Turning Bluetooth On and Off | Nextel comm I465 manual

11.Bluetooth

TurningBluetoothOnandOff(page132)

BluetoothMenu(page133)

ConnectingBluetoothDevices(page133)

SendingItemsviaBluetooth(page135)

Turning Bluetooth On and Off

Bluetooth is a short-range communications technology that allows you to connect wirelessly to a number of Bluetooth devices, such as headsets and hands-free car kits, and Bluetooth-enabled handhelds, computers, printers, and wireless phones. The Bluetooth communication range is usually up to approximately 30 feet. By default, your device’s Bluetooth feature is turned off. Turning Bluetooth on makes your phone “discoverable” by other in-range Bluetooth devices.

ToturnBluetoothon:

1.Press / >Bluetooth>Setup >Power.

2.Select On and press r to enable Bluetooth.

ToturnBluetoothoff:

1.Press / >Bluetooth>Setup >Power.

2.Select Off and press r to disable Bluetooth.

Toturndiscoverablemodeon:

Press / >Bluetooth>FindMe.

For the duration selected under FindMeTime, the phone will be discoverable by other devices that are within range.

Bluetooth Status Indicators and LED

The Bluetooth status indicators on your phone’s display screens and the Bluetooth LED (page 6) show your Bluetooth connection status at a glance:

NoLEDorStatusIndicator – Bluetooth is disabled (default status)

B – Status indicator will blink and LED will be solid when the phone is in discovery mode.

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Nextel comm I465 manual Turning Bluetooth On and Off, Bluetooth Status Indicators and LED

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User Guide Product Support FCC Notice to Users Class B Digital Device Table of Contents Settings Recent CallsContacts Tools Index BluetoothS2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Introduction Avoid temperatures below -10C/14F or above 45C/113F Use and CareTo care for your Motorola phone, keep it away from Don’t try to dry your phone in a microwave oven Setting Up Your Phone Setting Up Service Setting Up Voicemail Activating Your Phone Account Passwords Account Username and PasswordVoicemail Password Username and password when you sign on to Operator Services Getting HelpManaging Your Account From Your Motorola Clutch i465 Phone Your Phone Phone Basics Key Functions AudioJack allows you to connect your headphones to phone Getting Started With Your PhoneCertain areas. Always obey the laws Regulations on the use of these products Your SIM Card Locating the SIM CardRemoving and Inserting the SIM Card ToremoveyourSIMcard Battery and Charger ToinsertyourSIMcard Installing the Battery Battery’s talk and standby timesWatch your phone’s battery level indicator Charge the battery before it runs out of power Removing the Battery Charging the BatteryUsing the Phone Charger Turning Your Phone On and Off 12 2. Phone Basics Viewing Status InformationTurning Your Phone Off Navigating Through Menus OptionsRecords stored. See Voice Records on Messages You have one or more Shortcuts and Personalized Keys Selecting Menu ItemsBacking Up Within a Menu Selecting a Text Input Mode Displaying Your NumbersEntering Text Help Entering Text Using Word Text Input TochangethetextinputsettingsAdding a Word to the Database 16 2. Phone Basics Entering Text Using Alpha Mode Entering Symbols, Numbers, and Quick NotesSpecial Function Keys Spaces Accessories Using a Remote Direct Connect ButtonCapitalization Or U Phone Basics Calls on Types of Calls20 3. Making and Answering Calls Phone Calls Making CallsAnswering Calls Missed Phone Calls Emergency Calls TodisplayaMissedCallentryfromthenotificationscreenTodisplayaMissedCallentryfromstandbymode Select an entry and press r In-Call Options Emergency calls cannot be placed while the keypad is locked End-of-Call Options Saving a Phone NumberFinding a Number Speakerphone Phone Numbers With Pauses TodialorsavephonenumberswithpausesEnter the phone number You can have multiple pauses in a phone number Making a Call From Contacts Making a Call From Recent CallsSpeed Dialing Redialing the Last Number Nextel offers the following Nextel Direct Connect services Nextel Direct ConnectMaking Direct Connect Calls Dialing Direct Connect Numbers Using Just the Member ID Making Direct Connect Calls From Contacts or Recent Calls28 3. Making and Answering Calls Press / Contacts or RecentCalls Group Connect Calls Answering Direct Connect CallsMaking Group Connect Calls Answering Group Connect Calls Creating Groups in Contacts Adding Group MembersTo assign a name to the Group, enter the name ToaddGroupmembersmanuallyfromthekeypad Storing Groups Starting a Group Connect Call With a Direct Connect NumberRemoving Members or Groups Storing Members of Groups Group Connect Call InformationTostoreagrouptoContactsfromanactivecall Tostoreamemberfromanactivecall Nextel Direct Send Group Connect Call DetailsSending a Picture Sending a Picture During a Call Starting a Call by Sending a Picture Receiving a PictureTosendapictureduringacall Tostartacallbysendingapicture Setting Picture Capability Sending My Info and Contact InformationThis occurs for the last 20 people who sent you pictures Toacceptapicture Sending My Info Sending Contact Information Receiving My Info orContact InformationTosendcontactinformationduringacall Tostartacallbysendingcontactinformation Sending Groups Using Direct Send ToviewtheinformationwhilestillintheDirectConnectcallTosendaGroupfromtheRecentCallslist TosendaGroupfromContacts Joining a Talkgroup Talkgroup CallsDifference Between Group Connect and Talkgroup Calls Call Alerts Adding More TalkgroupsMaking Talkgroup Calls Receiving Talkgroup Calls Using the Call Alert Queue Responding to a Call AlertViewing Call Alerts Viewing Call Alert Date and Time Direct Talk Deleting Call AlertsTodeleteaCallAlertfromthequeue TodeleteallCallAlertsfromthequeue Setting Your Phone to Direct Talk Making and Receiving Code Calls in Direct Talk ModeCode Direct Talk Calls ToreturntonetworkmodefromDirectTalk Private Direct Talk Calls Making a Private Direct Talk CallTosetyourphonetoPrivateOnly TomakeaprivateDirectTalkCall Making Emergency Calls While in Direct Talk Mode Receiving All Calls on a ChannelTosetthecodetoReceiveAll Direct Talk mode, press Edit left softkey Code ReceiveAll Accessing the Message Center 46 4. Service Features The BasicsMessage Center Message Center Options Service Features The Basics Receiving MessagesMessage Notifications Retrieving Your Messages Setting Up Your Voicemail Box 48 4. Service Features The BasicsVoicemail Playing Messages Accessing MMS Messages Multimedia Messages MmmsCreating and Sending Messages Toopenamessageonthecurrentpage Sending or Canceling Entering TextMessage Size Creating a Message Adding More Message Options 52 4. Service Features The Basics Replying to a MessageMore Ways to Begin a Message Toreplytoamessage Quick Notes Inserting Pictures Message Groups Inserting Audio Files or Voice RecordsRemoving an Inserted Item Creating a Message Group Drafts Sent Items OutboxReceiving a Message Threaded Inbox Navigating a Message Embedded Objects and AttachmentsForwarding Pictures and audio recordings are also highlighted Storing Message Information to Contacts Locking and UnlockingCalling a Number in a Message Accessing Text Messages Text Messaging SMSCaller ID Blocking Going to a Website Call Waiting Per-Call BlockingPer-Line Blocking Turn Off Call Waiting Making a Second Call Making a Three-Way CallToturnoffCallWaitingduringacall Toendthesecondcallandmaketheon-holdcallactive 62 4. Service Features The Basics Call ForwardingForwarding All Calls Toforwardallcalls Turning Off Call Forwarding Forwarding Missed CallsToforwardmissedcalls Call before, this number displays Telecommunications Relay Service Making International CallsSpecial Dialing Codes Non-Emergency Numbers Nextel Phone Services Second Line ServicePress / SettingsPhoneCallsSetLine Tosettheactivelineprimaryoralternate 66 4. Service Features The Basics Sprint Wireless Data Services Using the Web BrowserData Services WirelessDataServicespage67 DownloadingContentpage69 Creating a Bookmark Accessing a BookmarkGoing to a Specific Website Downloading Content Reloading a WebRestarting the Web Browser Check the Games,Ringers,&More menu option for a Sound Settings 70 6. SettingsRing Tones Selecting Ringer Types Assigning a Ring Tone to a Contact Viewing Ring Tone AssignmentsDownloading More Ring Tones Managing Memory Vibrate Settings Vibrate All Silence All Ring and VibrateThis icon/ appears on the display ToactivateSilenceAll Display Settings Adjusting the Phone’s Volume SettingsBeep Changing the Backlight Time Length Setting Wallpaper to Change Automatically Changing the Phone’s Menu StyleChanging the Theme Changing the Clock Display Messaging Settings Setting Message Notification76 6. Settings Changing the Text Size ToaccesstheSetupmenu Quick Notes and Reply PhrasesToaddaQuickNoteorReplyphrase ToeditaQuickNoteorreplyphrase Airplane Mode Setting the Cleanup OptionTosetthecleanupoptions 78 6. Settings Setting One Touch Direct Connect Torestoreyourphone’sabilitytodoallthesethingsHeadset Options Profiles Switching Profiles How Changing Settings Affects ProfilesViewing Profiles Temporary Profiles Creating Profiles Editing ProfilesDeleting Profiles Storing a Temporary Profile Todeleteallprofiles Setting Call Filtering82 6. Settings Phone Setup Options Using a ShortcutToaccessashortcutusingtheshortcutnumber Shortcuts Editing a Shortcut Deleting Shortcuts Call Answer Mode Select how to answer incoming calls on your phonePersonalize Display Language Setting Prepend Dialing Resetting Your PhoneResetting Phone Settings Resetting All Setting the GPS PIN Security Feature ToturntheGPSEnabledsecurityfeatureonoroffGPS Privacy Options TosetyourGPSprivacyoptions Setting Privacy for All Java Applications Setting Privacy for Each Java ApplicationJava Applications & GPS Security Granting or Denying Permission ToaccesstheDC/GCOptionsmenu Press / SettingsDC/GCOptionsDC/GC Options Menu Highlight an application or suite of applications Security Settings 90 6. SettingsSIM Card Security SIM Card’s PIN Your Phone’s Lock Feature Calling in Lock ModeLocking Your Phone Unlocking Your Phone About Recent Calls 92 7. Recent CallsPhone’s Recent Calls list Be included in your phone’s Recent Calls list Recent Calls Calls and Call AlertsMy Info From Other Phones Viewing Recent Calls Recent Calls OptionsToviewtheRecentCallslist Toviewthedetailsofanitemonthelist Entry by pressing the navigation key left Saving Items From Recent CallsHighlighted entry Deleting Items From Recent Calls PrependingaNumberFromRecent CallsTodeleteanitemfromtheRecentCallslist TodeleteallitemsontheRecentcallslist Contacts About ContactsWhose contact information is stored in the entry Creating Contacts Entries Types of ContactsIP address 98 8. Contacts To the Contacts list or press . to return to standby mode TocreateaContactsentry Scroll past the information you already entered Press / ContactsNewContact Viewing Contacts Creating Pauses and WaitsStoring NumbersFaster TostorenumberstoContactsfromstandbymode Adding a Number to an Entry Editing EntriesFiltering Contacts Entries Finding Speed Dial Numbers Deleting Entries Assigning Speed Dial NumbersDeleting a Number or Address Toassignaspeeddialnumbertoanewphonenumber Selecting a Ringer Type for an Entry Press r to select a ringer, then press DoneContacts 103 Location to a new phone number, a message will Datebook Viewing Datebook104 Press / Datebook Navigating Datebook Creating Events 106 Reminder for it Receiving Reminders Editing EventsDeleting Events Making Calls From Datebook and Datebook Reminders For Events With Java ApplicationsMaking Calls From Datebook Making Calls From Datebook Reminders Customizing Datebook Setup My InfoAdding a Name to My Info TomakeDirectConnectcallsorTalkgroupcalls Installing Applications Java ApplicationsRunning Applications Suspending Applications Deleting Applications Ending ApplicationsDownloading Applications Digital Rights Management DRM Managing ItemsRenewing DRM Licenses Viewing License Information GPS Enabled Deleting ItemsAbout Expired Items Tools 113 Important Things to Keep in Mind Making an Emergency CallViewing Your Approximate Location Press / GPS Position Tocancelalocationcalculationbeforeitiscompleted Enhancing GPS PerformanceTocalculateyourlocationagain Tools 115 Toconnectyourphonetoyourlaptoporotherdevice Using GPS With Map SoftwarePull open the connector cover Memo Feature Voice Records Creating Voice RecordsTomakeacalltothememonumber TostorethememonumbertoContacts Playing Voice Records Labeling Voice RecordsDeleting Voice Records Locking Voice Records Call Timers TovieworresetatimerSelect a timer and press r Media Center Keeping the Last Filter Setting Accessing Items ListedViewing the Media Center Choosing Thumbnail View or List View Sorting by Time or Name Forward Locked ItemsDRM Items Pictures Sending With Bluetooth Setting as WallpaperViewing Pictures Sending a Message Audio Files Renaming ItemsPlaying Audio Files Playing a Recorded Video Locked Forwardlockandlocked Locking ItemsTools 125 126 Deleting an ItemDeleting All Items Taking Pictures Camera 127Camera key e on the right side Display. See illustration on Camera Options Setting the Self TimerUsing the Zoom Camera Setup See Video Mode Options on page 130 for more informationRecording Videos Torecordavideo Video Mode Options Selecting Video SettingsStoring Pictures and Videos Phone Options Camera 131 Turning Bluetooth On and Off Bluetooth Status Indicators and LED Bluetooth Menu Connecting Bluetooth DevicesPairing and Connecting Bluetooth 133 Understanding Bluetooth Access Settings Connecting to a Stored DeviceUsing Bluetooth During a Call Disconnecting From a Device Sending Items via Bluetooth Setting Device DetailsBluetooth 135 Sending Contacts, Datebook Events and Media Center Items Canceling Transfers 136 11. BluetoothReceiving Items Sending Datebook Events Bluetooth 137 Viewing and Storing Received ItemsPage Safety and Warranty Information General Precautions 140 S1. Important Safety Information GeneralPrecautionspage140 MaintainingSafeUseofandAccesstoYourPhone page141 MaintainingSafeUseofandAccess to Your Phone S1. Important Safety Information 141 Approved Accessories Turning Off Your Phone Before Flying 142 S1. Important Safety InformationPhone Operation Two-way Radio Operation S1. Important Safety Information 143 Contains your phone or accessoriesGlass Parts Seizures/Blackouts Battery Use and Safety 144 S1. Important Safety InformationRepetitive Motion DON’Ts S1. Important Safety Information 145 Proper and Safe Battery Disposal and RecyclingProtecting YourBattery 146 S1. Important Safety Information Batteries and Chargers Using Your Phone With a Hearing Aid Device S1. Important Safety Information 147 Disposal of your Mobile Device and Accessories 148 S1. Important Safety InformationCaring for the Environment by Recycling Export Law Assurances S1. Important Safety Information 149 California Perchlorate LabelRadio Frequency RF Energy Exposure to Radio Frequency RF Energy Driving Precautions Knowing Radio Frequency Safety150 S1. Important Safety Information Operational Warnings S1. Important Safety Information 151 Specific Absorption RateBody-Worn Operation PortableRadio Product Operation and EME Exposure Online Product Registration 152 S1. Important Safety InformationOwner’s Record S1. Important Safety Information 153 Software Copyright Notice Drive Safe, Call Smart SM 154 S1. Important Safety InformationPrivacy and Data Security Smart Practices While Driving S1. Important Safety Information 155 Motorola Limited Warranty For the United States and Canada What does this Warranty Cover?156 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty ServiceandRepairspage160 Products and Accessories S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 157Exclusions ProductsCovered LengthofCoverage Who Is Covered? 158 S2. Manufacturer’s WarrantySoftware How to Obtain Warranty Service or Other Information S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 159What Will Motorola Do? What other limitations are there? Service and Repairs 160 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Accessories Charger 18 Li-Ion BatteryIndex See also MMS Messages Audio Files Index Installing Applications Suspending ApplicationsRunning Applications Resuming Applications Index Index SIM Card Removing and Inserting Security