Motorola T350 User Manual 2

Getting Started

Installing the Battery.................. 2

Controls..................................... 3

Turning On Your Pager ............ 4

Menu Screens ............................................. 5

Turning Off Your Pager .............................. 7

Sending a Test Page................................... 8

Backlight...................................................... 9

Standby Screen ........................ 4

Contents

Time and Date

Setting the Time and Date ........10

Alerts

About Alerts...............................11

Setting theIncomingMessage
Choosing an Audible (Musical)

Private Time............................................... 14

Alert......................................12

Alert......................................13

Alarms

Setting the Alarm.......................16

Using a Daily Alarm................... 17

Turning Off the Alarm................ 17

Scrolling

Setting the Scroll Speed............ 18

Reverse Scrolling...................... 19

PersonalMessages

Reading Personal Messages.....20

Storing Personal Messages.......21

Locking Personal Messages......22

Duplicate Messages....................................24

Reading Duplicate Messages.....................25

UnlockingPersonal Messages...23

Information Services

About Information Services........26

Reading Information Services ...27
Turning the Information Service

Turning the Chirp Alert Off..........................29

Alert On and Off....................28

Advanced Messaging

Scanning Messages...................30

Deleting a Single Message ........31

Automatic Message Deletion......................33

Setting Message Alarms .............................34

Turning Off the Message Alarm..................35

QuickNotes .................................................36

MessageError Symbols..............................38

Deleting All Messages ...............32

Use and Care..................... 39

Getting Started

Hi, I’m QuickStartand I’m going to help you get started.
The Motorola

lotsof cool features-- advanced messaging, time-keeping,
news updates,alarms andmuchm ore. It’scompactand easy to

®

TalkAboutäT350 Word Message Pager has

carry.

It can save you money,too. If you have a

cellphone, give out your pager number

insteadof your phone number.That way,

you can decide which calls to take and not pay for

unwelcome phone calls.

Learningto use the pager is easy, if you r ead
this user’s guide.

A detachable Quick Reference Card is on the
back cover.

The TalkAbout T350 is a great pager.I oughta know

... some of my best friends are pagers!

GETTING STARTED

1

Installing the Battery

The TalkAbout T350 Word Message Pager uses one AAA-size alkaline
battery.When the battery is low,

appearsbetween thetimeand dateon

‡

the standby screen.
To install the battery do the following:

First Then Finally

-

+

• Turnoffthepager
(see page 7).

GETTING STARTED

• Slide door as marked
and lift open.

2

• Remove old battery,if
necessary.

• Insert newbattery so the +
and - markings match the
ones in the battery
compartment.

• Close battery door.

• Slide it shut.

Controls

Ä

Use

• Movethroughmenu

• Change a number

to --

choices

w

5:30p o

1:I'm on my way

º

Use

• Turn on the pager

•Readamessage

• Saveasetting

• Turn on the backlight

• Exit a menu

to --

¡

Use

• Enter a menu

• Select a choice

to --

GETTING STARTED

3

Turning On Your Pager

Y

Press To Display Then Press

º

sw00afwi uqyto

Note:

selected alert.

Standby Screen

our pagerdisplays thestandby

screen whenever it is turned on

and nothing else i s happening.

Most of the actionsdescribedin this

GETTING STARTED

guide starton the standby screen.

Remember this, it’s very important!

4

MOTOROLA

Yourpager emits the

PowerOn Alert Mode

s w00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Anybuttontostopthe
alert

Standby Screen

Time and Date

Menu Screens

Y

ou can useyour pager’s menus to select options

and set its f eatures. Let’s look at them now. From --.

sw00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

to go to the first

menu

Ä

and releaseuntil

you see all the menus

sw:00afwiu=yto

ALERTS?

sw:00cfwiuqyto

SCROLL SPEED?

w:00cfwiu =o

ALARMS?

sw:35afwie=yto

DELETE ALL?

Continuedon next page ...

Ä

¡

menu

to enter any

GETTING STARTED

5

... continued from previous page

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

and releaseuntil

you see all the menus

Note:

GETTING STARTED

DELETE ALL

Press

appears only if the pager has messages.

º

6

¡

sw00:00afiuqyto

OFF?

sw00:00afiuqyto

to enter any

menu

TIME/DATE?

1wiuqyt `

PRIVATE TIME?

if you want to go back to the standby screen.

Turning Off Your Pager

From

--

sw00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

appears

until

OFF?

sw00:00afiuqyto

OFF?

The pager is now turned off. No icons
appearon the off screen, except
alarm is turned on.

Theoff screen
lookslike this.

=

if the

s w00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

¡

Off Screen

GETTING STARTED

7

Sending a Test Page to Yourself

It’sa good idea to test your pager and service by sending a
page to yourself.

Start by using the phone number, web siteor email address
(anda PIN, if required) your service providergave you, then enter a short
message.

If you are sending a wordmessage from a phone, an operator will assist
you; otherwise, press the phone buttons to enter a numeric message or
type a message and send it.

While you are waiting for the m essage to reach your pager, refer to
page 20 for m ore information about how to read a message.Ifyourpager
does not receive the message within a few minutes, contact your service
provider.

GETTING STARTED

After you receivethe test page, you don’t have to call

yourself back -- unlessyou really want to.

8

Backlight

Being in the dark is never a pr oblem
with the TalkAboutT350 Word
Message Pager.

Just turn on the backlight by pressing

º

for 2 seconds. The backlight
turns off automatically or you can turn
it off by pressing
seconds.

º

again for 2

You light up my

pager ...

GETTING STARTED

9

Time and Date

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

until

appears

Ä

to set the hour

Pressing and
holding
scrolls through

numbersquickly.

TIME AND DATE

Ä

and
the minutes, AM/PM, the
12/24 hour clock setting,
the month, and the day

10

From --

TIME/DATE?

Ä

¡

to set

sw00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

s w00:00afiuqyto

TIME/DATE?

s w:00afwiuqyto

9:00A› 1/01

w00:00afwiqyto

9:35A› 3/24

¡

¡

to move to the

next field

º

setting

to save the

Alerts

About Alerts

You can choose how
your pager alerts you
when it receives a

message.

VIBRATE

-- your pager
vibrates but doesn't
make any loud

noises.

AUDIBLE

-- your pager

plays a short musical

tune.

CHIRP

-- your pager

emits a short beep.

Note:

If you choose

it receives a priority message.

C

H

C

I

R

H

P

I

R

P

C

H

I

R

P

CHIRP

NO ALERTorVIBRATE

ESCALERT

TM

-- an alert

that gets louder and

louder.

, your pager still makes a sound when

NO ALERT

-- your pager
doesn't alert you when
it receives a message.

ALERTS

11

Setting the Incoming Message Alert

From --

sw00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

until

ALERTS

appears

Ä

until your choice

of alert appears

Note:

The pager
makes a sample of
each alert.

ALERTS

To set one of

themusical

alerts, see

“Choosingan

Audible (Musical) Alert”

sw:00afwiu=yto

sw:00afwiu=yto

sw:00afwi^=yto

sw:00cfwie=yto

sw:00afwi^=yto

sw:00afwi-=yto

12

ALERTS?

VIBRATE?

AUDIBLE?

CHIRP?

ESCALERT?

NO ALERT?

¡

¡

to set t he alert

Note:

After you select
an alert, the
corresponding icon
appears on thestandby
screen.

Choosing an Audible (Musical) Al ert

You’ve got 8 musical alerts to choose from and
they’re all very coooool!

From --

sw00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

appears

Ä

appears

Ä

of alert appears

Note:

ALERTS?

until

AUDIBLE?

until

untilyour choice

^ now appears on the standby screen.

sw:00afwiu=yto

ALERTS?

sw:00afwi^=yto

AUDIBLE?

sw:00cfwi^qyto

ALERT 1

¡

¡

¡

to set the audible

alert

ALERTS

13

Private Time

When you don't want to
be disturbed, use
private time to turn off
all your alerts.

After private time expires,
the alerts turn back on
automatically.

Private time works on a daily basis.

ALERTS

That means your pager will turn off the

alerts during the same

14

time each
day.

Here's how to turn on
private time.

From --

w u

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

iuq

iuq

Ä

until

PRIVATE TIME?

Ä

to turn private time on

or off

W

Note:

private time is turned on.

Ä

hour

Ä

start time minutes and AM/
PM, and the stop time hour,
minutes and AM/PM

Important:Make sure private
time is turned on by checking
for

appearsaround e if

to set the start time

and

W

on the standbyscreen.

¡

appears

to set the

wiuqyt W

PRIVATE TIME?

wwiuqy \

1:52P/ 1:52P

W

w

to

9:52P/ 1:52P

w

W

to

9:30P/ 11:00P

s w00afwi Wqyto

10:30P 4/23

¡

¡

¡

to move to

next field

º

setting

Indicates
Private Time
Turned On

to save

ALERTS

15

Alarms

Y

f

0

0

our pagerhas 3 alarms to remindyou o

Ä

appears

Ä

01

Ä

ALARMS

= or off q

on

Ä

Ä

the minutes, AM/PM,
month,and day

16

specialtimes. My favorite is meal time!
Here’show it works.From

--

sw00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

until

ALARMS?

sw:00cfwiu =o

¡

ALARMS?

to select alarm

02,or03

,

to turn the alarm

sw 01fwi qy

12:35P 4/23

sw 01wiu =y

¡

¡

12:35P 4/23

to adjust the hour

¡

and

to set

sw 01

wiu =y

17:35P 4/23

sw 01

0cfw= y

17:30A 5/27

¡

next field

º

Note:

on the standby screen.

to moveto the

to save

=

now appears

Using a Daily Alarm

To set an alarm to sound at the same
time everyday, set the month and day

likethis.

Turning Off the Alarm

When an alarm sounds,
by pressing any button.

Press the button again to clear the

alarm screen.

TURN IT OFF

Alarm Setting Screen

w 0100cfw =

1

7:30A --/--

Month and Day

Alarm Screen

=

flashes

s w00afwi u =to

ALARM 1

ALARM and number appear on

screen

ALARMS

17

Scrolling

Setting the Scroll S peed

Your pager can 
display messages

Line-by-Line.

It can scroll
messages slowly --

that's

Scroll 1.

It can scroll a little
faster --

that's

Scroll 2.

And scroll really fast

-- that's

SCROLLING

18

Scroll 3.

It can even go
backward and scroll 
in reverse.

Here's how to set
the forward scroll
speed.

From

--

w u

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

Ä
SPEED?

Ä

your scrolling choice
appears

Note:

displays the scroll
speed of each
selection.

SCROLL

until

appears

and releaseuntil

Your pager

sw:00cfwiuqyto

SCROLL SPEED?

sw:00cfwiuqyto

LINE-BY-LINE

sw:00cfwiuqyto

SCROLL 1

sw:00cfwiuqyto

SCROLL 2

sw:00cfwiuqyto

SCROLL 3

Reverse Scrolling

While reading a message, press and release
the directionof the scrolling.

¡

¡

speed

¡

to select scroll

SCROLLING

to change

19

Personal Me ssages

Reading Personal Messages

º¡

º

message

From --

sw00a 3wi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

sw:0 1cfwiqyto

untilthemessage

(¥) is highlighted (å)

†å¥¥

to read the

10:35ato o

w

s

2:Call Bill 279

Note:

Rest of message

appears automatically.

Ä

exit

Note:

the pager exit
automatically.

º

then

You can also let

to

20

PERSONAL MESSAGES

o

indicatesthe messagecontinueson another screen.To stop

the scrolling, press

º

. Press it again to resume scrolling.

Storing Personal Messages

e
Y

Wow,first you’re wondering if you’llEVER receive any
messages.Then, theystart comingin fastand furious.
Before you know it, you have so many messages you
can’t read each one as soon as it arrives.

Don’t worry.Your new pager will help you keep

verythingstraight.

our pager can storeup to 16 personal messages. Each stored
messageis assigned a number, which appears when the message is
read.The first message received is 1, the second is 2 and so on.

PERSONAL MESSAGES

21

Locking Personal Messages

Some personal messages areVERY SPECIAL.Save
specialmessages by locking t hem. That way your pager
won’t erase them to make r oom for new ones. Here’s how.

While reading a personal message --

Press To Display Then Press

Ä¡

sw35afwiuqyto

LOCK?

Note:

You can lock a message onlywhile reading it.

to lock the

message

our message status screen nowlooks

like this.

PERSONAL MESSAGES

22

Message Status Screen

sw:3 4afwiuqyto

¥¥¥¬

†

Indicates locked messagestatus

Unlocking Personal Messages

When that special message is no longerspecial, unlock it.
Here’show to do it.

While reading a locked message --

Press To Display Then Press

Ä¡

sw35afwiuqyto

UNLOCK?

Note:

You can unlocka messageonly whilereading it.

to unlock the

message

Youcan lock up to half of your personal messages. However,
afteryourpager’slimitis reached,you must unlockone message
before you can lock another one.

PERSONAL MESSAGES

23

Duplicate M essages

h, no! Where did that other pager come from?!! Looks justlike me.

Seriously, you may receive
duplicatemessages from time to
time.

Your new pager identifiesduplicate
messages for you in two ways.

Your message status screen displays
whenever a duplicate message is

received. It looks like this.

PERSONAL MESSAGES

24

Message Status Screen

ã

sw:3 4afwiuqyto

㥥å

Indicates duplicate message

Reading Duplicate Messages

When you view a duplicatemessage,
your pager lets you know.

Duplicate Message Screen

Message Number

s w01:34pwi u

Time Received

1: DUPLICATE

DUPLICATE

appears before

message

to

o

PERSONAL MESSAGES

25

Information Services

About Information Services

When you're always on the go,

it's hard to keep up with the

latest news. But not if your

pager receives
information
service
messages.

Information service messages are
news updates sent to your pager

by your
service
provider.

They feature daily headlines,
sports scores, financial news,

and
entertainment
stories.

INFORMATION SERVICES

26

Your pager doesn't control what it
receives or the schedule. Contact

your service
provider for
details.

Reading Information Services

The news can be confusing.Reading information

servicesis not. Here’s how. From --

sw00a 3wi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

º¡

sw:0 3cu=yto

†¥å¥

º ¡

w

00: 2

s

fuyto

until†is

highlighted

(¶) is highlighted (®)

À

untilthemessage

®¶

º

message

to read the

10:35ato o

w

s

Ä

exit

then

º

to

1:Dow up 9pts

INFORMATION SERVICES

27

o

indicatesthe messagecontinueson another screen. To

pause the scrolling,press

º

scrolling.

Turning the Information Service Aler t On and Off

H

I

R

C

P

C

P

R

I

H

C

Youcan set a chirp alertforeach informationservice.

H

I

R

P

C

H

This way,whenever you receive an information

I

R

P

servicemessage, your pager lets you know by

C

H

I

R

P

chirping.Here’s how it works.

While reading an information service message --

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

until

CHIRP ON

appears

sw fwiuqyt

CHIRP ON?

INFORMATION SERVICES

28

. Press i t again to resume

¡

to turn chirp on

ourinformation services message

wiuqyt

creen now displaysÖfor that message

slot.

Turning the Chirp Alert Off

Information Service

Message Screen

sw:3 2af

Ö¶¶®

†

Indicates Chirp On

Turning off the chirp alert is easy.

While reading an informationservice message --

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

appears

Note:

until

CHIRP OFF

swfwiuqyt

CHIRP OFF?

The information service message screen no longer displaysÖ.

¡

to turn chirp off

o

INFORMATION SERVICES

29

Advanced Messaging

Scanning Messages

By now,you probably have so many messages you don’t have time t o

read them all.
It’s a good thing your pager lets you scan your

messagesso you can concentrate on the important
ones. Here’s how it works.

While reading the first screen of a message --

Press To Display Then

¡

andholdtoread
the first screen of each
message

10:35ato o

w

s

2:Call Bill 279

Note:

The first screen of
each stored message
appears.

Release
wish to read a specific
message entirely

ADVANCED MESSAGING

30

¡

if you

Deleting a Single Message

Sometimes the best thing t o do with a message is delete
it. You can delete messages one at a time or all at once.

Here’show to delete a single message.

While reading the message --

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

until

DELETE?

appears

Note:

You can delete a message only while reading it. For information on how to

read messages, see “Reading Personal Messages” on page 20.

sw:35afwiuqyto

DELETE?

¡

ADVANCED MESSAGING

31

Deleting All Messages

Sometimesyou just need to clean house.

DELETE ALL

erasesall read and
unlockedmessages.Locked or unread messages are
not deleted. Here’s how it works.

From --

sw00afwi uqyto

4:30P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

Ä
ALL?

¡¡

DELETE

until

appears

sw:35afwie=yto

DELETE ALL?

sw:35afwie=yto

to delete

DELETE?

ADVANCED MESSAGING

32

Automatic Message D eletion

o

o

our pagerhas roomfor 16 messages.

When its message slots fill

up, the pager

displaysthis on

the standby screen.

Memory Full Screen

s w01:33pwi u

MEMORY FULL

t

If the memory is full when a new
messagearrives,your pagerdeletes the
oldest, unlocked and read message. If
allthe messagesare unread,your pager
deletes the oldest unread message
anddisplays this on the messagestatus

screen.
This happens

automatically. Your
pager does all t he
work.

Unread Message Deleted

Screen

s w01: 44wi u oto

OVERFLOW

ADVANCED MESSAGING

33

Setting Message Alarms

0

0

0

Youcansetanalarmtoremindyoutoreadamessageata
certaintime. Here’s how.

While reading a message --

Press To Display Then Press

Ä

appears

Ä

on

Ä

Ä

ADVANCED MESSAGING

the minutes,AM/PM,
month, and day

ALARMS?

until

to turn the alarm

= or off q

to adjust the hour

¡

and

34

to set

sw:00cfwiu=yto

ALARMS?

sw 01

0cfwiu=y

12:35P 4/23

sw 01

0cfwiu=y

17:35P 4/23

sw 01

0cfwiu=y

17:30A 4/24

¡

¡

¡

to move to the

next field

º

to save setting

our message screen now looks like

his.

Turning Off the M essage Alarm

When the alarm sounds, press

º

If you do not turn off the alarm and read the message,
flashesuntil you do.

again to read the message.

Message Screen

sw:3 4afwiuqyto

¥¥¥¨

†

Indicates messagealarm turned

on

º

to stop it. Press

=

ADVANCED MESSAGING

35

QuickNotes

QuickNotesare coded messages that are fun to use.
Each QuickNoteis assigned a certain code. When the person paging you

entersone of the codes, the correspondingQuickNote appears on your
messagescreen.

For example: Entering code **01** displays

Running Late

messagescreen.

QuickNotescan also be used as part of a message.
For example: Entering **08**9 displays

Meet you at 9

on the messagescreen.

There are 10 QuickNotesstoredin your pager.They
are listed on the next page. Give a copy to those
who page you frequently .

Note:

ADVANCED MESSAGING

QuickNotes are subject to change. Contact your service provider for

additional details and to verify the QuickNote list.

36

on your

.

When the person paging
you enters this code ...

**01**
**02**
**03**
**04**
**05**
**06**
**07**
**08**
**09**
**10**

... this appears on the message
screen.

Running late

'm on my way

I
Pick me up

'm home

I
Come home
Call home
Where are you
Meet you at
I love you
I miss you

ADVANCED MESSAGING

37

Message Error Symbo ls

Wh

o

o

Wh

o

o

enever your pager receives
a message with errors,
pager will display the message

with

ƒ

over the characters that are

incorrect.

your

Incorrect Characters

s w01:34pwi u oto

2: Calƒ Biƒl ƒt

hortensit and displays».

pagerdisplays
missingfragment.

ADVANCED MESSAGING

38

en a messageistoolong, the pager

en part ofa messageismissing, the

µ

insteadof the

Shortened Message

s w01:34pwi u

2: Call Bill »

Fragmented Message

s w01:34pwi u

2: Cal µ at

t

t

Use and Care

glub
glub

XXX

Clean with a soft cloth
dampened with soap and water.

Do not expose to excessive
heat ...

Do not immerse in water. Do not use alcohol or

other cleaning solutions.

USE AND CARE

... or extreme shock ... ... or moisture.

39

Warranty

1-800-548-9954 (U.S.)
1-800-793-7834 (TTY-U.S.)
1-800-323-9685 (Canada)

Repairs

Well,there you haveit. The TalkAboutT350
Word Message Pager is a messenger,a watch,
a news service, and whole lot more.

USE AND CARE

All that great stuff packed into an attractive,
compact design ... just like me.

40

Extended Warranty

1-800-548-9954

(also your paging provider or

retailer)

?

?

?

Questions

1-800-548-9954 (U.S.)
1-800-793-7834 (TTY-U.S.)

www.motorola.com

Patent Information

This pager is manufactured under one or more Motorola U.S. Patents.A partiallistingof
these patents is provided on the inside surface of the batterydoor.Other patentscovering
this product are pending.

Note:

Only the first 15 patents listed below apply to pager models which utilize the

POCSAG protocol.

1. 4336524 13. 5247519 25. 5450071

2. 4385295 14. 5073767

3. 4412217 15. 5157391

4. 4518961 16. 5128665

5. 4701759 17. 5117500

6. 4755816 18. 5168493

7. 4829466 19. 5051993

8. 4839628 20. 5311516

9. 4851829 21. 5325088

10. 5381138 22. 5371737

11. 4893271 23. 4860003

12. 4910510 24. 5414419

PATENT INFORMATION

41

FCC Compliance

Thisdevice complieswith part15 of the FCC Rules Operationand is subject to the
followingtwo c onditions: (1) This device may not cause harmfulinterference,and (2) this
devicemust acceptany interferencereceived, including interference that may cause
undesiredoperation.
Thisequipment has been tested and found to comply with the limitsfor a ClassB digital
device,pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonableprotectionagainst harmful interferencein a residential installation. This
equipmentgenerates,uses and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and if not installedand
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
particularinstallation.

If this equipmentdoes cause harmful interferenceto radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning t he equipment off and on, t he user is encouragedto try to
correctthe interferenceby 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 differentfrom that to which the
receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC COMPLIANCE

42

Warranty

ONE (1) YEAR STANDARD LIMITED WARRANTYAND PROVISIONS(U.S.A. ONLY)

Motorolawarrantsthe pager against defectsin materialand workmanship under normal
use and service for the period of time specifiedbelow.This express warranty is extended
by Motorola, 1500Gateway Blvd., Boynton Beach, Florida 33426to the original end user
purchaseronly andis not assignableor transferableto any other party.

Thiswarranty setsforth t he full extent of MOTOROLA's responsibilitiesregarding the
pager.Repair,replacement, or refund of the purchase price, at MOTOROLA's option, is the
exclusiveremedy. THIS WARRANTY IS GIVEN IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, IMPLIED WARRANTIES
OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FORA PARTICULAR PURPOSE.THIS
WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE DURATION CHOSEN. IN NO EVENT SHALL
MOTOROLA BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGESIN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF
THE MOTOROLA PAGER, FOR ANY LOSS OF USE, LOSS OF TIME,
INCONVENIENCE, COMMERCIAL LOSS, LOST PROFITS OR SAVINGS OR OTHER
INCIDENTAL,SPECIAL ORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE
OR INABILITY TO USE SUCH PRODUCT,TO THE F ULL EXTENT SUCH MAYBE
DISCLAIMEDBY LAW.
Motorolapagersare shipped from the factorywith a standardlimited warrantyof one (1)
yearon partsand labor fromdate of purchase by the originalenduser purchaser,based on
proofof purchase.In the event of a defect, malfunction, or failure to conform to
specifications during the warrantyperiod, Motorola, at its option, willeither repair,replace
or refund the purchaseprice of the pager.Repair,at Motorola'soption,may include the
replacementof parts or boards with functionallyequivalentreconditionedor new partsor
boards.(continued)

W ARRANTY

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LIMITEDWARRANTYAND PROVISIONS (U.S.A.) continued

Replacedpartsandboardsare warranted for the balanceof the originalwarrantyperiod.Allparts
and boards removed in the replacementprocess shall become theproperty of Motorola.

Thiswarranty does not cover defects, malfunctions,performancefailuresor damages to the unit
resultingfrom use in other than its normal and customary manner, misuse, accident or neglect,
theuse of non-conformingparts,or improperalterationsor repairs.Thiswarrantydoes not cover
wearand tear on covers or housings,nor the coverage orrange over whichthe pager will receive
signals.

For information on how to receive service on Motorolapagers or covered accessories,
call 1-800-548-9954or 1-800-793-7834(TTY).

Pager warranty will be VOID if any of the following conditions occur:

• P agers that are incomplete such as those in which boardsor components are missing and/
or incompatible.

• P agers whose serial numbers do not match on the boards, or pagers in which the board
serial
numbers don’t match the housing.

• P agers that have been opened by,or had work performedby,anyone other than a Motorola
authorized pager service center.

W ARRANTY

• P agers received with non-conformingor non-Motorola housings or parts.

• Flat rate repairfees apply to pagers and accessories not covered under warranty.

STATE LAWS

SOMESTATES DO NOT ALLOW T HE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTALOR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR LIMITATION ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIEDWARRANTY
LASTS, THEREFORE THE ABOVELIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY.This
warrantygivesyou specificlegal rights and you may also have other rightswhich varyfrom state
to state.

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Personal Numbers

Just one m ore thing.Youcan use this page to keep track
of important numbers.

Service Provider Pager Number and PIN

Family and Friends Pager Number and PIN

TalkAbout T350 Word Message Pager

Quick Reference Card

w

On

W

Private Time on

å

Message, selected

¥

Message, unselected

i

Delete All

-

Audible alert

e

Chirp alert

u

Vibrate alert

=

Alarm turned on

q

Alarm turned off

y

Locked message

t

Outofrange

o

Messagecontinuation

‡

Low-battery

†

Information service
menu

À

Information service
menu, selected

®

Information service
message,selected

¶

Information service
message, unselected

Ã

Chirpon, selected

Ö

Chirp on, unselected

i

Lockedmessage,
selected

¢ Lockedmessage,

unselected

¨

Message alarmon,
selected

´ Messagealarm on,

unselected

ã

Duplicate message,
unselected

æ

Duplicate message,
selected

‹

Twenty-four hour clock

›

Twelve hour clock

» Truncated message
õ Errored characters

µ

Missing message
fragment

--/--

Dailyalarm setting

Settingthe Time and Date From --

00:00afi

:00afwiuqyt

00:00afwiqy

:fwiuqyto

w

4:30 P 4/23

Press To Display Then Press

Ä untilTIME/DATE?
appears

s w

¡

TIME/DATE?

Ä to set the hour ¡to move to the

w

next field

9:00A› 1/01

Ä and¡ to set the

minutes, AM/PM, the 12/24
hour clock setting, the
month, and the day

w

9:35A› 3/24

º tosave the

setting

Setting the Alarm From the standby screen

00:00

i

to

to

to

00:00

i

:00

wiuqyt

00:00

wiqy

:fwiuqyto

Press To Display Then Press

Ä untilALARMS?
appears

s w

af=

¡

ALARMS?

Ä to select alarm 01,

02,or 03

w:0 01 q

¡

12:35P 4/23

Ä to turn the alarm

on = or off q

w:0 01 =

¡

12:35P 4/23

Ä and¡ to set the

hour,the minutes, AM/PM,
the month, and the day

w:0 01 =

7:30A 5/27

º to save

Note: = now appears
on the standby screen.

--

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registered trademarks of Motorola, Inc.

© 1999 by Motorola, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off.

1500 Gateway Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL 33426-8292

Personal Communications Sector

Printed inU.S.A. 12/99

TalkAbout T350 All Models

Tested To Comply

With FCC Standards

FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

6881034B80-O

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