Motorola 6881021B30-C manual Pager, Standard Features

To set the on/off times:	messages. For example, your children can page
➊ Press U until SET AUTO ON/OFF? is displayed.	you with a message At Jimmy’s 555-1234. You
➋ Press Q. The current setting is displayed and	would know where your children are and the
	phone number in case you need to contact them.
the auto-on hour digits flash.
	Contact your service provider or local software
Follow the instructions under “Setting the Clock
	outlet for alpha-entry options.
and the Date” to set the turn-on and turn-off times.
	If you have a cellular phone, give your pager num-
The left series of digits are the turn-on time. The
	ber instead of your cellular phone number. Then
right series of digits are the turn-off time.
	you can decide who to call back on your cellular
NOTES: When operating in the automatic on/off
	phone, without paying for incoming cellular calls.
mode, the pager can still be manually turned on
	The Memo EXPRESS pager can help reduce your
and off.
	monthly cellular phone bill!
To disable automatic mode:
➊ Press U until PAGER MANUAL ? is displayed.
➋ Press Q. The symbol ö disappears from the
standby screen.
EFFECTIVE USE OF YOUR Memo EXPRESS
PAGER
Your Memo EXPRESS pager can help you keep in
contact with everyone important to you—children
or child care providers, business office, data ser-
vices, and voice mail. Ensure your children’s
school, physician, and friends have the number so
you can be contacted in emergencies.
Give your pager number to family, friends, and as-
sociates to assure contact at any time, in any
place. When calling your pager number, they en-
ter the number where they can be reached on a
tone-type keypad. This number is then displayed
on your Memo EXPRESS pager.
Software programs used on a personal computer,
along with a modem or stand-alone page-entry
device, allow you to receive or send alphanumeric
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STANDARD FEATURES	Automatic On/Off: The pager can be set to turn
	on and turn off at preselected times.
Time of Day/Day and Month: The time of day	Message Erase: When messages are no longer
and the date and month are displayed whether the	needed, erase them to free space for new mes-
pager is on or off.	sages.
User-Selectable Pleasing Alerts: When the	Memory Retention: All messages remain in
pager is in the audible alert mode and a message	memory even when the pager is turned off or
is received, the pager alerts with a pleasing musi-	when changing the battery.
cal sound.	Out of Range: With this option enabled, ú is dis-
Message Lock: Up to three messages can be	played in the upper portion of the screen when
locked so they will not be removed from memory.	your pager is located outside of your paging cov-
Automatic Reset: Pager alerts automatically	erage area. ú is no longer displayed when you re-
stop even if you do not press any of the pager’s	turn to your coverage area.
buttons.	Errored Data Indicator: When reading a stored
Reminder Chirp: The pager chirps or vibrates ev-	message containing potentially corrupt data, e is
ery two minutes until you read all unread messag-	displayed in the upper portion of your screen.
es.
Low-Battery Indicator: When the battery is near-
ing the end of its life, the low-battery symbol ó
is displayed and the pager gives a two-second
alert. Replace the battery within five days after the
first appearance of the low-battery indicator.
Endless Line Display (Scroll): Messages auto-
matically scroll across the screen until the entire
message is displayed.
Backlight: In low-light conditions, press and hold
Q for two seconds while reading a message to
activate the pager’s backlight. The backlight is
also activated by pressing Q while in the standby
mode.
Time Stamp: The time of day that a message was
received is displayed on all screens of the mes-
sage.

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