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Reading the Indicators
Signal Strength (1)
Displays the strength of the connection between your phone and
the wireless network.
Clock (2)
When your phone is on the Sprint PCS Network, the display
shows the current time and date. Wherever you are, you will
have the correct local time. You can set your clock for 12- or 24-
hour format. See page 111 for more information.
Battery Level (3)
The three bar segments on the phone’s Battery Level Indicator
show the amount of charge remaining in your battery. The
more bar segments you see, the higher the charge.
For a more detailed battery level reading:
See page 32 for more information.
Digital (4)
Indicates you are receiving a digital signal.
Analog (4)
Appears when you are on an analog cellular network.
Check
Level
Press ƒ then press ›.
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- First Things First 2
- Contents 4
- Sprint PCS Customer Care 6
- Guide Overview 7
- IMPORTANT EXPORT 8
- INFORMATION 8
- Safety Information 10
- Getting Started 12
- Package Contents* 13
- Introduction to Batteries 14
- Installing Batteries 15
- ¡ to turn your 16
- Using the Internal Charger 17
- Charging Batteries 18
- Function Keys 22
- § – the Smart Button puts a 23
- § to Select 23
- § to Toggle 23
- The Smart Button 23
- The Basics 24
- Searching 25
- Sprint PCS 25
- Analog Roam 25
- Turning Your 26
- Sprint PCS Phone 26
- Roaming with Your 27
- Reading the Indicators 30
- 07/07/99 30
- Placing a Call 34
- Ending a Call 35
- Setting Up Three-Way Calling 35
- Automatic Redial 36
- Smith, Jane 37
- Call From 37
- 312-555-1212 37
- «, ‡, ¤ 38
- «, ‡, ¤, ‚, ª 38
- ª to answer the call and 39
- ª to answer the call 39
- Vibration Mode 40
- Silent Mode 40
- Muting the Microphone 40
- Keypad Keypad 41
- º to exit the 42
- The Usual Shortcuts 43
- 555-1212 45
- Smith J 45
- ¤ to enter 47
- Recalling by Memory Location 49
- Editing a Number 50
- Adding a Number to an Entry 51
- Clearing an Entire Entry 52
- Clearing a Single Number 52
- Recall Shortcuts 53
- ª to call the 53
- ⁄ through 53
- keys and Super Speed Dial 54
- Scratchpad 55
- º to end your current call 55
- ª to call the number in the 55
- Pause Dialing 56
- Ç, enter a name if you like 56
- ª. Your phone will dial the 57
- ª to send the 57
- ‰ and the two-digit 57
- Storing Calling Card Numbers 58
- ª to send the next group 59
- Messaging* 60
- Receiving Messages 61
- ¬ to store the information 62
- Caller ID Options 63
- Voicemail 64
- Voicemail Options 65
- Wireless Web Messages 66
- Message Options 67
- The Works 68
- « and » 69
- Internal Phone Book 70
- Recall By 72
- Phone Book 73
- Store New 74
- Duplicate 74
- Name or 74
- When Placing Calls: 75
- When Receiving Calls: 75
- Call Timers 78
- Individual 80
- 00:00:00 80
- Resettable 80
- Time 00000 80
- Viewing the Cumulative Timer 81
- Resetting the Timer 81
- Timer Off 82
- One Minute 82
- Repeating Audible Timer 83
- Single Audible Timer 83
- Tone Controls 84
- Roaming Ringer 87
- Selecting a Ringer Style 87
- Setup Message Tones 88
- Reminder Tones Setup 89
- Keypad Tones 89
- Transmit Tones 90
- Service Tones 91
- Lock/Security 92
- Locking the Phone 94
- Unlocking the Phone 94
- ‰, ⁄, ª. See page 98 for 95
- to select 96
- Secure Options Submenu 96
- ‚, enter 97
- º to exit without resetting 99
- Phone Options 100
- Road Map 101
- ƒ then press aa 101
- Feature Review 103
- Call Options Submenu 104
- ⁄ through » 105
- Open to Answer 106
- Automatic Answer 106
- Instant Redial 107
- Display Options Submenu 108
- Changing the Language 109
- Changing the Banner 109
- Auto Hyphen 111
- Displaying the 24-Hour Clock 111
- Service Light 111
- Launching the MiniBrowser 112
- Power On Mode 113
- Confirm at Start-up 113
- System Options Submenu 114
- Setting Your Phone’s Mode 115
- Roam List 117
- Sprint PCS Wireless Web 118
- Getting Started Browsing 119
- Scrolling and Selecting 120
- ¬ to select 121
- To jump directly to the site: 122
- Updates by Yahoo 123
- Receiving Calls 123
- ‰ to select the highlighted 124
- MiniBrowser 125
- Connection* 126
- Getting Started with 127
- Connection Kit 127
- Placing a Wireless Web 128
- Connection Call 128
- Ending a Wireless Web 128
- Reading the Display 129
- During the Call 129
- Receiving a Sprint PCS 130
- Wireless Web Connection Call 130
- Introducing TrueSync 131
- Software 131
- Motorola Accessory Options 132
- Accessory Options 134
- Troubleshooting 136
- Glossary 140
- « and » keys 143
- ⁄ through 144
- ·, and your call is placed 144
- Patent Information 145
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