Getting Started, Turning the Phone On/Off | Audiovox CDM-9500

Getting Started

Turning the Phone On/Off

To turn the phone on, press and hold .

To turn the phone off, press and hold .

Antenna Position

Fully extend the antenna for optimum performance and signal strength, or while operating in poor signal areas.

Power Management

	Battery	Mode	Talk Time	Standby Time
			up to	up to

	Standard	Digital 1x	100 min.	150 hrs.
		Digital	120 min.	100 hrs.
	(BTR-9500)

		Analog	50 min.	13 hrs.


	Extended	Digital 1x	150 min.	250 hrs.
		Digital	200 min.	160 hrs.
	(BTE-9500)

		Analog	80 min.	20 hrs.

The talk and standby times are approximate values and may vary depending on the network and handset usage.

Multilingual

The CDM-9500 can display menus and prompts and enter text in multiple languages (English, Spanish, French and Portuguese). To change the language, see Language (F24) on page 84.

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Audiovox CDM-9500 owner manual Getting Started, Turning the Phone On/Off, Antenna Position, Power Management, Multilingual

Contents

CDM-9500 Page Audiovox Table of Contents During Calls Entering Letters and SymbolsMaking Emergency Calls Phonebook Outline Editing the Phonebook Messaging FeaturesVoice Activated Dialing VAD Call History Accessing Wireless Internet Messaging Feature SettingsAccessing Function Menu Key Settings System Features Tone SettingsClock and Timers 113 105 131 117135 137 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 the Main/Sub Display Icons on Standby ModeGPS Location Mode See Removing the Battery Pack Using the BatteryInstalling the Battery Pack Charging the Phone’s Battery Charging the Battery Battery Type Charging Time Battery InformationCharging with the Desktop Holder Charging Time Attaching and Detaching the Holster Using the Belt ClipHolding the Phone on Your Belt Removing the Phone from Your Belt Getting Started Power ManagementTurning the Phone On/Off Antenna Position Security Code Basic Operation Making a Call Making CallsEnding a Call Making a Call with Speakerphone Answering Calls During Calls Sending Tones Three-Way CallingSending Tones from Keypad Sending Tones from Display Making Emergency Calls Emergency Call ModeCalling Emergency Numbers Locating Position in Emergency Calls GPS Text Entry Mode Entering Letters and SymbolsT9 Mode To Change the Entry Mode Abc Mode Basics Abc ModeT9 Mode Basics Key French Assigned Alpha Characters in Abc ModeKey English Symbol Mode Numeric 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 Address Search Searching the Phonebook Keyword Search Alphabet Search Search and Dial Dialing from the PhonebookQuick Dialing Speed Dialing Link Dialing Prepending 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 Registering Your Voice Voice Activated Dialing VAD Adding the Voice Tag to a New Phonebook Entry Replaying Registered VoicesDialing with Your Voice Erasing All Registered Voices Changing Registered VoicesErasing Registered Voice Reviewing Call History Call History Dialing from Call History Call History OptionsPrepend Dialing from Call History Saving Numbers into Phonebook Editing Group List Group List for SMS Copying from Phonebook Erasing a Number from Group List Voice Mail and Text Messages Messaging Menu Messaging FeaturesNew Message Notification Voice Mail Messages Accessing Voice MailboxChecking Voice Mail Messages One-Touch Voice Mail Dialing Step Sending Text MessagesSending a New Message Message Options Using Your Group List Icons Reviewing Sent MessagesReviewing Outbox Messages Save Message Moves the message to Saved Folder Outbox Options Checking Inbox Messages Checking Received Messages Inbox Options Default Call Back Number Messaging Feature SettingsEntry Mode Save Sent Message Vibrate Once Vibrates once Alert SettingsVoice Mail Alert Mail Alert SettingsText Alert Alert Auto Delete List ModeSignature Direct View Chapter Internet Browsing Accessing Wireless Internet Browsing Internet Websites Web Menu Accessing Wireless InternetStarting Web Browser Closing Web Browser Accessing with BookmarkAccessing with URL Browsing Keys Browsing Internet Websites Alert Inbox Browser MenuMarking a Site in Bookmark List Advanced Web Browser SettingsSecurity Function Settings By Scrolling Accessing Function MenuBy Shortcut Key Functions Function Menu Tree Quick Dialing Setting F14 Key SettingsOpen to Answer Setting F15 Automatic Answering F13 Normal Operates the same as Backlight Standby F221 mode Display FeaturesMy Number F21 Backlight Standby F221 Language F24 Auto Hyphen F23Sub Display Contrast F25 Information F26 Downloaded Wallpaper Options Power Save Mode F27Wallpaper F28 Idle Screen Selection F29 Ring Volume F31 Tone SettingsRinger Type F32 Downloaded Melody Options Dtmf Send F34 Key Volume F33Key Tone Length F351 Beep Alert F352 Low Battery Alarm F356 Service Alert F354Caller ID Alert F353 Minute Alert F355 Activating/Deactivating Vibrating Alert Press Vibrating Alert F36 Call Timers F41 Clock and Timers Clock Adjustment F43 Calls-in-Absence Indicator F42 Alarm Notification Alarm Clock F44Setting the Alarm Starting the Countdown Timer Countdown Timer F45Canceling the Countdown Timer Countdown Notification To Alter the System Selection Press System FeaturesSystem Mode F51 Auto Retry F56 GPS Location Mode F55 NAM Name Tag F581 Force Analog F57NAM F58 Auto NAM F583 NAM Change F582 Security Features Automatic Phone Lock F12 Locking Your PhonePhone Lock F11 Call Restriction F61 To Set Call Restriction Mode PressRestricting Calls Memory Location Preset Emergency Number Security SettingsChanging Your Emergency Numbers F62 Changing Security Code F63 Clearing the Memories Call Timer Reset F641Phonebook All Clear F642 Call History All Clear F643 Get It Now All Clear F645 Function Settings Reset F644 Get It Now Scheduler Convenient Features Downloading Applications Get It NowStarting Get It Now Applying Melodies/Wallpapers Downloading Melodies/WallpapersChecking Data Folder Memory Erasing an Application Scheduler Outline SchedulerDisplaying Month Calendar Displaying Day Events 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 Connecting to TTY Device TTY Mode F54Activating/Deactivating TTY Mode Operating with TTY 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 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 Month Limited Warranty Protect Your Warranty Warranty Month Limited Warranty 133 Protect Your Warranty Quick Reference 136 Direct View Call Timer ResetCall Restriction 138 Melody 139Phone Lock 100 Phonebook 140 141 142 143 144