Charging with the Desktop Holder, Charging Time | Audiovox CDM-9500

Charging Time

Battery Type	Charging Time
Standard Battery Pack (BTR-9500)	1.5 to 2 hrs.

Extended Battery Pack (BTE-9500)	2 to 2.5 hrs.

The charging time, from empty to full, depends on the environmen- tal temperature, 0 to +35˚C.

Charging with the Desktop Holder

The CNR-9100 AC Adapter and the optional accessory DTH-9500 Desktop Holder can be used to charge the phone’s battery as illus- trated below.

AC120V

CDM-9500

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AC Adapter

CNR-9100

Desktop Holder DTH-9500 (Option)

Battery Information

♦Temperature extremes affect the Battery Pack’s ability to charge; always allow it to completely cool down or warm up first.

♦Subjecting the Battery Pack to extremely high or low tempera- tures reduces its capacity and its life expectancy. If possible, always try to keep the Battery Pack between 59˚F and 77˚F (15˚C and 25˚C).

♦After repeatedly using the rechargeable battery, the talk and standby times may become shortened when the battery is fully charged. When this occurs, replace it with a manufactured-ap- proved battery pack.

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Audiovox CDM-9500 owner manual Charging with the Desktop Holder, Battery Information, Battery Type Charging Time

Contents

CDM-9500 Page Audiovox Table of Contents Phonebook Outline Entering Letters and SymbolsDuring Calls Making Emergency Calls Call History Messaging FeaturesEditing the Phonebook Voice Activated Dialing VAD Key Settings Messaging Feature SettingsAccessing Wireless Internet Accessing Function Menu Tone Settings Clock and TimersSystem Features 113 105 137 117131 135 Safety Instructions Use in Vehicles Protection of Children 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 Standby Mode GPS Location Mode SeeIcons on the Main/Sub Display Using the Battery Installing the Battery PackRemoving the Battery Pack Charging the Phone’s Battery Charging the Battery Charging Time Battery InformationBattery Type Charging Time Charging with the Desktop Holder Removing the Phone from Your Belt Using the Belt ClipAttaching and Detaching the Holster Holding the Phone on Your Belt Antenna Position Power ManagementGetting Started Turning the Phone On/Off Security Code Basic Operation Making a Call with Speakerphone Making CallsMaking a Call Ending a Call Answering Calls During Calls Sending Tones from Display Three-Way CallingSending Tones Sending Tones from Keypad Locating Position in Emergency Calls GPS Emergency Call ModeMaking Emergency Calls Calling Emergency Numbers To Change the Entry Mode Entering Letters and SymbolsText Entry Mode T9 Mode Abc Mode T9 Mode BasicsAbc Mode Basics Assigned Alpha Characters in Abc Mode Key EnglishKey French Symbol Mode Numeric Mode Phonebook Operation Phonebook Outline Phonebook MenuPhonebook Entry Saving Phonebook Entries Basic SavingSimple Saving Phonebook Entry Options Changing Icons for NumbersSelecting Ringer Type for Numbers Saving into a Specific Address Manual HyphenationSaving Numbers as Secret Saving Linked Numbers Address Search Searching the Phonebook Keyword Search Alphabet Search Speed Dialing Dialing from the PhonebookSearch and Dial Quick Dialing Dialing Linked Number with 2 Second Pause T Prepending DialingLink Dialing Dialing Linked Number with Hard Pause H Editing the Phonebook Editing Phonebook EntryMoving Phonebook Entry Changing the Order of Numbers Erasing Phone NumbersErasing Phonebook Entry Registering Your Voice Voice Activated Dialing VAD Replaying Registered Voices Dialing with Your VoiceAdding the Voice Tag to a New Phonebook Entry Changing Registered Voices Erasing Registered VoiceErasing All Registered Voices Reviewing Call History Call History Saving Numbers into Phonebook Call History OptionsDialing from Call History Prepend Dialing from Call History Editing Group List Group List for SMS Copying from Phonebook Erasing a Number from Group List Voice Mail and Text Messages Messaging Features New Message NotificationMessaging Menu One-Touch Voice Mail Dialing Accessing Voice MailboxVoice Mail Messages Checking Voice Mail Messages Sending Text Messages Sending a New MessageStep Message Options Using Your Group List Reviewing Sent Messages Reviewing Outbox MessagesIcons Save Message Moves the message to Saved Folder Outbox Options Checking Inbox Messages Checking Received Messages Inbox Options Save Sent Message Messaging Feature SettingsDefault Call Back Number Entry Mode Alert Settings Voice Mail AlertVibrate Once Vibrates once Alert SettingsMail Alert Text Alert Direct View List ModeAuto Delete Signature Chapter Internet Browsing Accessing Wireless Internet Browsing Internet Websites Accessing Wireless Internet Starting Web BrowserWeb Menu Accessing with Bookmark Accessing with URLClosing Web Browser Browsing Keys Browsing Internet Websites Browser Menu Marking a Site in Bookmark ListAlert Inbox Web Browser Settings SecurityAdvanced Function Settings Key Functions Accessing Function MenuBy Scrolling By Shortcut Function Menu Tree Automatic Answering F13 Key SettingsQuick Dialing Setting F14 Open to Answer Setting F15 Backlight Standby F221 Display FeaturesNormal Operates the same as Backlight Standby F221 mode My Number F21 Information F26 Auto Hyphen F23Language F24 Sub Display Contrast F25 Power Save Mode F27 Wallpaper F28Downloaded Wallpaper Options Idle Screen Selection F29 Downloaded Melody Options Tone SettingsRing Volume F31 Ringer Type F32 Beep Alert F352 Key Volume F33Dtmf Send F34 Key Tone Length F351 Minute Alert F355 Service Alert F354Low Battery Alarm F356 Caller ID Alert F353 Activating/Deactivating Vibrating Alert Press Vibrating Alert F36 Call Timers F41 Clock and Timers Clock Adjustment F43 Calls-in-Absence Indicator F42 Alarm Clock F44 Setting the AlarmAlarm Notification Countdown Notification Countdown Timer F45Starting the Countdown Timer Canceling the Countdown Timer System Features System Mode F51To Alter the System Selection Press Auto Retry F56 GPS Location Mode F55 Force Analog F57 NAM F58NAM Name Tag F581 Auto NAM F583 NAM Change F582 Security Features Locking Your Phone Phone Lock F11Automatic Phone Lock F12 To Set Call Restriction Mode Press Restricting CallsCall Restriction F61 Changing Security Code F63 Security SettingsMemory Location Preset Emergency Number Changing Your Emergency Numbers F62 Call History All Clear F643 Call Timer Reset F641Clearing the Memories Phonebook All Clear F642 Get It Now All Clear F645 Function Settings Reset F644 Get It Now Scheduler Convenient Features Get It Now Starting Get It NowDownloading Applications Erasing an Application Downloading Melodies/WallpapersApplying Melodies/Wallpapers Checking Data Folder Memory Displaying Day Events SchedulerScheduler Outline Displaying Month Calendar Saving a New Event Option Work, Dinner, Leisure, Business, Meeting or Anni Scheduler Alarm Options Editing Events Scheduled Events Notification Erasing Events from the Event List Erasing Events from the Calendar Data Communication Data Service Mode Operating with TTY Data Service F52 Data Service Mode Quick Reference Data Mode F53 Operating with TTY TTY Mode F54Connecting to TTY Device Activating/Deactivating TTY Mode Safety Information FCC RF Exposure Information Safety Information for Wireless Handheld Phones Persons with Pacemakers Tips on Efficient Operation Aircraft Potentially Explosive Atmospheres SAR Information 123 Emergency Calls FCC Enhanced 911 E911 Rules BackgroundCDM-9500’s ALI Capability 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 Month Limited Warranty Protect Your Warranty Warranty Month Limited Warranty 133 Protect Your Warranty Quick Reference 136 Call Timer Reset Call RestrictionDirect View 138 Phonebook 139Melody Phone Lock 100 140 141 142 143 144