];

3. Keypress [OK] to confirm input;

4. Keypress to input space and be

ready for next word input;

Basic text input

If you wish to access the basic text input,

keypress [*]. This method requires

multiple key presses to reach the desired

character: the letter "h" is the second

letter on he [4] key, so you must press it

twice to enter "h".

Example: how to enter [Hot]

Keypress [4] [4] [6] [6] [6] [8]

1.1.2.1 Enter your text then press, to

access following

Options:

in phone [Outbox] option

)

[Save] To store the current message

dictionary(see example below).

[Send to multircpt.] To select the

[Send SMS] To select a single recipient

[Add sound] To attach a melody in

[Add graphic] To attach a bitmap image

You can send up to 2 attachments of 2

different types together with your SMS.

Animations and pictures are exclusive: if

You first select an animation, then a

picture, only the picture will be taken

into account and

[In phone] Select a name stored in

<Add contacts> Input several recipients,

new number or stored number

Choose number and press [OK] to finish

1.2 Read message (Inbox)

This menu allows you to read your SMS.

When a message is displayed, press [OK],

to access the following options:

Call back To call the sender of the

message

Store number To save sender number

Reply To reply message to the sender

Edit SMS To edit message displayed

recipient(s) of the message

of the

message

phone

or animation in phone

vice-versa.

1.1.2.2 Select number to send

< New> Input new number

phone book

sending.

Haier Z160 User manual

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