Glenayre Electronics 6000 AccessLinkII 2-Way Pager User Manual user guide

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Using Your AccessLink™ II 2-Way Pager
Congratulations on your purchase of the Glenayre
AccessLink II advanced messaging, two-way pager!
The AccessLink II is simple to use and provides
exciting new messaging capabilities.
Vi rtual Keyboard Quick Refere n c e
THE V IRTUAL KEYBOARD The AccessLink II has a virtual keyboard to allow you
to enter messages and other information. Since this keyboard is created
entirely in software, your two-way pager can be as small as a one-way pager.
You will use this keyboard often to enter messages or other information.
Refer to this page whenever you need a quick reminder about how to use
the virtual keyboard.
• To "type" letters, use the "Up/Down" and "Left/Right Scroll" buttons
to select the appropriate letter and then press the "Enter" button.
• When you enter a letter or punctuation character, the cursor returns to
the center of the keyboard, which is the space key. To type a space
simply press the "Enter" button.
• To delete a character, scroll to the bottom of the screen. When the
cursor is in the bottom row, press the down scroll button to delete the
preceding character.
• To change case, scroll to the top row of the keyboard, and select the Up
Scroll button. Each press of the Up Scroll button changes the case from
lower case, to shift, to caps lock, and back to lower case.
• To edit the message, press the "Exit/Backlight" button. The keyboard will
disappear, allowing you to scroll through the message with the "Up/Down"
and "Left/Right" Scroll buttons. Press the "Enter" button to insert the cursor
into the selected position and return the virtual keyboard.
• Once you are finished entering a message or other type of information
press the "Exit/Backlight" button which takes you to the Edit Screen.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" button again to arrive at the Message menu,
with options to address, edit, save, or delete the message.
• You may exit the editor at any time by pressing the "Exit/Backlight"
button until you have backed up to the screen you desire. Any work you
have started will be saved in the folder where it was created. Unsent
messages will be saved in the TO SEND folder.
AccessLink II Overv i e w
Home Screen
“Exit/Backlight” Button:
Use to Exit from
any screen
“Left/Right Scroll” Buttons
“Up/Down Scroll” Buttons
“Enter” Button
Icon Quick Reference Guide
Alarm Clock enabled
Alarm sounded and still enabled
New Messages in Information Services Folders
New Messages in RECEIVED Folder
RECEIVED message audible alert enabled
RECEIVED message vibrate alert enabled
Message Icons
Unread message
Read message
Successful send or reply
Unsuccessful send or reply
Reply Pending
CONGRATULATIONS To get the most out of your new advanced messaging,
two-way pager, spend a little time reading this user guide and be sure to give
your pager's number to business colleagues and friends. Family members will
also appreciate being able to reach you easily. For information on available
services, please see the service instructions provided by your paging carrier.
Table of Contents
Virtual Keyboard Quick Reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
AccessLink II Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Icon Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Pager Organization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Quick Start . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7
Inserting/Replacing the Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Receiving Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Reading Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-12
Deleting Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Creating an Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-15
Creating Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Sending Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Disabling Information Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Setting Your Alerts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19-20
Getting a Good Night's Sleep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Waking Up (Setting Your Alarm Clock) . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
Miscellaneous Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23-27
Turning On the Backlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Operating in Hospitals and Planes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Communicating Using the IR Por t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
IR Port Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Viewing Status Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Pager Org a n i z a t i o n
Quick Start
1 TURNON A CCESSLINK II PAGER
Your pager enters a "sleep" mode to conserve battery life when it is not
in use. It "wakes up" when you press any button or receive a new message.
If the unit has been turned off, turn on your pager by pressing and holding the
oval "Enter" button. (If unit does not turn on, see "Inserting/Replacing Battery"
section on page 8.)
SETTHE TIMEAND DATE
• From the home screen, press the “Enter” button to enter the folder list.
• Scroll down to the PREFERENCES folder by pressing the “Down Scroll”
button. Press the “Enter” button to enter the folder.
• Scroll down to DATE & TIME and press the “Enter” button.
• Adjust the date by pressing the “Up/Down Scroll” buttons to change
the month, then pressing the “Right Scroll” button to set the day and
the year.
• Press the “Right Scroll” button to set the time and AM/PM, and
then press the “Exit/Backlight” button to save your changes and
exit the screen.
SET ALERTS
• Within the PREFERENCES folder, scroll to PERSONAL ALERTS and
press the “Enter” button.
• Set PERSONAL ALERTS options by scrolling to the item of interest and
using the “Enter” button to select your desired setting. For TONES,
you can sample each sound by pressing the “Enter” button.
• Press the “Exit/Backlight” button to save your settings and exit the
PERSONAL ALERTS screen. For more detailed information on your alert
options, see the “Setting Your Alerts” section on page 19-20.
(Continued on next page.)
Quick Start Cont.
4 SET UP YOUR SENDER ID
The Sender ID is a name or other text that will be attached to the end of every
message you send to identify you to the message recipient.
To set up your Sender ID:
• Within the PREFERENCES folder, scroll down to MISCELLANEOUS and
press the "Enter" button.
• Scroll down to SENDER ID and press the "Enter" button.
• Enter your desired Sender ID using the virtual keyboard. See the "Virtual
Keyboard Quick Reference" section on page 2 for further details.
• After you have entered your Sender ID, press the "Exit/Backlight" button
twice to save your changes and exit the Editor.
Congratulations! You‘re now ready to start sending and receiving messages!
I n s e rting/Replacing the Battery
Your AccessLink II pager uses a single AA alkaline battery.
To insert or replace the battery:
1 Slide the lock on the back of the pager away from the
symbol.
2 Slide the battery door to the left to open.
3 Insert a new battery being careful to align the + and - symbols on the
battery with the same symbols inside the battery compartment.
4 Replace the door and slide the lock towards the
symbol to secure.
Note: If you have a lot of messages in your AccessLink II, you may
experience a short delay as the pager restarts itself after the
new battery has been inserted. Once it is fully operational the pager
will beep once.
CAUTION: Be careful to align the + and - symbols on the battery with those
inside the battery compartment. Inserting the battery backwards will cause
the date and time setting in your AccessLink II pager to be lost. All messages
will be preserved, however.
Receiving Messages
• Your AccessLink II pager helps you organize your communications by
placing messages directly into folders such as RECEIVED for personal
messages and information service folders (NEWS, SPORTS, etc.)
for news messages. Exact folder names may vary depending on
your service provider.
• When you receive a new message, your AccessLink II pager vibrates
and/or plays your selected tone.
• The
icon is displayed whenever you receive a new message.
If it is solid, you have new information service messages. If it is
flashing, you have new personal messages.
• The top line of the home screen also displays the number of new
messages you have.
• Finally, your ability to receive messages varies depending on the
terrain, weather, building density, and interference around you.
Your pager home screen will report your current service level.
For a description of your service level, please see the service
instructions provided by your paging carrier.
Reading Messages
TO READ A MESSAGE
1 From the home screen, view the folder list by pressing the “Enter” button.
Select the desired folder using the “Up/Down Scroll” buttons and open it
by pressing the “Enter” button.
Select the desired message using the “Up/Down Scroll” buttons and read
the message by pressing the “Enter” button. You can scroll through the
message using the “Up/Down Scroll” buttons or the “Enter” button.
While reading a message, you can quickly move to other messages in the
same folder.
• To jump to the beginning of the next message in the folder, press the
"Right Scroll" button.
• To jump to the beginning of the previous message in the folder, press
the "Left Scroll" button.
• You can also jump to the beginning of the next or previous message by
pressing the "Right/Left Scroll" buttons when the navigational symbol
(<<•>>) at the end of the message is highlighted.
Several message options appear at the end of each message. Use the “Enter”
button to select the desired option.
Note: If a given option appears with a line through it, that option is not
available for the message you are currently reading.
S AVE
To file the message in another folder, select SAVE from the message option list
and press the “Enter” button. Use the “Up/Down Scroll” buttons to select the
folder you wish to move the message to and press the “Enter” button. The
message will be stored in the folder you have chosen. Unlike messages in
the RECEIVED, TO SEND, MESSAGE LOG, and information service folders,
messages filed in the TO DO, APPTS, BUSINESS, PERSONAL, and MISC
olders will never be deleted by the pager to make room for new messages.
(Continued on next page.)
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Reading Messages Cont.
To remove a message once it has been saved, you must read it and select the
DEL message option. You can also delete many saved messages at the same
time. See the “Deleting Messages” section on page 13 for details.
REPLY
You can reply to a message using a pre-programmed standard reply, a reply
you have previously sent, a multiple choice response, or a fully custom reply.
To reply:
1 Select REPLY from the message option list and press the “Enter” button.
• To send a standard reply, select your desired reply from the list
and press the “Enter” button.
• To send a previously sent reply, scroll down the list of replies until you
find the reply you want. Press the “Enter” button to select the reply.
• When someone sends you a message he/she can create multiple
choice responses from which you can chose. These custom
responses appear at the top of the list of replies when you select
REPLY. For information on sending multiple choice responses with a
message see "Attaching Multiple Choice Replies" section on page
• To create a custom reply, select "Custom Reply" from the list. Create
your reply using the virtual keyboard. See the "Virtual Keyboard Quick
Reference" section on page 2 for details regarding how to use the
virtual keyboard. When you have finished entering your reply press the
"Exit/Backlight" button twice.
The SEND option will now be highlighted. To send the reply, press the
"Enter" button. To edit the reply, select EDIT by first pressing the "Right
Scroll" button and then pressing the "Enter" button. For details on editing
a message, see the "Editing" section on page 17.
After you send your reply, the display will change to REPLYING as your reply is
transmitted. If other messages are currently being sent, your display will show
PENDING indicating your reply will be sent as soon as possible.
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Reading Messages Cont.
DELETE
To delete a message:
1 Select DEL from the message option list and press the “Enter” button.
If your pager has been configured to confirm deletions, you will be asked
to confirm that you want to delete the message. Select OK and press the
“Enter” button. See the “Miscellaneous Settings, Confirm Deletes” section
on page 26 for more details about how to configure this option.
F ORWARD
The AccessLink II allows you to forward a message to one or more people.
To forward a message:
1 Select FORWD from the message option list and press the “Enter” button.
You will be given the option to address the message, edit the message,
or cancel forwarding. Select the appropriate choice and press the
“Enter” button.
For details on addressing and sending the message, see the “Sending
Messages” section on page 17. For details on using the virtual keyboard
to edit the message, see the “Virtual Keyboard Quick Reference” section
on page 2.
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Deleting Messages
As explained in the “Reading Messages” section on page 10-12, you can
delete any individual message by reading it, selecting DEL, and pressing the
“Enter” button.
You may also delete all the messages in a given folder at one time.
To delete messages:
1 Select PREFERENCES from the main folder menu and press the
“Enter” button.
Scroll down to DELETE MESSAGES and press the “Enter” button.
Select the folder from which you want to delete messages and press the
“Enter” button.
Select your preferred option of DELETE READ MESSAGES or DELETE ALL
MESSAGES and press the “Enter” button.
IMPORTANT: Before you have completed step 4, you can always cancel the
delete operation by pressing the ”Exit/Backlight” button.
Messages inside the RECEIVED, MESSAGE LOG, and information service
folders will automatically be deleted to make room for new messages once
the folder is full. This saves you the trouble of having to individually delete
information service messages.
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C reating an Addre s s
CREATINGAN ADDRESS
Your AccessLink II contains a personal address book for storing the names,
two-way PINs, phone numbers, etc of the people you need to contact.
To Create an Address:
1 Select ADDRESSES from the folder list and press the "Enter" button.
Select CREATE NAME and press the "Enter" button.
You will be prompted to enter the name of the person. Enter the name
using the virtual keyboard as described in the "Virtual Keyboard Quick
Reference"section on page 2.
When you have finished typing the name of the person, press the "Exit"
button twice to save the name and exit the Editor.
Select the address type you would like to enter for the person and press
the "Enter" button. Choices of address types may vary depending on your
service provider, but typically include 2-WAY PIN, 1-WAY PIN, EMAIL
ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER, and FAX NUMBER.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 above to enter each desired address type. Note you
may enter multiple PINs and phone/fax numbers for a given individual.
When you have finished entering all required information, press
the "Exit/Backlight" button to save your information and exit the
ADDRESSES folder.
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C reating an Address Cont.
EDITING AN ADDRESS
To edit an address book entry:
1 Select ADDRESSES from the folder list and press the "Enter" button.
Select the address entry you would like to edit and press the "Enter" button.
Select the address type you would like to change and press the "Enter"
button. To edit the name of the person, press the "Up Scroll" button to
select the name and press the "Enter" button.
Select EDIT and press the "Enter" button.
Using the scroll Buttons, place the cursor in the desired point for editing.
Press the enter button to insert the cursor. The virtual keyboard will
appear. Modify the entry as desired using the instructions found in the
"Virtual Keyboard Quick Reference" section on page 2.
When you have finished editing, press the "Exit/Backlight" button twice.
DELETINGAN A DDRESS
To delete all or part of an address book entry:
1 Select ADDRESSES from the folder list and press the "Enter" button.
Select the entry you would like to fully or partially delete and press the
"Enter" button.
Select the address type you would like to delete and press the"Enter"
button. To delete the name and all associated address types, press the
"Up Scroll" button to select the name and press the "Enter" button.
Select DELETE and press the "Enter" button.
If you have enabled confirmation of deletions in the PREFERENCES folder,
you will be asked to confirm that you want to delete the information.
Select OK and press the "Enter" button.
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C reating Messages
One of the most exciting features of the AccessLink II is your ability to create
custom messages right on the pager.
To create a message:
1 Select the TO SEND folder from the folder list and press the "Enter" button.
Select CREATE MESSAGE and press the "Enter" button.
Enter your message using the instructions found in the "Virtual Keyboard
Quick Reference" section on page 2.
When you have finished entering your message, press the "Exit/Backlight"
button twice. You will be given the choice to ADDRESS the message for
sending (see page 17), EDIT the message further(see page18), SAVE the
message as a Readi-Message (see page 16) or DELETE the message.
Select the appropriate choice and press the "Enter" button.
Congratulations! You have now created a message right on your pager.
To address and send the message, please see the "Sending Messages"
section on page 17.
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Readi-Messages
You also have the choice of sending Readi-Messages which are commonly
used messages stored in the To Send folder for easy access and convenience.
These messages appear in the TO SEND folder and can be sent directly or
edited first and then sent.
The AccessLink II is pre-programmed with standard Readi-Messages.
You can also create your own Readi-messages. Creating Readi-Messages
allows you to tailor your pager to your own needs, keeping commonly used
messages on hand to send quickly and conveniently.
To create your own Readi-Message:
1 Select the TO SEND folder from the folder list and press the "Enter" button.
Continue as explained in the "To Create a Message" section above.
When the message is complete, press the "Exit/Backlight" button twice.
The message menu will appear. Select SAVE from this menu and press
the "Enter" button.
You will be asked to confirm that you want to save the message as a
Readi-Message. Select OK and press the "Enter" button. Pressing the
"Exit/Backlight" button will cancel saving and return you to the option
menu, ADDRESS, EDIT, SAVE, and DELETE.
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Attaching Multiple Choice Responses
ATTACHING MULTIPLE CHOICE RESPONSES
Multiple choice responses can be attached to any message that you send
to a two-way pager from your AccessLink II or from an e-mail address. At the
end of the message, enter a carriage return and question mark before each
designated response, for example:
What time do you want to meet?
?9:00
?10:00
?10:30
For information on using multiple choice responses to reply, see the "Reply"
section on page 10-12.
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Sending Messages
You may send a message to one individual or to a group of up to 25 individuals.
To address and send your message:
1 After creating your message or reply, select ADDRESS and press the "Enter" button.
You will be presented with the list of names in your address book. If the
recipient of the message is not in your address book, select "CREATE NAME"
and press the "Enter" button. Enter the person's name and address using the
method described in the "Creating an Address" section on page 14-15.
Select the name of the person to whom you wish to send the message and
press the "Enter" button.
Select the address type where you want to send the message. This could be
a 1-way PIN, a 2-way PIN or an email address. Press the "Enter" button.
• To send the message to this individual only, select SEND and press
the "Enter" button.
• To send the message to a group of people, select MORE and press the
"Enter" button to add names to list of recipients. Repeat this process
until the list contains the names of all the people you wish to receive
the message, then select SEND and press the "Enter" button to send
the message. You may add up to twenty-five people to the list.
• To delete a name from the list, select DEL and press the "Enter" button.
Select the name you wish to delete and press the“Enter” button.
• To cancel sending the message altogether, select CANCEL and press
the "Enter" button.
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Editing Messages
Messages and other text entries can be edited using the EDIT screen. There
are two ways to reach the EDIT screen.
1 While you are creating a message using the virtual keyboard, press the
"Exit/Backlight" button.
For a message or entry that has already been created and/or stored, select
EDIT from the menu options at the end of the message or entry and press
the "Enter" button.
The EDIT screen displays the message and the cursor.
1 Move the cursor to the point where you would like to add or delete text.
Press the "Enter" button to insert the cursor into the desired position and
display the virtual keyboard.
Enter the desired text using the virtual keyboard, as explained in the "Virtual
Keyboard Quick Reference" section on page 2.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" button to arrive at the EDIT screen. To edit the
entry further, repeat the instructions above.
To exit the Editor press the "Exit/Backlight" button a second time.
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Saving Sent Messages
Sent messages will automatically be saved in the Message Log folder.
To file a message in a different folder, select SAVE from the message option
list and press the "Enter" button. Use the "Up/Down Scroll" buttons to select
the folder in which you wish to save the message and press the "Enter" button.
The message will be stored in the folder you have chosen.
Selecting the folder, "To Send: Readi-Msg" saves the message as a
Readi-Message in the To Send folder.
Saving messages in the TO DO, APPTS, BUSINESS, PERSONAL, and MISC
folders ensures that the messages will not be deleted by the pager to make
room for new messages, as they could be in the MESSAGE LOG, RECEIVED
folder, and information services folders.
Messages that have been saved in any folder may be opened to read,
ADDRESS for sending, EDIT, SAVE to another folder, or DELETE. To open
a message select the folder and press the "Enter" button, then select the
message and press the "Enter" button. Select options from the menu at the
end of the message.
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Disabling Information Serv i c e s
Your AccessLink II may be programmed to receive one or more information
service feeds from your service provider. You may disable and re-enable
these services from your pager. Please note that if you receive multiple
services in a single folder, they will all be turned ON or OFF at the same time.
To disable or re-enable information service messages in a given folder:
1 Select PREFERENCES from the folder list and press the "Enter" button.
Select INFORMATION ALERTS and press the "Enter" button.
Select the name of the information service folder and press the
"Enter" button.
Select SERVICE and change the setting to DISABLED or ENABLED by
pressing the "Enter" button.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" button to save your changes and exit the screen.
Follow the steps above to enable or disable other information services
as desired.
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Setting Your Alert s
Your AccessLink II pager allows you to set different alerts for different types of
messages. You can also control all alerts with a single setting.
CONTROLLING ALL A LERTS
This setting allows you to quickly turn all alerts on, off, or to a setting called
”vibrate only.“ The “vibrate only” setting substitutes a vibrate alert for audible
personal and information service alerts.
To change this alert setting:
1 Select PREFERENCES from the folder list and press the “Enter” button.
Select ALERTS and press the “Enter” button to change the setting for
this option.
When your desired option is shown simply scroll down to a new option or
press the “Exit/Backlight” button to save your change and exit the screen.
Your new setting will be in effect immediately.
PERSONAL MESSAGE ALERTS
This setting allows you to choose a specific alert for your personal messages.
To choose your alert:
1 Select PREFERENCES from the folder list and press the “Enter” button.
Select PERSONAL ALERTS and press the “Enter” button.
Turn the vibrate alert ON or OFF by selecting VIBRATE and pressing the
“Enter” button to change the value.
Select the audible alert you prefer by selecting TONE and pressing the
“Enter” button. Make your choice by scrolling up and down the list of
possible alerts. You can sample each alert by pressing the “Enter” button.
To set your alert, highlight it and press the “Exit/Backlight” button.
(Continued on next page.)
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Setting Your Alerts Cont.
You can configure your AccessLink II to remind you when you have unread
messages. To set this reminder, first scroll down to RE-BEEP EVERY and
press the “Enter” button to set the interval of the reminder alert.
Next, scroll down to RE-BEEP and press the “Enter” button to set the
total number of realerts you want to receive.
If you want to be notified when you receive a corrected version of an old
message, select CORRECTIONALERT and press the “Enter” button. At the
prompt, select YES and press the “Enter” button.
Press the “Exit/Backlight” button to save your changes and return to the
PREFERENCES folder.
INFORMATION SERVICE A LERTS
Your AccessLink II pager also allows you to select a different alert for each
information service folder.
To do this:
1 Select PREFERENCES from the folder list and press the “Enter” button.
Select INFORMATION ALERTS and press the “Enter” button.
Select the name of the information service folder and press the
“Enter” button.
Follow steps 3 and 4 in the personal message alerts section above
to customize the alerts for the selected folder.
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Getting a Good Night’s Sleep
To make sure you can sleep through the night, your AccessLink II pager
allows you to set a period of time each day during which alerts will not sound.
This period is called Quiet Time. During Quiet Time you still receive messages
and your alarm clock still sounds, but message alerts are not played.
To set your Quiet Time:
1 Select the PREFERENCES folder from the folder list and press the
“Enter” button.
Select QUIET TIME and press the “Enter” button.
To set the quiet time interval select TIME and press the “Enter” button.
Use the “Up/Down Scroll” buttons to change the hours or minutes.
Press the “Right/Left Scroll” buttons after each selection. Press the
“Enter” button or the “Exit/Backlight” button to save your changes and
exit the screen.
To enable the Quiet Time feature select ENABLE and press the “Enter”
button. Select YES and press the “Enter” button to confirm.
Note: You will not be able to enable the Quiet Time feature if you
have not set up a time interval.
To have the pager notify you at the end of Quiet Time if it has received
new messages, select ALERT AT ON TIME and press the “Enter” button.
At the confirm screen select YES, ALERT and press the “Enter” button.
Press the “Exit/Backlight” button to save your changes and return to the
PREFERENCES folder.
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Waking Up (Setting Your Alarm Clock)
When enabled, the alarm clock will sound an alert at a specified time every
day. It also has a SNOOZE function that will re-alert you every ten minutes
for an hour or until you manually exit the SNOOZE mode by pressing the
“Enter” button.
To set your alarm clock:
1 Select PREFERENCES from the folder list and press the “Enter” button.
Select ALARM CLOCK and press the “Enter” button.
Enter your desired settings using the same method used to set options for
Quiet Time.
Press the “Exit/Backlight” button to save your settings and return to the
PREFERENCES folder.
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Miscellaneous Settings
The MISCELLANEOUS section within the PREFERENCES folder allows you to
customize many settings including display contrast, button response speed,
and a Sender ID that will be attached to all the messages you send.
Descriptions of all the available options are provided below.
To access any of the miscellaneous settings, navigate to the MISCELLANEOUS
folder using these steps:
1 Select PREFERENCES from the folder list and press the "Enter" button.
Scroll down to MISCELLANEOUS and press the "Enter" button.
CONTRAST
Contrast controls the darkness of the letters displayed.
To change the display contrast:
1 Select CONTRAST and use the "Right/Left Scroll" button or the "Enter"
button to increase or decrease the contrast.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
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Miscellaneous Settings Cont.
BUTTON REPEAT
Button Repeat controls the speed with which a button action is repeated
when the button is held down. To scroll more quickly, increase this setting.
To scroll more slowly, decrease this setting.
To change the button repeat setting:
1 Select BTN REPEAT and use the "Right/Left Scroll" buttons to increase or
decrease the setting shown on the gauge.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
REPEAT DELAY
Repeat Delay controls the time from pressing a button to when the repeat
action begins. To reduce the delay, decrease this setting. To increase the
delay, increase this setting.
To change the repeat delay setting:
1 Select REPEAT DELAY and use the "Right/Left Scroll" buttons to increase or
decrease the setting shown on the gauge.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
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Miscellaneous Settings Cont.
S ENDER ID
Sender ID allows you to input a name or other text, which will be appended to
the end of all sent messages.
To enter a Sender ID:
1 Select SENDER ID and press the "Enter" button.
Enter the desired Sender ID using the virtual keyboard. See the "Virtual
Keyboard Quick Reference" section on page 2 for further details.
When you have entered the Sender ID, press the "Exit/Backlight"
button twice.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" button to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
USER
User name allows you to input a name or other text, which will be shown on
the top line of the pager home screen to identify the unit. Note that if the unit
has received new messages or is in quiet time, these status indicators will be
displayed instead of the user name.
To enter a user name:
1 Select USER and press the "Enter" button.
Enter the desired user name using the virtual keyboard. See the "Virtual
Keyboard Quick Reference" section on page 2 for further details.
When you have entered the user name, press the " Exit/Backlight "
button twice.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
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Miscellaneous Settings Cont.
TIME DISPLAY
Time Display controls whether time will be shown based on a 12 or 24
hour clock.
To change the time display:
1 Select TIME DISPLAY and use the "Right/Left Scroll" button or the "Enter"
button to change the setting.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
C ONFIRM D ELETES
Confirm Deletes allows you to set whether or not you wish to be prompted
with an "Are you sure?" message every time you delete a message.
To change this setting:
1 Select CONFIRM DELETES and press the "Enter" button.
Select YES or NO and press the "Enter" button.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
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Miscellaneous Settings Cont.
INFRARED
The Infrared setting allows you to enable or disable the infrared port on your
pager. You must enable the port to communicate with any other infrared
enabled device. Disabling the port will increase the battery life of your pager.
To change this setting:
1 Select INFRARED and use the "Right/Left Scroll" button or the "Enter" button
to enable or disable the infrared port.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
IR ACCESSC ODE
The IR AccessCode is a security password that prevents unwanted infrared
communications with your pager. The code can be up to six characters
in length.
To enter an IR AccessCode:
1 Select IR ACCESSCODE and press the "Enter" button.
Enter the desired IR AccessCode using the virtual keyboard. See the
"Virtual Keyboard Quick Reference" section on page 2 for further details.
After you have entered the code, press the "Exit/Backlight " button twice.
Press the "Exit/Backlight" to save your changes and exit the
MISCELLANEOUS folder.
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Tu rning On the Backlight
Your AccessLink II is equipped with an electroluminescent backlight to make
it easy to read in low light conditions. To turn on the backlight from any
screen, press and hold the “Exit/Backlight” button for 1 second.
To turn the backlight off again, press the “Exit/Backlight” button for 1 second.
The light will also go off automatically when your AccessLink II pager enters
the sleep mode.
Operating in Hospitals and Planes
To prevent potential interference with aircraft radio communications and
navigation equipment you should turn your AccessLink II pager off while on
board an aircraft.
When you are inside a hospital, please be aware of hospital policies.
Some areas with sensitive medical equipment may require you to turn the
transmitter off.
To turn your AccessLink II pager off:
1 Select the PREFERENCES folder from the folder list and press the
“Enter” button.
Select TURN PAGER OFF and press the “Enter” button.
Select OK and press the "Enter" button.
To turn your AccessLink II pager back on, press and hold the “Enter” button.
To turn the Transmitter off:
1 Select the PREFERENCES folder from the folder list and press the
"Enter" button.
Select TRANSMITTER and press the "Enter" button.
Select OK and press the "Enter" button.
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Communicating Using the IR Port
Your AccessLink II comes equipped with an IrDA compliant infrared
communications port. This port allows you to communicate with other
infrared enabled handheld devices and laptop computers as well as to
increase the functionality of your pager through simple software upgrades.
Communication with your AccessLink II requires an application which runs
on either a WinCE device, a personal digital assistant (PDA) or a personal
computer. Visit Glenayre's website at www.glenayre.com for details about
available applications.
To communicate using the infrared port:
1 Enable the port as described in the “Miscellaneous Settings, Infrared”
section on page 27.
Set up an IR AccessCode as described in the “Miscellaneous Settings, IR
AccessCode” section on page 27. This code prevents unauthorized
communication with your device. The application running on the secondary
device will need to supply this code to your pager to start communications.
Align the IR port on your AccessLink II to the IR port on the other device.
The devices must be aligned within 30 degrees and be within about
12 inches of each other to communicate properly.
Press any button on the AccessLink II to activate the pager. The IR port
looks for an IR signal when the display is active. If the display is asleep,
the pager will not search for an IR signal.
Look for IR communication status on the device with which the
AccessLink II is communicating. In Windows 95, status can be viewed
either from the specific communications application or from the IR Port
status window within the Control Panel.
You are now ready to exchange information between your second device
and your AccessLink II pager. See the user instructions provided with your
communication application for further details.
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IR Port Diagram
PC IRPort
AccessLink II IRPort
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Viewing Status Inform a t i o n
To view detailed information about your pager, select the ABOUT folder from
the folder list and press the “Enter” button.
Inside ABOUT, you can see:
• COVERAGE: This option describes the coverage level you are currently
experiencing. For a description of your coverage level, please see the
service instructions provided by your paging carrier.
• BATTERY: This gauge shows percentage of your battery life remaining.
The home screen will also warn you about a low battery level a day before
your battery runs out.
• MEMORY USED: This gauge shows the percentage of pager memory which
has been used. When the pager’s memory is full, old messages will
automatically be deleted from the information service, RECEIVED, and
MESSAGE LOG folders to make room for new messages.
• PAGER ID INFORMATION: The serial number and software version of your
AccessLink II are provided for reference.
• CUSTOMER SUPPORT INFORMATION: A summary of your pager’s
information service configuration and user interface profile number is listed
for use by customer support. The voltage of the NiCd transmit battery is also
provided for use by customer support.
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FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device must not cause harmful interference
and (2) this devices must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
S AFETY
This equipment is Intrinsically Safe for use in Class I, II, and III Divisions
1 and 2 Hazardous Locations.
Warning: Substitution of components may impair intrinsic safety.
© 1999 Glenayre Technologies, Inc.
Glenayre and AccessLink are registered trademarks of Glenayre Technologies, Inc.
All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Glenayre Technologies, Inc
Consumer Products Group
2101 Tasman Drive
Santa Clara, CA 95054
Glenayre Technologies, Inc. Part Number 5900-3140

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