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Motorola i9 manual Battery installation

Models: i9

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appliance or heat source, such as a hair dryer or microwave oven.

•Use care when handling a charged battery: Particularly when placing it inside a pocket, purse, or other container with metal objects. Contact with metal objects (e.g., jewelry, keys, beaded chains) could complete an electrical circuit (short circuit), causing the battery to become very hot, which could cause damage or injury.

Promptly dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations. Contact your local recycling center for proper battery disposal.

Warning: Never dispose of batteries in a fire because they may explode.

battery installation

1Slide the battery door upwards until it is released from the phone.

2Remove the battery door.

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User’s Guide SouthernLINCPage Class B Digital Device FCC Notice to UsersPage Hellomoto BAE UTS HCG Check it outPage Page Contents Contents Main menu Menu mapDisplay/Info Phone Calls Voice Playback Settings menuUse and care Essentials SymbolsAbout this guide Memory card SIM cardInsert the SIM card Remove the memory card Insert the memory cardBattery Use & Battery Safety BatteryBattery usage by children should be supervised Essentials Battery installation New batteries are not fully charged Charge using the charger Battery chargingCharge from your computer Turn it on & off Enable securityTo turn off your phone, press and hold . for two seconds Answer a phone call Make a phone callMake a Push To Talk call Press under Alert Answer a Push To Talk callSend call alerts To send a call alertOption When you receive a call alert, you mustStore a phone number or PTT ID Answer a call alertFind it / L Call a stored phone number or PTT IDFind it / C My Info Your phone numberText messages Set it upFrom the home screen press under Mesgs Inbox Receive a text messageRead from the Message center Press under Back to save the information you enteredUse drafts Create and send text messagesFrom the home screen press under Mesgs Create Message Shortcut From the home screen press under Mesgs Outbox Resend text messagesDelete sent text messages Manage memoryYour memory card can now be accessed by your computer Find it / u Connections USB Memory Card AccessUse your phone as USB mass storage device Using your handset as a modem Essentials Main attractions Main attractionsMultimedia VoiceRecords Musical ring tones in the list of ring tonesMedia files supported by the Media Center include Audio files downloaded to your phoneChannels Xmf, .mmf Xmf0, .xmf1 Mxmf Awb, .3ga3gp 3GPP specified Rates 5 kHz Imy MonophonicKbps up Supported video file formats include352 x 288 Mp4 320 x 240 up 3gp To 256 kbps 176 x 144 128 x 96 up toUp to Wmv Kbps, 320 Asf 240, 24 fps My musicUnderstanding the memory card folder structure Up to Kbps, 320 Rmvb 240, 15 fps 264 Mp4 3gpFilename rules Play music filesFind it / j My Music To play music while files are loading Find it / j My Music Set up the music playerFind it / j My Music / Setup Play music while loading filesEqualizer Lets you customize the sound of the music player Work with playlistsEdit Playlist Find it / j My Music Songs Use the favorites playlistWork with podcasts Under Yes to confirmSome functions differ when playing a podcast Background music My music on the external displayEdit Displays several options for editing your My imagesMy images menu My ImagesFind it / j My Images Viewing imagesMy images on the external display Themes Lets you choose a background for your applicationFor more information, seemorphing media keys on My videos setup menuMy videos Viewing videosMy videos on the external display CameraLeft W navigation key to rewind the video Videos through the Media Center, My Images and My Videos Access the cameraPicture Quality Adjust the picture quality to Normal or Fine Customize the camera Access the media centerTwo-step auto focus Change storage preferenceIcon Function Morphing media keysUse PTT features Begin a message during a Push To Talk call Begin a message from the PTT FeaturesSend messages Begin a message and choose a recipientReply to a message Create messagesSend a completed message Receive messagesPress the PTT button to send the picture Send a picture during a callSend a picture by starting a call Select the picture you want to sendClear a picture from the display From the PTT FeaturesFind it / S PTT Features Send Picture Receive a pictureSend my info Send a datebook eventPush the PTT button to send the event Send contact information While in a Push To Talk call press / Use PTT FeatureFind it / S PTT Features Configure PTT My Info Info to Send Find it / S PTT Features Configure PTT My Info Auto SendYou can transfer your approximate Turn PTT features on and offFind it / S PTT Features Send Location Send your locationQuick PTT Go to Quick PTT. See Quick PTT on One touch PTTSend Event Go to the first screen to send a Datebook Event Quick PTT PTT featuresBluetooth Make a Bluetooth connection Turn Bluetooth On or OffEnter the Bluetooth pass key Use Bluetooth during a call Send information via Bluetooth Page Clock screen saver Main attractions Basics Status indicatorsSee page 1 for a basic phone diagram Status indicators are shown at the top of the home screenRinger Vibe/Off Your phone is set to not ring Some features let you enter textMain menu Text entryEntry method FeaturesWord method Select one of the following optionsCharacters Alpha methodU V 8 Ú Ü Û Ù Navigation keyHandsfree speaker TransmittersGet connected Use GPS with map softwareBasics Using your phone with a hearing aid Features for the hearing impairedMay need to adjust your hearing aid HA volume setting Choose your hearing aid setting Features for the vision impairedVoice playback Basics Store an item to contacts from recent calls CallsTurn off a call alert Recent callsPress under Save to save your changes RedialCaller ID Call forwardFind it / u Phone Calls Call Forward Voice namesInternational calls Emergency callsReceiving a message Speed dialVoicemail Turbo dialProceed as if making a Private call Talkgroup callsJoining a talkgroup Making group callsOff Group callsReceiving group calls Turning off group callsAdd private numbers Create group lists in contactsWhile creating a Group list, select Add members from contacts, the recent calls list, or memoAdd members manually from the keypad Remove members or group listsGroup call information Calls LINCaroundTM LINCaroundTMTalk range Switching to LINCaroundExiting LINCaround Channels and codesMaking Code calls Setting channels and codesTo reply to the call, press the PTT button Receiving code callsReceiving all LINCaround calls No one is on your channel or code You are out of rangePress the PTT button Private LINCaround callsPrivate only Making a private LINCaround callReceiving a private LINCaround call Making emergency calls while in LINCaroundTM modeEnding code calls and private LINCaround calls Using direct launch Setup optionsTo access setup options Select SetupLaunch and press Select Off From the Setup screen, scroll to DirectSelect Off LINCaroundTM Customize VolumeRing tones Set your phone to vibrate Tip To set Vibrate All to On or Locked usingDatebook WallpaperOptions Hide or show location information Option Advanced calling Other featuresFeature Other features-advanced callingAlarm clock Disturb Feature Quick timerContacts Do notEvents Feature CreateSet picture DatebookLocation Feature ReceiveFeature View Events viaPrivacy Feature Set GPSFeature Speaker HandsfreeRings before answering Feature AutoChange To choose whether media Manage To view your used memory Other features-pc applicationsPc applications PersonalizeSecurity Other features-security Other features-security 113 Important Safety Legal InformationPortable Radio Product Operation and EME Exposure Safety and General InformationSafety Information Exposure to Radio Frequency RF EnergyTwo-way radio operation Operational PrecautionsApproved Accessories RF Energy Interference/Compatibility Phone OperationOther Medical Devices and Health Care Facilities Follow Instructions to Avoid Interference ProblemsImplantable Medical Devices Hearing AidsCaring for the Environment by Recycling Driving PrecautionsOperational Warnings Batteries and Chargers Potentially Explosive AtmospheresChoking Hazards Seizures/Blackouts Glass PartsRepetitive Motion Safety Information Service & Repairs Service & RepairsSAR Data Specific Absorption Rate DataSAR Data Warranty What Does this Warranty Cover?What This Warranty Does Not Cover How to Get Warranty ServiceGeneral Provisions Defects or damage from misuse, accident, water, or neglect Patent and Software ProvisionsWarranty 128 HAC Hearing Aid CompatibilityHAC WHO Information Information From the World Health OrganizationRecycling Wireless The New RecyclableSoftware Copyright Notice Patent and Trademark InformationPatent and Trademark Privacy and Data Security Privacy and Data SecuritySmart Practices While Driving Driving SafetyUse your phone to call for help. Dial 911 or other local Index Approximate location 106 privacy options Earpiece volume 97 emergency number 80 end a call End keyService and repairs GPS FlipMain menu 68 make a call 19 media center 30 memory card 11 Switching to 89 switching to networkMy images 42 slideshow 42 viewing International calls Mode114 Drafts Safety tips Memory Security Power keySetting Safety Word method Radio frequencyVideo 48 videos External display 45 my videos 44 viewing Voice mail receiving 81 setting up Voice names 79 voicemailIndex