Cybertree CPF190NXT9000P Pager User Manual

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CPL-190N USER MANUAL DRAFT
1. Controls
⊙ – Function button
▣ – Read/Select button
Function button – In Stand-by mode, press the function button for 2 seconds to display
Function Selections, this will show you the different functions available.
Read button –pressing the Read button will display an incoming message.
2. Changing the Battery
This device uses one “AAA” battery.
1) Slide the battery cover out in the direction of the arrow (←)
2) Replace the battery, paying attention to the polarity.
Caution:
Always “Power off” the pager before replacing the battery; this will prevent loss of
information.
3. Icons
Set up Icons
: Alert sound mode
: Vibration mode
: Melody mode
: Alarm clock set mode
: Reminder call alert mode
Message Status Icons
: Message total number indicator
: Message lock indicator
: Continuing message indicator
: Duplicate message indicator
Other icons
: Low battery indicator
: Signal indicator
: Delete messages indicator
: Memory full indicator
4. Receiving and reading Messages
When a message is received the information is displayed on the screen.
Checking a message:
The icon on the upper left of the screen displays the total
number of messages received.
To check your messages, press ▣ (read button).
1) “NO INFO” will display on the screen when there are no messages.
2) If a page is received, “1 PAGE” will display on the screen.
3) Once messages have been read, you can press ▣ (read button) repeatedly to display
the following screens:
1st Screen- This displays the receiving time, month, and day. Eg) “12:30A 210”
2nd Screen- This displays up to 12 characters of the phone number. If there
are more than 12 characters, this icon
will display Eg) “416-453-4864”
3rd Screen- If there are more than 12 characters, this screen will show the rest
of the phone number information.
4) If you press the ▣ icon continuously, the following reception message displays.
5) If the memory is full, the
icon displays. Then, the oldest message is deleted
when a new message is received and only locked/saved messages will be saved but the
locked message can not be deleted.
REMARK:
If a duplicate message is received, the pager will display
icon. The first
message will be deleted and only the new message is displayed.
5. Erase messages
1) In receiving information mode, you can press ⊙ (function button) once to turn the
display light on.
Press it a second time and the pager will ask “Erase?”
third time to go back to display status without erasing the message.
2) To erase the message, press ▣ (read button).
6. Locking and unlocking messages
Press it a
Message lock will save a maximum of 10 numbers.
1) In receiving information mode, you can press ⊙ (function button) once to turn the
display light on.
Press the button ⊙ (function button) continuously until you read
“Lock?” and press once more for “Unlock?”
2) Press ▣ (read button) to select either “Lock” or “Unlock”, the message will show
either Locked or Unlocked status. Locked messages will display a lock
icon.
7. Setting vibration/alert/Melody/silent mode
Setting Silent mode
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” will display.
Press ▣ (read
button) to choose this option.
2) This displays “Sleep” without any other icons. At this time, press ⊙ (function button),
the pager will return to stand-by mode.
3) When the pager receives messages now, they will be in silent mode.
Setting Vibration mode
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” will display.
Press ▣ (read
button) to choose this option.
2) Press ▣ (read button) once, “Motor” will display and an icon
is also
displayed.
Press ⊙ (function button) to return the pager to stand-by mode.
3) When the pager receives messages now, it will vibrate.
Setting Tone mode
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” will display. Press ▣ (read
button) to choose this option.
2) Press ▣ (read button) repeatedly until “Tone-1” is displayed. You will see the “Alert
sound” icon
displayed.
3) Press ▣ (read button) until you hear the tone.
Press ⊙ (function button) to return the pager to stand-by mode.
4) When the pager receives messages now, your choice of tone will be used.
Setting Melody mode
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” will display.
button) to choose this option.
Press ▣ (read
2) Press ▣ (read button) repeatedly until “Melody-1” displays.
Melody Icon
You will see the
displayed.
3) Press ▣ (read button) twice until the desired melody plays, then press ⊙ (function
button) to return the pager to stand-by mode.
4) When the pager receives messages now, your choice of melody will be used.
8. Turning the power on/off
Turning the pager off
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” will display.
2) Press ⊙ (function button) repeatedly until “Power off?” displays, press ▣ (read
button) to choose this option.
Once the pager is off, it will stop receiving messages
and will only display the current time on the screen.
Turning on the pager
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, all icons and characters will display on the
screen for 2 seconds. Message reception is now powered on.
2) In stand-by mode, the pager will display current time, date and messages received.
9. Delete Messages
Delete all Messages
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” is displayed.
2) Press ⊙ (function button) repeatedly until
“Delete all?” displays.
Press ▣ (read button) to choose this option.
3) “Sure?
No” will display on the screen.
Select “YES”, “NO” by pressing ▣ (read
button).
Deleting all messages will not delete Unread messages or Locked messages.
10. Alarm clock setting
This mode is used to set a daily alarm.
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” displays.
2) Press ⊙ (function button) repeatedly until “Set alarm?” displays.
Press ▣ (read
button) to choose this option.
3) ⊙ – Selects hour, minutes, alarm tone, on/off
▣ – Selects time & types of tone changes.
4) After setting your clock, press ⊙ (function button). The
indicate that the alarm has been activated.
icon displays to
11. Time setting
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” displays.
2) Press ⊙ (function button) repeatedly until “Date-Time?” comes. Press ▣ (read
button) to choose this option.
3) ⊙ – Selects year, month, date, hour, minutes
▣ – Selects year, month, date, time change
4) After setting the time, press ⊙ (function button).
12. Reminder call setting
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” displays.
2) Press ⊙ (function button) repeatedly until “Reminder?” displays.
Then press ▣
(read button) to choose this option.
3) Choose “on/off” by pressing ▣ (read button).
4) After setting the calls, press ⊙ (function button),
is displayed to show that
a reminder has been set.
13. Language setting
1) Press ⊙ (function button) for 2 seconds, “Set alert?” displays.
2) Press ⊙ (function button) repeatedly until “Language?” displays.
Then press ▣
(read button) to choose this option.
3) With ▣ (read button), you can select the language that you want.
4) After setting the language, press ⊙ (function button).
14. Other functions
1) Signal indicator: When you’re in an area with reception,
2) Low battery indicator: When your battery is low,
is displayed.
is displayed. The battery
should be changed as soon as possible.
3) Back light: In stand-by status, the display light turns on when you press ⊙ (function
button).
LABELLING REQUIREMENTS(Part 15.19 (a)(3))
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operations.
The instructions furnished the user shall include the following or
similar statement, placed in a prominent location in the text of the
manual.
INFORMATION TO THE USER (Part 15.105(b))
For Class B digital device
INFORMATION TO THE USER
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one more of the following
measures:
－Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
－Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
－Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
－Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
WARNING (Part 15.21)
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
“Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any Radio or TV interference caused by
unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.”

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