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23
Getting Started
Notes:
• When you charge the battery, the battery level
indicator in the upper right corner of the display shows
how much of the charging process is complete.
• If the battery charge drops too low, your phone may
power off during a call, even when the charger is
connected. To avoid this possibility, do not make calls
while charging the battery.
Replacing the Battery
Your phone is designed to be used only with
Motorola Original batteries and accessories. We
recommend that you store batteries in their
protective cases when not in use.
3 When your phone indicates that the battery is
fully charged (
Charge Complete
), press the
release tab and remove the travel charger.
Do This
1 If necessary, remove
the back cover from the
phone.
Press the tab at the top
of the phone, then lift
the cover up and off the
phone.
2 Remove the battery.
Do This
- Motorola C331 wireless phone 1
- Software Copyright Notice 2
- Menu Map 3
- Settings Menu 4
- Contents 5
- About This Guide 10
- Safety and General 11
- Information 11
- Antenna Care 13
- Phone Operation 13
- Body-Worn Operation 13
- Data Operation 14
- Approved Accessories 14
- Facilities 14
- Aircraft 14
- Medical Devices 14
- Hearing Aids 15
- Other Medical Devices 15
- Operational Warnings 16
- Operational Cautions 17
- Getting Started 18
- Assembling Your Phone 19
- Taking Your Phone Apart 21
- Charging the Battery 22
- Replacing the Battery 23
- Turning Your Phone On 24
- Making a Call 25
- Ending a Call 25
- Answering a Call 26
- Seeing Your Phone Number 26
- About Your Phone 27
- Adjusting Volume 29
- Zooming In and Out 29
- Battery Use 30
- Extending Battery Life 31
- Making and 32
- Answering Calls 32
- Returning Unanswered Calls 33
- Calling an Emergency Number 33
- Turning Off a Call Alert 34
- Canceling an Incoming Call 34
- Calling With Speed Dial 35
- Calling With One-Touch Dial 35
- Calling a Number In a Text 35
- Additional Calling Features 36
- Using Features While 37
- On a Call 37
- Additional On-Call Features 38
- Using the Menu 39
- Selecting a Feature Option 40
- Entering Feature Information 41
- flashing cursor 42
- Entering Text 43
- Using Tap Method 44
- General Text Entry Rules 45
- Character Chart 46
- Using Symbol Mode 47
- Using iTAP™ Software 48
- Predictive Text Entry Method 48
- Enter Novel Words 50
- Punctuation 50
- Capitalization 51
- Enter Numbers 51
- Delete Letters and Words 51
- Menu Feature 52
- Descriptions 52
- Menu Feature Descriptions 53
- Recent Calls 63
- Using the Notepad 65
- Viewing and Resetting Call 65
- Phonebook 68
- Storing a Phonebook Entry 69
- Storing a PIN Code with a 71
- Phone Number 71
- Recording a Voice Name For a 73
- Phonebook Entry 73
- Dialing a Phonebook Entry 74
- Editing a Phonebook Entry 75
- Deleting a Phonebook Entry 75
- Checking Phonebook Capacity 76
- Sorting the Phonebook List 77
- Datebook 79
- Day View 80
- Event View 80
- Adding a Datebook Event 81
- Changing Event Information 81
- Copying an Event 82
- Deleting an Event 83
- Turning the Radio On and Off 84
- Tuning a Station 85
- Storing a Preset 85
- Selecting a Preset 85
- Sending and Receiving Calls 85
- Messages—Voicemail 87
- Receiving a Voicemail Message 88
- Listening to a Voicemail 88
- Messages—Text 89
- Receiving a Text Message 90
- Text Message 91
- Storing Sounds 93
- Sending a Text Message 94
- Sending a Quick Note Text 96
- Messages 97
- Customizing a Ring Style 99
- Creating Alert Tones 100
- Enter Notes 101
- Lengths and Modifiers 102
- Volume Control Characters 103
- Repeat Characters 103
- Note Entry Sequence 103
- Ring Styles 104
- Play a Tone 105
- Edit a Tone 106
- Setting Reminders 107
- Shortcuts 109
- Using Shortcuts 110
- Starting a Browser Session 111
- Interacting With Web Pages 112
- Calculator 113
- Converting Currency 115
- Playing a Game 116
- Game Options 116
- Blackjack 117
- Falling Numbers 118
- Video Poker 119
- How to Play 120
- Adjusting Your 121
- Settings 121
- TTY Operation 122
- Adjusting Your Settings 123
- Hands-Free Use 124
- Automatic Hands-Free 125
- Power-Off Delay 125
- Charger Time 126
- Data Calls 127
- Attaching a Serial Cable 128
- Making a Data Call 129
- Receiving a Data Call 130
- Transfer the Data 131
- End the Data Connection 131
- Reset Normal Voice Operation 131
- Security 132
- If You Forget a Code or 133
- Password 133
- Locking and Unlocking Your 134
- Restricting Calls 135
- Activating Talk Secure 136
- Troubleshooting 137
- Programming 146
- Instructions 146
- Programming Instructions 147
- Specific Absorption 148
- Rate Data 148
- Specific Absorption Rate Data 149
- The U.S. Food and Drug 150
- Additional Health and Safety 151
- Warranty 159
- III. Who is Covered 160
- VII. Some Other Limitations 164
- Product Registration 167
- Export Law 167
- Assurances 167
- Add Digits 168
- Attach Number 168
- Dialing Menu 170
- Enter Unlock Code 171
- Incoming Call 171
- Line Not Secure 172
- Low Battery 172
- Memory is Full! 172
- Browser Menu 172
- Talk Secure 177
- Wireless Phone Safety 179
- ITC00-011 182
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