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Boost Mobile ® i290 iDEN Handset User’s Guide.
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DECLARA TION OF CONFORMITY Per FCC CFR 47 P art 2 Secti on 2.1077( a) Responsible Part y Name: Motorola, Inc. Address: 8 000 W est Sunrise Boulevard Plantation, FL 33322 USA Phone Number: 1 (800) 453-.
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1 Getting Started Ge ttin g Sta rted Intro ductio n W elcome to Boost Mobile ® With Boos t Mobi le, you can st ay i n cont rol of your monthl y cost s and get all th e m obile fr eedom you wa nt. No hidd en fee s, no co ntr act s, no cr edi t check s.
2 Getting Started P ay With Cash Simply fin d a Re-Boo st Locatio n using your B oost Mobi le phon e’s Re-Boost Locator . Star your pho ne’s Main Menu , go to Re-Boo st , then scro ll dow n to Re-Boo st Locato r .Pu nch in a 5-di gi t zip co de to g et th e names, addre sses an d phone num bers of retailer s i n that zip code.
3 Getting Started Boos t ® Customer Care Dial #611 fro m your hand set or 1-888-BOOST-4U t o re ach Boost Cust omer Car e. Ai rti me ch arges do not appl y. For mo re information ab out your i290 mobil e phon e, pl eas e refer to yo ur Boost Mobi le ® User' s Guid e av aila bl e on boostmobi le.
4 Check it out Check it out Intr oduc ing you r Motor ola i2 90 wire less ph one. Here is a quick anatomy le sson. Speaker On/Off Key WT Button Audio Jack V olume Keys Speaker and microphone beneath keypad USB Connector Internal Antenna located here Left Soft Key Perform function in lower left display .
5 Check it out up, do wn, left or r ight ( ) 1 2 Customizable O key that can be used to open the Settings screen Press and hold the Po wer Key for a fe w seconds, or until the screen lights up, to turn on y our phone. 3 4 Press the O key to select. Press the Navigation K ey to highlight a m enu feat ure.
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7 Motorola, Inc. Consumer Ad vocacy Offi ce 130 7 East Algo nquin Road Sch aumbur g, IL 60196 www .hellomoto.com Note: Do n ot ship your phone to the abo ve addre ss.
8 Contents Contents Getti ng Starte d . . . . . . . . . 1 Introduct ion . . . . . . . . . 1 Activate . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Re-Boo st® . . . . . . . . . . 1 Boost Loyalt y Program 2 Lost/Stolen Service . . . 2 Boost® Custom er Care . . . . . . .
9 Contents Emerge ncy calls . . . . 60 Interna tional calls . . . 60 Speed d ial . . . . . . . . . . 61 T urbo dial . . . . . . . . . . 61 V oice Mail . . . . . . . . . . 61 Receiving a Message 61 Other Features . . . . . . . . 62 Advanc ed calling . .
10 Menu Map Main Menu l Re-Boost Q WT Ser vi ce • Sen d Picture • Sen d Event • Sen d My Info • Sen d Contac t •C o n f i g u r e S We b Z Games & Apps.
11 Setti ngs Menu Display/Info • W allpaper •T e x t S i z e •T h e m e • Hom e Icon s • Backlight • Backlight •J a v a T i m e r • Log o Flas h: On /Off • WT Backlight: On/Off •C .
12 Use and Care Use and Care Use and Care T o car e for your Moto rol a phon e, pl eas e keep i t away fr om: liqu ids of any kind dust a nd dirt Don’t expo se your phon e to w ate r , rain, extreme hum idity , swea t, or other moist ure . Don’t e xpose your p hone t o dus t, dirt, sa nd, fo od, or oth er in appr opri at e mate ria ls.
13 Essentials Essentials About this guide This gu ide sho ws how to locat e a menu fea ture as follows: Find it: M > Setting s . Th is me ans that, fro m the ho me scre en: 1 Press the Menu Butt on M to open the Main Menu. 2 Press the navigati on key to scroll to Sett ings , and pres s the center key O to s elect it.
14 Essentials SIM chip Y our S ubscrib er Id entity M odu le (S IM) chi p can be f ound at ta ched to a piec e of plastic about the size of a credit card ins ide the “Starte r Kit” that cam e w ith your ph one. Y our SI M chip conta ins perso nal i nfor mati on li ke your phone number and pho nebo ok ent rie s.
15 Essentials 2 Removing the SIM Chip W arning : T o avoid loss or da mage, do not remo ve your S IM chip f rom your phone unl es s absol utel y nece ssar y . Battery Battery U se & Battery Safety • M otorola recom mends yo u alway s us e Mot orol a-br ande d batte rie s and cha rger s.
16 Essentials or Unable to Ch arge , tak e the follo wing st eps: • Re move the batte ry and insp ect it to con firm tha t it bear s a Motor ola “Original Equipm ent” hologra m; • If th ere is.
17 Essentials with an appl ia nce or he at source , such as a hair dryer or micr owave ov en. • Use ca re when ha ndli ng a charge d bat tery — part ic ular ly when pl acin g it i nsi de a poc ket, pu rse, or other contai ner with metal obje cts. Cont act wi th me tal obj ects (e.
18 Essentials Battery charging New b att eri es a re no t f ul ly c har ged. Plug the battery cha rger into your ph one and an elec tri cal outl et. Y o ur ph one might tak e sever al seconds to star t char ging th e battery . T o charg e using the charger: 1 Insert the charger into the USB connec tor on your phone as shown.
19 Essentials Y o ur comp uter must be t urned on , an d you m ust have co rrect softwa re drivers inst all ed on you r com pute r . If t he ph one is off w hen the US B cable is conn ected betwe en t he comput er a nd t he phoe n, the ph one wil l power up i n cha rgi ng mo de.
20 Essentials Answer a phone call Wh en yo ur phon e rings and /or vibrates , you have the fo llow ing op tio ns to answ er: 1 If yo u want to a nswer th e call o n the handsf ree speaker phon e, pr ess th e speaker key s . 2 If you want to hea r th e au di o throu gh the earp hone, press S .
21 Essentials 3 Rele ase the P TT but ton t o lis ten. 4 T o end the cal l press - under Exit . Store a ph one number or W alkie-T alkie ID Y ou can st ore a phone numb er or a W alk ie-T alkie ID in Cont acts : Short cut: From t he home scr een pr ess - under Contc s .
22 Essentials wil l be tak en t o all the cont act na mes star ting w ith the le tter you press ed. 2 If the co ntac ts ent ry c onta in s more tha n one numbe r , scr oll lef t or r igh t unt il t he ty pe of the numbe r you wa nt to call is dis play ed ( Mobi le, Walkie-Talkie, Work 1, Work 2, Home, etc.
23 Main Attrac tions Main A t tractions boostLIVE Y our i29 0 com es with a m ain me nu icon that take s you dir ectl y t o th e boostLI VE web si te .
24 Main Attractions Y o u ca n tu rn you r ph one’ s abi lit y to send and re ceive events from the da tebook or pic tur es on an d off . Find it : M > R > WT Optio ns > On/ Off WT Feat ures. 1 Sel ect Pict ure s and/ or Event s . 2P r e s s - unde r Done .
25 Main Attrac tions The cont act i s sen t to t he pers on you selec ted . Send a Picture When you send a pict ure, it appea rs on t he pho ne y ou a re in a W al ki e-T alki e cal l wit h. If t he oth er us er accep ts th e pi ctur e, the ir phone sa ves it.
26 Main Attractions 1P r e s s M > WT Send . 2 Sel ect A Cont act or A Rece nt Ca ll . A li st of Contac ts th at hav e W a lki e- T alkie num bers and are able to rece ive pictures appear in each case. 3 Sel ect the nam e of the pe rson you wan t to send th e picture to.
27 Main Attrac tions call fr om per son w ho sen t it . Th is does not de let e the pictu re f rom your phone . One touch WT One T ouc h WT sets yo ur phon e to do any o f t he foll owin g ea ch t ime.
28 Main Attractions The i nforma tio n your ph one sen ds alwa ys incl udes My Na me and Walkie- Talkie . Y o u may also sen d Line 1 , Carrier IP , and Circuit D ata , depend i ng on your sendi ng opt ions. T o ch ange th e fi el ds y ou s end: Find it : M > X > M > WT Send Set up > Info To Send.
29 Main Attrac tions T ip: T o r emove a ph one n umber o r e mail addres s fro m the li st of mess age reci pie nts, s crol l to t he phone numb er or em ail address an d press - unde r Remov e . When you are fini shed a ddre ssing the message , p ress - under Back .
30 Main Attractions Reply to a message Y o u can r eply to a messa ge whil e you are vi ewi ng it , or whi l e a pre vious ly view ed message i s hi ghli gh ted i n the mess age center . Y ou ca nnot reply to unre ad m essa ges. T o reply to a m essage: 1 View th e messag e you wan t to repl y to.
31 Main Attrac tions Attach items While yo u are fill i ng in t he Attach fi eld, pres s [New] > My Pict ures , Voic eRec ord or Ring tone s . A list of av ail abl e pict ur es, aud io recor di ngs an d rin gton es appe ars . Sele ct th e pic tur e, voice reco rd or ringto ne you w ant to atta ch.
32 Main Attractions Save a message in the MMS drafts folder From the M essage center pre ss M > Save. Y o u can cont i nue t o cre ate the mess age. The vers i on you saved in th e MM S draf ts fold er wi ll not ch ange . Send a draft Find it : M > Y > Drafts.
33 Main Attrac tions 2 Press - under Rese nd . Note: If you r message was sent successf ull y , Resend will no t appear as an option . Check delivery status If a mess age wa s succ essfu lly sent and you s et t he messag e t o gi ve a repo rt conf irmi ng del iver y, you can chec k the deli very sta tus: Find it: M > Y > Sent It ems.
34 Main Attractions If you dism iss the no tifica tion, the mess age is not deleted. It can be accesse d thr oug h the mes sage ce nte r . If you ar e not on a ph one c all when y ou recei ve a mess age, yo ur ph one sound s a no tification tone ev ery 30 s econds unti l yo u access t he mes sage o r di smiss the aler t.
35 Main Attrac tions If a message cont ains pi ctu res or audi o recor ding s in the body of the message , high li ght each pi cture or aud io rec ording to vi ew or play it. If a mes sage co nta ins a pict ure or audi o reco rdi ng as an atta chmen t, open the a tta chmen t t o vi ew t he pictu re or play the audio rec ording .
36 Main Attractions 1 View th e messag e you want to lo ck or unlock . 2P r e s s M . 3 Sel ect Lock M essag e or Unlock Message . Call a number in a message If a message you rece ive con tai ns a pho.
37 Main Attrac tions 4 S elect Save N umber or Save Em ail . 5 T o store th e numbe r or em ail addres s as a ne w entr y, select [New Contact] . T o stor e th e numbe r or ema il addr ess to an exis ti ng entr y, select the ent ry.
38 Main Attractions Delete an embedded picture or audio recording T o del et e a pict ur e or au dio r ecordi n g that is part of th e bod y of a m essage you recei ve: 1 View t he messag e. 2 Hig hlight the pi cture or au dio reco rding y ou w ant to delete.
39 Main Attrac tions Save audio 1 View the sl ide sh ow . 2 Press M . 3 S elect Save Aud io . 4 If th e slide s how contai ns mo re than on e audio recordin g, a list of the audi o rec ord ings a ppears. Sele ct th e audi o rec ordi ng yo u want to save.
40 Main Attractions Clea nup — Cont ro ls how l ong mes sag es remai n in the I nbox and O utbox befor e they a re delete d. Downlo a ds — Cont rol s whet her your phon e auto matica lly downloa ds new message s when th ey arr ive, or o nly a fter you res pond t o a pro mpt or read t he mes sag e fro m th e Inb ox.
41 Main Attrac tions 1 Fro m the MMS Se tup menu, sele ct Quick No tes or Replie s . 2 S croll to th e Qu ick Note or reply ph rase you want to de lete. 3 Press Delete . 4 Press Yes to co nfir m. T o de lete all Qui ck Note s or all reply ph rases yo u have create d: 1 Fro m the MMS Se tup menu, sele ct Quick No tes or Replie s .
42 Main Attractions With th ese opt ion s, me ssages ar e delete d when you exit the mess age cent er after setti ng the op tion. Custom — Lets yo u create a clean-u p opti on of up to 99 mess ages or 99 days. From the Inbox 1 Fro m the MMS Set up menu , se lect Clea nup > Inbo x .
43 Basics Basi cs See pa ge 4 for a ba si c phone di ag ram. Dis pla y The home sc reen sho ws when y ou tu rn on the phone. T o dial a num ber from the home scre en, pr ess numbe r keys and S . No te: Y our ho me scre en may look diff er ent. Soft key la bels show the curre nt so ft key f uncti ons.
44 Basics earpi e ce rath er t han th rough the speaker . 4 Ring er Off – Y our ph one is set to not ring. 5 Message In dica tor – Shows whe n you rece ive a text message. 6 Packet Data – Y o ur han dset is rea dy to tr ansf er or i s tra nsfe rring packe t data .
45 Basics W ord mode W ord Engl i sh T ext Inpu t lets you enter text int o your ph one by pre ssing k eys just on ce per lette r . W ord Engl i sh T ext Inpu t analy zes th e letters you ente r using a n intuitive w ord data base and creat es a s uit abl e wo rd.
46 Basics Char acte rs scro ll in th e fol lowi ng ord er: Vo l u m e Press the volume keys to: • turn off an incom i ng ca ll ale rt • cha nge the earpi ece vo lume du rin g call s • cha nge the ringer volum e from the ho me sc reen T ip: Somet imes si le nce rea ll y is gol den.
47 Basics When you scr oll t o somethi ng, pres s O . Hands-free Speakerphone Y ou can use yo ur phon e’ s hand s-fr ee spea ker to make ca lls with out holdi ng the phon e to you r ear . Duri ng a call pre ss the speaker O N/OFF key s to turn the hand s-free sp eaker on.
48 Basics lock keypad Y o u can l ock your phon e’ s ext ern al k eys to prev ent acci dental key pres ses. T o l ock th e exte rnal key s au tomati ca lly after a spe cified time: F i nd i t: O > Sec urit y > Keyp ad Lo ck > Auto Lock . T ip: Y ou can lock t he ke ypad inmed iat ely by press ing M and * .
49 Basics convent i onal ma rine NMEA- 0183 eq uipmen t use. Its intend ed use is for normal "t erre str ial " mob ile us ers who want t o enabl e thei r USB h osti ng comput ing devi ces suc h as a PC, l apt op or PDA wi th the ph one' s high ly -capab l e GP S functio nality .
50 Basics F i nd i t: M > i > Interface > N MEA OUT > Off. Note: Each time yo u power yo ur ph one Off, N MEA O UT is au tomati cally set to Off and you ne ed t o ma nual ly rest art it usin g t he me nu s elec tio ns ab ove.
51 Boost Mobile ® Services Boost Mobile ® Servi ces Accessories Yo ur phone co mes with a Lith ium Ion Batte ry and tr ave l char ger . Vari ous acce ssor ies ar e avai l able for use wi th your i290 phone, cases , vehi cle pow er charger, data cab l es, hands -fre e ac cesso rie s and m ore.
52 Customize Customize Rington es T o set the ringto ne yo ur ph one m akes whe n you receive ph one calls, call ale rts , mess age not if ica tio ns, pi ctur es sent usin g Send vi a WT or Dat ebook remind ers: Note: Only r ingt ones stor ed in yo ur pho ne’ s memor y a re avail a ble in t he ri ngtone s li st.
53 Customize Set ting this optio n to On lets you turn Vib rate A ll off by pressing t he up volu me cont rol . Sett i ng thi s opti on t o Lock ed requires you to pres s and hol d the up volume co ntrol to turn Vibra te A ll off . The Lock ed opti on hel ps pr event you from accide ntally turning Vibrat e All off.
54 Customize Backlight Set th e amo unt of tim e th at th e disp lay , java apps. , the Boost l ogo and the PT T butto n backl ights rem ain on, or turn off backl i ghts to e xtend battery l ife. F i nd i t: O > Display /Info > Back light T ime & date T o acce ss Dateb ook set up opti ons: F i nd i t: M > b > M > Set up .
55 Customize GPS techn olog y , maki ng some appl icat ions and s ervi ces easi er to use. T urnin g Locatio n off will disable the GP S loca tion functio n for all purpo ses exce pt 911, bu t will n ot hide you r genera l l ocat ion ba sed on the cel l si te se rving y our call .
56 Calls Call s T o mak e and answer cal ls, see page 19. T ur n off a call alert Y o u can pre ss the volume keys t o turn off a call al ert be for e answe rin g the cal l. Recent calls The re cent call s list con tains inform ation associ at ed with ca ll s you have ma de and re ceive d and ca ll aler ts you have recei ved.
57 Calls be st ored to the Cont acts li st from the Recent Calls list . F i nd i t: M > c . 1 Scrol l t o or sele ct th e ite m you wa nt to s tore. 2 Press Save to stor e th e inf or mati on as a new ent ry i n the Cont acts lis t. or 3I f Save is not o ne or you op tio ns, pres s M > Updat e Cont act s .
58 Calls forw ard all calls to on e number or forwa rd mi ssed ca lls t o diff er ent number s depe ndin g on the reas on you miss ed the call. Y ou can forw ard phone lin es 1 and 2 i ndepe nden tly.
59 Calls you can mak e a call to any o f the nu mbe rs in th e contact infor mation. 3 T o place the call no w press S . W alkie-T alkie calls With W alki e-T alki e cal ls, you use yo ur phone as a long -r ange, digi t al wal kie - talkie .
60 Calls Emergency calls Y o ur se rvi ce pro vi der pro gra ms one or more emergen cy phone nu mbe rs that you can ca ll under a ny cir cumst ances, even when you r pho ne is l ocked or the SIM card i s not inse rted. Note: Emergency numbers vary by country .
61 Calls Speed dial Each ph one numbe r st ored in Con tact s is ass ig ned a Spee d Di al n umber , whi ch you can use to call that n umber . 1 Fro m the idle screen, us e the keypad to ent er t he S peed Dial number as si gned t o the pho ne number yo u want to cal l.
62 Othe r Featu res Other Features Advanced calling Contacts feat ure call wa iting T o ac cept the seco nd call an d put the ac tive ca ll on hol d: Press - unde r Yes .
63 Other F eatures Datebook feat ure edit/ del ete conta ct e ntry Disp lay a Contac ts entr y: Press O > select cont act > Edit > sele ct con tent t o be edit ed > O > add and /or edit.
64 Othe r Featu res GPS T o i mprov e GPS perf or mance: • Move a way f rom oth er elec tr ical or e le ctr onic dev ices • Rema in s tat io nar y .
65 Other F eatures set GPS PIN securi ty Press M > R > Secu rity > GPS PI N > On or Off > Ent er th e curren t GPS PIN . Note : Y our de fault GPS PIN is 0000. T o ch ange yo ur GPS PIN: Press M > R > Secu rity > Change Passwor ds > GPS PIN .
66 Othe r Featu res Hands-free M essages feat ure spea ker - phon e W hen th e call is acti ve , press - unde r Spkr auto an swer Aut om at ic al l y answer call s when conne cted to a car kit or head.
67 Other F eatures Personalize Security feat ure langua ge Set m enu langu age: Press O > Display/ Info > Langua ge back light time le ngth Sel ect ho w long the disp lay scre en and keyp ad are.
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69 Important Safe ty and Legal Informatio n.
70 Safety In formation Safety and General In formation Safety Information This section contains im portant information on the safe and ef ficient operation of y our mobile device. Read this information befor e using your integrated multi-service portable radio.
Safety In formation 71 radio frequency range bet w een 9 kHz and 300 GH z." "At tachm en t to Resol utio n 303 from July 2, 2002." Operat ional Preca ut ions T o assure optimal radio pr.
72 Safety In formation ALL MODELS WI TH FCC ID IHDT56HG1 MEET THE GOVER NMENT’S REQUIREM ENTS FOR EXPOSU RE TO RADIO W AVE S. Y our wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver .
Safety In formation 73 1 In the United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of s afety to gi ve additional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements.
74 Safety In formation Hearing Aids Some mobile devices may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer or phy s ician to discuss alternatives.
Safety In formation 75 Batte rie s and Ch arg ers Caution: I mproper treatment or us e of batteries may present a danger of fire, explosion , leakage, or other hazard. For more information, see the “Battery Use and Battery Safety” section in this user’ s guide.
76 Safety In formation If you have experienced seizures or blackouts, or if you have a family history of such occurrences, please consult with your physician before playing video games or enabling a flashing-lights feature (if available) on your mobile device.
Safety In formation 77 Motorola L imited W arranty for the United St ates and Canada Wh at Does this W arran ty Cov er? Note: FO R IDEN SUBS CRIBER PRODUC TS, ACCESSO RIES A ND SO FTWARE PUR CHAS ED IN THE UNITED ST A TES OR CANADA What Does this W arranty Cover? Subject to the exclusions contained below , Motorola, Inc.
78 Safety In formation What is not covered? (Excl usions) Normal Wear and T ear . Periodic maintenance, repair and replacement of parts due to normal wear and t ear are excluded from coverage.
Safety In formation 79 all defects in the software products will be corrected. Software NOT Embodied in Physical Media . Software that is not embodied in physical media (e.g. software that is downloaded from the internet), is provided "as is" and without warranty .
80 Safety In formation SOFTW ARE TO THE FULL EXTENT THESE DAMAG ES MA Y BE DISCL AIMED BY LA W . Some states an d jurisdictions do not allow the limitation or exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, or li mitation on the length of an implied warranty, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to y ou.
Safety In formation 81 distribute copies of such MOTOROLA software. MOTOROLA software may be used in only the Product in whi ch the s oftware was ori ginally embodied and such software in such Product may not be replaced, copied, distributed, modified i n any way , or used to produce any derivative thereof.
82 Safety In formation Hearing Aid Compatib ility A number of Motorola phon es have been tested for hearing aid compatibility . When some wireless phones are used with certain hearing aids, users may detect a noise which can interfere with the effectiveness of the hearing aid.
Safety In formation 83 • Any combined rating equal to four is considered usable. Thus, if you use an M3 phone with a M3 hearing aid you will have a combined rating of six for “excellent use.” This methodology applies equally for T ratings. More inf ormation about hearin g aid compatibility may be found at: www .
84 WHO Info rmation Information From the World Health Organ ization WHO In formation Present scientific i nformation does not indicate the need for any special precautions for t he use of mobile phones.
Recyc ling 85 Wireless: The N ew Recyc lable Recy cling Y our wireless mobile device c an be recycled. Recycling your mobile device reduces the amount of waste disposed in landfills and allows recycled materials to be incorporated into new products.
86 Perc hlora te Label California P erchlorate Label Perchlor ate Label Some mobile phones use an internal, permanent backup battery on the printed circuit board t hat may contain very small amounts of perchlorate. In such cases, California law requires the following label: “Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply .
Pri vacy an d Data Se cur ity 87 Privacy and Da ta Securit y Privacy and Data Security Motorola understands that privacy and data security are important to everyone.
88 Driving Safety Smart Practices Whil e Driving Driving Safety Drive Safe, Call Smart SM Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile devices and thei r accessories in the ar eas where you drive. Always obey them. The use of these devices may be prohi bited or restric ted in certain areas.
89 • Use you r mobile devic e to help others i n emergencies. If you see an auto accident, crime in progress, or other serious emergency where lives are in danger , call 911 or other local emergency number , as you would want others to do for you.
90 Index Index A acce ssories 13 , 51 , 66 act ive ph one li ne 43 advanc ed c alli ng 62 alert set 46, 52 turn o ff 46, 56 answ er a call 20 B backl ight 54 batte ry 17 , 18 batte ry ind icator 44 ba.
91 Index export regu la tio ns 84 F freq uently aske d ques tions servi ce and repair s 76 G GPS 64 GPS en abled emergency cal ls 60 GPS PIN 47 GPS, see GPS enabled H hands free 66 hands free sp eaker.
92 Index opti onal accesso ry 13 , 66 opt iona l fea tur e 13 P packe t data 44 passw ords 47 passw ords. See codes person alize 66 , 67 phon e locking 47 pho ne number 22 pow er on combin ed power/e .
93 Index T tap text ent ry mode 45 text ent ry 44 time & da te 54 tran smitte rs 48 turn on/o ff 19 U unlo ck phone 47 unlo ck code 47 V vo ice ma il recei ving 61 setti ng up 61 voic e nam e 57 v.
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