Motorola Mobility 98108 Transceiver User Manual PDF Version of Users Manual

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LS950v
User’s Guide
Contents
Features
Getting the Most from Your Voice Unit
Controls
Display Icons
Turning Your LS950v On
Using the Menu Button
Display
Turning Your Portable Answering
Machine Off
Setting the Volume
Selecting an Alert Mode
Setting the Day and Time
Receiving and Listening to Your Messages
Receiving a Message During Playback
Pausing a Message
Message Storage
Selecting a Message from Memory
Deleting Messages From Memory
Locking and Unlocking Messages
Battery Information
Cleaning Your LS950v
Repair and Maintenance
Replacing the Main Battery
Replacing the Back-up Battery
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WARNING
The FAA has regulations concerning the
use of electronic devices aboard aircraft.
When boarding aircraft, turn off your
LS950v to avoid potential interference with
aircraft radio communication or navigation
equipment.
Congratulations on purchasing the LS950v by
Motorola. Your voice unit uses the new FLEX pager
technology. With the exciting benefits your voice
unit offers, it can be a vital part of your business and
personal life.
Features
Your voice unit provides all the features of an
answering machine, yet it fits in the palm of your
hand. Your voice unit stores the actual voice
message of the sender. Lightweight and easy to
carry, your LS950v can be worn on your belt or
carried in your pocket or purse.
Your LS950v has many unique and easy-to-use
features. You can play, reverse, fast forward, pause,
lock, and delete your messages. Your messages
are also stamped with the day (optional) and time
your message arrived.
Getting the Most from Your Voice Unit
• Spend a few minutes learning all of the functions
and messaging capabilities of your LS950v.
• Give your LS950v number to your assistant,
business associates, friends, and family.
• Forward your home phone or business phone to
your LS950v.
• Leave your LS950v number at your children’s
school and with the babysitter so you can always
be reached in an emergency.
Controls
For a description of the controls, see the Buttons
subsection on page 3.
Button Locations
Buttons:
Use the V button to decrease volume
during playback.
Use the W button to increase volume
during playback.
Use the Y button to turn the unit on and
off.
Use the I button to play a message,
restart a paused message, and find the
beginning of the next message.
Use the J button to find the beginning of
the previous message and to reverse
through messages.
Use the D button to lock and unlock
messages during playback.
Use the N button to pause during message playback, to select an alert and to set
the day (optional) and time
Use the C button to delete messages during playback.
Display Icons
Your voice unit displays these icons to indicate:
Volume set at maximum (level 5)
Volume set at level 2
Audible alert mode is set to on
Vibrator mode is set to on
Unit is out of antenna range
AA Battery is low when icon is displayed
Lithium back-up battery is low when icon is
displayed; battery is dead when icon is
flashing
Selected message is locked
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A message is pending from the
system’s virtual memory
Number of unplayed messages
(flashing icon) or the total number of
messages in memory (steady icon)
Turning Your LS950v On
Press and release the Y button to turn the unit on.
When the unit is turned on, it responds with a 2second audible or vibrate alert, depending on the
mode.
Using the Menu Button
The N button performs five different functions,
depending on when and how it is operated:
Mode –See paragraph “Selecting an Alert Mode”
on page 6.
Change/Set the Time–See paragraph “Setting the
Day and Time” on page 7.
Change/Set the Day (optional)– See paragraph
“Setting the Day and Time” on page 7.
Pause –See paragraph “Pausing a Message” on
page 8.
Backlighting – Press and hold the menu button to
activate backlighting, allowing you to read the
display in a dark setting.
WARNING
The FAA has regulations concerning the use of
electronic devices aboard aircraft. When boarding an aircraft, turn off your voice unit to avoid
potential interference with aircraft radio communication or navigation equipment.
Display
• During playback, the display indicates the
message number of the message being played.
This message number remains displayed for 4
seconds even after fhe playback is finished. After
the 4-second interval, the unit becomes idle.
• When the unit is idle, the display indicates the
total number of messages (played or unplayed)
stored in the unit.
• The display shows each message number as you
sequence through the messages.
• After the voice unit receives new messages, the
display flashes to indicate the number of
unplayed messages.
• When playing a message, if the day option is
enabled, the initial 2 seconds of message
playback shows the time stamp, and the following
2 seconds display the day stamp. Afterwards, it
displays the time stamp.
Turning Your Portable Answering
Machine Off
Power Off–Press and hold the Y button to turn
your voice unit off. A short tone or vibrate alert
confirms that the power has been turned off.
When your voice unit is off or out of the coverage
area, new messages are stored in the system’s
virtual memory. When your LS950v is turned back
on and returns to the service area, the system
sends you the stored messages.
Setting the Volume
Establishing a Safe Listening Volume Level:
Set the volume on your LS950v to a level that you
can hear comfortably without distortion.
WARNING
Do not place your LS950v next to your ear and
press the play ( I ) button. The volume may
be set too high and may cause damage to your
hearing. Hold your LS950v away from your ear
to start the playback, then move the unit to a
comfortable range for listening.
Decreasing the Volume Level:
• Press and release the V button to decrease the
volume level by one step.
Increasing the Volume Level:
• Press and release the W button to increase the
volume level by one step.
Selecting an Alert Mode
Your LS950v has two alert modes:
To Select an Alert Mode:
While the voice unit is idle (not playing a message),
press and release the N button. Next, use up
( I ) and down ( J ) buttons to select the
desired alert mode.
Audible-When this mode (T) is selected, your
voice unit will emit an audible alert.
Vibrate–When this mode (U) is selected, your
voice unit alerts by vibrating.
Use up ( I ) and down ( J ) buttons to
alternate modes. Use N button to select.
Setting the Day and Time
To Set the Time:
Press and release the N button until the hour
digits are flashing. Use up ( I ) and down ( J )
buttons to set the hour. Press the N button when
completed. The minutes digits will now flash. Again,
use up ( I ) and down ( J ) buttons to set the
minutes. Press and release the N button when
completed. The AM/PM/24 indicator will now flash.
Use up ( I ) and down ( J ) buttons to rotate
through the 3 choices. When the correct selection is
flashing, press and release the N button to
confirm.
To Set the Day (optional):
The day of the week is displayed in the location of
hour field. If your unit is programmed to display the
day of the week, it can be set by using the N
button. After setting the time (see “Setting the Day
and Time” on page 7), the day of the week will flash
on the screen. Use the up and down arrow buttons
(volume or play/reverse) to increment or decrement
the day of the week. When the correct day is
flashing, press and release the N button to
confirm.
Receiving and Listening to Your Messages
When a message is received, the unit responds
with either a vibrating or audible alert. When new
messages are received, the LS950v display
indicates the number of new unread messages by
flashing the number (1 to 40) on the display.
1.
Press any button to stop the alert.
2.
Press the I button to listen to your message. If you have more than one new message, the unit plays the unplayed messages
in the order in which they were received.
Receiving a Message During Playback
If you receive a new message during the playback
of an existing message, the playback is terminated,
and you receive a new-message alert. Press the
I button to play the new message.
Pausing a Message
When a message is playing, pressing the N button
once and releasing it causes the playback to pause
for up to 8 seconds. To restart playback, press and
release the I button. If you do nothing for 8
seconds after the pause, the unit goes into a
standby mode.
Message Storage
If your LS950v unit is approaching its limit of unplayed
messages (or unplayed and locked messages) and
the system sends you a message that exceeds the
remaining memory capacity, a message pending icon
( P ) displays.The message is stored in the system’s
virtual memory until memory space becomes
available in your LS950v.
Memory is made available by playing unplayed
messages or unlocking locked messages.
A message must be played before it can be deleted.
Messages that are locked ( L ) must be unlocked
before they can be deleted.
Selecting a Message from Memory
The I button and the J button allows you to
navigate through stored messages. The function of
each button depends on what the voice unit is doing at
the time the button is pressed.
While Your Unit is idle:
Unplayed Messages–Press and release the I
button to start playback of unplayed messages. The
voice unit plays the oldest, unplayed message first.
If there are no unplayed messages, the LS950v
replays the newest played message.
Played Messages–Pressing and releasing the J
button skips to the previous message. Pressing and
releasing the I button starts playback of the
selected message.
When you scroll to the end of the queue, a tone
sounds.
While Your Unit is Playing a Message:
Press and release the I button to skip to (and
play) the next newer message. If no more messages
exist, an end-of-queue tone sounds, then the voice
unit goes into standby mode.
Pressing and releasing the J button causes the voice
unit to skip to and play the next oldest message.
Deleting Messages From Memory
To delete a message, press and release the I
button to play the message, then press and release
the C button to delete the message. A beep
indicates the message was deleted. Messages that
are locked cannot be deleted.
To delete all played messages, press the I
button to start playback then press and hold down
the C button. Messages that are locked or not
previously played are not deleted.
Locking and Unlocking Messages
• Press the L button while listening to the message
to lock it. The lock icon is displayed and a beep
indicates that the message is locked.
• Press the L button while listening to a locked
message to unlock it. The lock icon disappears
and two beeps indicate the message is unlocked.
Up to half of the messages in message memory can
be locked to prevent them from being deleted or
replaced with new incoming messages.
When the memory is full, new messages overwrite
any messages that were previously played and
have not been locked.
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Battery Information
When the main (AA) battery becomes low on
power, the battery icon ( B ) is displayed but your
LS950v will continue to work for 4 to 5 days. A lowbattery reminder (four quick beeps) sounds each
time you press the I button. When the battery
is dead, the LCD screen blanks out and your
LS950v will not work. A new alkaline battery must
be used in the unit.
When the Lithium back-up battery becomes low on
power, the battery icon ( b ) is displayed. This icon
will blink when the battery goes dead. A Lithium
battery must be used in the unit.
NOTE
If the battery in your LS950v is cold, the battery-low reminder may be temporarily displayed. Normal operation resumes once the
battery is in a warmer environment.
Cleaning Your LS950v
To clean smudges and grime from the exterior of the
unit, use a soft, non-abrasive cloth moistened with a
mild soap and water solution. Wipe the surface with a
second cloth moistened with clean water.
Caution:
Do not immerse the LS950v in water. Do not
use any other cleaning solutions.
Repair and Maintenance
Your LS950v is capable of many years of troublefree service when properly maintained. However, if
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your voice unit requires service, you can contact
any Motorola Service Organization.
Our service organizations are staffed with specially
trained technicians and are conveniently located
throughout the world. Please contact your paging
service representative or a Motorola sales office for
more information.
Replacing the Main Battery
To replace the main battery in your LS950v perform
the following steps:
1.
Unlock the cover and slide it to the side as
illustrated below. Flip open the battery cover.
2.
Remove the battery from the compartment.
3.
Replace the battery with a new AA alkaline
battery, close, and lock the cover.
Locking Tab
Slide Out &
Flip Open
the Cover
Remove Screw
To Open Cover
Main Battery
Back-up Battery
Opening Battery Compartments
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Replacing the Back-up Battery
To replace the back-up battery in your LS950v
perform the following steps:
1.
Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove
the screw on the back-up battery cover. The
cover falls out when you turn the unit right
side up.
2.
Remove the battery from the compartment.
3.
Replace the battery with a new CR2 Lithium
battery.
4.
Replace the cover and screw it to the unit.
CAUTION:
Follow the polarity (+ and -) indicated in the
illustration on the page 12 to ensure that the
battery is installed correctly to prevent damage.
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Motorola and FLEX are
trademarks of Motorola, Inc.
© 1998 by Motorola
All Rights Reserved.
Paging Products Group
12, Ang Mo Kio Street 64,
Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 3,
Singapore 569088
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