Dual Port Adapter Cable, 120 | Motorola i30sx specification

Dual Port Adapter Cable

The Dual Port Adapter Cable enables in-vehicle communications and charging of the i30sx phone via the Hands-Free Car kit, while being simultaneously connected for data operations.

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Using the Dual Port Adapter Cable

1Insert the flat end of the Dual Port Adapter Cable cord into the bottom connector of the i30sx phone. Make sure the Motorola logo is facing upward.

2Insert the round end of the RS232 Data Cable into the receptacle on the Dual Port Adapter Cable labeled “Data”.

3Insert the Hands-Free Car Kit into the receptacle on the Dual Port Adapter Cable labeled “Car Kit”.

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Motorola i30sx manual Using the Dual Port Adapter Cable, 120

Contents

@NNTN4196A@ Page Table of Contents Customizing the i30sx phone 123 Iii115 125Page Declaration of Conformity Page Introduction Ongratulations on purchasing your Motorola iDEN Driving Safety Tips Wherever wireless phone service is available Page Getting Started 30sx Phone Features Battery Attaching the Battery Detaching the Battery Charging the Battery Battery Charging Status Removal and Replacement Procedure 30sx Phone Faceplates and KeypadsPage Turning Your i 30sx Phone On/Off Enabling Security Receiving Over-the-Air Programming SIM Card Personal Identification Number PIN Security Features of the i 30sx PhoneSIM Card Entering the PIN Changing the PIN Unblocking the PIN Press * * 0 5 s Disabling/Enabling the PIN Requirement Page Inserting/Removing the SIM Card To Remove the SIM Card Slot Keypad Lock Activating Keypad Lock Receiving New Voice Mail Receiving Incoming CallsReceiving Private Calls Receiving New Text Messages Receiving New Net Alerts Deactivating Keypad Lock Status Light Sx Phone Status IndicatorStatus of Your i 30sx Phone My Information Viewing/Editing My Information Using T9 Text Input T9 Text Input Entry Modes Choosing a Language Choosing a Text Entry ModeUsing Alpha Mode Space Using Word ModeBackspace and Erase Next Word in Database Punctuation Entering a Word Using Numeric Mode Using Symbols ModePage Ready Screen Display EssentialsDisplay Screen Elements Status Icons Ring/Volume icons you have Packet Data Activity phone is Call Information Icons Text Display Area Display Options Navigating Menus and ListsMenu Icon Main Menu Options Menu Item Use to Main Menu Options Page Phonebook Phonebook Icons Accessing Phonebook with an i2000, i2000plus, or GSM PhonePhonebook Entries and Speed Dial Numbers Accessing Your Phonebook Accessing Your Phonebook About Phonebook Entries Viewing Phonebook Entries Sorting Phonebook Entries To view the Phonebook Menu Checking Phonebook Capacity Adding Phonebook Entries Phonebook screen, press Characters long.K When you are finished, press C under Numbers do not have associated L Speed Dial numbers Storing Numbers and Private IDs Quickly About Phonebook Entries Editing Phonebook Entries Press R to scroll to Delete Contact or Delete Number Pause Digit EntryDeleting Phonebook Entries Plus Dialing Digital Cellular Making Phone Calls Using Direct Dial Making Calls from the Phonebook Making Phone Calls Using Speed Dial Making Calls from the Recent Calls List Placing International Phone Calls Using Turbo DialLast Number Redial Making TTY Calls Emergency CallingReceiving a Phone Call Recent Calls Icons Ending a Phone CallRecent Calls Viewing Recent Calls Getting Detailed Information About Recent Calls Deleting Recent Calls Storing a Recent Call Number to the PhonebookCalling From the Recent Calls List Hands-Free Speakerphone Mute Call Timers Call Waiting Accepting Calls Ending the Active Call Switching Between CallsDeclining Calls Turning Off Call Waiting Call Hold Three-Way Calling Call Forwarding Turning On Call Forwarding At the Call Forward screen, the Forward Turning Off Call Forwarding Setting Call Forwarding to Voice Mail Page Messages Message Center Transferring Calls to Voice Mail New Message IndicatorsVoice Mail Using Voice Mail Logging Into Voice Mail Text and Numeric Messaging View a Message Immediately New Messages IndicatorsAccessing New Messages Viewing a Message Later Net Alert Viewing Stored Messages Using Your Phone as a Modem TTY UsersPage Making a Private Call from the Keypad Private CallsPrivate Call Making a Private Call from the Phonebook Making a Private Call from the Recent Call List Receiving a Private Call Placing a Call Alert from the Keypad Call AlertsStoring Private IDs Placing a Call Alert from the Phonebook Ready to Alert Screen Receiving Call Alerts Viewing Call Alert Date and Time Accessing the Call Alert QueueCall Alert Queue Sorting Call Alerts Press S to scroll to First on Top or Last on Top Responding to a Call Alert From the QueueDeleting a Call Alert From the Queue Group Call Storing a Talkgroup Making a Group Call from the Recent Calls List Making a Group Call from the KeypadMaking a Group Call from the Phonebook Receiving a Group Call Joining a Talkgroup Group-Silent Programming Turning Group-Silent On or Off Viewing a Memo MemoAdding a New Memo 100 Editing a MemoDeleting a Memo 101 SettingsCustomizing the i30sx phone 102 Ring/VolumeMain Options To set SilentAll to Off or On Ring Style and Notification Type103 Phone Setup 104 105 Call SetupSecurity 106 107 Initial SetupChanging Time and Date Format Setting Auto Redial 108 Adjusting Status Light Setting Backlight TimerSetting Photo Sensor 109 110 111 Setting Baud RateSetting TTY Mode ` Return to Home Setting TTY Baud RateAlert Timeout 112 113 Voice VolumeTkgrp Talkgroup Settings Service Status 114 Charging Lithium Ion Batteries AccessoriesBatteries 115 Travel Chargers 116 Standard Charger U.S. Only Using the Travel ChargerMid-Rate Charger Operating Specifications 117 PC Applications Supported Data AccessoriesUniversal Serial Bus USB 118 119 Using the Data CableData Cable 120 Using the Dual Port Adapter CableDual Port Adapter Cable 121 Using the PDA Converter PlugPDA Converter Plugs 122 123 Other Important InformationUnderstanding Status Messages Status Messages Message Description 124 125 Safety and General InformationRF Operational Characteristics Body-worn operation Phone OperationTwo-way radio operation Antenna Care Approved Accessories 127 Electro Magnetic Interference/Compatibility Medical Devices Use While Driving 129 Operational Warnings 130 131 Cleaning and Drying ConsiderationsOperational Cautions 132 Accessory Safety Information 133 134 135 Limited Warranty Motorola Communication ProductsT E II. General Provisions 136 IV. HOW to GET Warranty Service 137 VI. Patent and Software Provisions 138 139 III. HOW to GET Warranty Service 140 Patent and Software Provisions 141 142 Patent and Trademark Information 143 144 Index 145 146 147 128 148