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Thank you for purchasing the Pager.
Through its advanced technology, the will
keep you connected to your important messages,
anytime, anyplace.
Please read this manual carefully to maximize all of its
features and capabilities.
FEATURES
DESCRIPTION OF INDICATORS & SYMBOLS
CONTROL BUTTONS
OPERATION
Installing/Replacing the Battery
Turning the Backlight On/Off
Turning The Pager On
Turning The Pager Off
Main Screen
Function Menu Screen
Inbox Folder Screen
Info Folder Screen
Saved Folder Screen
Reading Messages in each Folder
Scrolling Screen by Screen
Reading Previous or Next Message
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FUNCTION MENU
Setting the Time and Date
Setting Alarm
Setting Private Time
Setting Message Alert
Setting Audible ON/OFF
Enabling the Display Zoom
Enabling the Reminder Alert
Low Battery Alert
Locking and Unlocking Messages
Deleting A Message
Deleting All Messages
Moving A Message to the Saved Folder
Setting the Info Slot Alert Type
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16 Flex addresses
6 Line x 20 Alpha Character Display
Up to 20 Inbox Messages
15 Info Message Slots
Up to 16 Saved Messages
Inbox Message Storage: 6400 Characters
Info Message Storage: 19200 Characters
Saved Message Storage: 3200 Characters
Up to 10 Inbox Messages can be Locked to Prevent Deletion
Info History of up to 7 messages
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Zoom On/Off (User Selectable)
Battery Status Display
One Time or Daily Alarm (User Selectable)
Message with Time & Date Stamp
Automatic Alert Reset
One Beep, Seven Alerts ,
Plus Chirp, Vibe, Vibe and chirp and Silent Options
Reminder Alert for Unread Messages (User Selectable)
Menu Option to Turn Device ON/OFF
New Message Indication (Flashing Icon)
(#7 the continuous Alert)
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Caution : The Continuous Alert is designed for Emergency Personnel,
alert will continue until answered. Be sure to check battery level,
if alert has continuously attempted to notify of message over a long period of time
Unread Message Indication
Continuous Message Indication (with Icon)
Erred Character Indication
All or Individual Message Delete
Memory Full Indication (with Icon)
Message Slot Number
Duplicate Message Indication (with Icon)
EL Backlight Display
Out of Service Range Indication (Optional)
Message Retention During Battery Replacement
1 AA Battery
Private Time
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Indicators
Audio Alert
Vibe Alert
Enabled Alarm
Enabled Private Time
New Page or Unread Message
Unlock Message
DESCRIPTION OF INDICATORS & SYMBOLS
In Range or Out Range Indication
Full Battery Status
2/3 Battery Status
1/3 Battery Status
Low Battery Status
Message Continuation
Power On
Indication
Lock Message
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Symbols
DESCRIPTION OF INDICATORS & SYMBOLS
Inbox Folder
Info Folder
Saved Folder
Set Time
Set Alarm
Set Alert
Pager Off
Zoom
Enable Reminder
Disable Reminder
Delete All
Delete
Escape
Move to Saved Folder
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Set Private
Symbols
DESCRIPTION OF INDICATORS & SYMBOLS
Info Slot (Enabled Alert)
Unread Info Slot (Enabled Alert)
Set Info Slot Alert
Enable Private Time
Disable Private Time
Saved Message
Unread Inbox Message
Read Inbox Message
Read Info Slot
Unread Info Slot
Message Cursor
Set Audible ON
Set Audible OFF
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CONTROL BUTTONS
Use to navigate through the Function menu
and through your messages
Use to navigate through time, alarm, and
date setting functions
Use to enter the Function menu mode
Use to turn the Backlight off
Use to exit to current Function mode
Use to turn the pager on and off
Use to read the received message
Use to activate your selection
Use to adjust the time, alarm, and date setting
functions
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Turn your pager off, hold the pager face down, slide the battery door lock
away from the door and open the battery compartment by pressing down
with your thumb on the battery door and sliding the battery door in the
direction indicated by the arrow on the battery door.
Lift up the battery door to access the battery.
Remove the old battery by pulling it towards the end of pager.
Insert a new AA type battery so the orientation matches the polarity
shown in the battery compartment.
If a new battery is inserted within the 30 seconds of removing
the old battery, messages will be retained.
Installing/Replacing the battery
The backlight allows viewing of messages in low light conditions.
To turn the backlight On, press and hold for 2 seconds
The Backlit will automatically turn off after 10 seconds of no buttons being pressed
To immediately turn the backlit Off, press and hold for 2 seconds
If the buttons pressed in the dark the backlight is automatically turned on
Turning the Backlight ON/OFF
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Turning the Pager On
PowerUp Screen
Main Screen
Stand by Screen
Press the Read button for two (2) seconds to turn the
pager on. A start-up screen is momentarily displayed and
the pager alerts the currently selected alert-mode
(Vibe, Audio, Silent).
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Turning the Pager Off
Off Screen
Time/Date display in Pager Off mode
Press the button to display the Function menu
Press the or button to move the cursor on OFF icon
Press the button
"TURN PAGER OFF?" is displayed
Press the button again to turn the pager off
Note: If you choose the function key ( ) while the pager
is off, the pager will display Pager Off Mode and the
time and date. The display disappears in a few seconds
or after you press any of the pager keys.
The pager is now off and the screen should be blank.
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Main Screen
Main Screen
Press or to move the cursor between Main Screen Folders
Press to enter the selected Folder
Pressing any of the buttons on the Standby Screen will provide access
to the Main Screen.
The Main Screen shows both the current status of message folders
(Inbox/Info/Saved) and the time and date.
The Main Screen also displays any activated pager settings on the left
hand side.
The numbers to the right of the inbox and info icons indicate the
number of unread messages.
When the Main Screen is initially displayed, the Inbox Folder icon is
the first icon followed by the Info and Saved icons.
The Inbox Folder is also highlighted. Choosing either arrow button
will highlight the other icons.
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Function Menu Screen
The Function Menu provides access to the many features in corporated in the T4 .
Function Menu Screen
As you navigate through the Function menu, the Function icon
will change to indicate the current location of the cursor.
Press or to navigate through the Function menu
Press to enter the current function
Press to exit the Function menu
Note: Depending on the pager and whether it has messages, some icons may not display on the pager.
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Inbox Folder
Inbox Folder Screen
The Inbox Folder Screen shows information about your
Inbox messages.
- Status: Unread, read or locked
- Timestamp: Month/Day
- Preview: First and second line of message
Note: The status of an unread message will not change by previewing
the message. You must select the Read button ( ) to open
and view the message. Only after the message has been opened
will it be marked as "read" on your pager.
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Info Folder Screen
Info Folder Screen
Saved Folder Screen
Saved Folder Screen
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The Inbox Folder Screen shows information about your
Inbox messages.
- Status: Unread, read or locked
- Timestamp: Month/Day
- Preview: First and second line of message
The Saves Folder Screen shows information about your
Inbox messages.
- Timestamp: Month/Day
- Preview: First and second line of message
Reading Messages in each Folder
Scrolling Screen by Screen
Reading Previous or Next Message
Press to move the cursor to the message you want to read
Press button to read the message
or
Press and hold button
When reading a message, Press button to read the Previous or Next message or
Note: If the reminder alert is enabled, the pager will give a periodic alert until all unread
messages are read. A flashing symbol on the Stand by screen indicates that there are
unread messages on your pager.
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Setting the Time and Date
Set Time Screen
To set the Time and Date, perform the following steps.
From the Function Menu:
Press to move the cursor to display "SET TIME"
Press to display the Set Time Screen
Press to move the cursor to the next digit
Press to adjust the current digit
Repeat the two previous steps to adjust all time digits
Press to activate the current setting and exit to the
Main Screen
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Setting Alarm
Set Alarm Screen
Press or to move the cursor to display " SET ALARM "
Press to display the Set Alarm screen
Press to select the desired alarm type
(Off, 1 time, Daily)
Press or to move the cursor to the time adjust field
Press to adjust the current digit
Repeat the two previous steps to adjust all the time digits
Press button to activate the current setting and exit to the
Main Screen
SET ALARM
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To set an alarm, perform the following steps.
From the function Menu:
Press or to move the cursor to display "SET PRIVATE" SET PRIVATE
Press to display the Set Private screen
Press or to move the cursor
Press to adjust the current digit or to enable/ disable private time
Repeat the two previous steps to adjust all the time digits
After setting the ON time, repeat the previous steps to set the OFF time
Press button to activate the current setting and exit to the Main Screen
: Enable Icon
: Disable Icon
Setting Private Time
Private Time allows you to specify a time period during which the
device receives message without our an audible or vibe alert.
To Set Private Time, perform the following steps.
From the Function Menu:
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Note: While Private Time is active, the Reminder alert and Low Battery alert
will not sound.
Set Private Time Screen
Setting Message Alert
Set Message Alert Screen
You can set the following message alerts:
Audible
Chirp
Vibe and Chirp
In addition, you may select from 7 Pleasing Alerts.
The #7 Pleasing Alert is the Continuous Alert, which alerts
until the message is read. To change the Message Alert,
perform the following steps.
Press to move the cursor to display "SET ALERT"
Press to display the Set Alert screen
Press to move the cursor to the alert you want to set
Press to activate the alert setting and exit to the Main Screen
or
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Note: You may also press to exit to the Main Screen without changing the Message Alert.
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Vibe
Silent
If the Personal alert type is silent all Info service page alerting
is silent regardless of current setting.
Setting Audible ON/OFF
If the device alerting is audible it can be quickly toggled to vibe.
From the Function menu:
Press to move the cursor to display "SET AUDIBLE ON/OFF"
Press to toggle the Audible Setting
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If the Audible On function is set ( ), the pager will alert.
If the Audible Off function is set ( ), the pager will be on vibe mode. Audible Mode applies to
all alerts, including reminder alert, alarm, etc.
Although the pager is audible off, alarm is audible only.
Note: If the Inbox alert has been set for Silent or Vibe, setting the Audible ON/OFF Function
will not change alerting behavior.
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Setting Display Zoom
Zoom Setting Screen
When this feature is enabled, the standard 6-line Display can be
changed to a 3-line Display.
The characters are enlarged to increase message readability.
To Set the Display Zoom, perform the following steps.
From the Function Menu:
Press to move the cursor to display "ZOOM"
Press to display the Zoom screen
Press to select the Zoom mode desired
Press to activate the Zoom and exit to the Main Screen
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Enabling Reminder Alert
When this feature is enabled and there are unread Inbox messages, the pager will alert the user with
the current selected Inbox alert. The pager does not emit reminder alerts for Info Messages, or
messages with no alert setting. To change the Reminder Alert Setting, perform the following steps.
From the Function menu:
Press to move the cursor to display "ENABLE/DISABLE REMINDER"
Press to toggle the current setting and exit to the Main Screen
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Low Battery Alert
When the Battery capacity falls below the operational level,
a Low Battery indication message will be displayed and an alert chirp
will sound every hour.
Locking and Unlocking Messages
Up to 10 messages can be locked to prevent them from being deleted or from being replaced when
the memory is full. To Lock or Unlock a message, perform the following steps.
From the Inbox Folder Status Screen:
To lock or unlock a message while reading it, follow the last two steps above while the message is
displayed.
Note: Info and Saved Messages cannot be locked.
Press to select the message you want to lock or unlock or
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Press and then press to move the cursor to show "LOCK" or "UNLOCK"
Press to activate the setting
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To delete a single message perform the following steps.
From the Inbox/Info/Saved Folder Status Screen:
Press or to select the message you want to delete
Press and then press or to move the cursor to show "DELETE"
Press to delete the message
DELETE
Deleting A Message
To Delete all messages, perform the following steps.
From the Inbox/Info/Saved Folder Status Screen:
Press and then press or to move the cursor to show "DELETE ALL"
Press to delete all messages
DELETE ALL
Deleting All Messages
Note: Unread personal messages and Locked messages cannot be deleted by using the
Delete All function. Using Delete All with the Info Folder, will only delete those messages in
the current selected slot.
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To move a message to the Saved Folder, perform the following steps.
From the Inbox/Info Folder Screen:
Press or to select the message you want to move
Press and then press or to move the cursor to show "NOTEBOOK"
Press to move the message
To Move a message while reading it, follow the last two steps above while the message is displayed.
Note: The term "NOTEBOOK" refers to the Saved Folder.
NOTEBOOK
Moving A Message to the Saved Folder
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Press or to select the Info Slot you want to set the alert for
Press and then Press or to move the cursor to show "SET ALERT"
Press and then Press or to move the cursor to the desired alert type
Press to activate the alert setting
While reading a message, follow the last three steps.
Note: When Inbox Message alert is set to Vibe , all alerts revert to Silent regardless of the
current Info Slot alert type.
SET ALERT
Setting the Info Slot Message Alert Type
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A different alert can be set for each Info Slot.
To set the Info Slot Alert, perform the following steps.
From the Info Folder status Screen:
Neither your Wireless Provider nor Sun Telecom International is responsible for data that may be
damaged or lost at any time, including, without limitation data lost or damaged during the servicing
of Sun Telecom International hardware. In as much as the wireless data service provided, we cannot
guarantee or warrant that the wireless data service will always be available or will always function
properly. For this and other reasons, the wireless data service should not be relied upon for the
transmission of data relating to emergency or life-threatening or mission critical situations, and Sun
Telecom International disclaims any liability on its behalf and on behalf of its Wireless Providers for
events or damages resulting from such reliance or the failure of the wireless data service to perform
or to be available for your use of the wireless data service, including, without limitation, the lack of
service coverage in the area in which YOU wish to use the wireless solution. To the extent the third
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including damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information
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apply without regard to whether such damages are claimed, asserted or brought in an action or claim
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and 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 particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception (which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on), the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient/Relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from
that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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