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your phone’s additional features

your phone’s additional features

use Bluetooth® for wirefree™ communication with another device

Bluetooth® is a radio technology that enables you to make wireless connections between your phone and other electronic devices.

This allows for the easy exchange of information like contacts and diary appointments and will allow you to connect to a laptop to use your phone as a modem.

For the most effective Bluetooth® communication, always keep your Bluetooth® devices within 10 metres of each other.

When you first activate Bluetooth® the phone will ask for the device name of your phone. You can accept the default name or

change it. Once you have accepted the name, Name Saved is shown.

Before your phone can communicate with another device, you need to pair your phone with a device. Your phone can be paired with up to 10 other Bluetooth™ devices.

To pair your phone:

1Make sure that Bluetooth® is active on both devices.

2Press and scroll to Settings.

3Press SELECT. Scroll to Connection and press SELECT.

4Bluetooth Link is highlighted. Press SELECT.

5Handsfree is highlighted. Press SELECT. You will be asked to temporarily power on Bluetooth®. Press YES.

6Look For Devices is highlighted.

Press SELECT. You will see Scanning in the display followed by the number of devices found.

7You will see a list of devices. Those currently connected to your phone have a tick beside the name.

8A device may request permission to pair with your phone. If the devices have not been paired you will be asked to enter the passcode of the device you wish to connect to. Decide on a 1-16-digit code of your choice and enter it into both devices.

9To allow this, press YES and enter the agreed PIN code to create a paired connection with that device.

To receive a call on your headset:

1If your headset is on and linked to your phone you will hear a ringtone. Press the multifunction button to answer the call.

2If your headset is off, open the boom to automatically answer the call with the headset.

To make a call with your headset:

1If you have voice tags set up on your phone, press the multifunction button and say the name of the person you want to call. The call will be connected.

2To make a call using the redial function

press once to call the last number dialled. Press the multifunction button again to end the call.

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V545 specifications

The Motorola V545 is a notable device in the lineage of Motorola's mobile phones, particularly recognized for its blend of functionality and compact design. Introduced in the early 2000s, the V545 stands out as part of the popular V-series lineup, which garnered acclaim for stylish flip designs and user-friendly interfaces.

One of the key features of the Motorola V545 is its vibrant 176 x 220 pixel display, which provides clear visuals for both menu navigation and media playback. The screen is complemented by a robust flip design that not only protects the keypad when closed but also adds to its aesthetic appeal. The phone’s compact size makes it convenient to carry, fitting comfortably in pockets or bags.

In terms of connectivity, the Motorola V545 supports GPRS technology, allowing users to access mobile internet services, albeit at speeds that were standard for the time. This paved the way for basic web browsing and email functionalities, making the phone suitable for users who needed to stay connected on the go. The device is also equipped with Bluetooth capabilities, providing wireless connectivity for headsets and other compatible devices.

Another notable characteristic of the V545 is its camera. With a built-in VGA camera, users could capture moments with reasonable quality for a phone of its era. This feature catered to the growing demand for mobile photography, allowing users to take and share pictures directly from their phones.

In addition to its camera, the Motorola V545 supports multimedia messaging, enabling users to send and receive images and text via MMS. It also features a range of customizable ringtones and a robust set of preloaded games, enhancing the user experience.

The phone operates on a user-friendly interface, with intuitive navigation and customization options that enable users to personalize their device according to their preferences. Battery performance is another strong point, with a capacity that ensures decent talk time and standby duration, critical for users who rely on their phones throughout the day.

Overall, the Motorola V545 represents a significant step in mobile technology during its time. With its combination of style, essential features, and user-centric design, it catered well to the needs of consumers looking for a reliable and attractive mobile device. As part of Motorola's legacy, the V545 continues to be remembered fondly by enthusiasts and collectors of classic mobile phones.
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