Motorola V700 POSAG User Manual

Contents

Introduction............................................... 1

Getting Started

Installing/Replacing the Battery............. 2

Control Buttons...................................... 4

Turning Your Pager On .......................... 6

Turning Your Pager Off .......................... 6

Sending a Test Page to Yourself............ 7

Backlight................................................ 7

Using the Features Menu...................... 8

Time andDate

Setting the Time and Date..................... 9

Alerts

Setting the Alert................................... 11

Setting the Alert Pattern....................... 12

Personal Messages

Receiving/Reading Personal

Messages ....................................... 13

Locking and Unlocking Messages

To Lock or Unlock a Message.............. 15

Deleting Messages

To Delete Messages

using the Features Menu ................ 16

To Delete all Unlocked,

Un-alarmedand Read

Messages ....................................... 16

Pager Alarms

To Setthe Alarmfor a Specific

Time and Date................................ 17

To Set the Alarm to Alert Daily............. 18

Setting the Message Alarm.................. 19

Pager Auto On/Off

Setting Auto On/Off ............................. 21

Maildrop/Information Services

To Turn a Maildrop Alert On and Off..... 24

Notebooks

MovingMessages to

Your Notebooks .............................. 25

Features................................................... 27

Use and Care ........................................... 29

1

Congratulations onpurchasing your V700Word Message Pagerby
Motorola. Yournew pager providesexciting capabilities in messaging and
can become avital part of yourbusiness and personallife. The pager’s
four-linedisplay andexpanded functionalityincorporates many ofthe most
advancedelectronic, communicationsand wireless technologies available.
It isreliable, convenient,and designed foreasy operation.

These operatinginstructions explain howto use yourpager and provide
helpful suggestionsfor first-time andexperienced users.

These c ompactpagers integratemessaging andtime keepingfeaturesin a
packagethat isconvenient tocarry.Full understandingof whatthis product
offers begins with reading thisuser’s guide.

This user’s guide includes a detachablequick referencecard on the
back cover.

INTRODUCTION

2

Effective Use of Your Pager

Yourpager canhelp youkeepin contactwith everyoneimportant toyou. B y
giving yourpager number toyour business associates,family, and friends,
you canbe contacted whenever needed.

If youhave acellular phone, giveyour pager number instead of your
cellular number. Then you can decide whoto call backon your cellular
phone withoutpaying for incoming calls.

Battery Information

Yourpager is designedtooperate with a single AA-size alkalinebattery
(carbon zincbatteries arenot recommended). Seethe diagramon thefollowing
pagefor the batterydoor location.

Installing/Replacing the Battery

To installor replace the battery, holdthe pager facedown and proceedas
follows:



Unlock thebattery door bysliding the doorlatch awayfrom the battery
door.

GETTING STARTED

3



Slide thebattery door in thedirection of the arrow (toward theouter
edge).



Lift thebattery door awayfrom the housingto remove it.



Lift thebattery out of thebattery compartment, taking note of the
positive (+)and negative (-) markings on thebattery and the pager
housing.



To installa new battery, reversethis procedure, takingnote of the
positive (+)and negative (-) markings.

Caution:

Do not insert the battery backwards or all messages will be

erased.

Ì







V700 Battery Replacement(rearview)

GETTING STARTED

4

Control Buttons

H
I

Left/Right

Directional

Buttons

Used tonavigate through the Featuresmenu
and through your messages.

Left/Right

Directional

Buttons

Features/

Select Button

Read/Escape/

Power On Button

Up/Down

Directional Buttons

GETTING STARTED

5

K Feature/Select

Button

Used todisplay theFeatures menu, to select
a pager feature,and to activate your
selection.

J Read/

PowerOn

Used to turn the pager on and to read
messages.

F

G

Up/Down

Directional

Buttons

Use to navigate through time, alarm, date
setting features and to navigate through
messages.

GETTING STARTED

6

Turning Your Pager On

Press Ë.
Your pageraler ts and shows

ë inthe left columnof the display. The time

and dateare shown at the bottom of t he display.
When thepager is onand no activityis taking place,the Standbyscreen is

displayed.The Standby screendisplays thepower-on indicator N and may
display other pager status indicators.

Turning Your Pager Off



Press K to display theFeatures menu.



Press H to move thecursor toq.



Press K.

TURN PAGER OFF?

is display ed.



Press K again to turn the pager off.

Your pageris now offand the screen is blank.

GETTING STARTED

7

Sending a Test Page to Yourself

It's agood idea to te st your pager andservice by sending apage to
yourself.Start by usingthe phone number, website, or emailaddress (and
a PIN,if required) yourservice providergave you,then enter ashort
message. Ifyou are sendinga word message from a phone, anoperator
will assistyou; otherwise, p ress the phone buttonsto enter a numeric
message or type a message and send it. While youare waiting for the
message toreach yourpager,refer to page 13for information abouthow to
read amessage. If yourpager does not rec eive the message within a few
minutes, contactyour service provider.After you'vetested the pager,read
the restof this guideto learn about themany useful featuresof your new
pager.

Backlight

The pager’s backlightilluminates in low-light conditions whenany buttonis
pressed. Youcan manually turn thebacklight on oroff at anytime by
pressing and holding

K fortwo seconds. The backlight automaticallytur ns

off whenthe pager returns tothe Standby screen.

GETTING STARTED

8

Using the Features Menu

Press K to display theFeatures menu.
The Featuresmenu gives you access to themany features ofyour pager

through a series ofsymbols and prompts.For example,when theFeatures
menu isfirst displayed, the a flashes, indicatingthe present positionof
the cursor.

ESCAPE

È Ñ å É ó ò ï ñ í Ö ¶

Set

Auto

On/Off

AddTo

Note-

book

Set

Message

Alarm

Choose

Alert

Set Audible/
VibrateAlert

Turn

PagerOff

Escape

(tostatus

screen)

Delete All

Messages

Lock/

Unlock

Message

Set Time

and Alarm

Delete

Message

Features Menu Example

GETTING STARTED

9

Note:

The icons displayed on your Featuresmenu depend on the status

of the pager and whetheror not you have messages in memory.

Note:

To exit fromthe Features menu without making anychanges,

press

J.

Setting the Time and Date



PressK to displaythe Features menu.



Press ä to move the cursor toÑ.



Press K to display the set-time screen.



PressI to movethe cursor tothe hour digit.



Press F or G to adjustthe hour.



Press I to move thecursor to the minutedigit.



Press F or G to adjustthe minute.



Repeat theprocess for eachset of digits: AM/PM/24hr., month/day/
year.

TIME AND DATE

10



Press K to activate thetime and datesetting.

If youmove the cursor past the lastsymbol in the row(far right), it
automaticallywraps around to the first symbol in the beginningof thesame
row (far left).

Note:

To exit from any screen without making changes, press J.



Ñ 22:23ô01/01/97



à 0:00ô--/--/--

SET TIME

Exampleof Set-TimeScree n

TIME AND DATE

11

Setting the Alert

The alert canbe set as eitheraudible or vibrate.



Press K to display theFeatures menu.



Press H to move thecursor toÉ or Œ.

The

É symbol is displayed ifthe pager is in the vibrate mode,prompting

you toenter the audiblemode, if desired.The

Πsymbol is displayed ifthe

pageris inthe audiblealert mode,prompting youto enter thevibrate mode,
if desired.



Press K to select the desiredalert mode.

If theselected mode is audible (

É), yourpager emits a short chirp.If the

selected mode is vibrate (

Œ) andyour pager has a vibrator,your pager

vibrates.

ALERTS

12

Setting the Alert Pattern

Note:

The pager must be inthe audible alert mode to select the alert
pattern.
Your pagerhas a standard alert (1),seven differentpleasing (musical)
alerts (2-8), anda chirping alert (j). Youcan also select noalert (r).

To changeyour alert:



Press K to display theFeatures menu.



Press H to move thecursor tol, then press K.



Press H or I to movethe cursor tothe desired alert.
The pagergives a sample of each alert when scrollingthrough the
selections.



Press K to activate thealert.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 j r

PLEASING ALERT

Exampleof the Alert PatternScreen

ALERTS

13

Receiving/Reading Personal Messages

When amessage is received, your pager alerts anddisplays a flashingm
symbol.



Press anybutton to stopthe alert.



Press Ë to display yourmessage.
The pagerautomatically stores the message and the time anddate it is
received.
Aflashing t at thebottom rightcorner ofthe screenindicates themessage
you arereading continues beyond the four lines of the display.



Press Ë to read the nextscreen.

PERSONAL MESSAGES

14



Press G to read your messageline by lineor press and hold J to
rapidly scrollthrough your message,screen by screen.

If more than one message exists,press

ä orã to selectthe message

you wantto read. Thesymbol

Ó indicatesthe location of the message.

Press

Ë todisplay yourmessage. While reading yourmessages, you can

press

ä orã to view the previousor next message.

Aflashing

ë symbol indicates you havea message thathas not been

read. Thepager alerts at predetermined intervalsto remind youof any
unread messages. Yourpager can store up to 19 personalmessages in
memory.

PERSONAL MESSAGES

15

Locking and Unlocking Messages

Up to10 messages can be locked in memory, preventing them frombeing
deleted orreplaced when memory is full.

To Lock or Unlock a Message



Press Ë.



Press H or I to selectthe message you want to lockor unlock.



Press K.



Press I tomovethecursortolock(g)orunlock(h).



Press K to lock or unlock the message.
The symbol g or h is displayed, indicating thestatus of themessage.

LOCK/UNLOCK MESSAGES

16

Deleting Messages

You candelete an unlockedand un-alarmed message whileyou are
viewing themessage or through the Features menu.

T o Delete Messages using the Features Menu



Pressä orã to selectthe message youwant todelete from memory.



Press K to display theFeatures menu.



Press ã to move the cursor toï.



Press K to receive confirmation of the request.



Press K to delete the message.

To Delete all Unlocked, Un-alar med and Read Messages



Press K to display theFeatures menu.



Press ã to move the cursor toñ.



Press K twice.

All unlocked,un-alarmed and read messagesare now deleted.

Note:

Personal andmaildrop notebooks are not deleted with this feature.

DELETING MESSAGES

17

Setting the Alarm

The alarmon yourpager canbe s et fora specifictime anddate, or itcan be
used asa daily alarm.

To Set the Alarm for a Specific Time and Date



Press K to display theFeatures menu.



Press H to move thecursor tov.



Press K to display theset-time-and-alarm screen.



Press G to move thecursor toÖ.

The alarm symbolshows the current alarm status. cis displayedif the
alarm is set, e is displayedif the alarm is not set.

Ñ 22:23ô01/01/97



à 0:00ô--/--/--



SET ALARM

Exampleof Set-Time-and- AlarmScr een

PAGER ALARMS

18



Press I to move thecursor toÖ.



Press F or G to turnthe alarm on oroff.



Press I to movethe cursor tothe hour digit.



Press F or G to adjustthe hour digit.



Repeat steps6 and 7 to adjust the minutes,AM/PM/24 hr.,and date.



Press K to ac tivate your selection.The Ö symbolis displayed on the

Standby screen.
At theselected time,your pageremits a12-second audiblealerteven if the
pager isin the vibratemode.

To Set the Alarm to Alert Daily

Followthe steps previously described, exceptwhen settingthe date, press
G forthe date entriesuntil a blankmonth, day, andyear (--/--/--) is
displayed.The alarm is nowset to alert every dayat this specifiedtime.

Note:

If the alarm expires without being acknowledged, the Ö symbol

flashes until any button is pressed.

Note:

To exit from any screen without making changes, press J.

PAGER ALARMS

19

Setting the Message Alarm

This featureallows youto set aone-time or daily alarm for a selected
personal message.Youcan set an alar m for up tofive personal messages.

To Set a One-time Message Alarm



Press Ë.



Press H or I to select the message you wantto alarm.



Press K.



Press I to movethe cursor to d.



Press K to display theset-message-alarm screen.
When thescreen is first displayed, the curs or is at thefar left position.
The symbol defines the alarm status—either alarm on (c)oralarmoff
(

Ã).



From the set-message-alarm screen, followthe same stepsdescribed

in Settingthe Alarm.

PAGER ALARMS

20

To Set a Daily Message Alarm

Followthe instructions aboveto set thealarm time, then follow the
instructions in “To Set the Alarm toAlertDaily” under Setting theAlarm.

The

b symbol replacesthe m symbol when the message alarm isset.

At theselected time, yourpagers vibrates oremits a 12-second alert,
depending onthe current alert mode.

Press

Ë todisplaythe messageforwhich thealarm isset.

Note:

If thealarm expires withoutbeing acknowledged,the Ö flashes until

the message is read.

PAGER ALARMS

21

SettingAutoOn/Off

To setyour pager toturn on and offautomatically.



Press K to display the Featuresmenu.



Press ä to move the cursor toå.



Press K to display the auto on/off screen.
When thescreen is firstdisplayed, the cursor isat the farthestleft position.
The on (

å)oroff(õ) symbol indicatesthe current status.

ON OFF

õ 0:00ô 0:00ô

Exampleof Auto On/Off Screen

PAGER AUTO ON/OFF

22



Press F or G to selectå or õ.



Press ã to move thecursor to the h our digit. The Auto On timeis
displayedon the leftand the AutoOff time isdisplayed on the right.



Press F or G to adjustthe hour.



Repeat theprocess for eachset of digits for both theon time and the
off time(hour, minute,AM/PM if yourpager is set todisplay time in the
12 hour mode).



Press K to ac tivate auto on/off.

The

å symbol isdisplayed ifthe auto on/offfeature is set to on. Ifthe on

time isequal to theoff time, thepager does notenable the autoon/off
feature.

PAGER AUTO ON/OFF

23

Maildrop/Information Services

If yourpager has maildrop (Information Services), messages are received
and read the same wayas personal messages andthe icon indicators are
located onthe second row ofthe display. Maildropmessages are located
on thesecond row of the display.

You canset your pagerto alert when maildrop messagesare received.

• Each individual maildrop can have the alert set to on or off. However, a

maildrop must contain a message to turn the alert on or off.

•AV in the maildrop message area indicates the alert is

off

for that

maildrop. A j indicates the alert is

on

for that maildrop.

Example ofMaildrop/Information Service Message Ar ea

m m

VÕV

Í

(

5:01 01/01/97

MAILDROP MESSAGES

24

• If the pager alert is set to audible, the maildrop alert is a single chirp. If
the pager alert is set to vibrate, the maildrop alert is a short vibration. If
the pager alert isset to No Message Alert, there isno audible or vibrate
maildrop alert.

• Pleasing (musical) alerts cannot beset for maildrop messages.

To Turn a Maildrop Alert On and Off



Press Ë.



Press H, I,orG to movethe cursor to t he desired maildrop.



Press K to display theFeatures menu.



Press I to move thecursor to thealert on (j)oralertoff(k) symbol.
If thealertis currently on for that maildrop,the alert off sy mbol (Ì)is
displayedin the Featuresmenu giving youthe option ofturning it off.If the
alert is currently off forthat maildrop,the alert onsymbol (Õ) isdisplayed in
the Featuresmenu giving youthe option ofturning it on.



Press K to select the desiredmaildrop alert mode.

MAILDROP MESSAGES

25

Moving Messages to Your Notebooks

Your pagerhas two notebookareas: a personal notebookfor storing
personal messages, and a maildrop (InformationServices) notebook for
storing informationservice messages,(refer to “Maildrop/Information
Services” on page 23).

To Store a Message in your Personal Notebook



Press Ë.



Pressä or ã tomovethecursor to select the message you wantto
move into your personal notebook.



Press K to display the Featuresmenu.



Press ã to move the cursor to¶.



Press K to movethe message intoyour personal notebook.

The ¶ symbol is shown in thetop right-hand corner ofthe display.

NOTEBOOKS

26

To Store a Message in the Mai ldrop (Information Service)
Notebook

Followthe same procedure as described for storing personal notebook
messages.

The ¶ symbol is shown in the second row, right-hand corner of the display.

Deleting Messages from Your Notebooks



Pressã to move thecursor to¶.



Press Ë to displaya list ofnotebook messages.



Press F or G to scrollthrough thelist untilK isdisplayed atthe notebook

message youwant to delete.



Press K to display the Featuresmenu.



Press ã to movethe cursor to ï.



Press K to confirm the deleterequest.



Press K to delete the message.



Repeat thesesteps to delete each message.

NOTEBOOKS

27

Features

Battery Gauge

The battery gaugeindicator is located on the status screen and keeps you
informed ofthe battery energy level. The five indicators rangefrom full to
low:

( (full), ) (3/4), * (1/2), + (1/4), and , (low).

Key Click

With thisoption enable, and the pager isin the audibleor vibrate mode,a
“click” is emitted whenever abutton ispressed. Theclick is not heard when
the pageris in the no alert (completely silent) mode.

Duplicate Message

If thesame message is receivedmore than once,DUPLICATE MESSAG E is
displayedat the beginning of the new message.The new message
contains thelatest time and date stamp.

FEATURES

28

OutofRange

With thisoption, T is displayed when your pageris located outside ofyour
paging coveragearea. T is nolonger displayed when you return toyour
coveragearea.

Errored Data Indicato r

The ú symbol displays when potentiallycorrupt data is received.The
indicator alternateswith the corrupted character.

Maildrop History

When thisoption is enabled,the pager stores up to four history files per
maildrop (InformationServices) slot selected. When anew maildrop
message is received on a spec ific slot, the existingmessage is “pushed”
into thehistory area and thenew message isstored in the maildropslot.
When afifth history file is received, the oldest history file isdeleted.

Your pagercan store up to19 personal messages in memory.

FEATURES

29

Cleaning Your Pager

To cleansmudges and grime fromthe exterior ofyour pager,use a soft,
non-abrasive c loth moistened in amild soap and water solution. Use a
second cloth moistened in clean waterto wipe thesurface clean. Donot
immerse in water. Do not use alcohol orother cleaning solutions.

Questions?

If youhave anyquestions about the useof your Motorolapager call
1-800-548-9954 or 1-800-793-7834 (TTY)in theU.S.If youhavequestions
about yourpaging service, contact your paging service provider. For
information aboutother Motorola products,please visit our web site at
www.motorola.com.

USE AND CARE

30

Care and Maintenance

The V700pagers are durable,reliable, and canprovide years of
dependable service; however,they are precision electronic products.
Waterand moisture, excessiveheat, and extremeshock may damage the
pager.Do not exposeyour pager tothese conditions. Ifrepair is required,
the MotorolaService Organization,staffed withspecially trained
technicians, offers repair andmaintenance facilities throughoutthe world.

You canprotect your pagerpurchase with an optional extended warranty
covering parts and labor. Formore information about warranties, please
contact eitheryour paging service provider, retailer, or Motorola, Inc.
at1-800-548-9954. Forrepairs, call Motorola,Inc. at1-800-548-9954 inthe
U.S.or 1-800-323-9685in Canada.In theU.S., tocontact Motorola,Inc. on
your TTY, call 1-800-793-7834.

Patent Information

This Motorolaproduct is manufactured under one or moreMotorola U.S.
patents. Thesepatent numbers arelisted inside the housing of this
product. OtherU.S. patentsfor this product are pending.

USE AND CARE

31

FCC Information

This device complieswith part 15 of theFCC Rules.Operation is subjectto the
followingtwo conditions: (1)This device maynot causeharmful interference,
and (2)this device mustacceptany interference received, including interference
that may causeundesired operation.
This equipment has been testedand foundto complywith thelimits fora Class
B digital device,pursuant to part15 ofthe FCC Rules.Theselimits aredesigned
to provide reasonableprotection against harmful interference ina residential
installation.This equipmentgenerates,uses and can radiateradio frequency
energyand, ifnot installedand usedin accordancewith the instructions, may
cause har mful interferenceto radiocommunications. However,there isno
guaranteethat interferencewill notoccur ina particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interferenceto radioor television
reception,which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouragedto try tocorrect theinterferenceby oneor moreof the
followingmeasures:

• Reorient or relocate the receivingantenna.

• Increase theseparation betweenthe equipment andreceiver.

• Connect theequipment into anoutlet on acircuit differentfrom that towhich
the receiver is connected.

• Consult thedealer or an experienced radio/TV technician forhelp.

FCC INFORMATION

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

Motorola warrants the pageragainstdefects in material and workmanship under normaluse and servicefor
the period of time specifiedbelow.This express warranty isextended by Motorola, 1500 Gateway Blvd.,
Boynton Beach, Florida 33426 to theoriginal end user purchaser onlyand is not assignable or transferable
to any otherparty.

This warranty setsforth the full extent ofMOTOROLA'sresponsibilities regarding thepager.Repair,
replacement, or refundof the purchaseprice, at MOTOROLA's option, is the exclusive remedy. THIS
WARRANTY IS GIVEN IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,INCLUDING
WITHOUT LIMITATION, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
P ARTICULAR PURPOSE. THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE DURATIONCHOSEN. IN NO EVENT
SHALL MOTOROLA BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE
MOTOROLAPAGER, FOR ANY LOSSOF USE,LOSS OFTIME, INCONVENIENCE,COMMERCIAL
LOSS, LOST PROFITS OR SAVINGSOR OTHER INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGESARISING OUTOF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE SUCH PRODUCT, TO THE FULL
EXTENT SUCH MAY BE DISCLAIMED BY LAW.

Motorola pagers areshipped from thefactory with a standard limited warrantyof one (1) year on parts and
labor from dateof purchase by the originalend user purchaser,based on proofof purchase. Inthe event of
a defect, malfunction,or failure to conform to specificationsduring the warranty period,Motorola, at its
option, will eitherrepair,replaceor refund thepurchaseprice of thepager.Repair,at Motorola's option, may
includethe replacement of partsor boards with functionally equivalent reconditioned or newpartsor boards.
Replaced parts and boards arewarrantedfor the balanceof the original warranty period.
(continued)

LIMITED WARRANTY AND PROVISIONS (U.S.A. ONLY) continued

All parts and boards removed in the replacement process shall become theproperty of Motorola. This
warranty does not cover defects, malfunctions, performance failuresor damages tothe unit resultingfrom
use in otherthan its normal andcustomary manner, misuse, accidentor neglect, the useof non-conforming
parts, or improperalterationsor repairs. T his warrantydoes not cover wearand tear oncoversor housings,
nor the coverage orrange over which the pager willreceive signals.

For information on how to receive service on Motorola pagers or covered accessories, call
1-800-548-9954 or 1-800-793-7834 (TTY).
Pager warranty will be VOID if any of the following conditions occur:

• Pagers thatare incomplete suchas those in which boardsor components aremissing and/or incompati­ble.

• Pagers whoseserial numbers donot match on the boards, orpagers in which the board serial
numbers don’t matchthe housing.

• Pagers thathavebeen opened by, or had work performed by, anyone other than a Motorola
authorized pager servicecenter.

• Pagers received withnon-conforming or non-Motorolahousings or parts.

Flat rate repairfees apply to pagers and accessoriesnot covered underwarranty.

STATE LAW RIGHTS

SOME STATES DO NOTALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR LIMITATION ON HOWLONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS,
THEREFORE THEABOVE LIMITA TIONSOR EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY. This warranty givesyou
specific legal rights and you mayalso have otherrights which vary from stateto state.

NOTES

NOTES

NOTES

Personal Numbers

Use thespaces provided belowto write down your pager and personal
identification number(PIN), and thenumber of yourservice provider.
Additional spaceshave been providedto write downthe pager and PIN of
your family and friends.

Service Provider Pager Number and PIN

Family and Friends Pager Number and PIN

PERSONAL NUMBERS

t, Motorola, and V700 are trademarks

or registered trademarks of Motorola, Inc.

Reg. U.S. Pat& Tm. Off.
© 1999by Motorola,Inc.

All Rights Reserved.

Personal Communications Sector

1500 Gateway Blvd.

Boynton Beach, FL 33426-8292

Printed inU.S.A. 9/99

@6881035B35@

6881035B35-O

V700 Quick Reference Card

Pager Status Symbols:
(Left column)

ë Power On
Í Audible Alert Mode

AutoOn/Off

Ö Alarm

Message Status S ymbols:
(Toptwo rows of display)

í LockedMessage

Õ Maildrop Indicator (AlertOn)

V MaildropIndicator (AlertOff)

ü Message In Memory Indicator
é Memory FullIndicator
Ö AlarmedMessage

Function M enu Symbols:
(Bottom row of display)

È Choose Alert

Ñ SetTime andAlarm

å Set Auto On/Off
É Set Audible Alert
Ç Set Vibrate Alert
ó Turn Pager Off
ò Escape (to status screen)
ï Delete Message

ñ Delete All Messages

í LockMessage
ì Unlock Message

Õ Maildrop Indicator (Alert On)

Ì Maildrop Indicator (Alert Off)

Ö Set Message Alarm

¶ Addto Notebook

Other Symbols:

å Enter AutoOn/Off Menu and Auto

On/Off Enabled

õ Auto On/OffDisabled
ô 24 HourTime

AM AM Time
PM PM Time

à Alarm Off

c Alarm On

Ç No MessageAlert(On Choose Alert

Menu)

Õ Chirping Alert(On ChooseAlert

Menu)

( Full BatteryGauge
, Low Battery Gauge

T OutofRange

Ü Message Continuation

Truncated Message

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Turning Your Pager On

Press J.

Turning Your Pager Off



From the Features Menu, press H to
movethecursorto

q.



Press K twice.

Features Menu

Provides access to the features
describedin this quickreferencecardand
in youruser’sguide.



Press K.



Press H or I to move within the
Function menu.

Receiving/Reading Messages



Press any button to stop the alert.



Press J to display yourmessage.



Press J to view the next screen.

Locking and Unlocking Messages



Press J.



Press H or I to select the message
you want to unlock/unlock.



Press K.



Press I to movethe cursor to lock
g or unlock h.



Press K.

Deleting Messages



Press J.



Press H orI toselect the message
you want to delete.



Press K.



Press I to movethe cursor to A.



Press K twice.

Setting the Time and Date



Fromthe Featuresmenu, pressH to
movethecursorto v.



PressK.



Press I tomove the cursor tothe hour
digit.



Press F or G toadjust thehour.



Repeat steps 3 and 4 toadjust the
minutes, AM/PM/24 hr., month, day,
and year.



Press K to activate the setting.

Setting Alarms



Fromthe Featuresmenu, pressH to
movethe cursor to v.



Press K.



Press G to movethe cursorto d.



Press I to movethe cursorto the
alarm symbol.



Press F or G untilc is displayed.



Followsteps 3through 6in

Time and

Date

to set the alarmtime.
To turnoff thealarm, in step 5 above,
press F orG until e is displayed.

Toset a message alarm:



With the message displayed, pressK.



Press I to movethe cursor to d.



Press F or G until c is displayed.



Followsteps 3through 6in

Setting the

Timeand Date

.

Note:

To seta dailypager ormessage

alarm, press

G until double dashes are

displayedfor the month, day, and year
(--/--/--).

Storing Messages in Your
Notebooks



Press J.



PressF,G, H,orI to movethe cursor
tothe messageyou want to move into
the notebook.



Press K.



Press I to move the cursor to u.



Press K to store the message.