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USER’S GUIDE
Memo
EXPRESS II™
EXPRESS II
FLX™
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Contents
Introduction
Controls.............................................. 2
Getting Started
Turning Your Beeper On .................... 3
Menu Icons......................................... 4
Turning Your Beeper Off .................... 4
Messages
Types of Messages ............................ 5
Receiving/Reading Messages............ 5
Message Features
Scanning Your Messages................... 7
Duplicate Messages........................... 7
Time/Date
Setting the Time and Date.................. 8
Alerts
Setting the Incoming Message Alert... 9
Choosing an Audio Alert................... 10
Read Mode
Setting the Scroll Speed................... 11
Message Features
Locking Personal Messages............. 12
Unlocking Personal Messages......... 13
Deleting Messages........................... 14
Storing Messages............................. 15
Automatic Message Deletion............ 15
Information Services
Reading Information Services .......... 16
Information Service Alert.................. 17
Information Service Bookmark ......... 18
Other Features
Out of Range.................................... 19
Message Error Icons ........................ 19
Use and Care
Patent Information............................ 20
Cleaning Your Beeper...................... 20
Functionality and Use....................... 21
Care and Maintenance..................... 21
Battery
Battery Information........................... 22
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Congratulations on purchasing the Motorola Memo Express IITM or Memo Express II
FLXTM beeper. The Memo Express II FLX beeper incorporates the latest in paging
technology. FLEXTM technology extends battery life up to f our times longer than
ordinary beepers and improves the ability to receive pages.
This compact beeper combines messaging and time keeping functions in a package
that is convenient to carry. Full understanding of what this product off ers begins with
reading this user’s guide . This user’s guide includes a detachable Quick Ref erence
Card on the back cov er.
Effective Use of Your Beeper
Your beeper can help you keep in contact with ev eryone important to you. By giving
your beeper number to your b usiness associates , f amily, and friends, y ou can be
contacted when necessary .
If you hav e a cellular phone, giv e your beeper number instead of your cellular n umber .
Then you can decide who to call back on y our cellular phone without pa ying f or
incoming calls.
Sending a Test Page to Yourself
After your beeper has been activated b y y our service provider , send y ourself a test
page.
INTRODUCTION
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Controls
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Mode Button
Select Button
Mode Used to scroll through available choices, or to increment a
∞
CONTROLS
Select Used to select and confirm a value.
¡
Read/
º
Power On
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Read/Power On
Button
value.
Used to read a message, to save a setting, to turn on the
beeper, and to exit from a menu.
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Turning Your Beeper On
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MOTOROLA
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Press º to turn your beeper on.
A start-up message is displayed momentarily
and your beeper activates the currently selected
alert.
Note:
pressing any button.
When the beeper is on and no activity is taking
place, the standby screen is displayed. The
standby screen displays the power indicator, the
time and date, the alert mode, and may display
other beeper indicators.
The start-up alert can be stopped by
GETTING STARTED
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Menu Icons
The three menu icons on the top ro w (
CONTROLS, DELETE ALL
The first time you press
icon w flashes, indicating that pressing ¡ will enter the controls menu.
Press and release ∞ to display the
prompts. Press ¡ to enter the corresponding menus, or press º to return to the
standby screen.
, and
ALERTS
∞
.
these menu icons are display ed. The controls menu
wie
CONTROLS?, DELETE ALL?
) correspond to the three menus:
, and
ALERTS?
menu
Turning Your Beeper Off
➊
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From the standb y screen, press ∞ to display
CONTROLS?
. The controls menu icon w flashes.
CONTROLS?
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➋
Press ¡ to display
OFF?
.
OFF?
➌
s
GETTING STARTED
af
Press ¡ to turn the beeper off. The off screen
is displayed without an y icons .
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Types of Messages
The message indicators define the type of message received and flash until the
message is read.
Personal messa ges:
Information services
when received:
when chirp is on:
when bookmark is on: Ω selected
¥
unselected å selected
π
or ∂
selected
≠
Receiving/Reading Messages
When a message is received, your beeper alerts with the selected alert (chirp , audio ,
vibrate, musical, or no alert). A message indicator (f or e xample1, 2, etc.) lets you
know how many messages y ou ha v e received.
➊
Press any button to stop the alert.
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Press
➋
menu. The message indicators for unread
messages flash until any part of the message is
read.
to display the message indicator
º
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MESSAGES
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➌
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†¥å¥
time the message
was received
message
continuation
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MESSAGES
message number
indicator
Press
press ¡ to select another message, then
press º.
Hint:
the previous screen.
➍
If your beeper is set to scroll the message
automatically (
the remainder of the message is automatically
displayed at that speed.
Hint:
message, press º.
If the scrolling speed is set to
press º to view the next screen.
➎
Allow the beeper to automatically return to the
standby screen, or press
º
to read the selected message or
On this screen, pressing ∞ displays
To pause or restart a scrolling
SCROLL 1, SCROLL 2
LINE-BY-LINE
then º.
∞
, or
SCROLL 3
,
),
Note:
A message is considered read if any part of the message is displayed.
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Scanning Your Messages
When the first line of a message is displayed, press ¡ to scan all other messages
that may be stored. The message number and the first line of the message are
displayed for each message.
Duplicate Messages
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1: DUPLICATE
When a duplicate message is received,
DUPLICATE is display ed after the message number
and before the message. The time the duplicate
message is received is displayed.
MESSAGE FEATURES
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Setting the Time and Date
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CONTROLS?
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OFF?
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TIME/DATE?
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TIME/DATE
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Hint:
Pressing and holding ∞ scrolls through selections quickly.
➊ From the standb y screen, press ∞ to display
CONTROLS?. The controls menu icon w flashes.
➋ Press ¡ to enter the CONTROLS menu.
➌ Press and release ∞ until TIME/DATE? is
displayed.
➍ Press ¡ to enter the TIME/DATE menu. The
hour field flashes.
➎ Press and release ∞ to adjust the hour.
➏ Press ¡ to move to the next field.
➐ Repeat steps 5 and 6 for the minutes ,
AM/PM, day, and month fields.
➑ Press º from any field to save and return to
the standby screen.
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Setting the Incoming Message Alert
You can set your beeper to alert with a chirp alert, a vibrating alert (vibration with no
alert tone), one standard audio (beep) alert, one of the musical alerts, or no alert (no
vibration or alert tone).
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ALERTS?
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VIBRATE?
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AUDIO?
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Note:
audio alert options screen.
If the audio alert mode is selected, your beeper automatically displays the
➊ From the standb y screen, press and release ∞
ALERTS? is display ed. The alert icon e
until
flashes.
➋ Press ¡ to enter the ALERTS menu. VIBRATE? is
displayed.
➌ Press and release ∞ until your choice of
VIBRATE?, AUDIO?, CHIRP? or NO ALERT? is
displayed.
➍ Press ¡ to select the desired alert. The
standby screen is display ed with the
corresponding alert icon.
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ALERTS
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Choosing an Audio Alert
If you select the audio alert mode, you can choose either a standard beep (audio) or
one of the musical alerts.
If you choose no alert or vibrate, your beeper emits an alert only if a priority message
is received.
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AUDIO?
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ALERT 1
ALERTS
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➊ From the ALERTS menu, press and release ∞
AUDIO? is display ed.
until
➋ Press ¡ to enter the AUDIO menu.
➌ Press ∞ to scroll through the alert choices. The
beeper emits a sample of each alert.
➍ Press ¡ to select the alert. The standb y
screen is displayed with the audio alert icon
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Read Mode
This feature allows y ou to choose the most comf ortable wa y to vie w messages.
Setting the Scroll Speed
You can choose the speed at which your messages scroll, or read them line by line.
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SCROLL?
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LINE-BY-LINE
➊ From the standb y screen, press ∞ to display
CONTROLS?. The controls menu icon w flashes.
➋ Press ¡ to enter the CONTROLS menu.
➌ Press and release ∞ until SCROLL? is displayed.
➍ Press ¡ to enter the SCROLL menu.
➎ Press and release ∞ to choose the scroll
speed.
➏ Press ¡ to select the scroll speed.
There are four scroll speeds to choose from:
LINE-BY-LINE, SCROLL 1 (slowest), SCROLL 2, and
SCROLL 3 (fastest).
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Locking Personal Messages
By locking messages, y ou can sav e personal messages to pre v ent them from being
replaced when the memory is full or from being deleted. Messages can be lock ed only
while reading them.
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display
LOCK?.
LOCK?
➊ Press ∞ while reading a personal message to
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†
Note:
another message, you must first unlock at least one message.
A maximum of five personal messages may be locked at one time. To lock
➋ Press ¡ to lock the message. The message
indicator
When a locked message is selected or read, the
lock icon
∫ is displa y ed.
y is displayed.
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Unlocking Personal Messages
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UNLOCK?
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†
➊ Press ∞ while reading a locked personal
message to display
➋ Press ¡ to unlock the message.
UNLOCK?.
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Deleting Messages
Messages may be deleted one at a time or all at once.
Deleting a Single Message
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DELETE?
Deleting All Messages
The DELETE ALL command deletes all read and unloc ked personal messages and
information services. Loc k ed or unread messages are not deleted.
➋ Press ¡ to delete the message.
DELETE? is display ed.
until
➊ From the standb y screen, press and release ∞
➊ While reading a message press and release ∞
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DELETE ALL?
DELETE ALL? is display ed. The delete icon
until
i
flashes.
➋ Press ¡ to enter the DELETE menu. The delete
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DELETE?
confirmation
➌ Press ¡ to delete all personal messages.
DELETE? is display ed.
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Storing Messages
Your beeper can store up to ten personal messages. Each stored message is
assigned a number , which is displa y ed when the message is stored. The first
message received is 1, the second is 2, and so on.
Automatic Message Deletion
If all message slots are full and a new message is received, the oldest unloc k ed read
message is automatically deleted.
When the message memory is full,
return to the standby screen.
If all messages are unread, the oldest, unlocked message is deleted and
displayed.
MEMORY FULL is display ed. Press any button to
OVERFLOW is
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Information Services
Information services are typically news or financial reports which provide information
that is relev ant f or a short time (a few hours). Your beeper may be equipped with one
information service message slot. Contact y our service provider if you are interested
in receiving information services.
Reading Information Services
When an information service message is received, † flashes momentarily and the
unread information services is displayed. After a short time, the standby screen is
displayed.
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INFORMATION SERVICES
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➊ Press º to display the message indicator
menu.
➋ Press º to enter the inf ormation service
menu. The information service message icon
∂ is displa y ed.
or
π
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DOW JONES STOCKS:
information service was received is display ed
with the first screen of the message.
o indicates the message is continued on an
additional screen.
Press
screen.
∞ and then º to display the previous
Turning the Information Service Alert On and Off
➌ Press º to read the message. The time the
You can set an incoming message alert for the inf ormation service message slot.
➊ While reading an information service message,
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CHIRP ON?
press
displayed.
∞ until CHIRP ON? or CHIRP OFF? is
➋ Press ¡ to turn chirp on or off for the
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†
INFORMATION SERVICES
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Turning the Information Service Bookmark On
You can set a bookmark to hold your place in a lengthy information service while
reading it.
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BOOKMARK?
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➊ While reading an information service, press ∞
to display
BOOKMARK?.
➋ Press ¡ to activate the bookmark. The
message menu screen is display ed.
The next time you read the information service,
the last screen display ed while the message was
marked is the starting point of the display.
Ω indicates the message is bookmarked.
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Out of Range
If your beeper is equipped with this feature , and if y ou are outside your paging
coverage area,
messages.
t is displayed. As long as tis display ed, your beeper cannot receiv e
Message Error Icons
If there is an error in the message received, the error icon ƒ is displayed at the end of
the message.
If this option is enabled, and if
message was too long, or there was not enough memory to store the message.
√ is displa y ed at the end of the message, either the
OTHER FEATURES
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Patent Information
This Motorola product is manufactured under one or more Motorola U .S . patents.
These patent numbers are listed inside the housing of this product. Other U.S . patents
for this product are pending.
Cleaning Y our Beeper
To clean smudges and grime from the exterior of your beeper, use a soft, nonabrasive cloth moistened in a mild soap and water solution. Use a second cloth
moistened in clean water to wipe the surface clean. Do not immerse in water . Do not
use alcohol or other cleaning solutions.
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Functionality and Use of Your Beeper
For questions pertaining to the functions and use of your Motorola beeper please visit
our web site at www .motorola.com/LatinAmerica/Beepers. For questions pertaining to
your paging service, contact your paging service provider .
Care and Maintenance
The Memo Express II and Memo Express II FLX beepers are durab le, reliab le, and
can provide years of dependab le service; ho we v er, they are precision electronic
products. Water and moisture, e xcessiv e heat, and e xtreme shoc k ma y damage the
beeper. Do not expose y our beeper to these conditions. If repair is required, the
Motorola Service Organization, staffed with specially trained technicians, off ers repair
and maintenance facilities throughout the world.
You can protect your beeper purchase with an optional extended warranty co v ering
parts and labor. For more information about warranties or repair , please contact either
your paging service provider , retailer , or Motorola, Inc.
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Battery Information
Your Memo Express II or Memo Express II FLX beeper operates with one AAA-size
alkaline battery . When the battery is low, the low-battery icon
the time and date on the standby screen. Change y our battery within five da ys of
receiving a low-battery indication.
™ is displa y ed between
Note:
any information that you may wish to retain.
Messages are not retained when replacing the battery. Please transcribe
Replacing the Battery
➊ Turn your beeper off.
➋ To remove the old battery, slide the
battery door lock towards the top of the
beeper to unlock the battery door.
➌ While pressing on the battery door,
BATTERY
slide the door until the groove on the
battery door aligns with the groove on
the back cov er.
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Battery
Door Lock
Grooves
Slide to open
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➍ Lift the battery door to free it from the housing.
➎ Remove the battery.
➏ Align the new battery so the positive (+) and negative (-) markings match the
polarity diagram in the battery compartment. Insert the battery.
➐ To replace the battery door, align the groo ve on the battery door with the groove on
the back cov er and slide the battery door closed.
➑ Slide the battery door lock toward the bottom of the beeper to lock the battery
door.
BATTERY
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NOTES
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NOTES
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t, Motorola, Memo Express II, Memo Express II FLX, and F
are trademarks or registered trademarks of Motorola, Inc.
Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off.
© 1998 by Motorola, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Paging Products Group
1500 Gateway Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL 33426-8292
Printed in U.S.A. 2/98
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Memo Express II™ and Memo Express II FLX™
Quick Reference Card
Icons and Indicators
s On
å Message, selected
¥ Message, unselected
w Control menu
i Delete All menu
- Audio alert
e Audio menu
u Vibrate
y Locked message
t Out of range
o Message continuation
™ Low battery
† Information service folder , selected
∆ Information service folder, unselected
π Information service message, Memo
Express II
∂ Information service message, Memo
Express II FLX
Ω Information service, Bookmark
∏ Information service, Chirp on
∫ Locked message , selected
¢ Locked message , unselected
Control Buttons
∞ Mode
¡ Select
º Read/Power On
Locking and Unlocking Messages
While reading a personal message, press
∞ to displa y LOCK? or UNLOCK?. Press ¡.
Deleting a Single Message
Press
DELETE? is display ed. Press ¡.
∞ while reading a message until
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Memo Express II and Memo Express II FLX Menu Map
Controls Delete All Alerts
Off
Time-Date
Scroll
Delete
Vibrate
Audio
Chirp
No Alert
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