Forwarding calls, Games 171 Gprs indicator 26, 27 | Motorola T280i

forwarding calls 60-61

4-way navigation key 1, 29, 30 frequency, setting phone 139-140

G

games 171, 177-185

GPRS indicator 26, 27, 166

H hands-free use

automatic answer 120 automatic call routing 121 charger time 122 defined 119

power-off delay 121 speakerphone, activating 120

headset

automatic answer 120

FM Stereo Radio Headset 185-187 headset jack 1

Hide ID feature 49, 52 hold a call 57

I

idle display, defined 26 in use indicator 26, 27 incoming call

canceling 49

Incoming Call message 48 indicators

active line 26, 27 battery level 20, 26, 27 GPRS 26, 27, 166

in use 26, 27

loud ring style 27, 97 menu 26, 27

message waiting 26, 27, 70, 75, 76 missed call 53

ring style 26, 27, 98 roam 26, 27

signal strength 26 silent alert 27

silent ring style 27, 97 soft ring style 27, 97 vibrate and ring style 27, 97 vibrate style 27, 97

voice message waiting 26, 27, 56 voice name 83

information services 76-77 infrared data port 1 ###217

infrared connection 125 international access code 51 iTAP software 41-44

Image 117

Motorola T280i manual Forwarding calls, Games 171 Gprs indicator 26, 27

Contents

Users Guide Logo Motorola Digital Wireless Telephone Web horizons-blind.org Know Your Phone WelcomeEdges of the Case Case Face United States Menu MAP Service Dial Fixed Dial PhonebookMain Menu Recent Calls Quick Dial Picture Viewer Radio Shortcuts Settings MenuCall Forward Phone Status Other Settings IN-CALL SetupSecurity Dtmf Contents 100 69 000 ###7107 108 142 141144 145 Information Before Using Your Phone Safety and General InformationRF Operational Characteristics ###10 Electromagnetic INTERFERENCE/COMPATIBILITY Operational Warnings Operational CautionsAntennas Do not use any portable phone that has a damaged ITC01-101 Optional Accessories Optional FeaturesInstalling the SIM Card Whats in the BOX? Installing the Battery Battery USE Adjusting Volume Extending Battery LifeTurning Your Phone on Answering a CallPage Using the Display Using Your Phone Navigate to a Feature ###31SELECT a Feature OptionWAY Navigation KEY SET the Menu Language SET Menu Animation Reset ALL Options Entering Text Choose a Text ModeNames, numbers, and messages on your phone USE TAP Method General Text Entry Rules Character Chart DEF ABCGHI JKL Pqrs MNOTUV Wxyz Press once at sign Press twice Underscore USE Symbol Mode Press three times Back slash Optional Feature Setting Time and Date Scroll menu path as follows--MENU, Settings Phone Status Monitoring Battery ChargeBattery Meter Viewing Phone Specifications Other Information Redial Optional Feature ###47CALLING FeaturesUsing Caller ID Optional Feature Redialing a Number Incoming Calls Canceling AN Incoming CallOutgoing Calls MY Caller ID Using the Notepad Dial Calling with Speed DialStore Your Voicemail Number Receive a Voicemail Message Listen to a Voicemail Message Listen to the message, or turn off your phoneVoice Dialing Putting a Call on Hold SET UP or Cancel Call Forwarding Call Optional FeatureAnnounce the Call Transfer Do not Announce the Call Transfer Forward Status Check Call Forwarding Status ###63MESSAGES and Chat Setting UP the Text Message Inbox Inserting Pictures and Sounds in a Text Message Sending a Quick Note Text Message View or Delete AN Inserted File Inserting a Picture or Sound FileViewing the Status of Sent Text Messages Receiving a Text Message READING, LOCKING, or Deleting a Text Message Storing Pictures and Sounds from a Text Message Store a Picture or Animation FileStore a Sound File For more information about using sound files, see pages 98 Reading Information Services Messages Optional FeatureUsing Chat Optional Feature USE the Chat LOG END a Chat Session Respond to Chat You can store a list of names and phone numbers or email Setting UP Your PhonebookAddresses in your phones electronic phonebook Enter Information Storing a PIN Code with the Phone Number Complete Phonebook Entry###87 Connect, then sends the remaining digits Recording a Voice Name for a Phonebook Entry Dialing a Phonebook EntryPhonebook List Deleting a Phonebook Entry Voice Dial Sorting the Phonebook List Copy Multiple Entries Copy a Single Entry Synchronizing with Truesync Software Optional Feature Setting 1-TOUCH Dial PreferenceChecking Phonebook Capacity Page Setting a Ring Style ###97CUSTOMIZING Your Phone Settings Customizing MenusIcons Select a Ring Style Setting Ringer or Keypad Volume ###100 Creating Alert Tones Create a ToneEnter Notes Play a Tone Delete a Tone Edit a ToneDownload a Tone Send Tones ###108 Setting Answer Options Setting a Wallpaper ImageCustomizing Soft Keys Setting a Screen Saver Image Standard Shortcuts Creating ShortcutsCreate a Shortcut USE a Keypad Shortcut Edit or Delete a Shortcut USE a Voice Shortcut Service Dialing Optional Feature ###115Dialing Options TTY Operation Optional Accessory SET TTY ModeActivating Dtmf Tones Return to Voice Mode Activate AN Attached SpeakerphoneAutomatic Answer Automatic HANDS-FREE POWER-OFF Delay Make a Cable Connection Charger Time Attaching the Cable Make a Bluetooth Wireless Connection Link Make a Talk then FAX Call Optional FeatureSynchronize Data Send a Data or FAX Call Display and Reset Call Timers View and Reset Cost Trackers Optional FeatureTo display a cost tracker Adjust Call Cost Settings Optional Feature USE Timers During a CallPage ###137 ALL Data Sessions Network Setting the Frequency Band Optional Feature Adjusting Network Settings Optional FeaturePage Lock Your Phone Manually ###141SECURITY Locking and Unlocking Your PhoneSET Your Phone to Lock Automatically Unlock Your Phone This is a Display Dependent Setup Changing a CODE, PIN, or PasswordSee information below on reaching the New Passwords Feature If YOU Forget a CODE, PIN, or Password Locking and Unlocking the Keypad Protecting the SIM CardUnblock the SIM Card PIN Code Unblock the SIM Card PIN2 Code Datebook ###149Week View DAY View ADD a Datebook Event Event details Title, etc. --Day and timeChange Event Information Delete AN Event Synchronize with Truesync Software Optional Accessory Change the Datebook SetupOptional Accessory Alarm Clock Optional Feature Turn OFF the Alarm SET the AlarmVoice Notes Record a Voice Note Play a Voice Note Scroll menu path as follows--MENU, Voice NotesPlayback Screen Voice Note Controls Delete a Voice Note Lock and Unlock a Voice NoteCalculator Calculate Numbers Rate Convert Currency ###166 MICRO-BROWSER Optional FeatureStart a MICRO-BROWSER Session Interact with WEB Pages Create a NEW WEB Session Launch a Java Application Find the Feature Analyze or Delete a Java Application USE Control KeysView Java Version and Available Memory SIM Applications Download Pictures GamesPlay a Game Falling Numbers Blackjack Paddleball Mindblaster Video Poker Reversi Radio Optional Accessory Turn the Radio on and OFFTune a Station Store a Preset Select a PresetSend and Receive Calls with the Radio on Check TroubleshootingPage MENU, Recent Calls Received Calls or Dialed Calls Page ###197SPECIFIC Absorption Rate Data Ctia Web site http//phonefacts.net What kinds of phones are in question? ###199FDAPage Page What is FDAs role concerning the safety of mobile phones? ITC00-010 Where can I find additional information? Motorola Limited Warranty for Personal Communication WarrantyOr Canada Exclusions Software Are covered by this limited warranty USA What Will Motorola Do?Phones Pagers Two-Way Radios TTY Canada Export LAW Assurances ###213 Date, setting Display Dtmf tonesEnter Unlock Code message 142, 144 event alert Forwarding calls Games 171 Gprs indicator 26, 27 Language, setting 34 left soft key KeypadMemory is Full! message 70, 78 menu Web sessions 169-171 microphone Entry details 83 entry name Power key 1 Predictive text entry 41-44 PUK code PUK2 code Radio Received calls list 51-52 recent calls 51-52 redialReversi Ring alert Short message service. See message shortcuts Unblocking 145 SIM PIN2 code Zooming in/out Patent Re ,976 Voice key Wherever wireless phone service is available