Audiovox BAM-110 User Manual
I. Prior to Use
Precautions Contents Checkout Name and Function of each part
Part names of the main body
Role of function buttons
Screen status display and function
Battery insertion and detachment
Battery insertion method
Battery detachment method
Charging the battery ,..
Power connection " ,.,,"
Charging the battery only
Charging the battery with handset
Charging completion
Status of lights in the charger
Time to complete battery charging
Battery life (for new battery)
Tips on efficient battery use
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II. Basic Operation
How to turn the handset on or off
How to turn the handset on
How to turn the handset off
How to call How to answer a call
How to adjust volume When using volume button
When using [MENU] button
RingerON/OFF selection
Ringer type selection
III. Memory Function
How to store a phone number How to enter characters using dial buttons
How to make a call using a stored phone number
One-touch dialing Two-touch dialing How to find a stored phone number How to know the list of the last calls
Recalling by memory location number
Recalling by phone number Recalling by name
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How to erase a stored phone number
How to identify or erase the hidden phone number
How to identify the hidden phone number
How to erase the hidden phone number
IV. Convenient Function
Basic method of using menu
Menu structure How to adjust the keypad lighting time
Backlight function of button screen
Auto retry Auto answer Beep length adjust Current time and date display
Greeting change Screen adjust Verifying call time Displaying current time Verification of the last call time Displaying all calls. Verification of total air time Verification of roaming time
Reserved call and alarm set up
Alarm Function Alarming during the call Alarming change of service Alarming call release Locking function Automatic Lock Lock code change Use restricting "
Blocking incoming calls Blocking outgoing calls Blocking stored phone numbers Locking roaming service Memory clearing Call contents clearing Call time clearing
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Roaming call time clearing Reset phone ,
Voice privacy mode selection .
System selection feature Analog force call feature Functions during a call Self number sending Self number check SILENT PAD phone number storage
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Mute Volume Voice privacy
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v. Special Function
Self number check Handset version check Biorhythm check Calculator Stopwatch Using caller ID Originating number memo service support function
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VII. Short Message Service Function
To receive a message Character message Voice message To check the received message Character message Voice message
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VIII. Appendix
Optional devices
Hands-free kit for a car
Other choices Summary table of function
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Keep ttje handset in a
safe place when not in
use to avoid vibration
and i~pact and
When you use the
Do not touch the
antenna during
the call with any
part of your body.
t:i)o not take apart
modify the
Do not use in high-temperature or
high-humidity environments. If the
handset is soaked with rainwater or
spilled drinks, it may not be possible
to repair.
Do not clean your handset with
Do not use your handset near
explosives or flammable liquids.
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Thank you for purchasing this product. Please check the product contents by
comparing them with the following pictures.
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Portable Loop
Standard battery(optional)
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defects. please report it to the
-place of purchase immediately.
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This button is used when you use the menu.
This button is used when you make a call or receive a
call.
Short pressing of this button is used when you terminate a
call or get out of current menu in the menu.
To turn unit on/off press this button for more than one second
This button is used to clear the digits and / or text from the
display or exit the current menu in the menu.
This button is used to go to a lower level menu or store
set parameter; put phone number and name into memory
or erase them. This button also is used when you look up
the list of stored phone number, names or numbers you
just called.
These buttons are scroll buttons which you use to select
screen contents.
This button is used to find character messages and voice
messages.
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(Signal strength)
The strength of current signal is displayed with the numbE
(0-6) of bar.
(Roaming)
This icon shows the user is outside the home service area
(Service /No service indicator)
When you are in an area where service avaibble, [~ ]i
displayed. When you are in an area where there is n
service, [~ ] is displayed.
(Busy)
Displayed when you try a call and the line is busy.
(Short message service)
Blinks when character or voice messages have bee
received and are currently held. *
{Digital mode)
Displayed when digital service is available.
(Reserved call and alarm)
[ 4] is displayed when the user set reserved call or alarm.
(Balance of battery power)
The balance of battery power available is displayed wit
the number (0-4) of bar.
*VM,SMS and CLI are system dependent.
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~ As shown in the picture CD, insert
~ the battery to fit into the groove at
the bottom of the handset. Then
press in the direction of (2) until it
snaps.
~ Push handset separation tab ill
~ with one hand and pull in the
direction of (2) to separate.
Insert the AC plug in a power
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outlet.
~ io charge the battery only,
1; insert the battery pack into the
battery-only charging slot on
the rear of the charger.
, .Battery is not charged when you purchase the product.
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Use the battery after full charge.
.Charge your battery when the battery low-voltage alarm
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Rear charging slot(Lamp 2)
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Front charging s{ot(Lamp 1)
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To charging the battery with
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handset, insert the battery-
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mounted handset into the
front slot of the charger.
Note: Charging the battery with the handset
on is less efficient than charging it with the
handset off.
~ ~~ =~Z'"--- --~"~c~~ ; Charging is completed when
C1 the green-colored lamp stays
on.
Charging slot( '
Charging in progress
(Red color on)
Front Charging slot
(Charging slot for handset
only)
Rear Charging slot
(Charging slot for battery
only)
If the red lamp light does not come on some time after battery
insertion into the slot, the battery is not charging either because
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of bad contact with the charging terminal or a bad battery.
When that happens, the battery, check the cleanliness of the
l contacts, reinsert the battery.
.Stanard battery : About 150 minutes
.Extended battery : About 200 minutes
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If the surrounding temperature and that of the battery itself is
too hot or cold, charging will not accomplished.
The battery must be charged at or near normal room
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Charging completion
(Green color on)
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Status
Continuous call 210min
Continuous
Standby
Type
Slot mode 1
Slot mode 2
Standard
battery
50-59 hours.
60~65 hours
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status, making the standby time shorter as the call gets longer.
Battery life varies depending on the use environment, such as
charge status or temperature, use habit, the condition of radio
waves, and keypad lighting time.
Digital continuance standby time can be different depending on
service type related to the slot mode of mobile communication
system of the service provider.
Slot mode is a mutual communication cycle between the mobile
communication system and the handset during digital continuant
standby.
Extended
battery
320 min.
70-80 hours.
90-100 hours
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For maximum charging efficiency, charge the handset or battery
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at normal room temperature.
Do not charge under direct light or air conditioner.
Charging will not occur in very hot or cold temperatures.
.Do not keep the battery near fire or do not disassemble and
contact the battery charge terminals.
There is a danger of explosion.
.Do not drop or subject the battery to a sharp impact.
Sharp impacts can damage the battery inside the battery pack
making its life shorter.
.Purchase a new battery when battery use exceeds half its
normal life.
Battery life becomes shorter as charge/discharge is repeated.
.Do not use other batteries (only use the battery that comes with
the handset).
Using other batteries can damage the main body and charger.
.Use only the recommended charger.
If you charge with other products or use other methods, you can
damage the battery or there is a danger of explosion. Do not use
other products or methods for charging.
.Keep the metal parts of the charger and charge terminal clear
Charging may not be accomplished if the metal parts are dirty.
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.Always store batteries in normal room temperatures.
If you leave a battery in a very hot or cold environment for a long
time, the capacity of the battery drops and its life shortens.
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,,'~': ~ow to turn the handset on or off
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i~~ Press [END/PJ button until lamp turns
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Warning
You should press (END/Pj button to turn off the handset.
In case of detaching the battery from the handset, before
pressing (END/Pj button, the call contents will not be
saved.
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1.1, Press any
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1"\ Press area code + phone number in
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How 10 modify a phone number you have entered.
.Number by number modificalion :
Press [CLR] button-
.Whole number modification :
Press [CLR] button more than 0.5 second.
G2) Press [SEND] button.
...CALL FAILED" means that call was not connected.
.When the line is busy, press [END/P] button, than
press [SEND] button again.
.If you select the automatic redialing function, the
handset makes call for you repeatedly.
c~ U start conversation if you are
nnected to the other party.
~c Press [END/PJ button to end the call,
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Phone bell rings and the lamp blinks.
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.If the automatic answering function is set up, you can -,
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immediately answer the call after without pressing [SEND]
.Call connection is possible using "Volume Button" even when
the cover is closed.
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~inger ON/OFF selection
I This feature allows you to set ringer on or off.
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~ Adjust volume by pressing the volume
~ button during the state of operation of
the handset as below:
.Call status: Ear piece volume adjustment.
.Standby status: Beep volume adjustment.
.Call status of hands-free : Hands-free volume
adjustment.
After adjusting the volume, store using
[MEM] button.
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.Use scroll button[ * ..1#'Y] to move between menu items.
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.Ringer ON: Ringer is on.
.Ringer OFF: Ringer is oIl. Only the LED blinks when
: there is an incoming call.
~1"' ' -~,.-~ Press the [MEM] button, and the
function will be established.
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~ You can select and use ringer type indicating a call came
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~ Select the ringer sound you wish using
2) the scroll button.
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.Press numbers (CD-@)corresponding to ear piece,
ringer volume, beeper volume, and handsfree kit
3\ After adjusting the volume using the
V volume buttons or scroll buttons, press
[MEM] button.
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~ Press the [MEM] button, and the
3 } function will be established.
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5~~ ~ow to store a phone number
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You can store up 100 frequently used phone numbers in memory and
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(r:; To store, in the I.ocation ,number that
"~," appears In the display window, press
[MEM] button.
.To change the storage location number, use the dial
buttons, than press [MEMJ button.
.To hide phone numbers when you store them, store
them in the memory address between 90 and 99.
.If "overwrite?" is displayed on the screen after you
enter a memory address number, another phone
number is in that memory address location.
.If you want to erase the stored phone number and
enter a new phone number, press [MEMJ button.
.If you want to keep the stored phone number, press
[END/PJ button and store the new number in new
memory address location.
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5~? J},ow to enter characters using
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~ S~lect ch~racters you wish to enter
~ usIng the dial buttons.
Dial button 11 ~!~~1-2 repetition ~ 3 repetition 14 repetition I 5 repetitionl
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8::1 You can make a call conveniently using a stored phone number.
~ Press corresponding memory number
V and hold more than 1 second.
.This function lets you call 10 phone numbers in
memory 0-9 without pressing [SEND] button.
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.When entering special charcters such as O!.?,-()"'. #=$-+D&,press[O] button
repeatedly. The special characters will be displayed in order.
.You can store up to 14 characters.
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.For correcting one character at a time: press [CLR] button
shortly-
.For correcting the entire entry : press [CLR] button and hold
more than 0.5 second.
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~ Pre,ss first and second digits of the
~ memory number short and long
respectively
.This function lets you call 90 phone numbers in
memory 10-99 without pressing [SEND] button.
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.If a phone number was stored using hiding function,
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