Motorola i90c manual

Contents

Main Page i Tableof Contents ii Page Page Page vi DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY PerFCC C FR 47 Part 2 Section 2.1077(a) Hereby declares that the product: Conforms to the following regulation: Introduction Welcome to Nextel Customer Care Ordering Information Driving Safety Tips Page Getting Started i90cPhone Features i90cMenu Tree i90cMenu Tree i90cIcon Glossary Youmay see these icons while using your i90cphone: ` ) | Battery 10 Attachingthe Batter y Detachingth e Battery 11 Charging the Battery 12 Battery Charging Status PoweringthePhoneOn Turni ng Your i90cPhone On/Off O 13 PoweringthePhoneOff Enabling Over-the- Air-Radio-Service Software (OARSS) Security a Receiving Over-the-Air Programming 15 Accepting YourPhones Programming SIM Card SIM Card Personal Identification Number (PIN) 16 Enabling/Disabling the PIN Security Feature C 17 Entering the SIM PI N 18 Changing the PIN P C 19 Unblockingthe PIN 20 Inserting/Removing the SIM Card Inserting SIM Card Page Removing SIMC ard Statusof Your i90cPhone 24 My Information Viewing/Editing My Information 25 Using T9Text Input T9Text Input Entry Modes 26 Choosing a TextE ntry Mode with Nextel Online Choosing a TextE ntry Mode 27 Choosing a Language Using Alpha Mode Using Word Mode SpecialKey Functions EnteringaWord 30 Adding Wordsto the User Database Using Symbols Mode Using Numeric Mode Display Essentials Display Screens 32 Opening and Closing Phone Cover Full-Sized Display Screen O 33 The Idle Screen Status Icons 01 Page Text D ispla y Area Call Information Icons Menu Icon Display Options Navigating Menusand Lists BS Main Menu Options Page Phonebook Phonebook Entriesand Speed Dial Numbers | Phonebook Icons Voic e Names Accessing YourPhonebook 42 About PhonebookEntries Viewing Phonebook Entries 43 Sorting Phonebook Entries } 44 Checking Phonebook Capacity AddingPhonebook Entries H I J K L M N 49 Storing Phone Numbers and Priv ate IDs Fast Page Page 52 EditingPhonebook Entries DeletingPhonebook Entries Pause Digit Entry Plus Dialing Address Book Digital Cellular 56 Making Phone Calls Using Direct Dial MakingCalls from the Phonebook Page Page 59 Using Speed Dial Using TurboDial 60 Making Calls Using Voice-Activated Dialing 61 Last Number Redial Q Making TTY Calls Placing International Phone Calls 62 Emergency Calling Special Dialing Codes Non-EmergencyNumbers 63 TelecommunicationsR elay Service Receiving a Phone Call Missed Calls Ending a Phone Call 65 Recent Calls Recent Calls Icons T 66 Viewing Recent Calls 67 Getting Detailed Information About Recent Calls Storing a Recent Call Number to the Phonebo ok Calling From the Recent Calls List 68 Call Timers Hands-Free Speakerphone Mute Call Waiting e 4 [ 73 Ending the Active Call TurningOff Call Waiting Call Hold Three-Way Calling Call Forwarding 76 TurningOnCallForwarding W 78 { Turning Off Call Forwarding SettingCallForwardingtoVoicemail Additional Phone Features Caller ID 81 Alternate Line Service Selectingthe Alternate Line 82 Receiving Calls on YourAlternate L ine Call Restrictions Nextel 411 WhitePageListings YellowPage Listings Page Page Nextel Voicemail Setting Up YourVoicemail Box Logging Into Voicemail g Using Voicemail 88 Main VoicemailM enu Playing Messages 89 Saving and Deleting Messages Recovering Deleted Messages Changing YourPasswo rd 90 Recording Your Name Recording YourA ctiveG reeting 91 Advanced VoicemailFeatures MultipleGreetings Recording Additional Greetings Selecting Your Active Greeting 92 Greetings Schedule Activating Your Greeting Schedule Automatic Playback 93 Changing the Playback Order of Messages Recording, Copying and Replying to Messages 94 Delivery Options 95 WorkingWith Group Lists Creating Group Lists 96 Modifying a Group List Deleting a Group List 97 Message Forwarding Page Page Page 101 Messaging Services Receiving Messages Message Alerts Page 103 Dismissing Alerts Message Center 104 VoicemailMessages Listening to a Message Immediately 105 Listening to a Message Later Logging into Voicemail g Text and Numeric Messaging 106 Accessing New Messages Viewing a Message Immediately Page 108 Email Messaging Numeric Messaging Operator Assisted Messaging* Nextel Two-WayMessaging Direct Connect Nextel Direct Connect Private Call 110 Making a Private Call from the Keypad i Making a Private Call from the Phonebook 111 Making a Private Call from the Recent Calls List 112 Making Private Calls Using Voice-Activated Dialing Receiving a Private Call 113 Storing Private IDs Call Alerts Placing a Call Alert from the Keypad 114 V Ready to Alert Screen Receiving Call Alerts 115 Call Alert Queue Accessing the Call Alert Queue ViewingCall AlertDate and Time 116 Sorting Call Alerts Responding to a Call Alert From the Queue Deleting a Call Alert From the Queue 117 Group Call Storing a Talkgroup 118 Makinga Group Call from the Keypad Makinga Group Call from the Phonebook 119 Making a Group Call from the Recent Calls List Receiving a Group Call Joininga Group Call 120 Group-SilentProgramming TurningGroup-Silent On or Off Datebook Datebook Icons Viewing YourDatebook 123 Viewinga Week c Viewing a Day 124 Viewing Event Details Viewing Today About Datebook Events Adding New Events Page Page Y h X Editing Events Deleting Events Datebook EventReminders Customizing Datebook Set Up F 6 Page Page Memo Adding a New Memo Viewing a Memo Editing a Memo Deleting a Memo Voice Record About VoiceRecords Accessing VoiceRecord Recording a VoiceRecord Playing a VoiceRecord Adding to a VoiceRecord Labeling a VoiceRecord Deleting VoiceRecords Locking/Unlocking a VoiceRecord VoiceRecords Memory Page Nextel Online Nextel Online Navigation Keys Startingthe Microbrowser Using Your Phone as a Modem Page 145 Java Apps Accessing Java Apps Installing Java Apps Running Java Apps Downloading Custom Applications 148 Java Apps Memory Deinstalling Java Apps Page Page Customizing the i90cPhone Settings 152 Ring/Vibe Main Options 153 Ring Styleand Not ificationType Ring Styles Notification Types 156 Phone Setup In Call Setup 157 Security Using Phone Lock Setting Keypad Lock 158 Enabling and Disabling SIM PIN SettingNew Passwords 159 Using Master Reset Personalize Reordering Main Menu Changing Idle Screen Options 160 Changing Power-Up Program 161 InitialSetup 162 Changing Time and Date Format 163 SettingAutoRedial Setting Backlight Timer Setting Photosensor 164 Adjusting Status Light Setting TextDisplay Setting Contrast 165 Setting Scrolling Setting Flip Activation Changing Display Language Master Clear 166 Feature Reset Setting Baud Rate Setting TTY Mode 167 SettingTTY Baud Rate Setting Alert Timeout SettingReturntoHome 168 Styles 169 Creating a Style 170 Editinga Style 171 Activating a Style TurningOff a Style Using the Styles Action Menu 172 Setting Call Filtering Setting Phone Call Filtering 173 Setting Private and Group Call Filtering Setting Alert Filtering Setting Message Notification Filtering 174 Shortcuts Creating a Shortcut 175 Using a Shortcut 176 Using the Shortcut Menu 177 Accessories Batteries Charging Lithium Ion Batteries 178 BatteryCharging Times TravelChargers Page Carry Holster Universal Serial Bus (USB) Page Other Important Information Nextel Customer Care UnderstandingStatus Messages Page Page Nextel Termsand Conditions of Service Page Page Page Page Page Page Safety and General Information RF Operational Characteristics PORTABLE RADIO PRODUCT OPERATIONAND EME EXPOSURE 195 Phone Operation Two-way radio operation Body-wornoperation Antenna Care 196 Approved Accessories 197 Electro MagneticInterference/Compatibility Facilities Aircraft Medical Devices Pacemakers Page 199 OperationalWarnings ForVehicles with an Air Bag PotentiallyExplosive Atmospheres BlastingCaps and Areas 200 Operational Cautions Antennas Batteries Page Accessory Safety Information Page 204 Why the concern? What kinds of phones are in qu estion? 205 How much evidence is there that hand-held mob ile phones might beharmful? Page 207 What is FDA's role concerning the safety of mobile phones? 208 Inth e absence of conclusive information about any possible risk, what can concerned individuals do? 209 Where canI find additional information? 210 Limited Warranty Motorola Com munication Products I. WHAT THIS WARRANTY COVERS AND FOR HOW LONG: NOTE: This Warrantyapplies within the fifty (50) united states and the District of C olumbia II. GENERAL PROVISIONS: III. STATE LAW RIGHTS: IV.HOW TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE: V.WHAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER: VI. PATENT AND SOFTWARE PROVISIONS: 214 NOTE: This Warrantyapplies in Singapore andthe Philippines. II. GENERAL PROVISIONS: III. HOW TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE: IV.WHAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER: V.PATENT AND SOFTWARE PROVISIONS: Page Patent and TrademarkInformation Index A B C D E G I J K N P R S T U V W