VTech Connect 6011N Flex Alphanumeric Pager User Manual

VTech Connect Limited Flex Alphanumeric Pager

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6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX PagerUser ManualVersion 0.3(ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT)Document No.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1Name Signature DatePrepared by:Approved byUncontrolled ( ) Controlled ( ) Copy No.:a member of the groupElectronics Limited
Document HistoryDate Author Version Description of ChangesMay 15, 98 Bili Cheung 0.0 Original release.May 28, 98 Clara Ho 0.1 Contents amendment.May 29, 98 Bili Cheung 0.2 Contents amendment and minormodification.Jan 7, 99 Bili Cheung 0.3 Adding the FCC statements.
Table of Contents1. THE 6011N PAGER 41.1 Pager Overview 41.2 Status Icons 52. FEATURES OF 6011N 62.1 Memory Capacity 62.1.1 User Memory Bank 62.1.2 Personal Memory Bank 62.1.3 News Memory Bank 62.2 Operating Your Pager 73. PAGER OPERATION 83.1 Turning On the Pager 83.2 Turning Off the Pager 83.3 Handling Messages 93.3.1 Receiving and Reading Messages 93.3.2 Checking Unread Messages 93.3.3 Message Screening 103.3.4 Protecting and Unprotecting User Message 103.3.5 Copying Message 113.3.6 Deleting Messages from Memory 123.4 Function Setup Handling 133.4.1 Setting Alert Mode 133.4.2 Setting the Time and Date 133.4.3 Setting Auto On/Off Timer 143.4.4 Setting Silent Timer 153.4.5 Setting Appointment Alarm 153.4.6 Setting Personal Message Alarm 163.4.7 Setting News Message Alarm 173.4.8 Setting Message Display Duration 173.4.9 Melody Selection 183.4.10 Setting Unread Message Alarm Period 193.4.11 Key Beep 193.4.12 Setting Audio Alert Duration 203.4.13 Setting LCD Contrast Level 203.4.14 Setting Character Font Size 214. OTHER FEATURES 22
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 4 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.1. The 6011N Pager1.1 Pager OverviewThe two-dimensional views of the pager are shown below. The dimensions ofthe pager are about 73.5mm(L) x 50mm(W) x 18.5mm(D).Overview of the 6011N pagerConfirm / Power on /Read / Left and rightdirection keyUp / Read / Timedisplay keyDown / Read /Time display keyMenu / Light /Escape keyTopBottomRightLeftLCD screenFrontRearBattery compartmentdoor lockBattery compartmentdoorBuzzeroutlet
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 5 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.1.2 Status IconsOut-of-RangeAudio Alert Mode EnabledVibration Alert Mode EnabledAuto On/Off Timer EnabledSilent reception function is set and activatedSilent reception function is set but inactivatedAlarm Clock 1 EnabledAlarm Clock 2 EnabledAlarm Clock 1 & 2 EnabledLow battery indicator
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 6 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.2. Features of 6011N2.1 Memory CapacityOne main feature of the 6011N pager is its large memory capacity. The memoryis partitioned into 3 memory banks for storing different types of messages - usermessages, personal messages and news messages.2.1.1 User Memory BankA maximum of 40 user messages can be stored in the user memory bank. Thelength of each message is limited by the maximum storage capacity, which is5,000 characters.Each message is assigned with a time stamp showing the receiving time and dateof the message. “ User Memory Full” message will be displayed if the usermemory bank is full.When a new message is received and the memory bank is full, the oldest readmessages will be deleted automatically (in case if all messages are not yet read,the pager will then delete the oldest unread one). Audio or vibration alerttogether with a dynamic graph will be generated after a message has beenreceived.2.1.2 Personal Memory BankThe maximum capacity of the personal memory bank is 20 user messages. Thetotal storage capacity of personal memory bank is limited to 2,200 characters.“ Personal Memory Full” message will be displayed when the memory bank isfull. User has to delete some old messages before new ones can be copied to thepersonal memory bank.2.1.3 News Memory BankThere are 16 mailbox allocated with each user programmable address. Themaximum storage capacity for this bank is up to 23,500 characters and eachmessage can hold a maximum of 9,000 characters. Each news message is comealong with a time stamp and a corresponding maildrop number.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 7 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.2.2 Operating Your PagerThe pull-down menus of 6011N work similarly as that of the MS Windows. Allpager functions are grouped into menus that give convenience for user to accessto each function. Use ( ) or ( ) to locate the highlight bar to the desired itemand press ( ) to confirm the selection. A dash line will appear in certain sub-menus to indicate that the end of sub-menu has been reached.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 8 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3. Pager Operation3.1 Turning On the Pager1. Press and hold ( ) for 2 secondsto turn on the pager. The pagingoperator’ s name and the modelname will be displayed. Initial screen when pager is turned on2. A 4-second audio or vibration alertwill be generated, depending onwhich alert mode is selected. Pressany key to stop the alert. The pagerwill then display the status screen.Example of Pager Status Screen3.2 Turning Off the Pager1. Press ( ) to display the mainmenu, then press ( ) to highlight“ Pager Off” item and press ( )to access the Pager Offconfirmation screen.Main Menu press ( )2. Press ( ) under “ YES” to turnoff the pager or press “ ( )” under“ NO” to abort the operation. Pager Off confirmation screen
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 9 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3.3 Handling Messages3.3.1 Receiving and Reading Messages1. When a message is received, thepager generates either an audio alertor vibration alert and a notificationscreen will be displayedsimultaneously.Dynamic graph display on screenwhen receiving call2. Press any key to stop the alert, thenpress ( ) to display the messagethat you have received. A ‘ ’symbol appears at the bottom rightcorner of the screen indicates themessage is continued on nextscreen. It will displayautomatically or you can press() to display the next screen.Example of a message screen withmessage continuation indicator3. Note: If the message is a duplicateone, the ‘ ’ icon will be shownin the right of the screen. Example of a duplicate message3.3.2 Checking Unread Messages1. If user has any unread messages,the pager would alert atpredetermined intervals and anunread message icon ‘ ’ will bedisplayed on the left when you havepressed ( ) to display the statusscreen. Press ■ in standby mode2. The number on the icon indicatesthe total number of unreadmessages. ‘There is 1 unread message.’
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 10 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3.3.3 Message ScreeningIf more than one message exists, press ( ) can display all messages in anascending order page by page. By pressing either ( ) or ( ) will display themessages in an ascending or descending order respectively. User can also speedup the scrolling rate of the first page of each message by press and hold thesekeys.3.3.4 Protecting and Unprotecting User MessageUp to 20 user messages can be protected in memory, preventing them frombeing replaced when memory is full.To protect a message:1. Select the message to be protected(locked) by continuously pressing(), then press (■) to invoke theuser memory bank sub-menu. Message to be protected press (■)2. Press ( ) to highlight‘ MESSAGE UTILITY’ . press ( )3. Press ( ) to access the sub-menuof Message Utility. press ( ) Message Utility sub-menu screen4. Press ( ) to highlight ‘ PROTECTMESSAGE’ and press ( ) toexecute the function. If themessage is protected, the ‘ ’icon will be shown at the rightcorner of the screen. press ( )5. A warning message “ MESSAGEPROTECT FULL” will bedisplayed if the number ofprotected messages has reached thelimit.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 11 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.To unprotect a message:1. Repeat above steps 1 to 3 to access to “ MESSAGE UTILITY” when youhave selected the message that you would like to unprotect.2. Press ( ) to highlight “ UNPROTECT MESSAGE” and press ( ) toconfirm. ‘ ’ icon is no longer displayed.3.3.5 Copying MessageYou can store up to 20 user messages in the personal bank as personal notebook.1. Select the message to be copied bycontinuously pressing ( ).Message to be copied2. Press (■) to invoke the usermemory bank sub-menu then press() to highlight “ MESSAGEUTILITY” and press ( ) toaccess the message utility sub-menu. press ( )Message Utility sub-menu screen3. Press ( ) to highlight “ STOREMESSAGE” and press ( ) toconfirm storing (copying) themessage to personal bank. press ( ) 4. Note: A warning message“ PERSONAL MEMORY FULL”will be displayed if the personalmemory bank is full and copyingoperation will be aborted.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 12 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3.3.6 Deleting Messages from MemoryMessages in all memory banks can be deleted either individually or completely.To delete individual message from user memory bank:1. Select the message to be deleted bycontinuously pressing ( ).Message to be deleted2. Press (■) to invoke the usermemory bank sub-menu and press() to highlight “ MESSAGEUTILITY” and press ( ) toaccess the message utility sub-menu. press ( ) 3. Press ( ) to access theconfirmation screen when“ DELETE MESSAGE” item isbeing highlighted. Press ( )under ‘ YES’ to delete themessage or press (■) under ‘ NO’to abort the operation.Message Utility sub-menu screen press ( )Message deletion confirmation screenTo delete all messages in a user memory bank:1. Repeat the above steps to access the “ MESSAGE UTILITY” sub-menuscreen.2. Press ( ) to highlight “ DELETE ALL MESSAGES” and press ( ) toaccess the confirmation screen.3. Press ( ) under “ YES” to delete all messages in the memory bank orpress (■) under ‘ NO’ to abort the operation.4. Note: “ NO USER MESSAGE” will be displayed to notify user that thememory bank is empty. If you want to delete messages in other memorybanks, repeat the same process as above when accessing those banks.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 13 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3.4 Function Setup Handling3.4.1 Setting Alert ModeThe alert can be set as either audible or silent (vibrate).1. Press ( ) to display the mainmenu, then press ( ) to highlight“ ALERT-VIBRATE” (orAUDIO” ) which depends on theprevious selected mode. press ( ) to change to audio mode2. Press ( ) to toggle between audio or vibration alert mode. A short beepwill generate simultaneously while you selected the audio mode or it willvibrate for 2 seconds if you select the silent mode. Press ( ) to confirm.3. ‘ ’ icon is displayed on status screen if the pager is in the audio mode.‘’ icon is displayed on status screen if the pager is in the silent mode.3.4.2 Setting the Time and Date1. Press ( ) to display the mainmenu, then press ( ) to highlight“ ACCESSORIES” and press() to access the sub-menu. press ( )Accessories sub-menu screen2. Press ( ) to highlight “ CLOCK”and press ( ) to access the ClockSetup screen. press ( )Clock Setup screen
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 14 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3. Press ( ) to switch betweendifferent fields, then press either( or ) to adjust the date, timefield and hour mode respectively. press ( or ) to adjust the date & time4. Press (■) to activate the setting.3.4.3 Setting Auto On/Off Timer1. In the “ ACCESSORIES” sub-menu, press ( ) to highlight“ AUTO ON/OFF TIMER” andpress ( ) to access the AutoOn/Off Timer Setup screen.Accessories sub-menu screen press ( )Auto On/Off Timer Setup screen2. Press ( or ) to enable ‘ ’ ordisable ‘ ’ the timer setting. ‘’ or ‘ ’3. Press ( ) to switch betweenOn/Off time field, then press ( or) to adjust the on/off time. press ( or ) to adjust the on/off time4. Press (■) to activate the setting. ‘ ’ icon will display on pager toindicate the auto timer setting is activated.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 15 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3.4.4 Setting Silent TimerA built-in silent reception timer allows user to set a time range that no alert willbe generated when a message is being received.1. In the “ ACCESSORIES” sub-menu, press ( ) to highlight“ SILLENT TIMER” and press() to access the Silent TimerSetup screen. press ( )Silent Timer Setup screen2. Press ( or ) to enable ‘ ’ ordisable ‘ ’ the silent timer. ‘’ or ‘ ’3. Press ( ) to switch between thetimer fields and press ( or ) toadjust the silent on/off time. press ( or ) to adjust the silent time4. Press (■) to activate the setting.Either ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ icon willbe displayed on screen to indicatedifferent period of silentreception mode.‘ Silent reception period is not yet reached…’or‘ It is now the silent reception period…’3.4.5 Setting Appointment AlarmTwo alarm clocks can be set in your pager. You can set each alarm to generateeither one-time ‘ ’ alarm or daily ‘ ’ alarm.1. In the “ ACCESSORIES” sub-menu, press ( ) when “ APPOINTMENTALARM” is being highlighted to access the alarm setup screen.2. Press ( or ) to select the alarm clock (either ‘ 1’ or ‘ 2’ or both), thenpress ( ) to switch to the alarm mode field. Press ( or ) to enableone-time ‘ ’ alarm or daily ‘ ’ alarm or disabled ‘ ’ the alarm.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 16 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3. Press ( ) to switch to the timefield, then press ( or ) to adjustthe time. Example of setting alarm 14. Press (■) to activate the setting. Either ‘ ’, ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ icon will bedisplayed on status screen depends on your selection.3.4.6 Setting Personal Message AlarmPersonal Message Alarm can be set to remind you of important personalmessage:1. In the personal memory bank,select a message you wish toremind by pressing ( ). Personal message to set alarm2. Press (■) to invoke the personalmemory bank sub-menu and press() to highlight “ MESSAGEUTILITY” . Personal bank sub-menu press ( )3. Press ( ) to access the sub-menuof “ MESSAGE UTILITY” , thenpress ( ) to highlight“ PERSONAL MSG ALARM” . Message Utility sub-menu screen press ( )4. Press ( ) to access the PersonalAlarm setup screen.Personal Alarm setup screen5. Press ( or ) to enable ‘ ’ ordisable ‘ ’ the personal alarm. ‘ ’ or ‘ ’6. Press ( ) to switch between dateand time field.7. Press ( or ) to adjust the alarmdate and time.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 17 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.8. Press (■) to activate the setting.‘’ icon will be displayed on theright corner of the screen whenpersonal alarm has been set.9. Note: ‘ ’ icon will not be displayed when the alarm time is over.3.4.7 Setting News Message AlarmUser can set alarm in the news memory bank to remind him if there is any newmessage received.1. In the News Memory Bank, selectthe news message that you want toset alarm. News message to set alarm2. Repeat the steps of 3.4.6 to accessthe sub-menu of “ MESSAGEUTILITY” . Message Utility sub-menu3. Press ( ) to highlight “ NEWSALARM” and press ( ) toenable the news alarm. ‘ ’ willbe displayed on screen when thenews alarm is being set.News alarm has been set4. To disable the news alarm, repeat the above steps such that the bell icon‘’ is no longer display.5. Note: ‘ ’ will not be displayed when the alarm time is over.3.4.8 Setting Message Display Duration1. In the main menu, press ( ) tohighlight “ DISPLAY SETUP”and press ( ) to access the sub-menu. press ( )Display Setup sub-menu screen2. Press ( ) to highlight “ MSGDISPLAY DURATION” and press() to access the Duration Setupscreen. press ( )
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 18 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3. Press ( or ) to select thechoice of 6, 8, 10 or 12 seconds,then press (■) to execute thesetting. Duration Setup screen3.4.9 Melody SelectionYour pager has a standard beeping tone and eight pleasing melodies foryou to select and change the alert.1. Press ( ) to display the mainmenu, then press ( ) to highlight“ AUDIO SETUP” and press() to access the sub-menu. press ( ) Audio Setup sub-menu screen press ( )2. Press ( ) to highlight“ MELODY” and press ( ) toaccess melody setup screen. press ( )Melody Setup screen3. Press ( ) to move cursorbetween two fields. press ( )4. Press either ( or ) to select a melody or the standard beeping tone fordifferent call type. The selected melody or beep tone will be playedsimultaneously while changing setting.5. Press ( ) to activate the setting.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 19 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3.4.10 Setting Unread Message Alarm PeriodThe duration of message alarm can be adjusted by user. This function isapplicable to the standard beeping alert and vibration alert only.1. In the “ AUDIO SETUP” sub-menu, press ( ) to highlight“ UNREAD ALARM PERIOD” ,then press ( ) to access theunread alarm setup screen.Audio Setup sub-menu screen press ( )Unread Alarm Setup screen2. Press ( or ) to select alarm period of 2, 3, 4, 5 minutes or disable thesetting, then press (■) to activate the setting.3.4.11 Key BeepA “ click” is emitted whenever a key is pressed when this feature is enabled.1. In the “ AUDIO SETUP” sub-menu, press ( ) when “ KEYBEEP-YES (or NO)” is beinghighlighted to enable or disable thefunction.audio setup sub-menu press ( ) to disable the key beep2. “ KEY BEEP - NO’ would bedisplayed if key beep function isdisabled.3. Press ( ) to execute the setting.Note: A short beep will be generated simultaneously when key beep is enabled.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 20 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3.4.12 Setting Audio Alert Duration1. In the “ AUDIO SETUP” sub-menu, press ( ) to highlight“ MSG ALARM DURATION” . Audio Setup sub-menu press ( )2. Press ( ) to access the messagealarm duration screen.Message Alarm Duration Setup screen3. Press ( or ) to select the choice of 2, 4, 6 or 8 seconds and press (■) toexecute the setting.4. Note: This function only applies to standard beeping tone and vibration alert.3.4.13 Setting LCD Contrast Level1. In the main menu, press ( ) tohighlight “ DISPLAY SETUP”and press ( ) to access the sub-menu. Main Menu screen press ( )Display Setup sub-menu screen2. Press ( ) to highlight“ CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT” .Display Setup sub-menu screen3. Press ( ) to access the LCDContrast Adjustment screen.LCD Contrast Adjustment screen4. Press ( ) to increase or ( ) to decrease the LCD contrast level, then press(■) to activate the setting.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 21 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.3.4.14 Setting Character Font SizeUser can switch the font size from small to large or vice versa for hisconvenience. It applies to all viewing modes of messages once the font size ischanged.1. In the “ DISPLAY SETUP” sub-menu, press ( ) when “ MSGFONT SIZE - SMALL (orLARGE)” is being highlighted totoggle between small or large fonts.Display Setup sub-menu screen press ( ) to change to large fonts2. Press ( ) to execute the setting.Example of large font size
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 22 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.4. OTHER FEATURESBack-lighting: In dim conditions, the pager’ s back-light makes the screen easy to read.The back-light can be turned on by holding ‘ ■’ for 2 seconds. If no other keys arepressed, the back-light turns off automatically and returns to standby mode.Time Stamp Indication: A time stamp is shown at the last line of each message.Real-time Clock: The pager can display the real-time clock when user press either ‘ ▲’or ‘ ▼’ in standby mode.Low Battery Indication: In case of low battery, the pager will alert user by vibrating orgenerating a long beeping signal and display the ‘ Battery Low’ screen. Alert can bestopped by pressing any key and the ‘ ’ icon will be displayed in the status screen toremind user.1. To replace the battery:2. Turn off the pager.3. Unlock and open the battery compartment door, pick out the old battery.4. Place the new ‘ AAA’ size battery with correct polarity.5. Close and lock the battery compartment door.6. Hold ( ) for 2 seconds to turn on your pager.NOTE: New battery must be put into the battery slot within 5 minutes, otherwise allsettings and messages in the memory banks will be lost.Battery Backup: All settings and messages will be retained when the pager is turned off.This feature also applies to the situation of battery replacement for up to 5 minutes.Key Beep: A short beep is generated whenever a key is pressed to notify user. Thisfeature can be enabled or disabled by user.Word Wrapping: When the word size exceeds the remaining displayable area of a row,the whole word will automatically shift to the next row. This feature is only applicable tothe messages shown in small fonts.Service Area Indication: When the pager is out of service area, ‘ ’ will be displayedin the pager to indicate that it is temporarily not able to receive any message. ‘ ’ willbe disappeared when user returns to the service coverage area.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 23 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.Next Page Indication: The next page icon ‘ ’ will be shown at the lower right cornerof the LCD screen if part of the message is displayed on the next screen when userviewing message.Duplicate Message Indication: All duplicate user messages will be automaticallyscreened out. The ‘ ’ icon will be shown at the right of the LCD screen if the messagebeing viewed is a duplicate message.Protected Message Indication: The lock icon ‘ ’ will be shown at the upper rightcorner of the LCD screen if the user message being viewed has been protected. User canprotect up to 20 user messages.Error Message Indication: When a message is not received completely, all erroneouscharacters will be replaced by ‘ _’ (the underscore symbol). User has to contact theoperator to check the complete message.Stay-in News Viewing: The pager is able to retain the latest news message viewed byuser. After the pager returns to standby mode, user can recall that message by pressingany key.
DATE OF ISSUE: 8-Jan-99 Page 24 of 24DOC. NO.: C 3G 6011 UM 85 N 0000 001 1VERSION 0.3 6011N 4-line Alphanumeric Display FLEX Pager User ManualCIRKISYS ELECTRONICS LTD.Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the partyresponsible for compliance could void the user’ s authority to operate the equipment.NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class Bdigital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to providereasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. Thisequipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed andused in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radiocommunications.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, whichcan be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try tocorrect the interference by one or 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 thereceiver is needed.• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to thefollowing two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) thisdevice must accept any interference received, including interference that may causeundesired operation.- END -

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