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244 Section 4A: Important Safety Information
Hearing Aid Compatibility
HAC
A number of Motorola phones have been tested for hearing
aid compatibility. When some wireless phones are used with
certain hearing aids, users may detect a noise which can
interfere with the effectiveness of the hearing aid.
Some hearing aids are more “immune” than others to this
interference noise, and phones can also vary in the amount of
interference noise they may generate. ANSI standard C63.19
was developed to provide a standardized means of
measuring both mobile phone and hearing aids to determine
usability rating categories for both.
Ratings have been developed for mobile phones to assist
hearing aid users find phones that may be compatible with
their hearing aid. Not all phones have been rated for
compatibility with hearing aids. Phones that have been rated
have a label with the rating(s) located on the box, and at
www.motorola.com/accessibility
.
These ratings are not guarantees of compatibility. Results will
vary depending on the user's hearing aid and individual type
and degree of hearing loss. If a hearing aid is particularly
vulnerable to interference, even a phone with a higher rating
may still cause unacceptable noise levels in the hearing aid
Trying out the phone with your hearing aid is the best way to
evaluate it for your personal needs.
“M” Rating: Phones rated M3 or M4 meet FCC requirements
for hearing aid compatibility and are likely to generate less
interference to hearing aids than unrated phones. (M4 is the
“better” or higher of the two ratings.) On those models with
an extendable antenna, this rating is determined only with
the antenna extended.
- Phone User Guide 1
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Welcome to Nextel® 9
- Introduction 10
- Your Phone’s Menu 11
- 3: DC/GC OPTIONS 12
- 4: PERSONALIZE 12
- RING TONES 13
- 2: SETUP 14
- 2: PRIVACY 15
- 3: INTERFACE 15
- PROFILES 16
- CALL ALERT 16
- MY PICTURES 16
- Use and Care 17
- Getting Started 19
- Setting Up Service 20
- Setting Up Your Voicemail 22
- Enabling Security 22
- Account Passwords 23
- Getting Help 24
- Your Phone: The Basics 25
- Your i570 Phone 26
- Phone Basics 27
- Key Functions 28
- Locating Your SIM Card 30
- Installing the Battery 34
- Removing the Battery 35
- Charging the Battery 35
- Using the Charger 36
- Turning Your Phone On and Off 37
- Direct Connect Number 38
- Editing My Info 39
- M > My Info 39
- Basic Phone Features 40
- Viewing Status Information 41
- Accessories 45
- Entering Text 46
- 8 3 7 8 47
- Special Function Keys 48
- Using Numeric Mode 49
- Using Symbols Mode 49
- Using Your Phone 51
- Making and Answering Calls 52
- Types of Calls 53
- Making Calls 54
- Answering Calls 54
- Making Emergency Phone Calls 55
- Missed Phone Calls 57
- M > Contacts 57
- M > Recent Calls 58
- Redialing the Last Number 60
- Using Speakerphone 61
- Using Mute 61
- Connect® Calls 62
- Receiving Group Connect Calls 67
- Creating Groups in Contacts 67
- Adding Group Members 68
- O. A checkmark 68
- Storing Groups 70
- Storing Members of Groups 71
- Group Connect Call Details 72
- Using Nextel Direct Send 73
- Accept (left softkey) to 74
- Receiving a Picture 75
- Setting Picture Capability 76
- Sending Contact Information 78
- Joining a Talkgroup 83
- Adding More Talkgroups 83
- Making Talkgroup Calls 84
- Receiving Talkgroup Calls 84
- Making and Answering 85
- Nextel Direct TalkCalls 85
- Code Nextel Direct Talk Calls 86
- Using Call Alerts 90
- Responding to a Call Alert 91
- Using the Call Alert Queue 91
- M > Call Alert 91
- Deleting Call Alerts 92
- Using the Recent Calls List 93
- My Info From Other Phones 94
- <> 95
- Storing Items to Contacts 96
- M. Select Save 96
- Deleting Items 97
- Section 2B 98
- Using the Settings Menu 99
- Phone Calls Features 100
- DC/GC Options Features 101
- Personalize Features 101
- O in standby mode 102
- Volume Features 102
- Security Features 103
- Advanced Features 104
- Setting Ring Tones 105
- M > Ring Tones 106
- S appears on the display 107
- Downloading More Ring Tones 108
- Managing Memory 108
- Deleting Custom Ring Tones 109
- Wallpaper 110
- (Airplane Mode) 112
- # before the 113
- Using a Headset 114
- Using Profiles 114
- M > Profiles 116
- Temporary Profiles 116
- Storing a Temporary Profile 117
- Setting Call Filtering 119
- Using Shortcuts 121
- Setting Your Phone’s Security 124
- SIM Card Security 125
- Changing the PIN 126
- Unblocking the PIN 126
- 4. Close the SIM card holder 128
- M and * to lock and 129
- Your Phone’s Security 131
- M > Java Apps 132
- M > GPS > Privacy 133
- The default GPS PIN is 0000 134
- Using Contacts 136
- About Contacts 137
- Viewing Contacts 138
- Contacts 139
- Creating Entries 140
- Storing Numbers Faster 142
- Editing Entries 143
- Deleting Entries 143
- Checking Capacity 144
- Creating Pauses and Waits 144
- Using the Phone’s Tools 146
- Using Your Phone’s Datebook 147
- Viewing Datebook 148
- M > Datebook 148
- Creating Events 149
- Editing Events 152
- Deleting Events 153
- O or press 153
- Receiving Reminders 153
- O or press Dismiss (right 153
- Reminders 154
- M. Select Call # in Event 154
- # before the Talkgroup you 155
- Using Java Applications 157
- Suspending Applications 158
- Resuming Applications 158
- Suspended Apps 159
- Using GPS Enabled 162
- Making an Emergency Call 164
- M > GPS > Position 165
- 䊳 Press Rfrsh (left softkey) 166
- Enhancing GPS Performance 167
- Using GPS With Map Software 169
- Software Compatibility 170
- Using Memo 171
- Using Voice Records 173
- R appears next to it 175
- Using My Pictures 176
- Using Call Timers 177
- M > Call Timers 178
- O when you 178
- Service Features 179
- Service Features: Phone Calls 180
- Using Call Waiting 181
- Second Call 182
- Making a Three-Way Call 182
- Call Services 183
- O to place the call 183
- Using Call Forwarding 184
- O, then press and hold 185
- M > Call Forward > To 185
- Making International Calls 187
- Using Special Dialing Codes 188
- Using Nextel Phone Services 189
- Second Line Service 190
- Call Restrictions 190
- Sprint 411 191
- Service Features: Messages 192
- Message Center 193
- Receiving Messages 194
- Retrieving Messages 195
- M > Messages 195
- Using Nextel Voicemail 196
- Changing Your Password 198
- Recording Your Name 198
- Advanced Voicemail Features 199
- Greetings Schedule 200
- Automatic Playback 201
- Delivery Options 202
- 5. Press # to send 203
- 4 to access your 204
- 4 to access 204
- Using Multimedia Messages 206
- Creating and Sending Messages 207
- M. Select Send 208
- Messages 209
- O. Repeat this action to 210
- 5. Press Send (left softkey) 212
- M. Select 213
- Inserting Voice Records 218
- Removing an Inserted Item 218
- Attaching Ring Tones 220
- Attaching Voice Records 220
- M > Messages > Drafts 222
- Sent Items 223
- Receiving a Message 224
- Navigating a Message 225
- M > Messages > Inbox 226
- Actions for Received Messages 227
- Forwarding 228
- Locking and Unlocking 228
- Calling a Number in a Message 228
- Going to a Web Site 230
- Customizing MMS 232
- Setting the Clean-up Option 234
- Using SMS Messages 237
- M > Messages > SMS 238
- Calling and Storing Numbers 239
- Data Services 240
- Using Wireless Data Services 241
- Navigation Keys 243
- Guides and Demos 243
- Managing Items 244
- M. Select Renew 245
- Using Your Phone as a Modem 246
- 230 Section 3C: Data Services 248
- Safety and Warranty 249
- Information 249
- Important Safety Information 250
- Exposure 251
- Operational Precautions 252
- Approved Accessories 253
- Implantable Medical Devices 254
- Hearing Aids 254
- Driving Precautions 255
- Operational Warnings 255
- Li Ion BATT 256
- Choking Hazards 257
- Glass Parts 257
- Seizures/Blackouts 257
- Repetitive Motion 258
- Export Law Assurances 259
- Specific Absorption Rate Data 260
- Hearing Aid Compatibility 262
- Organization 264
- Product Registration 265
- Wireless: The New Recyclable 266
- California Perchlorate Label 267
- Patent and Trademark 268
- Software Copyright Notice 269
- Privacy and Data Security 270
- Smart Practices While Driving 271
- Manufacturer’s Warranty 273
- Motorola Limited Warranty 274
- Warranty 275
- Software 276
- Who Is Covered? 276
- What Will Motorola Do? 276
- Service and Repairs 279
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