###149, Datebook, Week View, DAY View, Event View | Motorola T280i

###149	PERSONAL ORGANIZER FEATURES
DATEBOOK

NOTE: ALL COMPONENTS OF THIS FEATURE ARE DISPLAY DEPENDENT. The datebook is a calendar that lets you schedule and

organize events such as appointments and meetings. You can set the datebook to send a reminder alarm for specific events.

The datebook also provides an alarm clock with delay button. NOTE: You must set the correct time and date on your phone to

use the datebook. See page 45.

To schedule or review events in the datebook: Find the Feature:

Scroll menu path as follows--MENU, DATEBOOK. ###150

WEEK VIEW

The datebook initially displays a calendar for the week. Lines or filled boxes indicate scheduled events.

NOTE: Items shown in the DATEBOOK display include the following. Consult original print manual for more information on icons.

Untimed event: bar over day.

12 hour window: Day rectangle.

Exit the datebook: BACK.

Press MENU to open the Datebook Menu. Go to selected day: EDIT.

One-hour event: Day sectioned.

Full day (12-hour) event scheduled: Day completely darkened. Days of week (press 4-Way left or right to select). ###151

DAY VIEW

Select a day and press Right soft key (VIEW) to display the day's events.

NOTE: Items shown in the DATEBOOK display include the following. Consult original print manual for more information on icons.

--Untimed event --Reminder alarm --Down scroll arrow

--Return to previous screen: BACK

--Press MENU to open the Datebook Menu. --Show event details

--Events

--Day of week ###152

EVENT VIEW

Select an event and press Right soft key (VIEW) to display event details.

NOTE: Items shown in the DATEBOOK detail display include the following. Consult original print manual for more information on icons.

--Reminder alarm --Duration --Alarm time --Repeat

--Return to previous screen: BACK

--Press MENU to open the Datebook Menu --Edit event: EDIT

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Motorola T280i manual ###149, Datebook, Week View, DAY View, Event View

Contents

Logo Motorola Digital Wireless Telephone Users Guide Web horizons-blind.org Edges of the Case WelcomeKnow Your Phone Case Face United States Main Menu Recent Calls Service Dial Fixed Dial PhonebookMenu MAP Quick Dial Picture Viewer Radio Call Forward Settings MenuShortcuts Phone Status Security IN-CALL SetupOther Settings Dtmf Contents 107 69 000 ###7100 108 144 141142 145 RF Operational Characteristics Safety and General InformationInformation Before Using Your Phone ###10 Electromagnetic INTERFERENCE/COMPATIBILITY Operational Cautions Operational WarningsAntennas Do not use any portable phone that has a damaged ITC01-101 Installing the SIM Card Optional FeaturesOptional Accessories Whats in the BOX? Installing the Battery Battery USE Turning Your Phone on Extending Battery LifeAdjusting Volume Answering a CallPage Using Your Phone Using the Display ###31SELECT a Feature Option Navigate to a FeatureWAY Navigation KEY SET the Menu Language Reset ALL Options SET Menu Animation Names, numbers, and messages on your phone Choose a Text ModeEntering Text USE TAP Method Character Chart General Text Entry Rules GHI ABCDEF JKL TUV MNOPqrs Wxyz USE Symbol Mode Press once at sign Press twice Underscore Press three times Back slash Optional Feature Setting Time and Date Battery Meter Viewing Phone Specifications Monitoring Battery ChargeScroll menu path as follows--MENU, Settings Phone Status Other Information Using Caller ID Optional Feature ###47CALLING FeaturesRedial Optional Feature Redialing a Number Outgoing Calls Canceling AN Incoming CallIncoming Calls MY Caller ID Using the Notepad Store Your Voicemail Number Calling with Speed DialDial Receive a Voicemail Message Voice Dialing Listen to the message, or turn off your phoneListen to a Voicemail Message Putting a Call on Hold Announce the Call Transfer Call Optional FeatureSET UP or Cancel Call Forwarding Do not Announce the Call Transfer Check Call Forwarding Status Forward Status Setting UP the Text Message Inbox ###63MESSAGES and Chat Sending a Quick Note Text Message Inserting Pictures and Sounds in a Text Message Viewing the Status of Sent Text Messages Inserting a Picture or Sound FileView or Delete AN Inserted File Receiving a Text Message READING, LOCKING, or Deleting a Text Message Store a Picture or Animation File Storing Pictures and Sounds from a Text MessageStore a Sound File Reading Information Services Messages Optional Feature For more information about using sound files, see pages 98Using Chat Optional Feature USE the Chat LOG Respond to Chat END a Chat Session Addresses in your phones electronic phonebook Setting UP Your PhonebookYou can store a list of names and phone numbers or email Enter Information ###87 Complete Phonebook EntryStoring a PIN Code with the Phone Number Connect, then sends the remaining digits Dialing a Phonebook Entry Recording a Voice Name for a Phonebook EntryPhonebook List Voice Dial Deleting a Phonebook Entry Sorting the Phonebook List Copy a Single Entry Copy Multiple Entries Setting 1-TOUCH Dial Preference Synchronizing with Truesync Software Optional FeatureChecking Phonebook Capacity Page Icons ###97CUSTOMIZING Your Phone Settings Customizing MenusSetting a Ring Style Select a Ring Style Setting Ringer or Keypad Volume Create a Tone ###100 Creating Alert TonesEnter Notes Play a Tone Download a Tone Edit a ToneDelete a Tone Send Tones Setting a Wallpaper Image ###108 Setting Answer OptionsCustomizing Soft Keys Setting a Screen Saver Image Create a Shortcut Creating ShortcutsStandard Shortcuts USE a Keypad Shortcut USE a Voice Shortcut Edit or Delete a Shortcut ###115 Service Dialing Optional FeatureDialing Options SET TTY Mode TTY Operation Optional AccessoryActivating Dtmf Tones Activate AN Attached Speakerphone Return to Voice ModeAutomatic Answer POWER-OFF Delay Automatic HANDS-FREE Charger Time Make a Cable Connection Make a Bluetooth Wireless Connection Attaching the Cable Synchronize Data Make a Talk then FAX Call Optional FeatureLink Send a Data or FAX Call View and Reset Cost Trackers Optional Feature Display and Reset Call TimersTo display a cost tracker USE Timers During a Call Adjust Call Cost Settings Optional FeaturePage ALL Data Sessions ###137 Adjusting Network Settings Optional Feature Network Setting the Frequency Band Optional FeaturePage SET Your Phone to Lock Automatically ###141SECURITY Locking and Unlocking Your PhoneLock Your Phone Manually Unlock Your Phone See information below on reaching the New Passwords Feature Changing a CODE, PIN, or PasswordThis is a Display Dependent Setup If YOU Forget a CODE, PIN, or Password Protecting the SIM Card Locking and Unlocking the KeypadUnblock the SIM Card PIN Code Unblock the SIM Card PIN2 Code Week View ###149Datebook DAY View Change Event Information Event details Title, etc. --Day and timeADD a Datebook Event Delete AN Event Optional Accessory Change the Datebook SetupSynchronize with Truesync Software Optional Accessory Alarm Clock Optional Feature Voice Notes SET the AlarmTurn OFF the Alarm Record a Voice Note Playback Screen Scroll menu path as follows--MENU, Voice NotesPlay a Voice Note Voice Note Controls Calculator Lock and Unlock a Voice NoteDelete a Voice Note Calculate Numbers Convert Currency Rate Start a MICRO-BROWSER Session MICRO-BROWSER Optional Feature###166 Interact with WEB Pages Create a NEW WEB Session Launch a Java Application Find the Feature View Java Version and Available Memory USE Control KeysAnalyze or Delete a Java Application SIM Applications Games Download PicturesPlay a Game Blackjack Falling Numbers Mindblaster Paddleball Reversi Video Poker Turn the Radio on and OFF Radio Optional AccessoryTune a Station Select a Preset Store a PresetSend and Receive Calls with the Radio on Troubleshooting CheckPage MENU, Recent Calls Received Calls or Dialed Calls Page ###197SPECIFIC Absorption Rate Data Ctia Web site http//phonefacts.net ###199FDA What kinds of phones are in question?Page Page What is FDAs role concerning the safety of mobile phones? Where can I find additional information? ITC00-010 Or Canada WarrantyMotorola Limited Warranty for Personal Communication Exclusions Are covered by this limited warranty Software Phones Pagers Two-Way Radios TTY What Will Motorola Do?USA Canada Export LAW Assurances ###213 Date, setting Dtmf tones DisplayEnter Unlock Code message 142, 144 event alert Games 171 Gprs indicator 26, 27 Forwarding calls Keypad Language, setting 34 left soft keyMemory is Full! message 70, 78 menu Web sessions 169-171 microphone Entry details 83 entry name Radio Received calls list 51-52 recent calls 51-52 redial Power key 1 Predictive text entry 41-44 PUK code PUK2 codeReversi Short message service. See message shortcuts Ring alert Unblocking 145 SIM PIN2 code Voice key Zooming in/out Patent Re ,976 Wherever wireless phone service is available