Safety and General Information | Motorola E360 manual

Safety and General

Information

MPORTANT INFORMATION ON SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION. READ THIS INFORMATION BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE.

The information provided in this document supersedes the general safety information contained in user guides published prior to July 2000. For information regarding radio use in a hazardous atmosphere please refer to the Factory Mutual (FM) Approval Manual Supplement or Instruction Card, which is included with radio models that offer this capability.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

RF Operational Characteristics

Your phone contains a transmitter and a receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits radio frequency (RF) energy. The phone operates in the frequency ranges of 880MHz to 960MHz and and 1710MHz to 1880MHz in digital mode.

When you communicate with your phone, the system handling your call controls the power levels at which your phone transmits. The output power level typically may vary over the range of 0 Watts to 2.19 Watts for the 900MHz band and 0 Watts to 1.12 Watts for the 1800MHz band. The phone is

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Motorola E360 manual Safety and General Information, RF Operational Characteristics

Contents

Page Welcome Motorola, Inc. All rights reserved Software Copyright Notice Main Menu Settings Menu Menu MapPage Page Key Presses Key Done Prompts and Messages Optional FeaturesOther Symbols Enter SIM PIN or Completed Safety and General Information RF Operational Characteristics Safety and General Information Exposure to Radio Frequency Energy Phone Operation Portable Phone Operation and EME ExposureAntenna Care Body-Worn Operation Data Operation Approved AccessoriesElectromagnetic Interference/Compatibility Facilities Pacemakers Medical DevicesHearing Aids For Vehicles With an Air Bag Safety and General Use While DrivingOperational Warnings Other Medical Devices Blasting Caps and Areas Operational CautionsPotentially Explosive Atmospheres Antennas Batteries ITC01-101 Specific Absorption Rate Data † Cenelec is a European Union standards body 402 W/kg.‡ About Your Phone, Battery and SIM Card Press and hold To Quick Access Left soft key as SNavigation key Special KeysPress left or right to scroll left or right Display About Your Phone, Battery and SIM About Your Phone, Battery and SIM Low Temperature Use Animated Icons Setting Up the Data Port Earpiece ConnectorBattery Use Communicating with External Devices About Your Phone, Battery and SIM Rechargeable batteries that power this product Low Battery WarningRemoving Your Battery Press the release catch on Fitting Your Battery Charging Your Battery Your SIM Card SIM Card Insertion/ Removal Replacing the Face Plate About Your Phone, Battery and SIM Switching the Phone On and Off Entering Your SIM Card PIN Incorrect 2 Tries Left is displayed, followed by Enter Entering Your Unlock CodeIf the PIN entered is incorrect, the warning message Enter SIM PIN Locking the Keypad Making a Phone Call Making and Receiving Phone Calls Page International Phone Calls Dialing Phonebook Numbers by Using VoiceNameCalling the Originator of an SMS or EMS Message Inserting Pauses into Phone Numbers Pause-A Working Example First part of the number 5556911 dials the voicemail system GSM Emergency Calls Receiving a Phone CallTo answer the call Press + Answer Press Send N Ending a Phone Call Leaving the Call Menu Call MenuEntering the Call Menu To leave the Call menu, press Back Call Menu Options Call Holding and Call Waiting To put an active call on hold To switch between an active call and a held callCall Holding and Call Waiting Scenarios To put an active call on hold and make another call Initiating a Conference Call Making a Conference CallTo reject a waiting call Managing a Conference Call Adding a New Call Separate a Caller from the Conference Call TransferSelect Private Call Making and Receiving Phone Calls Adding a Voice Command to a Phonebook Entry Voice CommandsIdle display, press and hold PH.BOOK Using a Voice Command for a Quick Access Feature Adding a Voice Command to a Quick Access FeatureIdle display, press the down-arrow on the Navigation key S Making and Receiving Phone Calls Key -. In the Browser menu, this key acts as Select Four different keys are used to access menusEntering the Menus Key + Selecting Menu Options How to Enter Text on Your PhoneLeaving the Menus Menu Options with Security Codes + 0 x * / = # § Space ? ! , @ & ¿ ¡ % £ $ ¥ TAP Method Choosing a Text Entry ModeHow to Enter Text in TAP Mode ITAP How to Enter Text in iTAP Mode TAP-Correcting Text ITAP-Punctuation and Upper Case Characters ITAP-Locking a WordYou can lock a word in two ways ITAP-Correcting Text ITAP-Adding Numeric CharactersTo delete the word before the cursor, press and hold Correcting Text How to Enter Text in Numeric ModeITAP-The Dynamic Dictionary Keys 0, 1 to 9 produce numeric characters only Received Calls Recent Calls MenuStore Add Digits Dialed CallsDelete All Delete Missed Calls Dial the number by pressing Send N. or Call Cost Call TimesSelect this option to see the duration of recent calls Phone Book Menu New Press + Change to select Group Recording a Voice Name for a Phonebook Entry Press Record key then Repeat name Find by Name EditDelete Add Digits Press Yes Phone displays Deleted Motorola SIM to Phone or Phone to SIM Copy EntryCopy Entries Select Copy Entries Phone Capacity SIM to CallerGroup or CallerGroup to SIM Caller Groups SIM CapacityTurboDial List This option allows you to view the TurboDial list Changes. For more information on Entry Details, see New on Adding a New Entry to a Caller GroupAdding an Existing Phonebook Entry to a Caller Group Delete, and Add Digits Editing or Deleting an Existing EntrySee the instructions for these options on pages 67 through Datebook Menu Checking Your Datebook Select New Event, or press the Menu Key M and select Setting Up a New Datebook EventDatebook Event Options New Edit Fun MenuGames Delete Racing Press the 0 key to pause and restart Memory Torpedo Smack Magic Play AnimationPress + Select to select the Animation submenu Set as screen saver Download a New Screen Saver Animation Screen saver settingSetup URL Download Set as WallpaperPreview Wallpaper Download New Wallpaper DefaultUser defined Messages Menu Profile SettingSMS and EMS Messages Press + Select to go to Text Msg Inbox Receiving Cell Broadcast MessagesDisplays You have new Messages Press + Read to read the message To remove the message from the display, press + Back Using the Messages MenuCreate Message This option allows you to create or modify text messages Send This option allows you to send the message that you create Insert Media Quick Notes Remove Media Save to DraftsEntry Method Phone Book or Caller Groups Preview Message Editor Constraints Reply Message InboxCall Back Delete ForwardStore Number Go to Next Message Extract Media Extracting and Saving a Picture Extracting and Saving an Animation Extracting and Saving a Melody Extracting and Saving a Ringtone Quick Notes Sending a Predefined Quick Note Edit, Delete, or Send a Quick Note That You Create Create Your Own Quick NoteScroll to New Quick Note and press + Select Start Chat ChatEnter your chat message End Chat Message OutboxResume Chat History 103 Draft Folder Media Library Voicemail Cell Broadcast Appropriate channels Active ChannelsUse Active Channel to specify Broadcast messages Languages Message SetupService Center Voicemail Number Outgoing Message Type Quick Access MenuExpiry Period Email, or Customizing the Quick Access Menu 109 Browser Menu Using the BrowserTo launch the browser Press the Menu key M 110 Making and Receiving Calls During a Mobile Internet Session Ending a Mobile Internet Session Calculator Accessories MenuCalculating Numbers Converting Currency Service Dial Fixed Dial Making a Call from the Fixed Dial Menu Switching Fixed Dial On or OffPress Send N to make the call 115 Add Digits Adding a Fixed Dial EntryAdditional Fixed Dial Options Capacity Profile Setting Edit Color Setting In-Call Alerting Ring TypeActivate Press + Select to activate the selected profile Ring Tone Ring Volume Message Keypad 119 Answer Mode Off-Switches off the call time reminder120 Use Defaults Rename WAP Profile Directly from your phone. See also Using the Browser on122 Configuring Gprs Set DefaultWAP Setting Set Profile Using Your Phone’s Menus Configuring CSD User Name, Password, Phone number, Line Type, Transfer Rate Primary IP Port WAP Setting126 Secondary TimerSet Gprs HomePage Voice Calls Call ForwardUse this option to set your phone to the following If Busy Fax CallsIf no answer Unconditional Cancel the forwarding of incoming calls Quick Access SetupCancel All Data Calls Add or Modify Voice Tag Assign to Quick Access ItemPress Record key then Repeat Command Select Add or modify voice tag Delete Voice Tag Phone Status132 My Tel. Numbers Credit Available Call Cost Setup Call SetupCall Timer Active Line Credit Limit Reset All Costs135 Page Call Waiting SecurityPhone Lock Lock Keypad Unlock Code Change the unlock code, set at manufacture to Call Barring Fixed Dial139 SIM PIN when switched on Cancel All140 Unlock Code PasswordsOff this feature Select the Unlock Code option To change the code Select the Security Code option 142 SIM PIN2 Personalize Other SettingsBar Password Edit Ringtone Edit Ringtone Menu Options Entering and Editing Notes Set octave three Set octave oneSet octave two Set octave Change a Note to a Sharp or Flat Change the OctaveSelect the Note Required Change a Note’s Length Here the first 12 notes belong to the 2nd octave Add a RestListen to a New Tone as You Compose It 148 Banner 149 Screen Saver Initial SetupThis value represents the idle time in minutes Power off time Power on/offPower On Time Power Off Enable Always Disable Time and Date Seconds Battery SaveBacklight Language Contrast Storage Band Selection Line1/Line2 Settings 153Master Clear Master Reset Wallpaper configuration Game data Voice tagBattery Saving Sound Network STK ServiceNetwork Setup Avail. Networks But nothing Power key PYou press Happens Your phone You can’tReceive calls Does not ring Display is too BatteryYour phone’s Dark Battery drains faster than normal 159 Blocked Won’t unlockYour PIN is Your PIN2 is International SymbolIs flashing You are unable Call Dialing phonebook number Answer mode Banner indicator 23 batteryUsing browser 162 Redialing number 38 display Earpiece connectorUse indicator 163 Adding fixed dial entry Making call from Fixed Dial menu Menu indicator During session 111 iTAP mode164 165 Adding entry to Using phonebook 66 powerPhone care 166 Editing, deleting, sending Predefined quick notes Prompts defined Quick Access menu Customizing 109 usingProfile settings Activating 167 Redial Number from dialed calls list Unlock code Voice mail SIM card defined Inserting 31 PIN Entering 34 removingSoft key left 168