Motorola 6881029B15-A User Manual
A
USER’S GUIDE
™
Contents
Introduction
Numeric Codes................................... 2
Control Buttons................................... 3
Getting Started
Turning Your Pager On........................ 4
Turning Your Pager Off........................ 5
Backlight............................................. 5
Receiving/Reading Messages............ 6
Sending a Test Page to Yourself .........8
Time
Setting the Time.................................. 9
Alerts
Setting the Incoming
Locking Messages................................... 15
Unlocking Messages ............................... 18
Deleting Messages ..................................19
Message Alert ...........................12
Features
Duplicate Messages......................... 20
Errored Data Messages.................... 22
Message Storing............................... 24
Automatic Message Deletion
(Overflow).................................. 24
Out of Range.................................... 25
Use and Care
Cleaning Y our Pager......................... 25
Functionality and Use of
Your Pager................................. 25
Care and Maintenance..................... 26
Removing and Replacing
Your Beltclip............................... 27
Battery
Battery Information........................... 28
Congratulations on purchasing the Motorola DigitzTM pager. The Digitz
pager incorporates the latest in paging technology. FLEX™ technology
extends battery life up to four times longer than ordinary pagers and
improves the ability to receive pages.
This compact pager integrates messaging and time keeping functions in a
package that is convenient to carry. Full understanding of what this
product offers begins with reading this user’s guide . This user’s guide
includes a detachable quick reference card on the bac k cov er.
Effective Use of Your Pager
Y our pager can help y ou keep in contact with e veryone important to you. By
giving your pager number to your business associates , f amily, and friends,
you can be contacted when necessary .
If you have a cellular phone, giv e y our pager number instead of y our
cellular number. Then you can decide who to call back on your cellular
phone without paying for incoming calls.
INTRODUCTION
1
Numeric Codes
Most pages you receive are display ed phone numbers f or y ou to call. But
you can give numeric codes to your friends, f amily , and associates that they
can use to send you a message. F or e xample , you might use the f ollo wing
codes as messages:
911 Important message
411 I’ve got the information
180 I love you
222 Pick me up after school
32 Pick up bread and milk
4 Let’s play golf
INTRODUCTION
2
Control Buttons
On/Read/
Select
Button
Menu Button
On/Read/
S
Select
Menu Used to scroll through the menu.
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Note:
Used to turn on the pager, to read a message, and
to select pager settings.
Either button turns on the backlight.
INTRODUCTION
3
Turning Your Pager On
R
vvvvvvvvvvvv
D
Off screen
R
vvvvvvvvvvvv
D
Start-up screen
R
vvv12:00a88v
D
Standby screen
GETTING STARTED
4
➊
L
B
L
B
L
B
Press S to turn your pager on.
A start-up message is momentarily
displayed and your pager activates
the currently selected alert.
Note:
Press either button to stop the
start-up alert.
While the pager is on and no
activity is taking place, the Standby
screen is displayed.
In this example, the Standby
screen displays the alert mode (D)
and the time setting (
12:00a
).
Turning Your Pager Off
From the Standby screen, press and
R
vvv12:00a88v
D
Standby screen
R
vv8off8?8vvv
D
Off prompt
R
vvvvvvvvvvvv
D
The pager is off.
L
B
L
B
L
B
➊
release
➋
Press S to turn the pager off.
The Off screen is displayed without
any icons.
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until
off ?
is displayed.
Backlight
Press either button to turn on the backlight. When you have finished
reading your messages and the Standby screen is display ed, the backlight
remains on for four seconds bef ore automatically turning off.
GETTING STARTED
5
Receiving/Reading Messages
Your pager can receive up to sixteen 20-character numeric messages.
Messages are stored in a stack, with the most recent message received on
top. When a message is receiv ed, y our pager either alerts audibly or it
vibrates. A message indicator (f or e xample
many messages you have receiv ed.
R
vvv11:35pvvv
D
Standby screen
R
vvv1vpagevvv
D
Message Indicator screen
➊
L
B
➋
L
B
➌
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1 page, 2 pages
The pager is in standby mode. When a
message is received, the pager alerts
for eight seconds.
Press any button to stop the alert.
A message indicator shows how
many messages you have received
(for example,
Press S to display the most recent
message.
1 page
) shows how
).
R
v555-1212vvv
D
Message screen with
continuous message
indicator
R
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D
Last Message screen
with message slot number
and message time stamp
L
B
L
B
When the message is longer than 12
characters, the remainder of the
message is displayed on one or
more additional screen(s) (indicated
by
in the example).
B
➍
Press S to view the next screen.
The next screen is
Note:
automatically displayed after 12
seconds, even if
The last screen shows the message
slot number (
the time at which this message was
received (
S
is not pressed.
1
in this example) and
1:45p
in this example).
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➎
Y ou can contin ue to scroll through all of
your messages by pressing S.
Whenever you w ant to return to the
Standby screen, press and release
until
escape ?
➏
R
v8escape8?vv
D
Escape prompt
If any message has not been read, your pager emits a reminder
Note:
chirp every two minutes for 30 minutes, or until all of the messages are
read. A message is considered to have been read if any part of the
message is displayed.
L
B
Press S to return to the Standby
screen.
is displayed.
Sending a Test Page to Yourself
After you have read this guide and y our pager has been activated b y y our
GETTING STARTED
service provider, send yourself a test page. If you have any problems, ref er
to “Functionality and Use of Your Pager” on page 25.
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