Charging Lithium Ion Batteries, 141 | Motorola i55sr Phone instruction

Batteries

4Squeeze the right hand thumb and index finger together until the clip snaps out of the retaining slot on the left side

5Remove the clip.

Batteries

For best results, charge the batteries within the temperature range of 10oC to 40oC (50oF to 104oF).

Prolonged charging is not recommended. For battery charging guidelines, see Table below.

Charging Lithium Ion Batteries

Table 3 provides the approximate time to fully charge a battery using a Motorola iDEN Approved Lithium Ion battery charger. Check the kit number on your battery and charger to determine the appropriate charging time.

Table 3: Battery Charging Times

MOTOROLA BATTERIES		Charging Time to 100%
Kit Number	Description/	Rapid	Mid-Rate
	Chemistry	Charger	Charger
		(SPN4716)	(SPN4940)
			or
			(SPN4808)
SNN5704*	Slim Li Ion Polymer	2 hours	4 hours
		30 minutes

SNN5717	Slim Li Ion	2 hours	4 hours
		30 minutes

SNN5705**	High Performance Li	2 hours	5 hours
	Ion	30 minutes

SNN5706	Extra Capacity Li Ion	2 hours	7 hours
		30 minutes

SNN5716**	Maximum Capacity	3 hours	8 hours
	Li Ion

* SNN5704 available December 2001.

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@ N T N 9 8 6 5 a @ Page Table of Contents 105 Messages 111 107117 139 Portable Radio Product Operation and EME Exposure Page Page Introduction Page Driving Safety Tips Wherever wireless phone service is available Getting Started Battery 55sr Phone Features Detaching the Battery Attaching the Battery Charging the Battery Battery Charging Status Battery Charging Turning Your i 55sr Phone On/Off Security Features of the i 55sr Phone SIM Card Personal Identification Number PINEntering the PIN U t i o n Changing the PIN Unblocking the PIN Press * * 0 5 s Disabling/Enabling the PIN Requirement Security Features of the i55sr Phone Removing/Inserting the SIM Card Keypad Lock Receiving Incoming Calls Activating Keypad Lock Receiving New Voice Mail Receiving Private Calls Receiving New Net Mail Receiving New Text Messages Status Light I55 sr Phone Status Indicator Status of Your i 55sr PhoneDeactivating Keypad Lock Viewing/Editing My Information My Information T9 Text Input Entry Modes Using T9 Text Input Using Word Mode Using Alpha Mode Space Backspace and EraseNext Word in Database Shift and Caps Lock Enter a Word Adding Words to the User Database Using Symbols Mode Using Numeric ModePage Display Screen Elements Display EssentialsReady Screen Status Icons Signal Strength icons strength Icon Indicates Battery Strength icons remainingActive Line icons currently active Call Forward icons phone is set to Display Screen Elements T9 Text Input icons you are using T9 Text Display Area Menu IconDisplay Options Navigating Menus and Lists Main Menu OptionsMenu Item Use to Browser Browse the Web Page Main Menu Options Page Phonebook Accessing Phonebook with an i2000, i2000plus, or GSM Phone Phonebook Entries and Speed Dial NumbersPhonebook Icons Voice Names Voice Names About Phonebook Entries Accessing Your Phonebook Sorting Phonebook Entries Viewing Phonebook Entries Phonebook Menu screen Checking Phonebook Capacity Adding Phonebook Entries Delete User TIP For best results, record in a quiet environment Storing Numbers Fast Editing Phonebook Entries Pause Digit Entry Deleting Phonebook EntriesPress R to scroll to Delete Record or Delete Number Plus Dialing Plus DialingPage Making Phone Calls Digital Cellular Making Calls from the Phonebook Using Direct Dial Making Phone Calls Making Calls from the Recent Calls List Using Turbo Dial Using Speed Dial Emergency Calling Last Number RedialPlacing International Phone Calls Ending a Phone Call Receiving a Phone CallRecent Calls Viewing Recent Calls Recent Calls Getting Detailed Information About Recent Calls Storing a Recent Call Number to the Phonebook Calling From the Recent Calls ListDeleting Recent Calls Hands-Free Speakerphone Accessing Voice Notes* From Recent Calls Call Timers Call Waiting Call Waiting Accepting Calls Switching Between CallsDeclining Calls Ending the Active Call Call Hold Call Hold Three-Way Calling Icon Indicates Call Forwarding Turning On Call Forwarding Turning Off Call Forwarding Page Message Center Messages New Message Indicators Voice MailAlert Flag Notification Priority Recognition Transferring Calls to Voice Mail Alert Flag Indications Logging Into Voice Mail Using Voice Mail Text and Numeric Messaging Accessing New Messages New Messages IndicatorsView a Message Immediately Viewing a Message Later Viewing Stored Messages Net Mail Using Your Phone as a Modem Private Calls Private CallMaking a Private Call from the Keypad Receiving a Private Call Making a Private Call from the Phonebook Storing Private IDs Making Calls Using Voice-Activated Dialing Placing a Call Alert from the Keypad Call AlertsPlacing a Call Alert from the Phonebook Ready to Alert Screen Receiving Call Alerts Accessing the Call Alert QueueCall Alert Queue Viewing Call Alert Date and Time Sorting Call Alerts Responding to a Call Alert From the QueuePress S to scroll to First on Top or Last on Top Deleting a Call Alert From the Queue Group Call Naming a Talkgroup Making a Group Call from the KeypadMaking a Group Call from the Phonebook Receiving a Group Call Making a Group Call from the Recent Calls ListGroup-Silent Programming Turning Group-Silent On or OffPage Datebook Symbol Description Datebook IconsViewing Your Datebook Viewing a Day Viewing a Week About Datebook Events Viewing Event DetailsViewing Today Adding New Events 100 101 102 Editing Events Deleting Events103 104 Customizing Datebook Set Up Adding a New Memo MemoViewing a Memo 105 Editing a Memo Deleting a Memo106 Java Running Java Applications107 108 Downloading Java Applications Installing Java Applications Java Memory109 110 Deinstalling Java Applications Voice Notes Accessing Voice NotesAbout Voice Notes 111 Recording a Voice Note Playing a Voice Note112 Adding to a Voice Note Labeling a Voice Note113 Deleting Voice Notes Locking/Unlocking a Voice Note114 115 Voice Notes Memory 116 Settings Menu Customizing the i55sr Phone117 Ring/Vibe Main Options118 119 Ring Style and Notification Type IconIndicates 120 121 Phone Setup Using Phone Lock Call SetupSecurity 122 Setting New Passwords Setting Keypad LockUsing Master Reset Enabling and Disabling SIM PIN Reordering Main Menu PersonalizeChanging Ready Screen Options 124 125 Changing Power-Up Program Initial Setup Changing Time and Date Format126 127 Setting Auto Redial Adjusting Status Light Setting Backlight TimerSetting Text Display 128 Feature Reset Setting ScrollingChanging Display Language Master Clear VoiceVolume Setting Baud RateTkgrp Talkgroup Settings Service Status 131 Styles 132 Creating a Style Editing a Style Activating a Style133 Setting Call Filtering Using the Styles Actions MenuTurning Off a Style 134 135 Setting Private and Group Call Filtering Shortcuts Creating a Shortcut136 137 Using a Shortcut 138 Using the Shortcut Menu Carrying Solutions AccessoriesSwivel Carry Clip 139 Using the Swivel Carry Clip Removing the Swivel Carry Clip140 Charging Lithium Ion Batteries Batteries141 Charging Time to 100% Battery Operating Instructions Travel Chargers142 Multi-Voltage Travel Charger Operating Specifications Using the Travel ChargerEconomy Travel Charger U.S. Only 143 Data Accessories Using the Data Cable144 Using the Dual Port Adapter Cable Dual Port Adapter Cable145 Using the PDA Converter Plug PDA Converter Plugs146 147 Universal Serial Bus USB 148 Understanding Status Messages Other Important Information149 Status Messages Message Description 150 Safety and General Information RF Operational Characteristics151 Two-way radio operation Phone OperationBody-worn operation Antenna Care 153 Approved Accessories Medical Devices Electro Magnetic Interference/Compatibility 155 Use While Driving 156 Operational Warnings Cleaning and Drying Considerations Operational Cautions157 158 159 Accessory Safety Information 160 Limited Warranty Motorola Communication Products T E161 162 II. General Provisions 163 IV. HOW to GET Warranty Service 164 VI. Patent and Software Provisions 165 166 III. HOW to GET Warranty Service 167 Patent and Software Provisions 168 169 Patent and Trademark Information 170 171 Index Java 109 172 154 173 174 175 176