Data Service Mode, Data Service F52 | Audiovox CDM-9500 instruction

Data Service Mode

Your phone will work as a wireless modem when connected to your PC computer or laptop with the optional data cable (MOK-9500) and when operating in the digital mode.

There are 2 different data settings with different speeds:

Circuit Mode: Up to 14.4 kbps

Packet Mode: Up to 144 kbps

The availability of these features and the actual data speeds de- pend on your service provider.

Data Service (F52)

Selects the data service mode of your phone for dial-up connec- tion.

1. Press

5

2 .

2.Select “Circuit” or “Packet” then press .

♦Circuit: Allows to send and receive async data or access the Internet with QNC mode.

♦Packet: Allows to access the Internet with packet mode.

Note: 1. When you select “Packet” mode, Data Mode (F53) is automati- cally set to “Off”.

2.When your phone is working in “Packet” mode, you can only use .

3.The current setting will remain, even if the phone is powered on/ off.

4.For additional information on connecting your phone to your PC computer or laptop, please refer to the MOK-9500 owner’s manual.

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Audiovox CDM-9500 owner manual Data Service Mode, Data Service F52

Contents

CDM-9500 Page Audiovox Table of Contents Entering Letters and Symbols During CallsMaking Emergency Calls Phonebook Outline Messaging Features Editing the PhonebookVoice Activated Dialing VAD Call History Messaging Feature Settings Accessing Wireless InternetAccessing Function Menu Key Settings System Features Tone SettingsClock and Timers 105 113 117 131135 137 Safety Instructions Protection of Children Use in Vehicles Safe Operation of Your Phone Safe Operation of Battery Pack Safe Disposal of Used Battery Packs Safe Operation of AC Adapter Safe Operation of AC Adapter Memo Before Using Your Phone Package Contents External View Front View Key Functions Icons on the Main/Sub Display Icons on Standby ModeGPS Location Mode See Removing the Battery Pack Using the BatteryInstalling the Battery Pack Charging the Battery Charging the Phone’s Battery Battery Information Battery Type Charging TimeCharging with the Desktop Holder Charging Time Using the Belt Clip Attaching and Detaching the HolsterHolding the Phone on Your Belt Removing the Phone from Your Belt Power Management Getting StartedTurning the Phone On/Off Antenna Position Security Code Basic Operation Making Calls Making a CallEnding a Call Making a Call with Speakerphone Answering Calls During Calls Three-Way Calling Sending TonesSending Tones from Keypad Sending Tones from Display Emergency Call Mode Making Emergency CallsCalling Emergency Numbers Locating Position in Emergency Calls GPS Entering Letters and Symbols Text Entry ModeT9 Mode To Change the Entry Mode Abc Mode Basics Abc ModeT9 Mode Basics Key French Assigned Alpha Characters in Abc ModeKey English Numeric Mode Symbol Mode Phonebook Operation Phonebook Entry Phonebook OutlinePhonebook Menu Simple Saving Saving Phonebook EntriesBasic Saving Selecting Ringer Type for Numbers Phonebook Entry OptionsChanging Icons for Numbers Saving Numbers as Secret Saving into a Specific AddressManual Hyphenation Saving Linked Numbers Searching the Phonebook Address Search Alphabet Search Keyword Search Dialing from the Phonebook Search and DialQuick Dialing Speed Dialing Prepending Dialing Link DialingDialing Linked Number with Hard Pause H Dialing Linked Number with 2 Second Pause T Moving Phonebook Entry Editing the PhonebookEditing Phonebook Entry Erasing Phonebook Entry Changing the Order of NumbersErasing Phone Numbers Voice Activated Dialing VAD Registering Your Voice Adding the Voice Tag to a New Phonebook Entry Replaying Registered VoicesDialing with Your Voice Erasing All Registered Voices Changing Registered VoicesErasing Registered Voice Call History Reviewing Call History Call History Options Dialing from Call HistoryPrepend Dialing from Call History Saving Numbers into Phonebook Group List for SMS Editing Group List Copying from Phonebook Erasing a Number from Group List Voice Mail and Text Messages Messaging Menu Messaging FeaturesNew Message Notification Accessing Voice Mailbox Voice Mail MessagesChecking Voice Mail Messages One-Touch Voice Mail Dialing Step Sending Text MessagesSending a New Message Using Your Group List Message Options Icons Reviewing Sent MessagesReviewing Outbox Messages Outbox Options Save Message Moves the message to Saved Folder Checking Received Messages Checking Inbox Messages Inbox Options Messaging Feature Settings Default Call Back NumberEntry Mode Save Sent Message Vibrate Once Vibrates once Alert SettingsVoice Mail Alert Settings Mail AlertText Alert Alert List Mode Auto DeleteSignature Direct View Chapter Accessing Wireless Internet Browsing Internet Websites Internet Browsing Web Menu Accessing Wireless InternetStarting Web Browser Closing Web Browser Accessing with BookmarkAccessing with URL Browsing Internet Websites Browsing Keys Alert Inbox Browser MenuMarking a Site in Bookmark List Advanced Web Browser SettingsSecurity Function Settings Accessing Function Menu By ScrollingBy Shortcut Key Functions Function Menu Tree Key Settings Quick Dialing Setting F14Open to Answer Setting F15 Automatic Answering F13 Display Features Normal Operates the same as Backlight Standby F221 modeMy Number F21 Backlight Standby F221 Auto Hyphen F23 Language F24Sub Display Contrast F25 Information F26 Downloaded Wallpaper Options Power Save Mode F27Wallpaper F28 Idle Screen Selection F29 Tone Settings Ring Volume F31Ringer Type F32 Downloaded Melody Options Key Volume F33 Dtmf Send F34Key Tone Length F351 Beep Alert F352 Service Alert F354 Low Battery Alarm F356Caller ID Alert F353 Minute Alert F355 Vibrating Alert F36 Activating/Deactivating Vibrating Alert Press Clock and Timers Call Timers F41 Calls-in-Absence Indicator F42 Clock Adjustment F43 Alarm Notification Alarm Clock F44Setting the Alarm Countdown Timer F45 Starting the Countdown TimerCanceling the Countdown Timer Countdown Notification To Alter the System Selection Press System FeaturesSystem Mode F51 GPS Location Mode F55 Auto Retry F56 NAM Name Tag F581 Force Analog F57NAM F58 NAM Change F582 Auto NAM F583 Security Features Automatic Phone Lock F12 Locking Your PhonePhone Lock F11 Call Restriction F61 To Set Call Restriction Mode PressRestricting Calls Security Settings Memory Location Preset Emergency NumberChanging Your Emergency Numbers F62 Changing Security Code F63 Call Timer Reset F641 Clearing the MemoriesPhonebook All Clear F642 Call History All Clear F643 Function Settings Reset F644 Get It Now All Clear F645 Convenient Features Get It Now Scheduler Downloading Applications Get It NowStarting Get It Now Downloading Melodies/Wallpapers Applying Melodies/WallpapersChecking Data Folder Memory Erasing an Application Scheduler Scheduler OutlineDisplaying Month Calendar Displaying Day Events Saving a New Event Scheduler Alarm Options Option Work, Dinner, Leisure, Business, Meeting or Anni Scheduled Events Notification Editing Events Erasing Events from the Calendar Erasing Events from the Event List Data Service Mode Operating with TTY Data Communication Data Service Mode Data Service F52 Data Mode F53 Quick Reference TTY Mode F54 Connecting to TTY DeviceActivating/Deactivating TTY Mode Operating with TTY Safety Information Safety Information for Wireless Handheld Phones FCC RF Exposure Information Tips on Efficient Operation Persons with Pacemakers Aircraft Potentially Explosive Atmospheres SAR Information 123 CDM-9500’s ALI Capability Emergency CallsFCC Enhanced 911 E911 Rules Background Operating Procedures What is FDA’s role concerning the safety of wireless phones? Page What about children using wireless phones? What are the results of the research done already? Page Warranty Month Limited Warranty Protect Your Warranty Month Limited Warranty 133 Protect Your Warranty Quick Reference 136 Direct View Call Timer ResetCall Restriction 138 139 MelodyPhone Lock 100 Phonebook 140 141 142 143 144