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Reading the Indicators
Signal Strength Indicator (1)
The Signal Strength Indicator (SSI) indicates the
strength of your phone’s connection with the local
cellular system. A strong signal increases your
chances of placing and receiving calls. Weak
signal strength can occur in a fringe area of the
cellular system. Buildings, tunnels, and bad
weather can block or interfere with reception.
Digital Indicator (2)
The digital indicator displays if you are receiving a
digital signal.
In Use Indicator (3)
The In Use (IU) Indicator appears when a call is in
progress.
In-Building Indicator (4)
The In-Building Indicator lights when the phone
accesses an In-Building Cellular System or other
non-public system.
No Service Indicator (5)
If you travel beyond the range of a cellular system,
the No Service Indicator appears to let you know
that calls cannot be placed or received from your
location.
SMS Message Waiting Indicator (6)
The Short Message Service (SMS) Message
Waiting Indicator is displayed when the phone
receives a message. (This is an optional, network
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- Contents 2
- Safety Information 6
- Antenna Care 7
- Phone Operation 7
- Electronic Devices 8
- Posted Facilities 9
- Aircraft 10
- Blasting Areas 10
- Overview 12
- Phone Overview 13
- Phone Diagram 15
- Understanding the Guide 16
- Using the Battery 18
- Removing and Attaching 19
- Battery Covers 19
- Installing and Removing 20
- Batteries 20
- Battery Talk-Time and 21
- Standby-Time 21
- Checking Battery Levels 22
- Charging Batteries 23
- Using the Desktop Charger 24
- Battery Charging Tips 25
- Quick Change Power Source 26
- Charge Times 26
- Using the Phone 28
- Turning the Phone On and 29
- Reading the Indicators 30
- Battery Level Indicator (8) 31
- Alphanumeric Display (9) 31
- VibraCall 31
- Alert Indicator (10) 31
- Power/Status Indicator 32
- Standby Mode 33
- Storing Your Phone in Its 33
- Viewing Your Phone Number 33
- Placing a Call 33
- Ending a Call 34
- Receiving a Call 34
- Using the Smart Button 35
- Redialing a Number 36
- Muting the Microphone 37
- Using Phone Memory 38
- Making the Most of Memory 39
- Storing Names and Numbers 40
- How to Enter a Name 41
- Recalling an Entry by Name 42
- Recalling an Entry by 42
- Memory Location 42
- Clearing a Phone Memory 43
- Shortcuts for Recalling 44
- Phone Book Entries 44
- Making Notes on the 45
- Scratchpad 45
- Introducing the Menu 46
- Features 46
- Navigating the Menu 47
- Road Maps 47
- Managing Recent Calls 48
- Road Map for Recent Calls 49
- About Recent Calls 49
- Reviewing Received Call 51
- Getting to Recent Calls 52
- Clearing Caller Line ID 53
- Managing the Phone Book 54
- Road Map for Phone Book 55
- Getting to Phone Book 56
- Location 57
- Storing and Placing Numbers 59
- Entering a Pause in a Number 60
- Placing a Calling Card Call 63
- Phone Book 65
- Timing Your Calls 68
- Road Map for Call Timers 69
- Getting to Call Timers 70
- Resetting the Timer 71
- Viewing the Cumulative 71
- Setting the One-Minute 73
- Audible Timer 73
- Setting the Single Timer 75
- Adjusting Tone Controls 76
- Road Map for Tone Controls 77
- Selecting Call Alert Type 78
- Selecting Message Alert Type 79
- Getting to Tone Controls 80
- Turning Scratchpad Tones On 81
- Using Lock/Security Features 82
- Road Map for Lock Security 83
- Getting to Lock Security 84
- Locking/Unlocking Your 85
- Activating Priority Calling 86
- Getting to Secure Options 87
- Restricting Call Placement 88
- Service Level Settings 89
- 6 No Store 90
- 7 Allow Range 90
- 8 Hide Turbo 90
- Clearing All Stored 92
- Lock/Security 93
- Customizing Phone Options 94
- Road Map for Phone Options 95
- Viewing Your Own Number 97
- Reviewing Feature Settings 99
- Getting to Call Options 100
- 4. Press > or < 100
- Activating Multiple Key 101
- Activating Automatic 103
- Getting to Phone Options 104
- Selecting Language 105
- Using the Message Center 106
- Road Map for Message 107
- Getting to Voice Mail 108
- Reading Text Messages 109
- Getting to Text Messages 110
- Initiating a Call Back 111
- Clearing Messages 112
- Clearing All Messages 113
- Editing the Voice Mail 114
- Setting the Scrolling Speed 115
- Reference Information 116
- Charger Insert 117
- Timeport Clip-On Organizer 118
- Accessory Limited Warranty 119
- Information 119
- Troubleshooting 120
- S before ending your 121
- Glossary 122
- Patent Information 131
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