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Motorola V100 manual Operational Cautions

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OPERATIONAL CAUTIONS

•ANTENNAS

Do not use any portable phone that has a damaged antenna. If a damaged antenna comes into contact with your skin, a minor burn can result.

•BATTERIES

All batteries can cause property damage and/or bodily injury such as burns if a conductive material such as jewelry, keys, or beaded chains touch exposed termi- nals. The conductive material may complete an electrical circuit (short circuit) and become quite hot. Exercise care in handling any charged battery, particularly when placing it inside a pocket, purse, or other container with metal objects.

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Motorola V100 manual Operational Cautions

Contents

Personal Communicator Page Motorola V100 Personal Communicator Quick Reference Card Making a Call Ending a Call Introduction IntroductionIntroduction Contents Reject Waiting Call Fixed Dialing Radio Waves Exposure Statement Quick Access MenuFDA Update for Mobile Phones 105 101126 115123 124Exposure To Radio Frequency Energy Safety InformationSafety Information RF Operational CharacteristicsSafety Information Body-worn Operation Portable Phone Operation and EME ExposureElectromagnetic INTERFERENCE/COMPATIBILITY Facilities Data OperationHearing Aids Medical Devices PacemakersOther Medical Devices Safety and General USE While DrivingPotentially Explosive Atmospheres Operational Cautions Getting Started Installing the SIM Card and BatteryGetting Started Charging Your Battery SIM Card and Battery InstallationControl Buttons Getting Started Display Turning On Your V100 Personal Communicator BacklightEntering Your SIM Card Personal Identification Number PIN Tips on Using this Guide On Using this GuideTips Getting Around in the Menus Tips on Using this GuideMenu Navigation Entering the MenusShort and Extended Menus Exiting the MenusPersonal Communicator Menus Access Internet Phone BookAlarm Clock Personal Communicator MenusMessages Call Related FeaturesPhone Setup Personal Communicator Menus Call Meters Network SelectionGames Prompts and Messages How to Use the Control ButtonsHow to Use the Control Buttons Testing Your V100 Personal CommunicatorText Messaging Text MessagingSending a Text Message Entering Text Entering Numbers in Text ModeReceiving and Reading a Text Message Storing a Text MessageSending Email Messages Emergency Calls Making a CallMaking a Call International Phone CallsReceiving a Call Redialing the Last Number Called from Standby ModeReceiving a Call In-Call MenuTo Put an Active Call on Hold In-Call MenuEnd Held Call End Active CallReconnect Reconnect Held CallTo Add a Person to Your Conference Call End Current and Held CallConference Calls Starting a Conference CallSplit Call Transfer CallsInitiating Transfer Call Before Third Party is Connected Initiating Transfer Call After the Third Party is ConnectedRecording a Voice Note Voice NotesVoice Notes Reject Waiting CallVoice Activation Voice ActivationAdd Voice Tag Adding Voice Tags for Phone Book EntriesTo Add a Voice Tag Add or Edit Voice Tag Using Voice Activation with Phone Book EntriesDelete Voice Tag Voice Activation from the Phone Book Menu Voice Activation from the Standby ModeAccess Internet Access InternetMobile Internet Home Menu To display the browser menu Using the Soft KeysInternet Internet Browser MenuEntering or Editing Text Within a Mobile Internet Session Mobile Internet MessagesLine Type or Port modem or Isdn Setting Up for Mobile Internet AccessSetting a Bookmark To set up your mobile Internet accessInternet Service Alerts Ending a Mobile Internet Session Phone BookPhone Book Making and Receiving Calls During a Mobile Internet SessionInserting Pauses into Phone Numbers Each Phone Book entry containsFind Entry By Location Voice DialingPersonal Numbers Find Entry By NameCheck Capacity Add EntryLast Ten Calls Prevent AccessMy Phone Numbers Fixed Dialing Setup Fixed DialingView Fixed Dial List One-Touch Dialing from Phone Book Numbers Setup One-Touch DialingDialing Phone Book Numbers with Smart Button Show Alarm Status Alarm ClockAlarm Clock Set AlarmRestrict ID on Next Call Call Related FeaturesCall Related Features Show ID on Next CallForward Voice Calls Call Barring Call WaitingBar Incoming Calls Cancel All BarringChange Bar Password Bar Outgoing CallsDelete Message Switch ViewMessages Menu Messages MenuEdit Message Retrieve NumbersReply to Message Return CallSend Message Delete All MessagesOutgoing Messages To Send a Stored Text MessageMessage Editor Play Voice Note Voice NotesErase All Voice Notes Show Time AvailableCell Broadcast Voice Mail Number Message SettingsChannel List Language ListExpiry Period Phone SetupPhone Setup Service CenterRing or Vibrate Adjust Ring VolumeSet Alarm Ringer Tone Select Phone LineEdit Music Tone Set Message Alert ToneMessage Popup Alert Send as a Text MessageLock Now Automatic LockChange Unlock Code Change SIM PIN2 Code Require SIM Card PINExtended Menus Unblocking Your V100 Personal Communicator† † ‡ … † Unblock Code New PIN Code New PIN Code New Security CodeBacklight Timing Control Battery Saving ModeSet Time and Date Set Time FormatStatus Review Master ResetSelect Keypad Tones Phone StatusMaster Clear Network Selection Network SelectionAvailable Networks Registration Preferences Network SearchFrequency of Search Add Network to List Preferred NetworksShow List of Networks Show Call Charges Call Meters MenuCall Meters Menu Find New NetworkShow Time Per Call Show Call TimersSet Audible Call Timers Set In-Call DisplayNo In-Call Display Call Charge SettingsReset Call Charges Show Charge Per Call and Show Total Call ChargesClosing and Saving a Game Lifetime TimerGames GamesTowers of Hanoi How to PlayGame Rules Baccarat Bricks Quick Access Menu Quick Access MenuQuick Access Menu Delete Voice Tag Important NotesSpecial Characters Special CharactersSpecial Headset AccessoriesAccessories Power AdapterTroubleshooting TroubleshootingYour PIN is blocked I symbol isYou can’t receive Won’t unlockWon’t work Battery won’tBattery icon Your SIM cardNormal Battery loses100 Charge faster thanUse and Care 101 Use and CareRadio Waves Exposure Statement Radio Waves Exposure Statement 102Questions? Radio Waves Exposure Statement 103 104 Radio Waves Exposure StatementFDA Update for Mobile Phones 105 FDA Update for Mobile PhonesWhy the concern? 106 FDA Update for Mobile PhonesWhat kinds of phones are in question? FDA Update for Mobile Phones 107 108 FDA Update for Mobile Phones 109 FDA Update for Mobile Phones 110 What is FDAs role concerning the safety of mobile phones? FDA Update for Mobile Phones 111112 Where can I find additional information? FDA Update for Mobile Phones 113114 What This Warranty Covers Motorola Limited Warranty 115II. What the Period of Coverage Is 116 Motorola Limited WarrantyVI. What This Warranty Does Not Cover Motorola Limited Warranty 117118 VII. Some Other Limitations Motorola Limited Warranty 119Motorola Limited Warranty IX. State Law and Other Jurisdiction Rights Motorola Limited Warranty 121Canada Cellular All Products 122 Patents 123 PatentsExport Law Assurances Export Law Assurances124 Index 125 IndexIndex 126 Keypad Tones Index 127128 IndexIndex 129 Index 130 Index 131 132 Wireless Phone Safety Tips Assistance or other special non-emergency wireless number Page @6881036B10@