Sony Pager MP 7001 User Manual

3-866-383-11(2)  
Alphanumeric  
Pager  
Operating Instructions  
MODEL NO. MP-7001  
Tested To Comply  
With FCC Standards  
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE  
MP-7001  
c1999 by Sony Corporation  
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INFORMATION  
This equipment has been tested and found to comply  
with the limits for 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 or 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.  
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.  
Operation is subject to the condition that this device  
does not cause harmful interference.  
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IMPORTANT SAFETY  
PRECAUTIONS  
1) Read Instructions - All the safety and operating  
instructions should be read before the product is  
operated.  
2) Retain Instructions - The safety and operating  
instructions should be retained for future reference.  
3) Heed Warnings - All warnings on the product and  
in the operating instructions should be adhered to.  
4) Follow Instructions - All operating and use  
instructions should be followed.  
5) Water and Moisture - Do not use this product near  
water-for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl,  
kitchen sink, or laundry tub; in a wet basement; or  
near a swimming pool; and the like.  
6) Object and Liquid Entry - Never push objects of  
any kind into this product through openings as  
they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-  
out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock.  
Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.  
7) Servicing - Do not attempt to service this product  
yourself as opening or removing covers may  
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expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards.  
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.  
8) Replacement Parts - When replacement parts are  
required, be sure the service technician has used  
replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or  
have the same characteristics as the original part.  
Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire,  
electric shock, or other hazard.  
9) Safety Check - Upon completion of any service or  
repairs to this product, ask the service technician to  
perform safety checks to determine that the  
product is in proper operating condition.  
10) Heat - The product should be situated away from  
heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,  
stoves, or other products (including amplifiers) that  
produce heat.  
11) Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, direct  
sunlight, moisture, sand, dust, or mechanical  
shock. Never leave the unit in a car parked in the  
sun or near a car heater.  
12) Clean the pager body with a soft dry cloth.  
Do not use any type of solvent which may damage  
the finish of the casing.  
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Table of contents  
IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .......... 4  
Features ....................................................... 8  
Before operating the pager ....................... 9  
Getting Started  
Looking at your pager .............................. 10  
Pager ........................................................ 10  
Display ...................................................... 11  
Inserting the battery ................................ 13  
Turning the power on .............................. 14  
Setting the time and date ...................... 15  
Turning the power off ............................ 16  
Receiving Messages  
Receiving and reading messages ............. 17  
Selecting a menu ...................................... 19  
Reading a message ................................... 20  
Reading the next message ....................... 22  
Locking and unlocking a message ........... 23  
Deleting messages .................................... 24  
Deleting one message ............................. 24  
Deleting all messages .............................. 25  
Moving a message to a folder .................. 26  
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Managing the message folders ............... 27  
Reading a message in a folder ............... 27  
Moving a message to another folder .... 28  
Deleting a message in a folder ............... 29  
Memo Function  
Entering a memo ...................................... 30  
Searching for a memo ............................. 32  
Editing a memo ....................................... 33  
Deleting a memo ..................................... 33  
Settings  
Setting alert notification .......................... 34  
Setting the alarm clock ............................ 35  
Selecting an audible alert type ................ 37  
Setting the “Do Not Disturb” time .......... 38  
Changing the banner ............................... 39  
Changing an inbox or folder name ......... 40  
Changing the scroll mode ........................ 41  
Adjusting the contrast .............................. 42  
Viewing the product information ........... 43  
Troubleshooting........................................ 44  
Specifications ............................................ 46  
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Features  
– Unique Jog Dial navigator provides  
quick access to messages and menu  
– Displays four lines, 80 characters  
– 90,000 character memory  
– 12 audio alerts  
– Do Not Disturb mode  
C 1999 Sony Corporation. All rights reserved.  
Reproduction in whole or in part without written  
permission is prohibited. Sony and Jog Dial are  
trademarks of Sony. All other trademarks are the  
property of their respective owners. Design and  
specifications are subject to change without notice.  
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Before operating the pager  
Congratulations on purchasing a Sony MP-7001  
pager. These operating instructions explain how  
to use your new pager. Please keep this guide  
for future reference and enjoy learning about  
your new MP-7001!  
This pager has four main sections: Personal  
Messages, Information Service Messages,  
Folders and Memos.  
Personal Messages and Information Service  
Messages can be transferred to the folders.  
There are four folders for your convenience.  
Number of stored messages  
PERSONAL INBOX:  
Up to 40 Personal Messages can be stored.  
INFORMATION INBOXES :  
Up to 15 different Information Service messages  
from your carrier can be received.  
FOLDERS :  
Both Personal Messages and Information Service  
Messages can be stored in the four folders.  
MEMOS :  
You can write and store up to 50 memos. The  
maximum for each memo is 78 characters.  
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Looking at your pager  
Pager  
Back  
Front  
1
2
3
4
5 6  
1 Display  
2 POWER/ESC button  
This button turns the pager on or returns you to the  
previous display.  
3 Jog Dial navigator  
Scroll to the desired display, select an item, or  
program your options.  
Operating the Jog Dial  
Press in : Selects the setting.  
Turn up or down :  
Moves the cursor up and down or right and  
left to select an item.  
4 Battery cover  
5 Battery lock  
6 Speaker  
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Display  
2
3
4 5  
6
7
1
9
!º  
!¡  
!™  
8
1
Out-of-service area indicator  
With this feature enabled, appears when the pager  
is out of the carrier service area. A message cannot  
be received when this icon is displayed.  
2
3
Lock indicator  
Appears when a locked Personal Message is  
displayed on the screen.  
Unread message indicator  
Appears when there is one or more unread Personal  
Message.  
4
5
Low battery indicator  
Appears when the pager battery needs replacement.  
Disappears after replacement.  
Alarm indicator  
Appears when the alarm clock is set.  
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6 Date/time/message number display  
Displays :  
• time or date while in standby.  
Press and hold POWER/ESC to display the date,  
instead of the time.  
• the message number while being read.  
• total number of memos stored.  
7 AM/PM indicator  
Appears when the time is displayed in 12-hour  
mode. Does not appear if the clock is in 24-hour  
mode.  
8 Character display  
Displays 80 characters maximum, four lines with  
20 characters per line.  
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Upwards indicator  
Appears when the message or menu continues  
upwards.  
Audible alert indicator  
Indicates that the pager will sound for incoming  
messages. Disappears when the pager is in “Do  
Not Disturb” time.  
Vibration indicator  
Indicates that the pager vibrates for incoming calls.  
Disappears when the pager is in “Do Not Disturb”  
time.  
!™ Downwards indicator  
Appears when the message or menu continues  
downwards.  
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Inserting the battery  
Insert the supplied size AA alkaline battery.  
2
1
Slide the battery lock up 1.  
Slide the battery cover until  
the “•” mark on the cover  
aligns with the “•” mark on  
the pager body 2, then  
remove it.  
1
Insert the battery “–”  
(contact) side first.  
2
3
Align the “•” mark on the  
cover with the “•” mark on  
the body and push in the  
cover until a click is heard.  
Then slide the battery lock down.  
To replace the battery  
Replace the battery when the  
icon and LOW  
BATTERY! messages appear on the display.  
Insert a new size AA alkaline battery within one  
minute after you remove the old one to retain  
the stored contents.  
Cautions  
Turn off the pager when replacing a battery.  
• Sony does not take responsibility for lost memory  
contents while replacing a battery.  
• Insert a battery so the “+” and “–” on the battery line  
up with the “+” and “–” on the pager.  
• If the LOW BATTERY! message appears on the  
display, messages will no longer be received after  
approximately 24 hours.  
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Turning the power on  
POWER/ESC  
Press POWER/ESC for more than  
two seconds.  
The pager sounds or vibrates, and  
the display appears as follows.  
The banner appears.  
You can change the  
banner.  
Use the Jog Dial!  
It's Fvun and Easy!  
BATTERY INDICATOR  
Approximate battery level  
appears :  
Full Medium Low  
b b  
v
The standby display  
appears.  
To view the date, instead  
of the time, press and hold  
POWER/ESC.  
About Backlighting  
The pager screen will illuminate if any button is  
pressed. If no buttons are pressed, the  
backlighting will turn off in ten seconds.  
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Setting the time and date  
While in the standby  
1
---- -----  
---- MAIN MENU -----  
display, press the Jog  
Dial in to go to the  
MAIN MENU.  
PERSONAL INBOX  
INFORMATION  
FUNCTION MENU  
01  
00  
Turn the Jog Dial, select FUNCTION  
MENU, then press in.  
2
3
---- -----  
---- MAIN MENU -----  
01  
-- FUNCTION MENU --  
POWER OFF  
PERSONAL INBOX  
INFORMATION  
FUNCTION MENU  
b
SET NOTIFICATION  
MEMO  
00  
Turn the Jog Dial, select SET TIME &  
DATE, then press in.  
-- FUNCTION MENU --  
SILENT AUDIBLE ALERT  
DO NOT DISTURB  
SET TIME & DATE  
TIME & DATE  
12H / 24H  
7/ 4/99 12:00AM  
b
Turn the Jog Dial,  
4
select 12-hour mode  
TIME & DATE  
12H / 24H  
7/ 4/99 12:00AM  
or 24-hour mode, then  
press in.  
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Turn the Jog Dial, set the month, then press  
in.  
The cursor moves to the day.  
5
Turn and press the Jog Dial in to set the day, year,  
hour and minute by following the same process.  
If you set the 12-hour mode, be sure to select either  
AM or PM. Return to the Function Menu, after the  
last selection.  
If there is any error in your selection, the pager will  
alert you with a beep.  
Turning the power off  
While in the standby  
1
----  
-----  
01  
00  
---- MAIN MENU -----  
display, press the Jog  
Dial in to go to the  
MAIN MENU.  
PERSONAL INBOX  
INFORMATION  
FUNCTION MENU  
v
Turn and press the Jog  
Dial in to select the  
FUNCTION MENU.  
2
-- FUNCTION MENU --  
POWER OFF  
SET NOTIFICATION  
MEMO  
Press the Jog Dial in,  
to select POWER OFF.  
3
POWER OFF?  
YES / NO  
Turn and press the Jog  
Dial in to select YES.  
4
The pager turns off.  
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Receiving and reading messages  
When a message is  
received, the pager  
MESSAGE RECEIVED  
<PERSONAL  
PLEASE PUSH ESCAPE  
>
informs you with the  
previously set alert  
(sound, vibration, or no  
alert).  
Message number  
Please call me  
later. This is James  
from Sony  
To stop the sound or  
vibration  
Press POWER/ESC or  
the Jog Dial.  
Corporation.  
v
from Sony  
Corporation  
--PERSONAL  
To read a message  
While in the MAIN  
MENU display, press in  
the Jog Dial twice.  
7/ 4/99 7:15AM  
Time stamp  
Message type  
The received message is displayed with the time  
stamp appearing on the last line.  
When the memory is full  
Personal Message:  
The new message will be stored and the oldest  
unlocked and read message is deleted.  
Information Service:  
The new message will be stored and the oldest  
read message is deleted.  
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Note  
The Information Service alert mode is set to NO  
ALERT at the factory. You can set the pager so  
that it informs you of an incoming message.  
(Refer to page 37.)  
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Selecting a menu  
You can use the Jog Dial to read the contents of a  
message or to set up your options.  
While in the standby  
1
---- -----  
---- MAIN MENU -----  
display, press the Jog  
Dial in to go to the  
MAIN MENU.  
PERSONAL INBOX  
INFORMATION  
FUNCTION MENU  
01  
00  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
select the desired  
item, then press in.  
2
---- -----  
---- MAIN MENU -----  
PERSONAL INBOX  
INFORMATION  
FUNCTION MENU  
01  
00  
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Reading a message  
To read a received message.  
Press in the Jog Dial while in standby  
mode.  
1
----  
-----  
01  
00  
---- MAIN MENU -----  
PERSONAL INBOX  
INFORMATION  
FUNCTION MENU  
Number of the  
unread messages  
Turn the Jog Dial, select PERSONAL INBOX  
or INFORMATION INBOXES (the title of  
INBOXES appears), then press in.  
2
You can change the title of the INFORMATION  
INBOX. (Refer to Page 40.)  
Four messages are displayed, with the most recent  
message at the top.  
Highlighted message  
Message number  
Please call me lat  
Can I have your ph  
Good morning! Shal  
Can I change my ti  
Symbols for confirmation  
Unread  
Read  
Locked (Personal Message only)  
Appears when there are more than four messages.  
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Turn the Jog Dial, select the desir ed  
message, then press in.  
3
The message appears with the text wrapped.  
icon indicates the  
message status.  
Please call me  
: Locked  
later. This is James  
from Sony  
Corporation.  
When “v”or “V” appear to the left of the display  
v:There are more lines of message below.  
Turn the Jog Dial downwards to continue.  
V:There are more lines of message above.  
Turn the Jog Dial upwards to continue.  
If there was an error in receiving a message, “–––”  
appears on the display. If part of the message could  
not be received, “<⋅⋅⋅ ∼ ⋅⋅⋅>” appears.  
Press POWER/ESC after you have finished  
reading the message.  
4
Press once : The selection display returns.  
You can select another message.  
Press twice : The MAIN MENU display returns.  
When there are no messages to read  
NO MESSAGE! appears. Press POWER/ESC to  
return to the MAIN MENU display.  
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Reading the next message  
You can skip to the next message while a  
message is displayed.  
While the message is  
1
Please call me  
NEXT  
displayed, press in the  
LOCK FOLDER  
DELETE DELETE ALL  
Jog Dial.  
Press the Jog Dial  
2
Can I have your  
phone number?  
--PERSONAL  
again to select NEXT.  
The next (older) message  
is displayed.  
7/ 4/99 5:10 AM  
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Locking and unlocking a message  
You can lock up to 20 Personal Messages to  
prevent erasing accidentally. Note that you  
cannot lock Information Service Messages.  
Open the message  
1
Please call me  
NEXT  
you want to lock, then  
LOCK FOLDER  
DELETE DELETE ALL  
press the Jog Dial in.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
select LOCK, then  
press in.  
2
Please call me lat  
Can I have your ph  
Good morning! Shal  
Can I change my ti  
The messages are  
displayed with the icon  
next to the locked  
message.  
When LOCK FULL appears  
You cannot lock any more messages. The pager’s  
capacity is full.  
Unlocking a message  
Open the message to be unlocked, then  
press the Jog Dial in.  
1
Turn the Jog Dial, select UNLOCK, then  
press in.  
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Deleting messages  
You can delete Personal Messages and  
Information Service Messages.  
The pager has two types of deleting : either  
deleting one message or deleting all messages at  
once.  
Deleting one message  
Open the message to  
1
Please call me  
NEXT  
be deleted, then press  
the Jog Dial in.  
LOCK FOLDER  
DELETE DELETE ALL  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
select DELETE,then  
press in.  
2
3
Please call me  
later. This is James  
DELETE?  
YES / NO  
Turn the Jog Dial, select YES, then pr ess in.  
If you do not want to delete the message, select  
NO to cancel.  
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Deleting all messages  
You can delete all unlocked and read Personal  
Messages or all read Information Service  
Messages in the same INBOX.  
Open the message to be deleted then press  
in the Jog Dial.  
1
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
Please call me  
later. This is James  
select DELETE ALL,  
DELETE ALL?  
YES / NO  
then press the Jog  
Dial in.  
Selecting DELETE ALL  
will delete as follows;  
Personal Message : deletes read and unlocked  
messages.  
Information Service : deletes read messages.  
Turn the Jog Dial, select YES, then pr ess in.  
If you do not want to delete all the messages, select  
NO to cancel.  
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Moving a message to a folder  
You can move messages into one of the four  
folders, which you can name at your  
convenience. (Refer to page 40.)  
Open the message to  
1
Please call me  
NEXT  
be moved, then press  
LOCK FOLDER  
DELETE DELETE ALL  
in the Jog Dial.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
select FOLDER, then  
press in.  
2
3
FOLDER 1  
FOLDER 2  
FOLDER 3  
FOLDER 4  
Turn the Jog Dial, select a folder , then pr ess  
in.  
The original message is moved to the specified  
folder.  
When FOLDER MEMORY FULL appears  
The folder is full.  
Search for an unwanted message in the folder,  
delete it, and move your new message to the  
folder again. (Refer to page 29 for deleting a  
message in a folder.)  
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Managing the message folders  
Reading a message in a folder  
While in the standby display, press the Jog  
Dial in to go to the MAIN MENU.  
1
Turn the Jog Dial, select the folder to open,  
then press in.  
2
Four messages are displayed.  
Message number  
Good Morning! Let'  
The first 18 characters  
Hello James  
are displayed for each  
message.  
You have a phone c  
Shall we have dinn  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
3
Good Morning! Let's  
have the meeting at  
select a message, then  
the hotel.  
-- FOLDER 1  
press in.  
Press POWER/ESC after you have finished  
reading the message.  
4
Press once: The selection display returns.  
You can select another message.  
Press twice: The MAIN MENU display returns.  
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Moving a message to another folder  
You can move messages into one of the three  
another folders, which you can name at your  
convenience. (Refer to page 40.)  
Open the message to  
1
Good Morning! Let's  
have the meeting at  
be moved, then press  
NEXT MOVE  
DELETE DELETE ALL  
in the Jog Dial.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
select MOVE, then  
press in.  
2
3
FOLDER 2  
FOLDER 3  
FOLDER 4  
Turn the Jog Dial, select a folder , then pr ess  
in.  
The original message is moved to the specified  
folder.  
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Deleting a message in a folder  
Open the message to  
be deleted, then press  
in the Jog Dial.  
1
Good Morning! Let's  
have the meeting at  
NEXT MOVE  
DELETE DELETE ALL  
To delete the  
2
Good Morning! Let's  
have the meeting at  
DELETE?  
displayed message  
only, turn and press in  
the Jog Dial to select  
DELETE.  
YES / NO  
To delete all messages  
in the folder, turn and  
press in the Jog Dial  
to select DELETE  
ALL.  
Good Morning! Let's  
have the meeting at  
DELETE ALL?  
YES / NO  
Turn and press in the Jog Dial to select  
YES.  
If you do not want to delete the message(s), select  
NO to cancel.  
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Note  
Selecting DELETE ALL will delete all messages in the  
selected folder.  
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Entering a memo  
You can enter phone numbers or names and  
store them as a memo. Up to 78 characters can  
be stored in a memo.  
A memo cannot be stored in a folder.  
While in the  
1
NEW  
SEARCH  
FUNCTION MENU  
display, turn and  
press in the Jog Dial  
to select MEMO.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
select NEW, then  
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ  
RSTUVWXYZ  
press in.  
Character group  
Input area  
Turn the Jog Dial to  
3
SONY  
select a character from  
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ  
RSTUVWXYZ  
the character group,  
then press in.  
The selected character appears in the input area  
andthecursorshiftstotheright.  
The pager has four character groups that can be  
used.  
The next page explains how to switch character  
groups, aswellasadditionaloperations.  
Select and press  
to save your new memo.  
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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ  
RSTUVWXYZ  
abcdefghijklmnopq  
rstuvwxyz  
1234567890+-=*/#%  
$@<>()[]^  
!?.:_',"&  
To :  
Select :  
change character groups >,.  
move the cursor to an  
entered character  
,
,
,
include a space  
delete an entered character  
insert a character  
save memo entry  
, then a character  
When MEMO MEMORY FULL appears  
This means the memory is full.  
Press POWER/ESC to return to the memo  
selection display.  
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Searching for a memo  
In addition to scrolling  
through memos, you can  
also search for an  
NEW  
SEARCH  
SONY Corporation  
Hotel  
individual memo.  
While in the FUNCTION MENU, turn the  
Jog Dial to select MEMO, then press in.  
1
2
Turn the Jog Dial,  
select SEARCH, then  
press in.  
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ  
RSTUVWXYZ  
Enter a key word or  
3
My  
number (18 characters  
maximum).  
abcdefghijklmnopq  
rstuvwxyz  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
4
5
My home  
select , then press in.  
My office  
Bank  
Thesearchresultsappear.  
SONY Corporation  
Press in the Jog Dial  
to open the memo.  
My home  
TEL:1234567890  
FAX:1112223334  
Press POWER/ESC after you have finished  
reading the memo to return to the search  
screen.  
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Editing a memo  
Open the memo to be  
1
My home  
TEL:123-4567  
edited, then press in  
the Jog Dial.  
EDIT / DELETE  
Press the Jog Dial in  
to select EDIT.  
2
My home  
TEL:123-4567  
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ  
RSTUVWXYZ  
Edit the memo.  
Refertopage30fordetailsoncharacterentry.  
3
When you have finished editing, turn the  
Jog Dial to select , then press in.  
4
Deleting a memo  
Display the memo to  
My home  
TEL:123-4567  
1
be deleted, then press  
in the Jog Dial.  
EDIT / DELETE  
Turn the Jog Dial to  
2
My home  
TEL:123-4567  
DELETE?  
select DELETE then  
press in.  
YES / NO  
Turn and press the Jog Dial to select YES.  
3
If you do not want to delete the memo, select NO  
tocancel.  
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Setting alert notification  
You can select an alert of either sound (alert and  
melody) or vibration for all new messages. The  
same alert will be used for all new messages.  
While in the MAIN MENU, turn the Jog  
1
Dial, select FUNCTION MENU, then press  
in.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
select SET  
ALERT  
AUDIBLE / VIBRATION  
NOTIFICATION,  
then press in.  
Turn the Jog Dial, select AUDIBLE or  
VIBRATION, then press in.  
3
Audible : the  
icon will appear on the display  
with a short beep.  
Vibration : the  
icon will appear on the display  
and the pager vibrates momentarily.  
Note  
The  
or  
icon do not appear on the display while in  
“Do Not Disturb” time.  
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Setting the alarm clock  
You can set the alarm clock to alert you at a  
specified time. At the same time, you can  
display a comment you have prepared in  
advance. Up to four alarm times can be set.  
While in the MAIN MENU, turn the Jog  
1
Dial, select FUNCTION MENU, then press  
in.  
Turn the Jog Dial, select ALARM CLOCK,  
then press in.  
2
Alarm ON/OFF  
icon  
setting  
Date  
12:00AM OFF DAILY  
12:00AM OFF DAILY  
12:00AM OFF DAILY  
12:00AM OFF DAILY  
setting  
DAILY  
˜
MON-FRI  
˜
SAT-SUN  
31st••• 1st  
˜
SAT•••SUN  
Alarm time  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
select an item, then  
press in.  
The cursor moves to the  
time.  
3
4
12:00AM OFF DAILY  
Turn the Jog Dial, select the time desired,  
then press in.  
The cursor moves to the minutes.  
Repeat to set the alarm ON/OFF and the date.  
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Press the Jog Dial in  
after you have  
finished setting the  
alarm.  
5
6
8:00AM ON MON-FRI  
ADD COMMENT?  
YES / NO  
Turn the Jog Dial, select YES to add a  
comment, then press in.  
Select NO if you do not want to add a  
comment.  
The input area appears and you can enter a  
comment of up to 20 characters.  
Add a comment  
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8
8:00AM ON MON-FRI  
following the same  
procedures as to enter  
a memo. (Refer to  
page 30.)  
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ  
RSTUVWXYZ  
Turn and select , then press in the Jog  
Dial to save.  
The alarm clock selection display returns. To set  
another alarm, move the cursor downwards and  
repeat steps 3 through 8.  
To cancel the alarm  
Select OFF in Step 4.  
Note  
After setting an alarm, the  
icon appears.  
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Selecting an audible alert type  
The alarm clock, Personal Messages, and  
Information Service Messages can each have a  
different alert.  
While in the MAIN MENU, turn the Jog  
1
Dial, select FUNCTION MENU, then press  
in.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
ALARM CLOCK  
PERSONAL  
INFORMATION  
select SELECT  
AUDIBLE ALERT,  
then press in.  
Turn the Jog Dial to select for which item  
3
you wish to set an alert, then press in.  
The alert options appear.  
The highlight alert type sounds.  
ALERT 1 Dixieland  
Beethoven’s No.9 NO ALERT  
Except ALARM  
ALERT 2 Yankee doodle Waltzing Matilda  
ALERT 3 Irish eyes  
Sweetheart  
CHIRP Brahms’ Lullaby Auld lang syne  
(
)
CLOCK  
Turn the Jog Dial to select the alert type,  
then press in.  
4
Note  
Even when “NO ALERT” is selected, the pager will  
alert you when a priority message is received.  
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Setting the “Do Not Disturb” time  
While in the “Do Not Disturb” time, your pager  
will receive messages without activating the  
sound (alert and melody) or vibration during  
the set time frame.  
While in the MAIN MENU, turn the Jog  
1
Dial, select FUNCTION MENU, then press  
in.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
DO NOT DISTURB  
ON / OFF  
select DO NOT  
START END  
12:00AM - 12:00AM  
DISTURB, then press  
in.  
Turn the Jog Dial, select ON, then press in.  
The cursor moves to the starting time position.  
Turn the Jog Dial to select the starting time,  
then press in.  
3
4
5
Turn the Jog Dial to select the ending time,  
then press in.  
The FUNCTION MENU returns.  
Notes  
• While in the “Do Not Disturb” time, the alert and  
vibration icons disappear from the display.  
• Even in “Do Not Disturb” time, the pager will alert  
you when a priority message is received.  
Turning off the ”Do Not Disturb“ time  
Select OFF in step 3 and press the Jog Dial in.  
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Changing the banner  
You can change the banner that appears after the  
power is turned on and before the standby  
screen appears. The message can include up to  
two lines, 40 characters total.  
While in the MAIN MENU, turn the Jog  
1
Dial, select FUNCTION MENU, then press  
in.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
Use the Jog Dial!  
It's Fun and Easy!  
select BANNER, then  
press in.  
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ  
RSTUVWXYZ  
The input area appears.  
Enter your text using the instructions for  
entering a memo. (Refer to page 30.)  
Select and press to save your new banner.  
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Changing an inbox or folder name  
An information inbox or folder can be  
personalized with a new name of up to 12  
characters.  
While in the MAIN MENU, turn the Jog  
1
Dial, select FUNCTION MENU, then press  
in.  
INFORMATION  
FOLDER 1  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
select INBOX OR  
FOLDER 2  
FOLDER 3  
FOLDER NAME, then  
press in the Jog Dial.  
FOLDER 1  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
select the inbox or  
folder name you want  
to change, then press  
in.  
3
4
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ  
RSTUVWXYZ  
Enter your text using the instructions for  
entering a memo. (Refer to page 30.)  
Select and press to save your new inbox or  
folder name.  
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Changing the scroll mode  
You can change the screen scroll setting to either  
line-by-line or screen-by-screen while displaying  
messages only.  
While in the MAIN MENU, turn the Jog  
1
Dial, select FUNCTION MENU, then press  
in.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
select SCROLL  
SCROLL  
LINE-BY-LINE /  
SCREEN-BY-SCREEN  
MODE, then press in.  
Turn the Jog Dial, select LINE-BY-LINE or  
3
SCREEN-BY-SCREEN, then press in.  
The FUNCTION MENU display returns.  
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Adjusting the contrast  
The contrast of the display can be adjusted.  
While in the MAIN MENU display, turn  
1
the Jog Dial, select FUNCTION MENU,  
then press in.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
CONTRAST  
select CONTRAST,  
then press in.  
Turn the Jog Dial to adjust the contrast of  
3
the display and press in.  
To lighten the contrast, turn the Jog Dial up.  
To darken the contrast, turn the Jog Dial down.  
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Viewing the product information  
You can view the product information of this  
pager.  
While in the MAIN MENU display, turn  
1
the Jog Dial, select FUNCTION MENU,  
then press in.  
Turn the Jog Dial,  
2
select “ABOUT...”,  
VERSION XX.XX  
SERIAL No.XXXXXXXXXX  
then press in.  
The product information  
is displayed.  
Press POWER/ESC or Jog Dial after you  
have finished viewing the product  
information.  
3
The FUNCTION MENU display returns.  
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Troubleshooting  
Problem  
•Potential cause/mSolution  
The pager is not on.  
Turn the pager on.  
mPress the POWER/ESC button for more  
than two seconds.  
The battery is not installed correctly.  
mCheck to see if the battery is correctly  
installed.  
Battery power is too low.  
mInsert a new battery.  
The display disappears.  
If you do not operate the pager for more than  
a specified time the display returns to  
standby mode to conserve the batteries. This  
is not a sign of trouble.  
The data you are entering is not saved.  
If the following occurs during information or  
memo input, the data cannot be saved.  
– An alarm activates.  
– “LOW BATTERY!” is displayed.  
– An extended delay occurs during  
information or memo input causing the  
display to disappear.  
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The pager is not receiving messages.  
The dialing party is entering an incorrect  
phone number or pin number.  
The pager is outside the service area.  
mMove to where the signal can be received.  
•The pager is not on.  
mTurn the pager on.  
•The pager is in an area prone to frequency  
jams, such as near a fax machine or personal  
computer.  
mMove to another location.  
LOW BATTERY! message appears on the  
display when you go to the FUNCTION MENU.  
•You cannot use the FUNCTION MENU items  
except for POWER OFF and MEMO while the  
icon appears on the display.  
mInsert a new battery.  
Note  
If you need Messaging / Information service assistance  
or resolution to a Messaging / Information service  
problem, please contact your service provider.  
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Specifications  
Display  
20 characters × 4 lines  
Power requirements  
One 1.5V AA alkaline battery  
Dimensions (w/h/d)  
Approx. 3.31 × 1.89 × 0.69 in.  
Approx. 84 × 48 × 17.5 mm  
Weight  
Approx. 2.4 oz.  
Approx. 69 g  
(including battery)  
Design and specifications are subject to change without  
notice.  
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