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Network Selection Menu

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Motorola 9500 manual Network Selection Menu

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0 0 P O RTA B L E T E L E P H O N E E R ’ S G U I D E Portable Quick Reference Page Options Menu Quick Reference Welcome Motorola, Inc Contents Forward Calls When Unavailable Customizing Phone Features Page Safety Information Exposure to Radio Frequency SignalsAntenna Care Phone Operation Batteries DrivingElectronic Devices Posted Facilities Aircraft Blasting AreasPotentially Explosive Atmospheres For Vehicles Equipped with an Air Bag Overview What You’ll Learn Guide Overview Understanding the Guide What’s in the Guide? Chapter Description Phone Overview Display Volume Keys Special KeysSIM Card Eject Satellite Antenna Cellular Cassette Connector Accessory ConnectorSatellite Antenna Lock Release Button Keypad Cover Indicators Current State of Service LightIf the LED is Then in satellite mode Display Indicators Indicator Description + Quick Access Menu Icons allow you to easily Original Satellite Series Accessories AC Travel Charger with International Plug KitDesktop Charger Auto Accessory Adapter Solar Charger Batteries StarTAC Adapter Carry Accessories Portable Auxiliary AntennaAntenna Adapter Cellular Cassettes Portable Dock Getting Started Attaching the Satellite Antenna Attach the AntennaRemove the Antenna What Is a SIM Card? GSM SIM Card CapabilitySIM Card Protection Installing the SIM Card Insert the SIM CardRemove the SIM Card Tip Make Removing the Battery Covers Remove the Battery Safety CoverAttach the Battery Safety Cover Installing the Battery Insert the BatteryTip Getting Started Remove the Battery Getting Started Charging the Battery Insert a spare battery in the rear pocket, if desiredWith the Desktop Charger With the Internal Charger Checking the Battery Low Battery Warning+ Check Battery Power Status Press and hold Cto exit Message Description Battery Information For Maximum Battery LifeTo Dispose of Batteries Installing the Cellular Cassette Insert the Cellular Cassette Remove the Cellular Cassette Using Your Phone Using Your Phone Feature Overview GSM CDMA/AMPS Powering Up the Phone Turn the Power On and OffPower-On Messages Standby Holding the Phone Placing Calls Dial a Number International Dialing + Automatic RedialPress and hold Ending a Call Redial Last Number CalledDial Special Characters Dial a Number With Pauses Dial a Number from the Phone Book Make an Emergency Call+ Call a Number in a Message Dial 1 1 What’s My SIM Card Phone Number? Receiving Calls Receive a Phone CallPress O or any digit key 1-9,*or Tip See + Unanswered Calls Personal Mailbox Adjusting Earpiece Volume Decrease the volume by pressing the lower volume key Adjusting Ringer Volume Using In-Call Features In-Call Feature Overview Feature + Muting a Call Using Call Waiting If you want to Then Press OPress C Enter the access code for the feature you Placing a Call on Hold If you want to ThenDial the number as usual, Close the flip cover You may see one of these messages Sending a Flash GSM Using the Menus Using the Options Menus Navigate the Options MenusMenu Press and hold C to exit Display Icons Chart How the Phone Responds+ Customize the Options Menu If your phone asks... Then + Using the Quick Access Menu + Activate the Feature Directly+ Scroll to the Feature Press E + Default Quick Access Settings + Customize the Quick Access MenuVibrate On/Off activates or Read Messages displays Using The In-Call Menu In-Call Menu FeaturesEntering the In-Call Menu Managing the Phone Book Entering the Phone Book Menu Phone Book Feature Overview What’s on the Phone Book Menu? Book Phone Book Organizing Your Phone Book Which numbers do I call most?SIM Card Memory When do I use these numbers? Which numbers do I need to keep secure? Storing Names and Numbers 3Getting to Personal NumbersAdd an Entry Follow the steps in 1-2-3 Getting to Use the Dedicated Keys Enter the phone number you want to store Entering Names Enter CharactersCorrect an Entry Use this chart as a guide for producing characters Available Characters Using Pauses in Numbers Enter Pauses in Numbers Dial Numbers With Pauses + Using Phone Number Prefixes Use a Stored PreﬁxChange a Similar Entry Tip Try Recalling Entries Find an Entry by Name Find an Entry by Location Enter the location number, and then press Calling, Modifying, or Erasing an Entry Call a Selected EntryModify a Name or Number Erase a Name and Number + Checking Phone Book Capacity Press O. You will see XXX Unused + Preventing Access to the Phone Book + Restricting Phone Use Getting to Fixed Dialing+ Activate Fixed Dialing Tip You + Add an Entry Enter the number, and then press O. YouEnter a location number, and then press + Erase an Entry + Edit an Entry + View Your Fixed Dial List Getting to Phone Book Features Viewing the Last Ten Numbers Dialed Viewing and Modifying Phone Numbers View Your SIM Phone Numbers + Modify Your Phone Numbers Set Up One-Touch Dialing + One-Touch DialingUse One-Touch Dialing Using Calling Features Entering the Call Related Features Menu Call Related Features Overview What’s on the Call Related Features Menu? Call Related Features Cellular Mode GSM Mode CDMA/ Amps Forward Calls When Unavailable 3Getting to Call Forwarding Enter the access code for the feature you Forward All Your Calls Cellular Mode GSM Mode CDMA/ Amps Detailed Call Forwarding Voice CallsTip For Cellular Mode GSM Mode CDMA/ Amps Fax and Data Calls Cancel All Forwarding + Showing the Battery Meter 2Getting to Call Related Features + Showing Signal Strength + Deactivating Pending Call Drop Signal Follow the steps in the 1-2 Getting to Call + Activating Call Waiting Restricting Calls with Call Barring 3Getting to Call BarringBar Outgoing Calls Tip Your Cellular Mode GSM Bar Incoming Calls Cellular Mode GSM Change Bar Password Enter bar password, and then press O Using Message Services Entering the Messages Menu Messages Services Feature Overview What’s on the Messages Menu? Messages Menu Received Messages Go to Next Message Delete Message Getting to Message Features + Checking Your Voicemail + Storing Your Voicemail Number Follow the steps in 1-2 Getting to Managing Your Messages How Your Phone Notiﬁes You MessagesHow Messages Are Stored An alert sounds and/or the phone vibrates What Messages Contain Accessing Messages Accessing Your MessagesRead a New Message Read a Stored Message Delete Messages Go to the Next Message + Return a Call Customizing Phone Features Entering the Phone Setup Menu Phone Setup Feature Overview What’s on the Phone Setup Menu? Phone Setup This menu is not available in GSM cellular mode Adjusting the Ringer Volume 2Getting to Phone Setup + Setting the Phone to Ring or Vibrate + Setting the Ringer Tone + Setting the Keypad Tones Locking and Unlocking Your Phone Getting to Phone Lock+ Lock the Phone Automatically + Lock the Phone Instantly Unlock the Phone + Change the Unlock Code Protecting the SIM Card 3Getting to Require SIM Card PIN+ Activate and Deactivate the SIM Card PIN Follow the steps in 1-2-3 Getting to Require SIM Card PIN + Change the SIM PIN Code Unblock the PIN CodeEnter the current PIN code, and then press Enter a new PIN code, and then press O Managing Other Security Settings + Change the SIM PIN2 Code + Unblock the PIN2 Code + Change the Security Code + Managing Time and Date Settings + View the Time and Date + Change the Time Displayed + Set the Time Format + Set the Time and Date + Activating Extended Menus + Selecting the Display Language + Managing Your Phone’s Settings + Review the Phone’s Settings3Getting to Phone Status + Reset Options to Factory Defaults Enter your six-digit security code. You will + Clear All Stored Information Enter your six-digit security code.You will Cellular Mode Settings Set Up the Emergency Number Setup an International Preﬁx System Scan Select a System Scan Method System Scan Settings Switching Phone Numbers Accessing the Network Entering the Network Menu Network Feature Overview What’s on the Network Menu? Cellular Mode GSM Mode CDMA/ Amps + Registering With the Satellite Network 2Getting to Network Selection Cellular Mode GSM Settings Scan for Available Networks Set Network Search Method You can select one of the following methods Find a New Network Selecting a Mode Entering the Mode Selection Menu Mode Selection Feature Overview What’s on the Mode Selection Menu? All Modes Selecting a Mode Preferred or Automatic ModesAlways or Manual Modes Selecting Satellite Mode Getting to Mode SelectionSelect Satellite Preferred Mode Select Satellite Always Mode Selecting Cellular Mode Select Cellular Preferred ModeSelect Cellular Always Mode +Timing Your Calls Entering the Call Meters Menu Call Meters Feature Overview What’s on the Call Meters Menu? Call Meters + Showing Call Timers 3Getting to Show Call Timers+ Show the Time of the Last Call + Reset All Timers + Show Total Time for All Calls + Setting Audible Call Timers 3Getting to Audible Call Timers+ Set the Single Alert Timer + Set the Repetitive Timer + Showing the In-Call Timer 2Getting to Call Meters + Show the Lifetime Timer + Customizing the Menu System + Move Menu Features Find the feature you want to move+ Personalizing the Options Menu + Access Hidden Features + Activate/Deactivate Extended Menus + Personalizing the Quick Access Menu Add Entry to Phone stores enteredPhone Mute on or off mutes the phone Menu Quick Reference Phone Book Menu Cellular Mode Call Related Features Menu Cellular Mode GSM Mode CDMA/ Amps Messages Menu Received Messages Go to Next Message Delete Message Phone Setup Menu GSM Network Selection Menu Cellular Mode GSM Mode CDMA/ Amps Mode Selection and Call Meters Menus Mode Selection MenuCall Meters Menu Troubleshooting Problem Solution You can’t turnYou can’t make Calls Problem Solution You can’t accessYou can’t cancel Call Barring Osymbol Battery won’t Installed butCharge Faster than Mode Accessory connector port a Glossary Dual Tone Multi-Frequency Tones The tones that your Namps Narrow-Band AMPS. An analog technology Status indicator See indicator Index 212 GSM 214 215 216 217 218 Patent Information 220 Page O d u c t s f o r E i r i d i u m s y s t e m