Hantel AN1000 Numeric Pager User Manual AN1000F0923

Hantel Co., Ltd. Numeric Pager AN1000F0923

User Manual

Congratulations on your purchase of a         Pager. Your new pager will instantly keep you in touch with everyone important. The        pager is reliable and easy to use as well as affordable, and provides many features that incorporate the most advanced electronic paging technologies. Please read this manual carefully before using your pager for a better understanding of pager operation.
 1.   FEATURES                          2.   BUTTONS  3.   ICONS AND DESCRIPTIONS 4.   TURNING PAGER ON 5.   TURNING PAGER OFF 6.   RECEIVING AND READING MESSAGES 7.   DUPLICATE MESSAGES 8.   LOW BATTERY INDICATOR 9.   LOCKING AND UNLOCKING MESSAGES10.  MEMORY 11.  DELETING INDIVIDUAL MESSAGES 12.  DELETING ALL MESSAGES13.  CHANGING ALERT STATUS14.  ALARM15.  TIME AND DATE16.  AUTOMATIC ON / OFF17.  LIGHT18.  BATTERY INFORMATION19.  CANNED  MESSAGE 45678910101112131415161718191920CONTENTS
 1.       FEATURESUser selectable 8 melodies alert  & 4  beep toneReceiving time stampingAlarmDelete allDuplicate message indicationMemory retention when power offLow battery alarm8 programmable 12-digit canned messagesSource Display (Option)   30 message memories14 locked messages    Date & time displayMessage full indicationVibrator / Chirp / Silent Selective eraseUnread message indicator   Reflective backlighting    Auto on/off Timer(option)   Time display when power off4FEATURES   Power up LOGO (option)
2.        BUTTONS 5BUTTONSRead buttonFunction button                 READ BUTTON             h   Read messages            h   Select seting and features in Function             h   Turn pager on h            FUNCTION BUTTON *   Press the Read Button and Function buttonsimultaneously to escape from the current mode.Enter Function mode mode h   Turn the light on or off
 3.        ICONS AND DESCRIPTIONS              :  Message Lock              :  Duplicate Message              :  New Unreaded message              :  Change Battery              :  Message longer than 12 Char                      :  Reception Area                                                 :  Alert (Beep) On                                                    :  Alert (Melody) On                                                   :  Alert (Vibrator) On                                                :  Alarm On                                               :  Automatic On/OffICONS AND DESCRIPTIONS
 4.        TURNING PAGER ON< Stand by screen> Press and hold the Read button  for 2seconds while pager is in the Off mode.Time and date will appear on the bottom center of the screen.Upon inserting a battery, pager will vibrate and beep briefly as it enters the normal reception mode.If unread new messages are, new icon and the number of unread messages are displayed on the screen.And if all messages are read, the number of messages in memory is displayed.     < Power off mode> TURNING PAGER ON 7
 5.        TURNING PAGER OFFPress  the Function button to enter the Function mode.Press the Function button repeatedly until "POWER OFF?" is displayed on the screen.Press READ  button  to enter Pager Off mode.Press the Read Button and Function buttonsimultaneously to move to the main screen (current date and time).TURNING PAGER OFF8
Reading messages with 13 Characters or moremessages with 13 or more characters will display "     " at the top right corner of the screen.Press the Read button to read the rest of the message.When function button is pressed while viewing theDate/Time of a message, the main screen(current date and time) is displayed.  6.        RECEIVING AND READING                                                    MESSAGES When a message is received, the selected Alert will be activated.Press the Read button to stop the Alert and to read messages. The following information will be displayed in the order of the newest to the oldest message:  Message number, time stamp and message.RECEIVING AND READING MESSAGES 9
  8.         LOW BATTERY INDICATORWhen the battery capacity falls below the operational level, the Low Battery icon will be displayed and the voltage alarm tone will be activated.Duplicate Message Indicator will be displayed on the screen when the pager receives a message that is identical to a message in memory. 7.          DUPLICATE  MESSAGESDUPLICATE  MESSAGES / LOW BATTERY INDICATOR10
 9.         LOCKING AND UNLOCKING MESSAGESA maximum of 14 messages can be locked.Select a message to be locked and press the Function button.When "LOCK?" is displayed, press the Read button to lock the message.  The Lock icon will be displayed, and the message will be locked.To unlock messages, select the message to be unlocked and then press the Function button to display "UNLOCK?" on the screen.Press the Read  button.Locked messages will remain in memory even during low battery power, and while the battery is being changed. Press the Read Button and Function button  simultaneously to  move   to  the   main  screen (current date and time). LOCKING AND UNLOCKING MESSAGES 11
 10.        MEMORY Pager has the memory capacity to store 30 numeric messages, with a maximum of 20 characters per message. MEMORY12
11.        DELETING INDIVIDUAL MESSAGESTo Delete Individual Messages:After reading messages, enter into Function mode by pressing the Function button repeatedly until "DELETE?" is displayed on the screen.Press Read button,Message is delete.d and another message is displayed. To Delete a Locked Message: It is necessary to convert the locked message into unlocked condition before the message can be deleted. Press the Read Button and Function button simultaneously to move to the main screen (current date and time).DELETING INDIVIDUAL MESSAGES 13
 12.       DELETING ALL MESSAGES Deletion of All Messages:Press the Function button to enter the Function mode.To display "DELETE ALL?"sign, press Function Button repeatedly.On "DELETE ALL?"sign, press Read button to delete all message except locked messages and Unread message.Press the Read Button and Function button simultaneously to move to the main screen (current date and time).DELETING ALL MESSAGES14
Press Function button to enter the Function mode.Press the Function button repeatedly until "ALERT?" is displayed on the screen. Press the Read button repeatedly until desired Alert is selected.Press the Function button to complete the process.Press the Read Button and Function button simultaneously to move to the main screen (current date and time).13.        CHANGING ALERT STATUSCHANGING ALERT STATUS 15
Press the Function button to enter the Function mode.Press the Function button repeatedly until "ALARM?" is displayed on the screen. Press Read button on "ALARM?" indicator to enter into Alarm-setting mode.To choose and set desired condition, press Read button to toggle (Ex.  YES      NO).To move to each field (hour, minute, am/pm), press the Function button.Press the Read Button and Function button simultaneously to move to the main screen (current date and time). 14.       ALARM ALARM16
Press  the Function button  to enter the Function mode.Press the Function button repeatedly until "TIME?" indicator is displayed on the screen and press Read button.Time/Date setting process is exactly the same as Alarm setting process. Press the Read  button to change to time or date, then press the Function button to  move   to  the   next  field. Press the Read Button and Function button simultaneously to move to the main screen (current date and time). 15.       TIME AND DATETIME AND DATE 17
Press  Function button  to enter the Function mode.Press the Function button repeatedly until "AUTO ON-OFF?" is displayed on the screen. Press the Read button on "AUTO ON-OFF?" indicator to enter into Automatic On-Off mode. Automatic On-Off time setting process is the same as the Alarm setting process.   Press the Read Button and Function button simultaneously to move to the main screen (current date and time). 16.      AUTOMATIC ON/OFFAUTOMATIC ON/OFF(OPTION)18
 17.      LIGHTPress the Function button for 2 seconds to turn the light on.Press the Function button for 2 seconds again to turn the light off.  18.       BATTERY INFORMATIONThe pager is designed to operate with a "AAA" size alkaline battery.                  Note:  Do NOT use carbon zinc batteries.LIGHT / BATTERY INFORMATION 19
 19.       CANNED MESSAGEThe         pager comes with 10 pre-programmed messages, which will be displayed on the LCD when the corresponding code is entered. To send a canned message:1. Dial the pager number on a telephone and      wait for a beeping sound. 2. Enter the number from 1 to 8.3. Upon reception of a canned message, a designated melody          will be activated unless Vibrate or Silence is selected.CANNED MESSAGE20
  CODE  12345678Following is a list of pre-programmed canned message.Displayed MessageHoneyFriendLove youHomeOfficeCongratulateUrgentMiss YouCANNED MESSAGE 21
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 operation.PRODUCT NAME  : Numeric PagerMODEL NUMBER : AN1000FFCC RULES : TESTED TO COMPLY WITH FCC PART 15, CLASS B OPERATING ENVIRONMENT: FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
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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