Sony MP-7001 3

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Moving a message to a folder

You can move messages into one of the four

folders, which you can name at your

convenience. (Refer to page 40.)

1Open the message to

be moved, then press

in the Jog Dial.

2Turn the Jog Dial,

select FOLDER, then

press in.

3Turn the Jog Dial, select a folder, then pr ess

in.

The original message is moved to the specified

folder.

When FOLDER MEMORY FULL appears

The folder is full.

Search for an unwanted message in the folder,

delete it, and move your new message to the

folder again. (Refer to page 29 for deleting a

message in a folder.)

FOLDER 1

FOLDER 2

FOLDER 3

FOLDER 4

Contents

Main Owners record WARNING CAUTION Declaration of Conformity INFORMATION IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Page Table of contents Getting Started Receiving Messages Memo Function Settings Features Before operating the pager Number of stored messages Looking at your pager Pager Display Page Inserting the battery 1 2 3 To replace the battery Turning the power on b b About Backlighting Setting the time and date 2 b b 5 Turning the power off 2 3 4 Receiving and reading messages To stop the sound or vibration To read a message When the memory is full Page Selecting a menu Reading a message 1 2 3 4 When there are no messages to read Reading the next message 1 2 Locking and unlocking a message 1 When LOCK FULL appears Unlocking a message 2 Deleting messages 3 Deleting all messages 1 3 Moving a message to a folder 3 When FOLDER MEMORY FULL appears Managing the message folders Reading a message in a folder 1 2 4 Moving a message to another folder 3 Deleting a message in a folder 2 3 Entering a memo 1 3 To : Select : When MEMO MEMORY FULL appears Searching for a memo 1 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 Deleting a memo 1 2 3 Setting alert notification 3 Setting the alarm clock 2 4 5 6 7 8 To cancel the alarm 3 ( ) 4 Setting the Do Not Disturb time 3 4 5 Notes Turning off the Do Not Disturb time 3 Changing an inbox or folder name 4 Changing the scroll mode 3 Page Viewing the product information 1 3 Troubleshooting Page Specifications