Motorola 6881017B45-A manual Cleaning Your Lifestyle Plus Pager, Repair and Maintenance

vibration in place of the chirp when in the SILENT

message to be overwritten. When some or all of the

mode.

read messages are erased, the pager returns to the

Automatic Reset: If you do not reset your pager dur-

standby mode.

ing an alert, it automatically resets after 8 seconds.

Overflow Indicator: When the number of unread

Master Reset: Pressing the ON/OFF switch resets

messages is greater than the number of available

memory slots (16), ouerflow replaces the unread

the pager and causes the pager to return to the

standby mode.

message indicator. ouerflow indicates that the old-

Duplicate Message: Incoming messages are com-

est (first) unread message has been deleted from

memory by a more recent message.

pared to messages stored in memory. If a new mes-

Erase All: All read, unlocked messages can be

sage is identical to a message in memory,

duplicate is displayed at the beginning of the mes-

deleted from memory using the “Erase All” function.

sage. The new timestamp follows the duplicate mes-

Backlighted Display: Press the ON/OFF switch for

sage.

backlight in low-light conditions.

Low-Battery Indicator: When the battery nears the

Freeze Screen: When reading a message, you can

end of its life, the standby screen (time of day) is

“freeze” it on the screen by pressing and holdingR.

replaced

with low

cell. The battery must be

SILENT: When in the SILENT mode, the pager does

replaced within a few days to avoid interruption of

not give an audible alert.

pager operation.

CLEANING YOUR LIFESTYLE PLUS PAGER

Tone Alerting: The LIFESTYLE PLUS pager can

also respond as a basic tone-alert mode. When a

To clean the exterior of your LIFESTYLE PLUS pager,

tone-only message is received, tone

only is dis-

use a soft, non-abrasive cloth moistened in a mild

played.

soap and water solution. Use a second cloth moist-

Unread Message Counter: When unread messages

ened in clean water to wipe the surface clean. Do not

exist, the standby screen is replaced by the unread

immerse in water. Do not use alcohol or other clean-

message indicator. The unread message indicator

ing solutions.

displays the number of messages that have not been

REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

read, and is updated anytime a message is received

(except if

message

duplication occurs). If R is

Your LIFESTYLE PLUS pager, properly handled, is

pressed and there are not messages in memory no

capable of many years of trouble-free service. How-

pages is displayed.

ever, if service is ever required, Motorola’s National

Memory Full Indicator: If 16 messages or 160 char-

Service Organization, staffed with specially trained

acters are stored in memory, memory

full is dis-

technicians,

offers strategically

located repair and

maintenance

facilities. Consult

your Motorola sales

played in

place

of

the standby screen. A

new

representative for service locations in your area.

message

causes

the

oldest (first)

unlocked,

read

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BATTERY INFORMATION

PATENT INFORMATION

Your LIFESTYLE PLUS pager is designed to operate

The LIFESTYLE PLUS and LIFESTYLE PLUS Auto-

with a single AA size alkaline battery.

Synthesized pagers are manufactured under one or

Installing the Battery

more Motorola U.S. patents. A partial listing of these

patents can be viewed on the back cover upon

removal of the belt clip. Other U.S. patents covering

these products are pending.

DIAGRAM

REMOVING THE BELT CLIP

(+)

Position the pager so the display faces you. Rotate

LOCK

the pager until the belt clip is pointing up (R and F

buttons pointing toward the ground). Hold the belt

(-)

clip in one hand. Use the other hand to push down on

BATTERY DOOR

the small black spring-loaded tab (located between

the two metallic tabs on the pager housing) with

either your finger or a coin. With this tab held down,

• Locate the ribbed lock on the bottom of the pager.

slide the belt clip toward you until it is free of the

Slide the lock toward the back cover to expose the

housing.

red marking.

•While pressing on the recess of the battery door, slide the door in the direction of the arrow until it pops up from the housing.

•	Insert the battery so the polarity markings (+ and -)	}, Motorola, and LIFESTYLE PLUS are trademarks
	match the markings on the back cover. Insert the	or registered trademarks of Motorola, Inc.
	battery.	 1993–1995 by Motorola, Inc., All Rights Reserved.
•	Place the straight edge of the battery door halfway	Paging Products Group
	over the ribbed lock. Press down on the end of the
	door nearest the battery, and slide the door to its	1500 Gateway Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL 33426-8292
	completely closed position.	Printed in U.S.A. 2/95
•	After the cover is closed, slide the lock toward the
	front of the pager to conceal the red marking.	@6881017B45@
the time of day are lost. Remember to reset your
NOTE: When replacing the battery, all messages and
pager’s time of day.		6881017B45-A
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