Motorola T5ZN1 Users manual
APPLICANT: MOTOROLA FCC ID: IHDT5ZN1
A preliminary draft copy of the user manual follows.
EXHIBIT 8
Prohibition of illegal modification of
ESN
Each handset manufactured by Motorola has its own ESN(Electronics Serial
Number). If this ESN is removed or changed, or an attempt is made to
reproduce and enter another ESN, the software built in the handset starts to
operate to abort the attempt. In addition, such an illegal attempt may damage
the software of the handset, with the result that the terminal equipment cannot
be used any longer.
Thus, customers are required to use care not to incur any damage due to such
an illegal act. Especially, once such an illegal act is identified, our free and paid
services is rejected and legal steps may be taken pursuant to the related civil
laws(Article 4 of Radio Wave Act and Article 347 of the Criminal Law Act).
This product should not be added with any separate equipment that may cause
an alteration to its original performance as described on type registration.
? Any content of this manual and any feature of the handset are subject to change
according to situation.
Compliments
Thanks in deed for and congratulations to purchasing the cellular phone of Motorola
which enjoys the best radio communication technology in the world.
All of the Motorola cellular communication equipment are designed and
manufactured in compliance with the in-house strict standard and international
standards. Especially, they are subjected to stringent tests on temperature, humidity,
impact, dust, vibration, and drop before being released.
We assure you that MC-8700 handset manufactured through these processes gives
you high quality satisfaction.
Thank you again for selecting our products in the hope that you would succeed in
your business with your MC-8700
Content
Information about Components and Battery
Confirmation of Components
Information about Battery
Battery Use Time
Information about Charge
Configuration of MC-8700
Basic Use
Turning Power On/Off
Turning Handset On/Off
Receiving a Call
Viewing Feature Menu
How to Use Major Features
Telephone Directory
Searching by Name
Searching by Memory Address
Entering A New Telephone Number
Confirming User's Own Telephone Number
Timer
Last Call Time
Total Call Time
Deleting Call Time Information
Selecting Tone Type
Selecting Ringer/Vibration/Lamp
Selecting Ringer Type
Selecting Ringer Volume
Selecting Keytone Volume
Selecting Voice Volume
Selecting Length of Keytone
Selecting Call Connection Tone/End Tone Volume
Alert Tones
Call Connection Tone
One Minute Alert Tone
Area Change Alert Tone
Signal Low Alert Tone
Call Closing Tone
Lock Mode
Lock Setting
Setting Originating Call Restrict
New Password
Setting Emergency Number
Clearing Emergency Call Number
Erasing Called List
Confidential Telephone Number
Returning to Defaults
Call Related Features
Auto Answer
Auto Redialing
Auto Area Code
Setting Alarm
Call Reservation
Schedule Management
World Time
User Time
Selecting Background Illumination
Changing Initial Display Screen
Additional Service
Registering/Clearing Transit Connection Feature
Software Version
Features Available During Calls
Sending User's Own Telephone Number
Receiving Tone Volume
Silencing Sending Tone (Mute Mode)
Note Mode
User's Own Telephone Number
Electronic Dialing
How to Use Message Service
Basic Use
Receiving A Message
Confirming Received Voice Message
Confirming Received Text Message
Sending A Message
Erasing All Messages
Setting
Appendix
Menu Status Table
Information about Components and
Battery
Confirmation of Components
Standard type battery, Medium capacity battery, User's manual
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Separate items(battery, battery charger, etc.) vary according to clients' requirements.
Information about Battery
Battery Status Display
Battery charging status can be confirmed from the illustration on the LCD
display of the handset showing battery charge level.
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Shows that battery charge level is high.
? Shows that battery charge level is low.
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Shows that the battery has been almost discharged, so it is necessary
to recharge it promptly.
Low voltage alert : When the battery is almost used up, a 'beep' is sounded and
flashes on LCD display.
After a given length of time, the handset is turned OFF
automatically.
Storage and Disposal of Battery
To extend the battery life, do NOT leave off the battery under -10? or beyond 45?.
Do not leave the battery inside your car but carry it with yourself. A battery with its
life over must be thrown to a designated place; do not throw it near open flame.
Caution: Use care not to allow the battery terminals(metal plates touching the
charger) to short other metals.
Continuous call and standby time
Continuous call is a status where a call conversation can be made continuously until
the battery is discharged completely, or the required time for a complete discharge of
the battery. Electric current is used more in standby time than during calls, so the
longer call time is, the shorter the standby time remains.
Installing Battery Pack
1. Fit the upper side of the battery pack into the groove provided on the rear
side of the handset.
2. Slide it all the way in the arrow direction until 'click' is heard.
Removing Battery Pack
Push down the battery pack with the removal button pressed.
Hint: Be sure to turn off the power of the handset before removing the
battery pack from the handset.
Battery Use Time
l Battery use time is decreased if you stay in a no service area over an extended
period of time.
l Electric current is used more in standby time than during calls, so the longer call
time is, the shorter the standby time remains.
l The use time of digital cellular phone varies depending upon mobile
telecommunications system and base station system setups.
l Battery life decreases slowly over an extended period of time. If the battery
charge level is decreased to a half level, replace it with a new battery.
Battery use time and standby time are as follows in the optimum condition(based
upon a brand-new battery):
Standard type Medium Capacity type
Continuous Call Approx. 80?120 minutes Approx. 100?140 minutes
Continuous
Standby
Approx. 20?45 hours Approx. 40?65 hours
l Slot mode: Information exchange interval between the handset and base station
when the handset is in 'pause' status.
l The above data results from the measurements at slot mode 2 in our in-house
laboratory.
Information about Charge
Using Desktop Charger
The battery can be charged with the handset attached to the front side of the
charger. For the rear side of the charger, the battery is charged as illustrated in the
diagram.
Battery Charging Time
Charging time depending upon battery and charger is as follows:
l Standard type battery : 3 hours
l Medium capacity battery : 4 hours
Temperature
It is recommended that the battery is charged at room temperature. To protect the
battery life, do not leave off the battery under 10? or beyond 45?. Also do not leave
it in your car but carry it with yourself. A brand-new battery or such a battery that has
been left off over an extended period of time resulting in complete discharge cannot
be charged at a high speed. In these cases, charge it for approximately 12 hours.
Battery with Its Life Over
A battery with its life over requires lots of charging time gradually. In general, if call time is
decreased or more time is required to charge the battery than before, it means that the
battery has run out. Replace it with a new one.
Color of Status Lamp Indicating Charge Status
l Red - Shows that the battery is being charged.
l Green - Shows that the battery has been charged over 90% and, if charged
approximately 1 hour more, it will be charged completely.
l Red(Blinking) - Shows either that the battery is not properly attached to the
charger or that the battery is not normal. Battery cannot be charged.
Configuration of MC-8700
Feature Keys
Used to end a call or to turn on/off the power.
Used to delete characters/numbers shown on LCD or use
message service.
Used to display feature setup MENU or convert Korean
to English, vice versa.
Used to store a telephone number/name/changed
feature.
Used to search a stored telephone number/recently
called number.
Used to adjust volume up and scroll menus.
Used to adjust volume down and scroll menus.
Display Window(LCD)
Displays receiving signal strength level.
Displays no service area.
Displays vibration feature setup.
Displays alarm feature setup.
Displays roaming area other than home service
Displays in English.
Displays the reception of a message.
Displays battery charging level.
Basic Use
Turning Power On/Off
1. Open the flip, and press and hold key.
The lamp lights up.
2. Opening the flip and pressing/holding key displays
"Call is ended" message and then the power is turned Off.
l The current time is displayed automatically in an area where radio
wave can be received.
Turning Handset On/Off
1. Open the flip and enter an area code and telephone number.
2. Press key.
3. When call is finished, either close the flip or press key.
• If entering a wrong telephone number, pressing key deletes each number
from the rear. Pressing and holding key deletes the whole number at one
time.
Receiving a Call
1. When the ringer sounds,
2. Open the flip and start conversation.
3. If the flip is opened, press any key.
4. If the flip is closed, pressing key allows you to place a call.
Viewing Feature Menu
1. In standby mode, pressing Displays the feature menus.
2. Press (# 4) , (3R) or Key to confirm the number of a desired menu.
3. Press the number of the desired menu.
How to Use Major Features
Telephone Directory
Searching by Name
Using this feature searches a telephone number stored into the handset.
1. Press Ô ¶ Ô ¶ key in sequence.
2. Entering one or more characters among desired names and pressing
key approaches the name group containing the desired name.
(Pressing key allows you to enter the name in English.)
3. Press key.
(The selected number will be displayed.)
4. Pressing key places a call to the displayed number.
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Deleting Stored Numbers
1. If a desired name is displayed, press key.
2. Select 'YES" by pressing (# 4) , (3R) or key, and then press ey.
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Entering English text
Enter A by pressing once.
Enter B by pressing twice.
Enter C by pressing three times.
Enter 2 by pressing four times.
Enter a by pressing five times.
Enter b by pressing six times.
Enter c by pressing seven times.
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Entering special symbols
Press ¶ to enter the following special symbols:
• These can be entered only in English mode.
Searching by Memory Address
Using this feature searches a telephone number stored on the handset.
1. Press Ô ¶ Ô · key in sequence.
2. Confirm the address name you want by entering a desired storage address.
3. Pressing key places a call to the displayed number.
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Quick Dialing
Pressing + 3V key searches telephone numbers stored in the order of
address.
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