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1 ZTE Kis 3 User Manual.
2 About This Manual Thank you fo r choose this ZTE mobile d evice. In or der to keep your device i n its best condition, ple ase read this manual and keep it for fut ure refere nce. Copyright Copyright © 2014 Z TE CORPORA T ION All right s reserv ed.
3 Disclaimer ZTE Corporati on express ly disclaim s any liabili ty for faults and damages caus ed by unaut horized modif ications o f the softw are. Images and scr eenshots use d in this manu al may differ from the actual produ ct. Content in this manual may differ from the actual product or softw are.
4 Content s Getting St ar ted .......................................................12 Getting to Know Y our Phone ............................................. 12 Knowing the Key s .............................................................. 14 Installing the SIM Card an d Battery .
5 Knowing the Basics............................................... 29 Monitoring the P hone S tatus.............................................. 29 Managing Notifica tions ...................................................... 30 Managing Shor tcuts a nd Widget s .
6 Adjusting Y our Call S ettings .............................................. 69 People .....................................................................73 Checking Conta ct Details .................................................. 73 Adding a New Cont act .
7 Replying to or Fo rwarding a M essage ...............................91 Working With Receiv ed Attachments ................................. 92 Working With Labels ..........................................................92 Changing Gmail Setti ngs .
8 Maps ...................................................................... 107 Activating Locatio n Services............................................ 107 Getting Y our Location ...................................................... 107 Searching fo r a Location.
9 Setting a Song as the Default Ringtone ........................... 124 Playing Music...................................................................124 Managing Play lists ........................................................... 126 Play Music .
10 Google Play™ S tore ............................................ 140 Browsing and S earching f or Apps.................................... 140 Downloading a nd Inst alling Apps ..................................... 140 Managing Y our Downloads ..
11 EC DECLARA T ION OF CONFORMITY ................ 173.
12 Getting Started Getting to Know Y our Phone Vo l u me Ke ys Home Key Power Key Earpiece/ S peaker T ouchscreen Back Key Menu Key LED Indicator.
13 Headset Jack Camera Charging/ USB Jack Back Cover.
14 Knowing the Keys Key Function Power Key • Press and hold to turn on or off Airplane mode, enable sile nt mode or sile nt mode with vibratio n, disable sile nt mode, power off or restar t the phone . • Press to switch y our phone to Sleep mode or wake it up.
15 1. Insert your f ingernail into the slot at the bottom left of the back cover and lift it up gently . 2. Hold the SIM card w ith the cut corner oriented as shown a nd slip it into the card holde r. 3. Insert the batt ery by aligning the metal con tacts on the batt er y wit h t he meta l contacts in th e battery comp artment.
16 4. Align the back c over with th e back of the pho ne and pr ess the cover back i nto place. Make sure all the tabs are secure and there are no gaps aroun d the cover. Inst alling the microSDHC TM Card (Not Included) A microSDHC card can be installed or removed while the phone is turned on.
17 3. Replace the back cover. Charging the Battery Your phone’s battery should have e nough pow er for the ph one to turn on, find a signal, and m ake a few calls. You sho uld fully charge th e batter y as soon as possibl e. If the battery is low, there will be a pop -up message on the screen.
18 1. Connect the adapter t o the charging/USB jack. Ensure that the adapter i s inserte d with the co rrect orient ation. Do not force the con nector into t he charging jack. 2. Connect the ch arger to a standard A C wall outlet. If the phon e is on, you ’ll see a ch arging ico n, such as or , appear on the status bar.
19 • Reduce the s creen backlight time. • Lower the screen bri ghtness. • Turn auto-sy nc, Wi-Fi, and Bluetoot h off when not in use. • Disable the G PS function w hen not in use. Most appli cations using this fun ction will per iodically query the GPS satellites for your curr ent location ; each query drains your battery .
20 To lock the screen and keys: To quickly turn the scree n off and lock th e keys, press t he Pow er Key . NOTE: To save battery power, the pho ne automati cally turns off the screen af ter a certai n period of time when y ou leave it idle. You will still be able to r eceive message s and calls w hile the phone scree n is off.
21 • Touch and H old T o open the av ailable optio ns for an i tem (for ex ample, a message or lin k in a Web pa ge), touch an d hold the ite m. • Swipe or Sli de T o swipe or sli de means to quickly drag y our finger vertically or horizont ally across the scre en.
22 Extended Home Scr eens Your home s creen ex tends beyond t he initial s creen, prov iding more space to ad d icons, widge ts, and more. S imply swipe lef t or right on the s creen to see the extended home screen s.
23 Personalizing Changing the System Language 1. Touch the Home Ke y > Menu Key > System settings > Language & input > La nguage . 2. Selec t the lang uage you nee d. Setting the Date and T ime 1. Touch the Home Ke y > Menu Key > System settings > Date & time .
24 3. Select the ringtone y ou want to use from the ri ngtone/ notification to ne list, musi c file list or recorded sound list. 4. Touch OK . NOTE: See chapter Peopl e – Editin g Contac ts – S et a Ringto ne for a Contact for how to a ssign a sp ecial ringtone to an indiv idual contact.
25 Switching to Silent Mode You can set t he phone to silent mode by using on e of the following meth ods. • Press and hol d the Power Key and then tou ch to enable silent mode, to uch to enable silent mode with vi bration, or touc h to disable silent m ode.
26 NOTE: Liv e Wallpaper and Photos are not available for the lock screen. TIP: You can also use the Photos ap p to s et imag es as th e call screen wallp aper. Changing Screen Brightness 1. Touch the Home Key > Menu Ke y > System set tings > Display > B rightness .
27 f Touch Pattern to crea te a patter n you mu st draw to unlock the screen. f Touch PIN or Password to se t a numeric PI N or a password th at you must e nter to unl ock your scr een.
28 • Schedule an hour or more fo r the encryption proc ess: you must not interrupt it or y ou will lose some or all of your dat a. When you're re ady to turn o n encryption: 1. Touch the Home Key > Menu Ke y > System set tings > Security > Encrypt phone .
29 Knowing the Basics Monitoring the Phone St atus The status b ar at the top of the h ome scree n provides phone and service statu s icons on th e right sid e.
30 Managing Notifications Notification Icons The status bar at the top of the hom e screen provides noti fication icons on the l eft. Below are some o f the icons y ou may see.
31 Open/Close the Notificati on Panel Notifications re port the arriva l of new messages, ca lendar events, and a larms, as well as ongoing e vents, such as when you are playing music. You can open the notif ication panel to view the deta ils of notif ications.
32 • Most apps that send notifi cations, such as Gmail a nd Hangouts, hav e notification settings th at you can a djust. NOTE: If you turn of f notifications for an app, y ou may miss its important a lerts and updates . The notificatio ns of some a pps cannot be turned o ff.
33 Managing Shortcut s and Widget s Add Shortcut s and Widgets 1. Touch the Home Ke y > . 2. If you want to add a widget, t ouch WIDGETS . 3. Touch and hold a w idget thumbnail or an app i con and dra g it to the home screen. Move Shortcut s or Widgets 1.
34 Organizing With Folders You can combi ne several ap p icons in a folder. Create a Folder 1. Touch and hold the sho rtcut on the home screen you want to add into a fol der until appears. 2. Drag the shortcut to a nd release it . A new folder will be created and t h e shortcut i s added in to the folde r.
35 Rearranging the Favorites T ray The home scre en includes a cu stomizable p rimary shor tcuts area at the bottom v isible from all home s creens. Y ou can keep at most four items in the primary shortcut s area. Drag short cuts or folders in or out of the area to rearra nge the area.
36 Android Keyboard The Android K eyboard prov ides a layout similar to a d esktop computer key board. Turn the phone sideways and t he keyboard will change f rom portrait t o landscape. The l andscape keyboard is not supported in all a pp li ca ti on s.
37 • Touch to ent er miniature icons, su ch as expres sions, horoscopes, an d animals. • Touch to use G oogle’s netw orked voice input. • Touch and ho ld to change the in put langua ges or set up the Android k eyboard. T ouchPal Keyboard TouchPal Key board offers three lay outs: T26 , T1 2 and T+ .
38 The T26 lay out offers a n input ex perience similar to a computer keyboard. • The alphabet ic key s: Touch the keys t o enter letters. Touch a key and slide down to ent er the number or sy mbol on the key . You can also touch and ho ld a key and slide to choo se more charac ters.
39 • Close the key board: Touch . You can touch the text fie ld again to show the key board. The T 12 Layou t The layout is similar to a p hone pad in T 12 mode. Touch an alp habetic key repeatedly until the desired le tter appears. Y ou can also tou ch and hol d the key and slide left or right to choose the lette r or number y ou need.
40 The T+ Layo ut Touch to en ter the left letter on the key ; Double-tap o r flick r ight to enter the ri ght letter/sy mbol on the key. You ca n also touc h and hold a key and slide left or right t o choose mor e letters a nd symbols. If word prediction i s enabled ( ), just touch t he keys and choose the ri ght word.
41 Tips for usin g TouchPal Curve: • Touch when you want to. If y ou want to ent er a single lett er, go ahead and to uch. • Lift your fing er at the end of the w ord.
42 2. When you see the micr ophone image, speak w hat you want to type. 3. Y ou can conti nue enteri ng text to keep it or t o delete it . TIP: Say "comma," "peri od," "question m ark," "exclamation mark," or "ex c lamation point" t o enter pu nctuation.
43 • Insert text fr om the clipboard: Move cursor to the insertion point and t hen touch an d hold the tab below the c ursor. Release t he finger a nd touch PA STE . Opening and Switching Apps Open an App 1. Touch the Home Ke y > . 2. Slide left or right on the screen an d touch an app to open it.
44 Switch Between Recently Opened Apps 1. Touch and hold the Menu Key . A list of the names an d thumbnail s of apps you’v e used recently ope ns. If y ou’ve been using more apps recently than can fit on the screen, y ou can scroll the list up and dow n.
45 Connecting to Netw orks and Devices Connecting to Mobile Networks Select Network Operator 1. Touch the Home Key > Menu Key > System settings > More… > Mobile network s > Network operators . 2. Touch Search netw orks to search for all available netw orks.
46 IMPORTA NT: When you enable this op tion, more data traffic will be generated for autom atic updates of applications data. An d your phone w ill consume more power. To get data s ervices when roaming: 1. Touch the Home K ey > Menu Key > System settings > More… > Mobile network s .
47 TIP: To set the APN to d efault settings , touch the Menu Key > Reset to defau lt . Connecting to Wi-Fi ® Wi-Fi is a w ireless netw orking technolo gy that can p rovide Internet access at distances of up to 100 meters, dependi ng on the Wi-Fi router and y our surroundings.
48 Get Notified of Open Net works 1. T ouch the Home Key > Menu Key > System settings > Wi-Fi . 2. Slide the Wi-Fi sw itch to the ON po sition. 3. T ouch the Menu Ke y > Advanced . 4. Check Network n otification . When Wi-Fi is on, y ou receive notifi cations in the sta tus bar when your phone det ects an op en Wi-Fi network.
49 Forget a Wi-Fi Net work You can make y our phone forget about th e details of a Wi-Fi network that y ou added - for example, i f you don’t want the phone to connect to it automatica lly or if it is a network that you no longer us e. 1. Touch the Home K ey > Menu Key > System settings > Wi-Fi .
50 Method two: PIN numbe r 1. Touch the Home K ey > Menu Key > System settings > Wi-Fi . 2. Slide the Wi-Fi sw itch to the ON position. 3. Touch the Menu Key > WPS Pin Entry . 4. The WPS PIN number displ ays on the screen. E nter the PIN number into the acce ss point's setup pa ge.
51 f Wi-Fi optimisation: Minimise ba ttery usage w hen Wi-Fi is on. f MAC addr ess: Check the MAC address . f IP address: C heck the phone’s IP a ddress. Using Wi-Fi Direct ® Wi-Fi Direct allows Wi-Fi devices t o connect to each other without the n eed for wi reless acces s points ( hotspots).
52 Send Data via Wi-Fi Direct 1. Open the appropriate ap plication and select th e file or item you want to sha re. 2. Select the option for sharing v ia Wi-Fi Di rect. The met hod may vary by application and data type. 3. Touch a device the p hone has co nnected with or wait for it to search for new devices and touch o ne of them.
53 T urn Bluetooth On/Off 1. Touch th e Home Key > Menu Key > Sy stem settings > Bluetooth . 2. Slide the Bluetooth switch to the ON or OFF position.
54 Pair With Another Bluetooth Device 1. Touch th e Home Key > Menu K ey > System settings > Bluetooth . 2. Slide the Bluetooth sw itch to the ON position if Blu etooth is off. Your phone a utomatically scans fo r and display s the IDs of all available B luetooth d evices in range.
55 1. Touch th e Home Key > Menu Key > System sett ings > Bluetooth and make sure Blueto oth is turn ed on. 2. In the list of paired devices, touch the icon beside the Bluetooth device you w ant to unpair from. 3. Touch Unpair . Send Dat a via Bluetooth 1.
56 Connecting to Y our Computer via USB You can c onnect your phone to a comput er with a USB ca ble and transfer music, pictures, and other files in bot h directions. Your phone stores these files in internal storage or o n a remov able microSDHC card.
57 f Connect to P C software: Install apps or ma nage da ta on the phone v ia PC softw a re. f Media device (MT P): Transfer media file s on Window s ® or Mac ® . NOTE: For Windows X P, please ins tall the driv ers and Media Player 1 1(or later v ersion) when you use Media device (MTP) for the first time .
58 Remove the microSDHC Card From Y our Phone If you need to r emove the microSDHC c ard while the ph one is on, you shoul d unmount it first. 1. Touch th e Home Key > Menu Key > System settings > Storage . 2. Scroll down and touc h Unmount SD card > OK .
59 3. Check USB tethering . A new network connection w ill be created on y our computer. NOTE: To stop sharing y our data connection, u ncheck USB tethering or di sconnect the USB cable.
60 NOTE: When the portable W i-Fi hotspo t feature i s enabled, y ou cannot us e your pho ne’s appl ications to access the Inter net via its Wi-Fi co nnection. Y ou still remai n connect ed to the Int ernet via your mobile data netw ork. 1. Touch the Home Key > Menu Key > System settings > More.
61 f Security : Choose a se curity opti on: None (not recommended), WPA PSK or WPA2 PSK (other users can access y our mobile hotspot onl y if they ente r the correct passw ord). When you sel ect WPA PSK or WPA2 PSK , touch the Pass w ord field to edit the secur ity password.
62 Add a VPN 1. Touch th e Home Key > Menu K ey > System settings > More... > VPN . 2. Touch and fill in the inf o rmation pr ovided by y our network admini strator. 3. Touch Save . The VPN is ad ded to the li st on the VPN screen. NOTE: You must set a lock screen pattern, PIN or password before usi ng VPN.
63 Phone Calls You can pl ace call s from the Phone app , the P eople app, o r other apps or widg ets that display conta ct information. W herever y ou see a phone number, y ou can usually touch it to dial. Placing and Ending Calls Place a Call by Dialing 1.
64 Answering or Rejecting Calls When you re ceive a phone call, th e Incoming C all scre en opens, displaying th e Caller ID or the inf ormation ab out the caller that you've ent ered in Peopl e. You can a nswer or rej ect the call, or reject it with a text mes sage.
65 To open the call log, t ouch the Call log tab in the Phone app. Place a Call From the Call Log 1. Open the call log. 2. Touch a number fo r more info rmation abou t the call , or touch beside it to call back.
66 X Touch to send a messag e. X If the num ber belongs to a contact y ou have, touch to view conta ct details. X Touch the M enu Key > Remove from call log to delete the call log. Calling Y our Contact s 1. Touch th e Home Ke y > and then t ouch the Favourites tab .
67 3. Follow the voice prompt s to listen to and mana ge your voicemail messa ges. NOTE: To set your voicemail s ervice, tou ch the Menu Key > Settings > Voicema il in the dialer and touch the voicemail settings y ou want to chang e. For det ailed informatio n, please contact the s ervice prov ider.
68 WA RNING ! Because of high er volume lev els, do not pla ce the phone near y our ear during speakerpho ne use. Managing Multi-p a rty Calls When the cal l waiting and three -way call f eatures are available, you can sw itch between tw o calls or set up a con ference cal l.
69 3. When you’re connect ed to the se cond party, to uch . If one of the peop le you cal led hangs up during your cal l, you and the remaining c a ller stay co nnected. If you initiat ed the call and are the first t o hang up, all callers ar e disconnected.
70 Enable/Disable Phone Dial Pad Sound 1. Touch the Home Ke y > > Menu Key > Settings . 2. Check or uncheck Dial pad touch tones . Edit Quick Response to Rejected Cal lers 1. Touch the Home Ke y > > Menu Key > Settings > Quick responses .
71 Set Speed Di als You can touc h and hold th e 1 ~ 9 key from the dialer to call t he correspondin g speed dial numbe r. The number key 1 is reserv ed to speed dial y our voicemail. To assign a sp eed dial k ey: 1. Touch the Home Key > > Menu Key > Settings > Speed dial .
72 Other Options 1. Touch the Home Ke y > > Menu Key > Settings > Addition al settings . 2. Touch Caller ID to c hoose whether your number is display ed when someo ne receives y our outgoing call. Or check Call waiting to get notified of incom ing calls during a call.
73 People You can add contacts on your phon e and sy nchronize th em with the contacts in your Goog le accoun t or other a ccounts that support contact syncing.
74 Adding a New Cont act 1. Touch the Home Key > > People and touch t he all contacts tab . 2. Touch to add a new contact. 3. Choose whe re to save the contact. I f a sync account is selected, the co ntacts will be synced automa tically with y our account online.
75 Importing, Exporting, and Sharing Cont act s You can import /export con tacts from/to y our SIM card, phone storage or microS DHC card. This is especially useful when you need to tran sfer cont acts betw een differe nt devices. Y ou can also quickly shar e your contacts using Bluetooth, Email, Messag ing, etc.
76 4. Se lect the vCard file(s ) in the microSDHC card or the phone storage and touch OK . NOTE: If the microSDHC ca rd is not installed in the pho ne, you can impo rt vCard fil e(s) in the phone sto rage. Export All Contact s to the SIM Card 1. Touch the Home Ke y > > People .
77 3. Choose how to share the contacts. Options depend on the applications an d services installe d. Working W ith Favorite Contact s In the favorit e contacts ta b , you can fi nd your favorite contacts and frequently contacted c ontacts.
78 Working W ith Groups Vie w Y our Cont act Group s 1. Touch the Home Key > > People and touch t h e contact groups ta b . 2. Scroll throug h the list to view the preset grou ps and an y groups you h ave create d. 3. Touch a grou p to view its members.
79 Delete a Group 1. Touch the Home Key > > People and touch t h e contact groups ta b . 2. Touch a grou p and then touch the Menu Key > Disband group . 3. Touch OK to disb and the group. The cont acts in the group will not be deleted. Edit a Group 1.
80 Editing Cont act s Edit Cont act Det ails 1. Touch the Home Key > > People . 2. Touch a cont act you ne ed to edit an d then touc h the Menu Key > Edit . 3. Edit the cont act and touch DONE . Set a Ringtone for a Cont act Assign a spe cial ringt one to a cont act, so you know who is calling when y ou hear the ringtone.
81 1. Touch the Home Ke y > > People . 2. Touch a con tact ent ry to displ ay the contac t’s deta ils. 3. Touch the Menu Ke y > Edit > Menu Key > Join . 4. Touch the co ntact whose i nformation you want to j oin with the first entry .
82 Accounts Adding or Removing Accounts Y ou can add multiple G oogle accounts an d Microsof t Exchange ActiveSync ® account s. Y ou may also add other k inds of accounts , depending on th e apps inst alled on your phone. Add an Account 1. T ouch th e Home Key > Menu Key > System settings > Add account .
83 1. T ouch th e Home Key > Menu Key > System settings . 2. T ouch the account ca tegory in the ACCOUNTS section and then touch th e account. 3. T ouch the Menu Ke y > Remove account > Remove account . Configuring Account Sync Configure Auto Sync Setting 1.
84 Change an Account’ s Sync Settings 1. T ouch th e Home Key > Menu Key > System settings . 2. In the A CCO UNTS section, touch t he account category and then the acco unt. The Sync screen appea rs, showing a list of information the accou nt can sync.
85 Email Touch in the home screen and sel ect Email . Use it to receive and send emails from y our webmail or other accou nts, using POP3 or IMAP , or access y our Ex change ActiveSync account for your c orporate email needs . Setting Up the First Email Account 1.
86 Responding to an Email Y ou can reply to or fo rward a message that y ou receive. Y ou can also dele te messages and manage th em in other ways. Reply to or For ward an Email 1. Open the email you want to reply to or forward from the Inbox. 2. Do the following as y ou need: X T o reply to the sender , touch .
87 Delete an Email Y ou can delete an email from it s folder . Y ou can also delet e a batch of emails. • While readin g a messag e, touch > OK . • While in a mes sage list (fo r instan ce, the I nbox), touch the checkboxes before the m essages and then touch > OK .
88 Adding and Editing Email Accounts Add an Email Account After setti ng up your fi rst email account ( see Email – Setti ng Up the First Email Account ), you ca n add more email acc ounts an d manage them sep arately . 1. Open Email to get the Inb ox screen.
89 Changing General Email Settings General setti ngs apply to all email accounts y ou add. 1. Open Email to get the Inb ox screen. 2. T ouch the Menu Ke y > Account settings > General . 3. Make the changes an d touch th e Back Key when y ou finish.
90 Gmail TM After y ou sign in t o your Googl e account o n the phone , you can send and retr ieve Gmail mess ages with the Gmail app. NOTE: This feat ure may not be available in cert ain regions or with cert ain service providers. Opening Y our Gmail Inbox Touch in the home screen and sel ect Gmail .
91 1. From your Inbox, touc h the curren t account at the top of t he screen. 2. From the menu that appears, t ouch the accou nt you want to see. Th e account ’s I nbox will ope n. Writing and Sending a Message 1. Open your Gmail Inbox and switch to the ac count y ou want to use for se nding the me ssage.
92 X T o forward the messa ge, touch > Forw ard . 3. Edit your me ssage and to uch the se nd icon . Working W ith Received Attachment s When a mess age has an at tachment, Gma il displa ys information abo ut that att achment at th e bottom of the message.
93 2. At the top of the scre en, touch > Change labels . 3. Check or uncheck labels in t he new screen and tou ch OK . T o add stars to messages: 1. Open the Gmail app and touch in th e message list the sender imag es in front o f the messa ges you w ant to st ar .
94 Changing Gmail Settings T ouch th e Menu Key > Settings in any Gmail screen t o change General settings , whi ch apply to all Gmail ac counts, or oth er settings that only apply to specific accounts.
95 Messaging Y ou can use Mess aging to ex change tex t messages (SMS) and multimedia mess ages (MMS ). Opening the Messaging Screen Touch in the home screen and sel ect Messaging . The Messaging screen ope ns, where y ou can create a new message, sear ch for mess ages, or o pen an ongoi ng message thread.
96 3. T ouch the T ype message field and enter the content of your text message. 4. If you want to send a mult imedia messa ge, touch th e Menu Key > Add subject to add a message subject or to uch the paper cl ip icon to attach a fi le or a sl ideshow to the message.
97 Forwarding a Message 1. On the Messaging screen, touc h the thre ad that has t he message you w ant to forward. 2. T ouch and hold the message. 3. T ouch Forward in the menu that opens . 4. Enter a reci pient for the me ssage and edi t the content if you want.
98 Calendar Calendar on the phone w orks with t he web-base d Google Calendar™ serv ice for creating and mana ging event s, meetings, and appointment s. It also works with t he Microsof t Exchange Activ eSync calendar once y ou sign into your Exchange ac count on t he phone.
99 • In Month view , swipe vertically to see earlier mo nths and later months. • In Week or Day v iew , swipe horizont ally to see earlier weeks/day s and later w eeks/days. • When you ar e view ing earlier or lat er days, weeks, or months, touch a t the top to quickly switch to today .
100 Editing or Deleting an Event 1. Find the event you w ant to edit or delete. 2. Open its details scree n (see View ing Y our Calendars and Events – View Event Det ails in this c hapter ). 3. Do one of the follow ing as you need. X T o edit the event, t ouch .
101 Google+™ Google+ is a s ocial netw orking serv ice offered by Google. The Google+ appli cation on your pho ne enables y ou to ma nage your data, chat with onl ine contacts, orga nize them in different circles, and share y our selected in formation.
102 • Locations : See your friends’ locations on the map and configure y our location sh aring settings. • Hangouts : Chat w ith your Google+ contacts thro ugh text messages or v ideo call. • Event s : Manage your socia l calendar . Y ou can add ev ents, invite people, and then share photos in real time from the event.
103 Browser Use Browser to view web p ages and search for i nformation. Opening the Browser T ouch in the home scre en and sel ect Browser to use the web browser . Browser als o opens w hen you touch a web li nk - for example, i n an email or a tex t message.
104 Set the Homep age Y our home page opens when you open a new brow ser t ab, and when you st art Browser after rest arting your phone. 1. Open the page y ou want to set as your h ome page. 2. T ouch the Menu Ke y > Settings > General > Set homep age .
105 T o switc h between tabs: 1. T ouch the tabs i con at the bottom of the scre en. Th e number in the i con indicates the number of currently active browser w indows. 2. Swipe ver tical ly to scroll through the list of opened tabs. 3. T ouch the thumbnail of the tab you w ant to open.
106 Changing Browser Settings Y ou can configure a number of B rowser setti ngs to customize the way y ou browse the web, i n cluding s everal that y ou can use to control your priv ac y . T o open the Brow ser settings screen, t ouch the Menu Key > Settings in t he web p age screen.
107 Maps Activating Location Services T o use Google M aps and find your location o n Google Map s™, you must enabl e location services o n your phone . 1. T ouch the Home Key > Menu Key > System settings > Location . 2. Slide the Location switch at the top to turn location access on or off.
108 Searching for a Location 1. T ouch the Home Ke y > > Maps . 2. T ouch the search box on the top. 3. Enter the address or the type of business or est ablishment you’re lookin g for in t he search box. If suit able suggestions appear below the search box, touch one to searc h for it.
109 Y ou can swipe the bo ttom card lef t or right to choose o ther routes. Slide the bottom car d up to see the route directions in a list. NOTE: T ouch (St art) to use Google Map s Navigation (bet a) and get turn- by-turn voice directions .
1 10 Google Search Y ou can search fo r information on the w eb or on your phone using Google Search or p erform cert ain tasks by sp eaking. Searching With T ext Y ou can search for in formation on the Inte rnet or on th e phone (such as ap ps and contacts) by en tering text.
111 Changing Search Settings Open the Google app and touch the Menu Key > Settings to set phon e search opt ions, voic e recogni tion and ou tput settin gs, and to chang e privacy settings for y our account.
1 12 Camera Y ou can use your phone to t ake phot os and recor d videos. Photos and video s are stored to the phone’ s internal stor age or the microSDHC card when the card is inser ted. Y ou can copy them to your c omputer or acce ss them in the Gallery app.
1 13 Number Func tion 1 Change the camera settings. 2 View photos and v ideos you have t aken. 3 Capture a ph oto. 4 Switch betw een the camer a and camcor der . TIP: Y ou can pinch o r spread on t he screen or press t he V olume Keys to zoom in or zoom out.
1 14 • White balance: Change white balan ce scenario or leav e it at Aut o . • ISO: Select ISO lev el or leave it at Aut o . • Anti-ban d: Set the anti -banding v alue or leav e it on Aut o . This feature can avoid stripes on pi ctures you take of T V or computer screen s.
1 15 Number Func tion 1 Change the camcorder se ttings. 2 View photos and v ideos you have t aken. 3 Record a video. 4 Switch betw een the camer a and camcor der . TIP: Y ou can pinch o r spread on t he screen or press t he V olume Keys to zoom in or zoom out.
1 16 Customizing Camcorder Settings Before recor ding a vi deo, you can t ouch to op en the following camcor der setting optio ns. • Video quality: Set the quality for your video . • Time lapse: Set t he time interv al between e ach frame w hen you shot tim e lapse v ideos.
1 17 Gallery Opening Gallery T ouch the Home Key > > Ga llery to view album s of your pictures and v ideos. Working W ith Albums When you op en Gallery , all pictures and videos o n your pho ne are display ed in a numb er of album s. T o view album contents: T ouch an album t o view the pictures and videos it contains.
1 18 Working W ith Pictures T ouch a picture in an album to v iew the picture in full screen. When view ing a picture in full s creen, the f ollowing f eatures are available. • Swipe horizo ntally to see more pict ures or v ideos. • Pinch a pictu re or v ideo to make it smaller.
1 19 TIP: Y ou can delete a pictur e or video by swiping it up or down in the fi lmstrip v iew . If you accident ally delete one, touch UNDO to retriev e it. • Double-tap the pi cture, or pinch two fingers toget her or spread them ap art to zoom o u t or in.
120 Apply filters and old p hoto ef fects. Crop, rot ate, straight en, or flip (mirror) the picture. Adjust expos ure, satur ation, hue, sharpness, contrast and other col our options. Add a frame to the pictur e. Decorate pe ople in the picture with comical moustache s, eye glass es, hats and more.
121 In the Video player , y ou can touch to play the video in a small floatin g window and continue with other t asks on the phone. Y ou can also tou ch the Menu Key > T rim while the video is pl aying in full screen to c ut a segment of the video cl ip and save it a s a new video fi le.
122 Music T ouch the Home Key > > Music to play audi o files store d on your phon e. Music support s a wide variety of au dio format s, so it can pl ay music you purchas e from onlin e stores, music y ou copy from y our CD collection, and so o n.
123 Receive via Bluetooth Y ou can receive musi c files from other dev ices via Bluet ooth. See Receive Data via Blue tooth . Receive via Wi-Fi Dire ct Y ou can receive musi c files from ot her devices via Wi-F i Direct. See Receive Data via Wi-Fi Direct .
124 Setting a Song as the Default Ringtone The song will be used as the ringtone for all incoming calls, except those from cont acts to whom y ou have assigne d special ringtones (see Peopl e – Editing Cont acts – S et a Ringt one for a Contact ).
125 Number Function 1 Song, album, and artist inf ormation. 2 Album artwork and lyrics (if availabl e). 3 T ouch to return to the music library . 4 Add the song to your fav ourites. 5 Playback contr ol. Skip songs or p a use and resume playback. Dr ag the slider to jump to any part of the song.
126 Number Function 6 T ouch t o shuffle the song s in the pl aylist or toggle repeat mod es. Managing Playlist s Create play lists to organize y our music fil es into set s of songs, so that you c an play the songs you l ike in the o rder you pref er.
127 Play Music The Play Music applicatio n ( ) works w ith Google Music, Google’ s online music store and stre aming service. Y ou can stream v ia mobile dat a or Wi-Fi and l isten to y our favori te songs that you’v e added to your online Google Music lib rary .
128 Number Functi on 1 Song and artist informat ion. T ouch or drag down to return to t he music libr ary . 2 Album artwork. 3 Give the song a thumbs-up. 4 Playback control. Skip songs, pause and resume playback, use shuffle or repeat. D rag the progress bar to jump to any part of the song.
129 Number Functi on 6 T ouch to see th e current playlist (qu eue). 7 Get more options. Y ou can still cont rol the musi c when y ou are not in the play back screen. • In the music lib rary of the Play Music app, t ouch the summary informat ion at the bottom of the s creen to re store the playback screen.
130 3. Touch Remove from play list . T o delete a playlist: 1. Touch > Playlists in the Play Music app. 2. Touch next to the pl aylist y ou want to del ete. 3. Touch Delete > OK . NOTE: Certain au tomatically created play lists such as Last added cannot be deleted.
131 FM Radio With the FM ra dio, y ou can search f or radio c hannels, li sten to them, and sav e them on your ph one. Note that the q uality of th e radio broadc ast depends on the cov erage of th e radio st ation in your area.
132 TIP: T ouch the checkboxes nex t to the channels in t he All channels scre en to add correspondi ng channels to favorit es so that you can access them in the FM Radi o main screen. Other Options and Settings T o turn off FM radio automatically : T ouch the Menu Key > Timing turn off and select the time you want to turn off th e radio.
133 Sound Recorder Sound Recorder enables y ou to record voice memos and listen to them w henever you like. Recording a V oice Memo 1. T ouch the Home Ke y > > Sound Re corder . 2. T ouch to start recordi ng. During recordi ng, you can do the following: X T ouch / to pause or continue the re cording.
134 T o pla y any saved memo : 1. T ouch at th e top right of the screen to see all recordings. 2. T ouch the title of a memo to play it. NOTE: Y ou can also tou ch next to a memo to delete, rename, share, trim it, chec k its fi le information , add a t ag, or set it as y our phone ring tone.
135 More Apps Backup and Restore T ouch the Home Key > > Ba ckup & Restore . Y ou can back up your user dat a, such as contact s and messages, an d install ed applications to th e memory card regul arly . If the data get lost, rest ore it from the memory card.
136 Clock T ouch the Home Key > > Cloc k to use a series of timing tools. Set a New Alarm 1. T ouch the Ala r m tab in the Clock app. 2. T ouch an existing alarm to configur e it, or touc h Add alarm at the bottom of the screen to c reate a new alarm.
137 3. T ouch the Menu Ke y > Bed Clock to open the bed clock screen. Check Wo rld Time T ouch the World tim e ta b in th e Clock app to check local time for citi es around the world .
138 Drive T ouch th e Home Key > > Drive . The Drive app allow s you to store fil es on Google servers for free af ter y ou sign in to y our Google acco unt. Y ou can ac cess them on your comp uters, y our phones and o ther dev ices, share th em, or colla borate w ith others.
139 Note Pad Touch the Home Key > > Note Pad to save and v iew your te xt notes. • T ouch New at the bottom to creat e a new note. T hen enter your text and touch Save to save it. • T ouch a note to view it s entire contents. W ith the optio n icons at the b ottom, y ou can edit, delet e, or share it, or export it as a text file (*.
140 Google Play ™ Store T ouch the Home Key > > Pl ay Store . Y ou can buy or rent music, books, m ovies, apps, a nd download t hem to y our phone. NOTE: The cont ent you can access in G oogle Play S tore depends on y our region and your se rvice prov ider.
141 2. T ouch ACCEPT to proceed, or touch the Back Key to cancel. 3. Wait for the app to be downloaded and inst alled automatically . Payment needs to be autho rized before p aid apps st art downloading. The app is s uccessfully installed when a noti fication icon appears in th e sta tus bar .
142 Settings T ouch the Home Key > > Se ttings . The Settings app contai ns most of t he tools for c ustomizing and configuri ng your phone. Wireless and Net w orks Wi-Fi T urn Wi-Fi on or of f and config ure your W i-Fi connecti ons. See Connecti ng to Networ ks and Devi ces – Connect ing to Wi-Fi ® .
143 apps hav e been using mobile dat a, control data r oaming, or restrict back ground d ata for i ndividual app s. NOTE: The dat a usage is measured by y our phone. Y our carrier’s data us age accountin g may differ . T ouch the Menu Key > Mobile hotspot s to select Wi-Fi networks tha t are mobil e hotsp ots.
144 VPN Set up and co nnect to virtual pri vate network s. See Connecting to Networks and Devices – C onnecting to Vir tual Private Networks . Mobile Networks Control mobi le data u se, select mobile netw ork and set access point names. See Connecting to Netwo rks and De vices – Connecting to Mo bile Networks .
145 Display • Brightness: S et the bri ghtness of t he display . • W allpape r: Select a background im age for the home sc reen and lock scr een. • Auto-rot ate screen: Check t his option to let the phone automatically change the orientati on of some onscreen content base d on the po sition of t he phone.
146 Y ou can choose t he default l ocation for n ew data, such as files downloaded and voice rec orded. T ouch Save location and select Phone or SD card to store item s in the phone storage or the installed microSDHC card .
147 Connect to PC Select your U SB connectio n type betw een your phone and PC. See Connecting to Ne tworks and De vices – Co nnecting to Y our Computer via USB . Personal Location Activate locatio n services to determ ine your locat ion and check which apps or serv ices request l ocation informati o n recently .
148 • Encryp t phone: Encry pt your data on the phone to pr otect your privacy . See Persona lizing – Pr otecting Y our Phone With Encryp tion . • Set up SIM card l ock: X Lock SIM card: Activate or deactiv ate the PIN lock to require PIN before acce ssing the SI M card.
149 Language and Input • Language: Select a language and region fo r your syst em. • Spell checke r: Use Android spel l checker to check fo r spelling errors w hen entering tex t. • Personal dictionar y: Add new wor ds to t he phon e’s dictionary or remov e words from the dictionary .
150 X Listen to an example: Play a brief sample of th e speech sy nthesizer , using y our current se ttings. • Pointer s peed: Select how fast the pointe r/mouse should scroll when y ou connect the phone to a trackp ad or mouse accessor y .
151 System Date and Ti me Set date, time, tim e zone, and how date and time are display ed. Y ou can also use network-prov ided data. Accessibility Configure acce ssibility plu g-ins on y our phone. Printing Configure cl oud printi ng service o ptions, mana ge print jobs and more.
152 Upgrading the Phone Software There are sev eral ways to upgrad e your pho ne sof tware: 1. Use the onl ine upgr ade tool fo r mobile ter minal prod ucts. 2. Use the one-press upgrade package offer ed by your m obile service prov ider . 3. Use the upgra de package on your micr oSDHC card.
153 Troubleshooting If you encoun ter problems w hile using the phone, or if it performs ab normally , you can refer t o the chart below . If your particula r problem cann ot be resolv ed using the information in the chart, co ntact the dealer w here y ou purchased th e phone.
154 Problem Possible causes Possible so lution Poor network link quality on the part of your service prov ider . End the call and dial again. Y ou may be switched to a better-qual ity network link or ph one line. Echo or noise Poor local tel ephone lin e quality .
155 Problem Possible causes Possible so lution The stan dby time i s related to y our service provider sy stem config uratio n. The sa me phone used w ith differ ent service providers’ systems will not provide ex actly the same length of sta ndby time.
156 Problem Possible causes Possible so lution Cannot turn your phone on Battery pow er has been depleted. Recharge the pho ne’s battery . The SIM card malfunctioned or damaged . T ake the SIM card to your service provider for testing. The SIM ca rd is inse rted improper ly .
157 Problem Possible causes Possible so lution Cannot answer incoming calls Y ou have activated t he Call barring feature. In the dialer , touch the Menu Key > Settings > Call Barring Settings , and then sele ct Deactive A ll . Y ou have activated t he Call barring feature.
158 Problem Possible causes Possible so lution Uninstall the sof tware that may caus e the problem. Upgrade the phone software . Phone crashes, reboots, freeze, or cannot be powered on Some third-party software is not compatible with your phone. Reset the ph one to factory st atus.
159 For Your Safety General Safety Don’t make or receiv e handheld call s while driving. Nev er text while driv ing. Don’t use at gas station s. For body-w orn operation maint ain a separati on of 15 mm. Y our phone may produce a bright or flashing light.
160 Keep away from pacemaker s and other electronic m edical devices. Avoid c ontact w ith liquids. Keep your phone dry . T urn off when ask ed to in hospit als and medical facil ities. Do not attempt to disassemble y our phone. T urn off when told to in aircraft s and airports.
161 Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Your mobile dev ice is a radio transm itter and receiv er. It is designed not to exceed the limits for exposure t o radio w aves recommende d by inter nationa l guidelin es.
162 To ensure compliance with RF exposure guidelines the phone must be used with a minimu m of 15 mm separat ion from the body. Failure to observe these inst ructions could result in your RF exposure exceeding the relevant guideline l imits.
163 Distraction Driving Full attention must be gi ven to driving at all ti mes in order to reduce the risk o f an accident. Usi ng a phone w hile dr iving ( even with a hands free kit) can cause distraction an d lead to an accident. You must comply with local laws and regulations restricting the use of wireless de vi ces w hi le dri vi ng.
164 • Always treat your phone and it s accessor ies with car e and keep it in a clean and d ust-free pl ace. • Keep the scr een and cam era lens clean . Unclean s creen or camera lens m ay slow dow n the phone's reaction t o your operations or lower image quality .
165 • Please chec k local re gulations for disposal of electron ic produc ts. • Do not car ry your phone in y our back pocket a s it coul d break when you sit down. Small Children Do not leav e your phone and its a ccessories w ithin the reach of small children or allow them to play with it.
166 Normal Use Position When placin g or receiving a phone call, hold y our phone to your ear, with the bottom toward y our mouth. Air Bags Do not place a phone in the ar ea over an air bag or in the air bag deployment are a as an airbag inflat es with great force and serious injury could result.
167 • Use the spec ial features w hich are designed to m inimize the times of pressi ng buttons, such as Mess age Templa tes and Predictive T ext. • Take frequent b reaks to stre tch and rel a x. Emergency Calls This phon e, like an y wireless phone, o perates us ing radi o signals , which cann ot guara ntee c onne ction i n all c ondi tio ns.
168 Take care no t to touch or allow metal obj ects, such as coins or key rings, to conta ct or short-circ uit in the battery terminals. Never punct ure the surfac e of the b attery with s harp objects . Connection to a Car Seek profess ional adv ice when con necting a pho ne interfac e to the vehicle el ectrical sy stem.
169 Pacemakers Pacemaker manuf a cturers recommend that a minimum separation of 15 cm be maintained betw een a mobile phone and a pacemaker to avoid potent ial inter ference with the pacemak er. To achiev e this, use the p hone on t he opposite e ar to your pacemak er and do not carry it in a breast po cket.
170 Consult the a irline staff about the us e of wirele ss devices on board the air craft and ena ble the airpla ne mode of y our phone when boardin g an aircraft .
171 Declaration of RoHS C ompliance To minimize the environmental impacts and ta ke more responsibiliti es to the ea rth we live on, this doc ument shall s erve as a formal d eclaration t hat the ZT E.
172 Disposal of Your Old Appliance 1. When this crossed- out wheeled bin sy mbol is attached to a product, it means the product is covered b y the Europe an Directive 20 12/19/E U.
173 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY It is hereby declared tha t following d esignated product: Product T ype: WCDMA/GSM （ GPRS ） Dual-Mod e Digital Mobile Phone Model No: ZTE Kis 3 / MOCHE SMART A16 .
174 Shanghai LA B and Direct ive 2009/ 125/EC was p e rformed by Shenzhen H uatongwei Int ernational Inspection C o., Ltd. Th e assessment s were bas ed on the foll owing regulat ions and standard s: .
175 This declarat ion is the r esponsibil ity of the man ufacturer: ZTE Corporati on ZTE Plaza, Kej i Road South, Hi-T ech, Industrial Park, Nanshan Dis trict, S henzhen, Gua ngdong, 5180 57, P .
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