Motorola 6809504A81-A manual Contents

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Getting Started	4	Receive a Multimedia		Lock and Unlock
About This Guide	. 4	Message	17	Keypad	38
Install the Battery . . . .	. 5	Bluetooth™		Lock and Unlock Phone 38
Charge the Battery . . .	. 5	Connections	18	If You Forget a Code, PIN,
Turn On Your Phone. . .	. 6	Synchronize Data	20	or Password	39
Adjust Volume	. 7	TTY Operation	21	Setting Up Your Phone	40
Make a Call	. 7	Learning to Use Your		Set Ring Styles and
Answer a Call	. 7	Phone	23	Alerts	40
Change the Call Alert. .	. 8	The Home Screen . . . .	23	Answer Options	41
View Your Phone		The 4-Way Navigation		Wallpaper	41
Number	. 9	Key	25	Screen Saver	41
Highlight Features . . . .	10	Menus	26	Display Brightness. . . .	42
Record and Play a Video		Enter Text	28	Display Timeout	42
Clip	10	Handsfree Speaker . . .	36	Backlight	42
Take and Send a Photo	12	The External Display . .	37	Talking Phone Settings	43
Send a Multimedia		Change a Code, PIN, or		Hide or Show Location
Message	14	Password	37	Information	43

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Contents Motorazr TM V3c Welcome Contents Safety Information Industry Canada Notice Calling FeaturesService & Repairs Content Copyright Agps & EmergencyAbout This Guide This guide shows how to locate a menu feature as followsSymbols Getting StartedInstall the Battery Charge the Battery Using the ChargerInsert Open your phone Press and hold the power key for 3 seconds Turn On Your PhoneCharging from a Computer Adjust Volume Make a CallAnswer a Call Phone Flip Closed Settings In-Call Setup Answer Options Open To AnswerChange the Call Alert Phone Flip OpenPress s G Settings m Phone Status My Tel. Number View Your Phone NumberTo view your phone number from the home screen Press B# Find it Press s E My Stuff Video Camera Highlight FeaturesRecord and Play a Video Clip Record a Video ClipVideos Menu Go To VideosOption Play a Video Clip Take and Send a PhotoAuto-Timed Capture Pictures MenuStyle Go To PicturesSend the Message Camera SetupChange resolution, image quality, or shutter tone Send a Multimedia MessagePriority Set to Normal or Urgent BccSubject AttachmentsMMS Menu Options Receive a Multimedia Message Find it Press s F Messages Inbox Bluetooth ConnectionsTurn Bluetooth Power On or Off Set Bluetooth power to be on whenever your phone is onPair with a Headset, Handsfree Device, or PC Synchronize Data TTY Operation Set TTY ModeReturn to Voice Mode Find it Press s G Settings Initial Setup TTY SetupVoice Learning to Use Your Phone See page 1 for a basic phone diagramLearning to Use Your Phone Home ScreenSystem Alerts and Status Indicators 4-Way Navigation Key Contacts Call History Settings Messages ToolsMenu Features MenusMenu Shortcuts Select a Feature OptionMessage center lets you compose and send text messages Enter TextSet Up a Text Entry Method Choose a Text Entry ModeTap Method Primary SecondaryThis is the standard method for entering text on your phone Keys/Characters Character ChartY z 9 ξ ψ Tap Method Text Entry RulesEnter Words ITAP MethodNumeric Method Symbol Method$ £ ¥ # % + X * / \ = # § ? ! , @ & ~ 1 0 ¿ ¡ % £ $ ¥ + X * / \ = # § @ \ ¿ ¡ ~You will see Spkrphone On and hear a soft audio alert Handsfree SpeakerDeleting Letters and Words Turn HandsfreeOpen your phone’s flip Change a Code, PIN, or PasswordExternal Display Use Handsfree Speaker with Flip ClosedLock Your Phone Find it Press s G Settings Security New PasswordsLock and Unlock Keypad Lock and Unlock PhoneIf You Forget a Code, PIN, or Password Set Alerts Setting Up Your PhoneSet Ring Styles and Alerts Set a StyleAnswer Options WallpaperScreen Saver Display Timeout Display BrightnessBacklight Talking Phone Settings Conserve Battery PowerHide or Show Location Information Find it Press s G Settings Initial Setup Battery Save Silence a Call Alert Calling FeaturesRedial Number Automatic RedialCall an Emergency Number View Call HistoryFind it Press s D Call History Scroll to Received or Dialed Add Digits StoreDelete All Send MessageReturn an Unanswered Call Attach a NumberSpeed Dial Find it Press s F Messages Voicemail Touch DialVoicemail Listen to Voicemail MessagesMain Menu Phone FeaturesInitial Setup Settings & Tools MenuMessages Calling FeaturesMessages Outbox Messages Preset Messages New Preset MessageMessages Preset Messages Select Save Picture or Save SoundPress Options to open the Contacts Menu ContactsMessages Browser Alerts Contacts New EntryContacts entry Options Copy Entries Fromstart Contacts entryAssign a speed dial number to a Contacts entry Features Set Speed Dial NumberSet Default Number for Entry Features Assign Ringer ID to EntrySet the order in which Contacts entries are listed Personalizing FeaturesUsing Voice Commands Features Sort ContactsSend Picture Name or # Voice Commands Call Name or #Voice Commands Send Text Name or # Call NumberGo To App Voice Service SetupPress Settings Voice Commands Lookup NameSettings Personalize Home Screen Menu FeaturesMore Personalizing Features Settings Initial Setup LanguageFeatures Master Clear Settings Initial Setup Master ClearCall Monitoring Dialing FeaturesSettings Initial Setup Dtmf Short, Long, or Off Settings In-Call Setup In-Call Timer Choose Display or BeepCall History Data Times Call History Data Times All Data Sessions Reset AllCall History Data Volumes Call History Call TimesUse Bluetooth Bluetooth Wireless ConnectionsSettings Connection Bluetooth Setup Find Me Settings Connection BluetoothFeatures Accessory Volume Settings Handsfree FeaturesFeatures Edit Device Properties Set Bluetooth OptionsSettings Car Settings or Headset Auto Answer Settings Headset Voice DialSettings Car Settings Charger Time Data and Fax Calls Network FeaturesSettings Network Info Current Network or Set Mode Settings Network Info Service TonePersonal Organizer Features Tools Alarm ClockTools Datebook day Tools Voice Records Settings Security Lock ApplicationSecurity Tools Voice Records New Voice RecordNews Entertainment Service & Repairs Service & RepairsService & Repairs DON’Ts Battery Use & SafetyBattery Charging SAR Data Specific Absorption Rate DataContent Copyright Software Copyright NoticeAgps & Emergency Calls Agps & Emergency Calls Agps & Emergency Calls Important Safety Legal Information RF Energy Interference/Compatibility Safety and General InformationOperational Precautions Exposure to Radio Frequency RF EnergyOperational Warnings Driving PrecautionsSeizures/Blackouts Glass PartsIndustry Canada Notice to Users FCC Notice to UsersRepetitive Motion Liquids of any kind Use & CareWhat Does this Warranty Cover? Motorola Limited Warranty for the United States and CanadaSoftware Who Is Covered?How to Obtain Warranty Service or Other Information What Will Motorola Do?What Other Limitations Are There? Hearing Aid Compatibility with Mobile Phones Information from the World Health Organization Product RegistrationExport Law Assurances Privacy and Data Security Disposal of your Mobile Device and AccessoriesCaring for the Environment by Recycling California Perchlorate LabelDrive Safe, Call Smart Smart Practices While DrivingMany Motorola Original handsfree accessories available today Numerics IndexCall Failed, Number Busy message Message drafts 53 erase 54 outbox 53 status 53 text Network settings 67 no service indicator 24 notepad Index1X 24 ALI Lock phone Making a call MenuPower key Predictive text entry Received list 46 redial Downloading 53 sound on & vibrate on Page Patent Re ,976

6809504A81-A specifications

The Motorola 6809504A81-A represents an integral advancement in microprocessor technology, especially noted for its application in embedded systems and consumer electronics. As an evolution of the 68000 series, it reflects Motorola's commitment to delivering high-performance processing capabilities while maintaining efficient power consumption.

Key features of the 6809504A81-A include its 32-bit architecture, which enhances data handling capabilities, allowing for more complex and efficient computing solutions. The processor operates at clock speeds that can reach up to 25 MHz, enabling it to perform multiple instructions per cycle. This improves overall processing speed, making it suitable for applications that demand quick and reliable responses.

One of the standout characteristics of the 6809504A81-A is its advanced memory management systems. It supports both static and dynamic RAM, catering to diverse memory requirements across applications. This flexibility ensures that designers can create robust systems capable of handling larger datasets without being bogged down by limitations in memory bandwidth.

The integration of innovative instruction set architecture (ISA) is also a significant feature of the 6809504A81-A. It supports a range of addressing modes, which allows developers to optimize their code for better performance. The robust ISA is compatible with a wide variety of software, making it easier for programmers to leverage existing codebases while developing new applications.

Another important aspect of the 6809504A81-A is its support for multimedia processing. With built-in capabilities for handling audio and video data, the processor is well-suited for tasks ranging from digital signal processing to real-time media playback. This makes it an ideal choice for applications in smartphones, personal digital assistants, and multimedia systems.

In terms of consumer electronics, the 6809504A81-A has been utilized in numerous devices, exemplifying its versatility. Its power efficiency enables longer battery life in mobile applications, while its processing prowess supports multitasking operations seamlessly.

Overall, the Motorola 6809504A81-A is a sophisticated microprocessor characterized by its powerful computing performance, flexible memory management, and robust multimedia features. As technology continues to evolve, the enduring influence of the 68000 legacy remains evident in the applications and systems leveraging this processor.