User Manual
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Congratulations on your purchase of our
Pager.
By incorporating some of the most advanced electronic
paging technologies, the
is reliable and easy to
use. Best of all, the
is affordable and will keep
you in touch with those important to you.
Please carefully read this manual before using your pager
in order to fully understand the
functions and
capabilities. Once again, congratulations on your purchase.
CONTENTS
FEATURES
DESCRIPTION OF INDICATORS & SYMBOLS
CONTROL BUTTONS
OPERATION
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Turning The Pager On
Turning The Pager Off
Main Screen
Function Menu Screen
Personal Message Screen
MailDrop/ Information Message Screen
NoteBook Message Screen
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> FUNCTION MENU
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Reading a Stored Message in each Message Screen
Setting the Time and Date
Setting the Alarm
Setting the Paging Alert
Setting the Audible On/Off
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CONTENTS
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Enabling the Display Zoom
Setting the Scroll Mode
Enabling the Reminder Alert
Locking and Unlocking Messages
Deleting A Message
Deleting All Messages
Moving A Message to the NoteBook
Selecting a MailDrop Alert Type
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FEATURES
16 Flex addresses
4 Line x 20 Alpha Character Display
20 Personal Message Slots
15 MailDrop Message Slots
16 NoteBook Message Slots
Personal Message Storage: 6400 Bytes
MailDrop Message Storage: 19200 Bytes
NoteBook Message Storage: 3200 Bytes
Personal Maximum Message Length: 2000 Bytes
MailDrop Maximum Message Length: 2000 Bytes
10 Personal Messages Lock with Lock Icon
7 Sub-slots of each MailDrop (optional)
Canned Message
FEATURES
Zoom On/Off (User Selectable)
Marquee Scrolling (User Selectable)
Customer Power Up Logo (Optional)
Battery Status Display with 3 steps using A/D
One Alarm with Message ("ALARM TIME")
Message with Time & Date Stamping
Automatic Alert Reset
One Beep, Seven Different pleasing Alerts, a Chirp, Vibrate, Sleep(no alert)
User-Selectable Reminder Alert (Every 2-min. by current mode)
Audible ON/OFF
Manual ON/OFF using Softkey
No Message Indication ( No Message)
New Message indication (Flashing Icon)
FEATURES
Unread Message Indication
Continuous Message Indication (with Icon)
Error Message Indication (with Icon)
All & Selective Message Clear
Message Full Indication (with Icon)
Message Slot Number
Duplicated Message Indication (with Icon)
EL Back Lighting Display
Out of Service Range Indication (with Icon)
Battery Backup
Self Diagnostic
1 AAA Battery
Smart Unread Reminder On/Off (Optional)
DESCRIPTION OF INDICATORS & SYMBOLS
Indicators
Audio Alert
In Range or Out Range Indication
Silent Alert (Vibration)
Full Battery Status
Enabled Alarm
2/3 Battery Status
Sleep Alert
1/3 Battery Status
New Page or Unread Message
Indication
Low Battery Status
Lock Message
Unlock Message
Message Continuation
Power On
DESCRIPTION OF INDICATORS & SYMBOLS
Symbols
Personal Folder
Zoom
MailDrop Folder
Set Scroll
NoteBook
Enable Reminder
Escape
Disable Reminder
Set Time
Delete All
Set Alarm
Delete
Set Alert
Escape
Pager Off
Move to NoteBook
DESCRIPTION OF INDICATORS & SYMBOLS
Symbols
Page by Page
NoteBook Slot
Slow Speed
Unread Personal Slot
Medium Speed
Read Personal Slot
High Speed
Read Mail Slot
MailDrop Slot
(Enabled Alert)
Unread Mail Slot
Unread MailDrop Slot
(Enabled Alert)
Cursor
(Current Slot)
Set Audible ON
Set MailDrop Alert
Set Audible OFF
CONTROL BUTTONS
Use to navigate through the Function menu
and through your messages.
Use to navigate through time, alarm, and date
setting functions.
Use to enter the Function menu mode.
Use to turn the Backlight off.
Use to exit to current Function mode.
Use to turn the pager on and off.
Use to read the received message.
Use to activate your selection.
Use to adjust the time, alarm, and date setting
functions.
OPERATION
Turning the Pager On
PowerUp Screen
Main Screen
Press the
Read Button for two (2) seconds to turn the
pager on. A start-up screen is momentarily displayed and
the pager alerts the currently selected alert-mode
(Vibrator, Audio, Sleep).
Standby Screen
OPERATION
Turning the Pager Off
Off Screen
Press the
button to display the Function menu.
Press the
or
button to move the cursor on OFF icon.
Press the
button.
"TURN
TURN PAGER OFF?
OFF?" is displayed.
Press the
button again to turn the pager off.
The pager is now off and the screen should be blank
Time/Date display on Pager Off
Note: If you choose the function key ( ) while the pager is off, the
pager will display "Pager Off Mode" and the time and date.
The display disappears after eight (8) seconds or after you press
any of the pager keys.
OPERATION
Main Screen
Pressing any of the buttons on the Standby Screen will provide access
to the Main Screen.
Main Screen
The Main Screen shows both the current status of message folders
(Personal/MailDrop/Notebook) and the time and date. The Main
Screen also displays any activated pager settings in the split screen.
When the Main Screen is initially displayed, the Personal Folder icon is
the first icon followed by the MailDrop and Notebook icons. The
Personal folder is also highlighted. Choosing either arrow button will
highlight the other icons.
! Press
! Press
or
to move the cursor within the Message Folder.
to enter the selected Folder.
OPERATION
Function Menu Screen
The Function Menu provides access to the many features incorporated in the
As you navigate through the Function menu, the Function Icon will
flash to indicate the current location of the cursor.
Function Menu Screen
! Press
! Press
! Press
or
to navigate through the Function menu.
to enter the current menu.
to exit the Function menu.
Note: Depending upon the pager and whether or not it has messages, some icons
may not display on the pager.
OPERATION
Personal Message Screen
The Personal Message Screen shows the current status of personal
messages by displaying the first line of your message.
(Message Preview)
Personal Message Screen
Note: Previewing an unread message remains unread until reading
it by choosing Read button(
).
OPERATION
MailDrop / Information Message Screen
The MailDrop Message Screen shows the current status of
MailDrop messages by displaying the first line of your message.
(Message Preview)
MailDrop Message Screen
NoteBook Message Screen
The NoteBook Message Screen shows the current status of the
messages by displaying the first line of your message.
(Message Preview)
NoteBook Message Screen
FUNCTION MENU
Reading Stored Message in each Message Screen
! From each Message screen press
or
! Press
button to read the message.
to move the cursor to the message you want to read.
Auto Scrolling Screen by Screen
! Press and hold
button.
Reading Previous or Next Message
! Press
or
button.
Note: When an unread message exists, the pager gives a periodic reminder alert until all unread
messages are read. A flashing
symbol on the StandBy screen indicates that there are
unread messages on your pager.
FUNCTION MENU
Setting the Time and Date
Set Time Screen
or
to move the cursor
! From the Function menu, press
SET TIME
to display "SET
TIME".
to display the Set Time screen.
! Press
to move the cursor to the next digit.
! Press
to adjust the current digit.
! Press
! Repeat the two previous steps to adjust all time digits.
to activate the time and date setting.
! Press
Note: If no changes have been made, please wait for at least five(5) seconds before exiting
the screen.
FUNCTION MENU
Setting the Alarm
Set Alarm Screen
! From the Function menu, press
or
to move the cursor to
display "SET
ALARM".
SET ALARM
! Press
to display the Set Alarm screen.
! Press
or
to move the cursor.
! Press
to adjust the current digit or enable daily alarm.
! Repeat the two previous steps to adjust all the time digits.
! Press
button to activate the current setting.
FUNCTION MENU
Setting the Paging Alert
You can set the paging alert to an audible alert, a vibrating alert,
a chirp alert, a sleep alert(completely silent), or one of eight other
alerts. From the Function menu:
Set Alert Screen
Press
Press
Press
Press
LERT
or
tom ovet hecursor t odisplay "SETA LERT".
to display the Set-Alert screen.
or
to move the cursor to the alert you want to set.
to activate the alert setting.
Note: If no changes have been made, please wait for at least five (5) seconds before exiting the screen.
You may also choose
to exit from any screen.
FUNCTION MENU
Setting the Audible On/Off
The alert can be set as either audible on or off.
- Press
to display the function menu.
- Press
to move the cursor to
or
The
symbol is displayed if the pager is in the audible off mode(prompting you to enter the
audible on mode, if desired). The
symbol is displayed if the pager is in the audible on
mode(prompting you to enter the audible off mode, if desired).
- Press
to select the desired audible mode. The alert can be set as either audible or vibrate.
If the Audible On function is set (
), the pager will alert.
If the Audible Off function is set ( ), the pager will be on vibrate mode. Audible Mode applies to
all alerts, including reminder alert, alarm, etc.
Note: If the Alert has been set for sleep(no alert), setting the Audible On/Off Function will not be
activated.
FUNCTION MENU
Setting Display Zoom
When this feature is enabled, the standard 4-line Display is
converted to a 2-line Display. The characters are enlarged to
increase message readability. From the Function Menu:
Enable Zoom-In Screen
Press
Press
Press
Press
ZOOM
or
to more the cursor to display "ZOOM".
to display the Zoom screen.
or
to move the cursor.
to activate the Zoom.
FUNCTION MENU
Setting the Scroll Mode
! From the Function menu, press
SET SCROLL
display "SET
SCROLL".
! Press
to enter this mode.
or
to the cursor to
Set Scroll Mode Screen
To Enable Page by Page Display Mode
! From the Set Scroll Mode Screen, press
! Press
to activate the current setting.
to move the cursor to display "PAGE
PAGE BY PAGE".
PAGE
or
To Enable Marquee Scrolling and Speed
! From the Set Scroll Mode Screen, press
"MEDIUM"
MEDIUM or "HIGH".
HIGH
! Press
to activate the current setting.
or
t o move the cursor to display " SLOW
SLOW "or
FUNCTION MENU
Enabling Reminder Alert
When this feature is enabled and there are unread personal messages, the pager will alert the user with
a short beep or vibration depending on the current personal alert type or Audible mode. The pager
does not emit reminder alerts for MailDrop messages, or messages with no alert setting.
To Enable Reminder Alert
! From the Function menu, press
or
! Press
to activate the current setting.
ENABLE REMINDER
to move the cursor to display "ENABLE
REMINDER".
To Disable Reminder Alert
! From the Function menu, press
or
! Press
to activate the current setting.
DISABLE REMINDER".
REMINDER".
to move the cursor to display ""DISABLE
FUNCTION MENU
Locking and Unlocking Messages
Up to 10 messages can be locked to prevent them from being deleted or from being replaced when
the memory is full.
To Lock/Unlock a Message
! From the Personal Message Status Screen, press
or
to select the message you want to
lock or unlock.
LOCK or "UNLOCK".
UNLOCK
! Press
and then press
or
to move the cursor to show "LOCK"
! Press
to activate the setting.
To lock or unlock a message while reading it, follow the last two steps above while the message is
displayed.
Note: MailDrop and NoteBook Messages can not be locked.
FUNCTION MENU
To Delete One Message
From the Personal Message Status Screen, press
or
to select the message you want to delete.
DELETE
Press
and then press
or
to move the cursor to show "DELETE".
Press
to activate the setting.
To Delete a message while reading it, follow the last two steps above while the message is displayed.
To Delete All Messages
! From the Personal/MailDrop/Notebook Message Status Screen, press
or
to select the
message you want to delete.
! Press
and then press
or
to move the cursor to show "DELETE
ALL".
DELETE ALL
! Press
to activate the setting.
Note: Neither a NEW personal message nor a LOCKED message cannot be deleted by using
the Delete All function. Using Delete all with the Maildrop, will only delete those messages
in the current subfolder.
FUNCTION MENU
Moving A Message to NoteBook
! From the Personal/MailDrop Message Status Screen, press
or
to select the message you
want to move.
! Press
and then press
or
to move the cursor to show "NOTEBOOK".
NOTEBOOK
! Press
to activate the setting.
To Move a message while reading it, follow the last two steps above while the message is displayed.
FUNCTION MENU
Selecting the MailDrop Alert Type
! From the Mail Message Status Screen, press
or
to select the message you want to set
alert.
SET ALERT".
ALERT
! Press
and then Press
or
to move the cursor to show "SET
! Press
! Press
or
to move the cursor to the desired alert type.
! Press
to activate the your setting.
While reading a message, follow the last four steps.
Note: When Personal Pager alert is set to SLEEP , all alerts revert to SLEEP regardless of the
current mail alert type.
Neither your Wireless Provider nor Sun Telecom International is responsible for data that may be
damaged or lost at any time, including, without limitation data lost or damaged during the servicing
of Sun Telecom Internationalhardware. In as much as the wireless data service provided, we cannot
guarantee or warrant that the wireless data service will always be available or will always function
properly. For this and other reasons, the wireless data service should not be relied upon for the
transmission of data relating to emergency or life-threatening or mission critical situations, and Sun
Telecom International disclaims any liability on its behalf and on behalf of its Wireless Providers for
events or damages resulting from such reliance or the failure of the wireless data service to perform
or to be available for your use of the wireless data service, including, without limitation, the lack of
service coverage in the area in which YOU wish to use the wireless solution. To the extent the third
party providing the wireless data service provides any warranties or guarantees that may be passed
on to YOU, such warranties and/or guarantees are automatically passed on to YOU without any
further effort on your part or on the part of Sun Telecom International. Neither Sun Telecom
International nor your wireless provider shall in any way be liable to you for any damages you suffer
or incur (including, but not limited to, general, special, consequential or incidental damages
including damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information
and the like and personal injury or wrongful death damages) arising from or in connection with the
use or performance of our product, even if Sun Telecom International or your wireless solution
provider are aware of the possibility of such damages. This limitation is intended to apply and does
apply without regard to whether such damages are claimed, asserted or brought in an action or claim
sounding in tort or contract, or on the warranty, or under any other law or form of action.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of 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 or more of the following measures:
Reorient/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.
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