Introduction

Congratulations on purchasing the Motorola?? Jazz pager. The Jazz pager incorporates the latest in paging technology. FLEX technology extends battery life up to four times longer than ordinary pagers and improves the ability to receive pages.

This compact pager combines messaging and time keeping functions in a package that is convenient to carry. Full understanding of what this product offers begins with reading this user???s guide. This user???s guide includes a detachable Quick Reference Card on the back cover.

Effective Use of Your Pager

Your pager can help you keep in contact with everyone important to you. By giving your pager number to your business associates, family, and friends, you can be contacted when necessary.

If you have a cellular phone, give your pager number instead of your cellular number. Then you can decide who to call back on your cellular phone without paying for incoming calls.

Sending a Test Page to Yourself

INTRODUCTION

To Turn On

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To Turn Off

???From the OFF mode, press ).

???This Startup screen displays momentarily and the pager either alerts audibly or vibrates.

Note: The Startup alert can be skipped by pressing ).

???The Standby screen displays the time, date and the AUDIBLE alert iconH (or VIBRATE alert icon G).

GETTING STARTED

STARTED

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???Press + to set the pager to OFF mode.

???The OFF screen displays without any alert icon.

GETTING

Backlight

???Press and hold ) for one second or more to activate the LCD screen backlight. When you have ???nished reading your messages and the Standby screen is displayed, the backlight remains on for four seconds before automatically turning off.

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Setting the Time and Date

?????? From the Standby screen, press and release *until CONTROLS? displays. Press + to enter the CONTROLS menu. Then press *+ to enter TIME???DATE mode.

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GETTING STARTED

MESSAGES

Types of Messages

The message indicators de???ne the type of message received and ???ash until the message is read.

Choosing the Scroll Speed

You can choose the speed at which your messages scroll, or read them line by line.

?????? From the Standby screen, press and release *until CONTROLS? displays. Press + to enter the CONTROLS menu, then press **+to enter the

SCROLL SPEED menu.

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???Press * to choose the SCROLL SPEED you desire.

???Press ) to set and exit.

Note: There are four scroll speeds: LINE-BY- LINE, SLOW, MEDIUM and FAST.

Receiving/Reading Messages

When a message is received, the pager either alerts audibly (AUDIBLE, CHIRP, ESCALERT and all PLEASING modes except NO ALERT) or vibrates (VIBRATE mode). If the NO ALERT mode is selected, no alert happens for normal messages. The unread message indicator ?? (normal message) ???ashes. The slot number of the latest message displays on top.

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MESSAGES

MESSAGES

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???The first screen of the message displays. If

the message is longer than one screen display, a message continued indicator Q appears on the top line until the last screen is displayed.

???If the pager is set to scroll the message automatically (SLOW, MEDIUM or FAST scroll speeds) the remainder of the message is displayed at that speed.

???If the scroll speed is set to LINE-BY-LINE, the remaining screens will automatically display one line at a time every few seconds.

Note: To pause the message in any scroll mode, press ). Press again to continue.

In LINE-BY-LINE mode, continue pressing ) until the last screen is displayed.

???The last screen displays the time and date the message was received. After an interval, the pager returns to the standby screen.

DUPLICATE 1

??? If a duplicate personal message is received, the Duplicate icon ?? displays on top.

???Press ) to view the duplicate message.

???The word DUPLICATE displays before the duplicate message is displayed.

ALERTS

ALERTS

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???Press * until the desired alert mode displays (e.g. VIBRATE).

???The pager gives off a sample of each displayed alert. Press ) to set and exit.

???The Standby screen displays with either H(the audible alert icon) or G (the vibrate alert icon), depending on which alert mode was chosen.

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???Press * until the desired alert mode displays (e.g. ARPEGGIO).

???The pager gives off a sample of each displayed alert. Press ) to set and exit.

???The Standby screen displays with the Audible alert icon H.

ALERTS

ALARMS

Setting Alarms

There are three types of alarms: REMINDER, GENERAL and EVENT. If the pager is in OFF mode when an alarm expires, it turns on, alerts according to the alert mode, and remains on. If the pager is in NO ALERT mode, an alarm causes an audible alert.

REMINDER Alarm

A single REMINDER alarm can be set to expire within 60 minutes or less.

?????? From the Standby screen, press and release *until ALARMS? displays. Press + to enter the ALARMS menu. Press + again to enter the REMINDER menu.

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REMIND OFF

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???Press * to set the alert time. In this example, the pager is set to alert 45 minutes from the time the alarm is set.

Note: When setting the alert time, the value starts with OFF, then 1 through 60, then OFF again.

???Press ) to set and exit.

GENERAL Alarms

???The Standby screen displays with the Alarm icon J.

???When a REMINDER alarm expires, this displays and the pager alerts. Press any button once to stop the alarm, and again to clear the message.

???If the alarm is not stopped during activation, the Alarm icon flashes. Press any button once to read the message, and press again to clear.

ALARMS

ALARMS

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???Press +, then press * until ., (the enable alarm icon) displays. Press + to move to the next field.

???Press * until J (the enable alert icon) displays. Press + to move to the next field.

???Press * to set the hour to the desired value, then press + to move to the Minute field.

???Press * to set the minutes to the desired

value. Move to the A.M./P.M., Day and Month ???elds by pressing+, then press * to set the value for each ???eld.

???Press )in any ???eld to set and exit.

Note: To alert on a daily basis set the Day and Month to --/--.

???The Standby screen displays with J (the enable alert icon).

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???When a GENERAL alarm expires, this screen displays and the pager alerts.

???Press any button once to stop the alarm, and again to clear the message.

???If the GENERAL alarm is not stopped during activation, the ALARM icon flashes.

???Press any button once to read the message, and press again to clear.

ALARMS

Press + to enter the ALARMS menu. Press *+ to enter GENERAL alarms mode.

2.Press + + to move to the alert enable/disable field. Press * until J (the enable alert icon) displays.

3.Press ) to set and exit.

To disable (erase) the alarm settings, follow these steps.

1.From the Standby screen, press and release *until ALARMS? displays. Press + to enter the ALARMS menu. Press *+ to enter GENERAL alarms mode.

2.Press +, then press * until -- (the disable alarm icon) displays. Press ) to set and exit.

EVENT Alarms

You can set up to three EVENT alarms. Each EVENT alarm allows you to keep a special reminder message that displays when the alarm is activated and the pager alerts. These can be set to alert either on a daily basis or one-time only.

?????? From the Standby screen, press and release *until ALARMS? displays. Press + to enter the ALARMS menu. Press **+ to enter EVENT alarm mode.

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAANote: You can enter up to 14 characters (letters, numbers or spaces). If the

message is less than 14 characters long,

advance to the rubout character (??) and press +to ???ll the remaining character ???elds with blanks.

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ALARMS

ALARMS

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???Press * to set the hour to the desired value.

???Move to the Minute, AM/PM, Day and Month ???elds by pressing+, then press * to set the value for each ???eld.

???Press )in any field to set and exit.

Note: You may only set one EVENT alarm at a time. You must press ) to save each event alarm prior to setting the next alarm.

Note: To alert on a daily basis set the Day and Month to --/--.

???The Standby screen displays with J (the enable alert icon).

???When an EVENT alarm expires, the message displays and the pager alerts. Press any button once to stop the alarm, and again to clear the message.

MESSAGE FEATURES

Press + to enter the ALARMS menu. Press **+ to enter EVENT alarms mode.

2.Press *until the EVENT alert you want to re-enable displays. Press + + to move to the alert enable/disable field.

3.Press * until J (the enable alert icon) displays.

4.Press ) to set and exit.

To disable (erase) the alarm settings, follow these steps.

1.From the Standby screen, press and release *until ALARMS? displays. Press + to enter the ALARMS menu. Press **+ to enter EVENT alarms mode.

2.Press *until the EVENT alarm you want to disable displays. Press +, then press * until -- (the disable alarm icon) displays. Press ) to set and exit.

Storing Messages

Your pager can store up to 16 personal messages. Each stored message is assigned a number, which displays when the message is stored. The ???rst message received is 1, the second is 2, and so on.

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Deleting Messages One-at-a-Time

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Deleting all Messages at Once

The DELETE ALL command deletes all read and unlocked messages and information services. Locked or unread messages are not deleted.

Automatic Message Deletion

If all message slots are full and a new message is received, the oldest unlocked read message is automatically deleted.

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MESSAGE FEATURES

FEATURES

???When the message memory is full, MEMORY FULL displays.

???If all messages are unread, the oldest, unlocked message is deleted and OVERFLOW displays.

Locking/Unlocking Messages

By locking messages, you can protect messages from being:

???Deleted with the DELETE ALL function.

???Replaced when the pager???s memory is full, as indicated by MEMORY FULL. Messages can be locked only while reading them.

MESSAGE

Locking Messages

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???Press ), then press + to select the message to be locked. Press ) to read the message.

???Press and release * until LOCK? ^ displays.

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???Press +. The message is now locked.

???When a locked message is selected or read, the icon L displays on top.

FEATURES

Unlocking Messages

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???Press ), then press + to select the message to be unlocked. Press ) to read the message.

???Press * until UNLOCK? _ displays.

MESSAGE

INFORMATION SERVICES

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Reading Information Service Messages

Information service messages are usually sent by information service providers. Information service messages are typically news or ???nancial reports which provide information that is important for a short time (a few hours). This pager can store up to ???ve information service messages.

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???Press +to move to the message you want

to read. The ???ashing unread message indicator - changes to ! when it is selected. Press ) to read the message.

???The first screen of the message displays. If

the message is longer than one screen display, a message continued indicator Q appears on the top line until the last screen is displayed.

???If the pager is set to scroll the message automatically (SLOW, MEDIUM or FAST scroll speeds) the remainder of the message is displayed at that speed.

???If the scroll speed is set to LINE-BY-LINE, the remaining screens will automatically display one line at a time every few seconds.

Note: To pause the message in any scroll mode, press ). Press again to continue.

In LINE-BY-LINE mode, continue pressing ) until the last screen is displayed.

INFORMATION SERVICES

SERVICES

Turning the Information Service Alert On and Off

You can set the pager to alert when a information service message is received.

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???While reading an information service message, press * until CHIRP ON? or CHIRP OFF? displays .

???Press + to turn CHIRP ON or OFF.

INFORMATION

Deleting an Information Service Message

An information service message can be deleted with the DELETE command.

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Phone Directory

The PHONE-DIR is a reference for up to ten entries, each with a name, associated phone number and special alert. Each name can be up to eight characters long and each phone number must be from three to 13 digits long. No spaces or hyphens may be entered. You can also set the pager to block out pages from speci???c numbers in the PHONE-DIR. When a new numeric message is received, it may be added to the phone directory while reading the message.

Entering a Phone Directory Entry

?????? From the Standby screen, press and release *until DIRECTORY? displays. Press + to enter the DIRECTORY menu. Press + to enter PHONE-DIR mode.

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PHONE DIRECTORY

PHONE DIRECTORY

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Note: If the name is less than eight characters long, you can use the rubout character ( ??) to ???ll the remaining slots with blanks. After entering the last character of the name, move to the next character and press * until the rubout character ( ??) displays. Press + until all remaining slots are ???lled with blanks.

Hint: When selecting characters, the order in which they are displayed is A-Z, 0-9, a blank character, and then the rubout character followed by A again. If you go past the character you want, press and hold * until the character displays again.

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???Press * to select the first digit, then press

+to move to the next.

???Repeat the above step until you have entered the entire phone number.

Note: If the telephone number is less than

13 digits, advance to the rubout character ( ?? ) and press + to ???ll the remaining slots with blanks. Spaces cannot be entered in phone numbers.

???At the last digit press + to move to the Alert field.

???Press * to select the desired Alert ( 0 - 9 ), or ??? - ??? for page blocking.

Note: The pager gives off a sample alert each time * is pressed. The page blocking feature prohibits pages from the entered numbers.

???Press ) to set and exit.

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PHONE DIRECTORY

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???When a message is received that matches a PHONE-DIR number, the associated PHONE-DIR name (WENDY) displays before it.

PHONE DIRECTORY

Adding a Received Message to the Phone Directory

When you receive a message that contains only a phone number, you can add that number to the phone directory.

Note: Any dashes, parentheses or spaces in the number are deleted before storing.

?????? While reading a message, press *until PHONE-DIR? displays and press

+to enter it. The phone number of the message being read is automatically assigned the next available PHONE-DIR slot. The Name ???eld is then displayed.

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OPTIONAL FEATURES

Optional Features

The Travel Clock, Travel Alarm and QuickNotes are optional features that may be available on your pager. If these features are not currently available and you would like to take advantage of them, contact your paging service provider.

Setting the Travel Clock

The Travel Clock (when activated) allows you to display an additional 24-hour clock in the upper left-hand portion of the display. This Travel Clock can also be set to a different time from the main clock. This can be helpful when traveling to different time zones.

?????? From the Standby screen, press and release *until TRAVEL? displays. Press + to enter the TRAVEL menu, then press + to enter TRAVEL TIME mode. The Forward Time/Backward Time field ( - ) flashes.

?????? To set a travel time that is different from the main clock, press * to choose between forward ( + ) or backward ( - ) time in relation to the current time.

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???Move to the Hour and Minute ???elds by pressing +, then press * to set the value for each ???eld.

Note: To display a 24-hour clock with the same time as the main clock, set the Hour and Minute ???elds to zero.

???Move to the ON/OFF field by pressing +, then press * to choose ON or OFF. Press ) to set and exit.

???The Standby screen displays with the Travel Clock time in the top left corner. This example shows a 1 hour forward time.

???This example shows a 24-hour clock with the same time as the main clock.

OPTIONAL FEATURES

OPTIONAL FEATURES

Setting the Travel Alarm

?????? From the Standby screen, press and release *until TRAVEL? displays. Press + to enter the TRAVEL menu. Press *+ to enter TRAVEL ALARM mode.

Note: A Travel Alarm is set on the Travel Clock time, not the main clock time.

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???When a Travel alarm expires, this screen displays and the pager alerts.

???Press any button once to stop the alarm, and again to clear the message.

Note: If the pager is off when an alarm expires, it turns on, alerts and remains on.

???If the Travel alarm is not stopped during activation, the ALARM icon flashes.

???Press any button to read the alarm message, and again to clear the message.

FEATURES

Note: The Travel Clock and Travel alarm display in 24-hour time only.

Note: You can temporarily disable the Travel alert (for example, on a weekend). To disable the alert, follow these steps.

1.From the Standby screen, press and release *until TRAVEL? displays. Press + to enter the TRAVEL menu. Press *+ to enter TRAVEL ALARM mode.

2.Press * until I (the disable alert icon) displays.

3.Press ) to set and exit. The alarm remains set and enabled, but the alert won???t occur until it is re-enabled.

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OPTIONAL

OPTIONAL FEATURES

To re-enable the alert, follow these steps.

1.From the Standby screen, press and release *until TRAVEL? displays. Press + to enter the TRAVEL menu. Press *+ to enter TRAVEL ALARM mode.

2.Press * until J (the enable alert icon) displays.

3.Press ) to set and exit.

QuickNotes

QuickNotes are short messages that can be displayed when you are paged. There are 10 QuickNotes permanently stored in the memory of the pager. The person paging you activates these messages by entering a code number instead of their phone number.

To send QuickNotes, the person paging you enters **, then the message code number, and then **.

Example: Entering code **01** displays Running Late on the message screen.

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See the list of available codes below.

Note: QuickNotes are subject to change. See your paging service provider to verify the QuickNotes list.

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OPTIONAL FEATURES

OTHER FEATURES

Special Pager Displays

Low Battery

Your pager warns you if the battery level is low. If the pager is on between 8:00am and 10:00pm, LOW CELL (displays and an alert sounds. Between10:00pm and 8:00am, only LOW CELL ( displays (no alert sounds). If the pager is off, O displays. Change the battery within ???ve days of receiving a low-battery indication.

Note: Turn the pager off before changing the battery to save messages.

Out of Range

If your pager is equipped with this optional feature, R displays if you are outside your paging coverage area and the pager cannot receive messages. The out-of-range indicator R no longer displays when you return to your paging coverage area.

Special message icons

???If ?? displays at the end of the message, there is an error in the message received.

???If ?? displays at the end of the message, either the message was too long, or there was not enough memory to store the message.

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Cleaning Your Pager

To clean the pager housing, use a soft, non-abrasive cloth moistened in a mild soap and water solution. Rinse the surface using a second cloth moistened in clean water. Do not immerse the pager in water. Do not use alcohol or any other cleaning solutions.

Functionality and Use of Your Pager

For questions pertaining to the functions and use of your Motorola pager please visit our web site at www.motorola.com/pagers or in the U.S.

call 1-800-548-9954 or 1-800-793-7834 (TDD). For questions pertaining to your paging service, contact your paging service provider.

Care and Maintenance

Jazz??? pagers are durable, reliable, and can provide years of dependable service; however, they are precision electronic products. Water and moisture, excessive heat, and extreme shock may damage the pager. Do not expose your pager to these conditions. If repair is required, the Motorola Service Organization, staffed with specially trained technicians, offers repair and maintenance facilities throughout the world.

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USE AND CARE

BATTERY

You can protect your pager purchase with an optional extended warranty covering parts and labor. For more information about warranties, please contact either your paging service provider, retailer, or Motorola, Inc. at 1-800- 548-9954. For repairs, call Motorola, Inc. at 1-800-548-9954 in the U.S. or 1-800-323-9685 in Canada. In the U.S., to contact Motorola, Inc. on your TDD, call 1-800-793-7834.

Battery Information

Your Jazz??? pager operates with one AAA-size alkaline battery (carbon zinc batteries are not recommended).

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Replacing the Battery

Note: Turn the pager off before changing the battery to save messages.

???Turn the pager off.

???To remove the old battery, slide the Lock/Unlock tab away from the battery door to unlock the door. Hold the pager in both hands and slide the door until the locking tabs release and the Battery Door Alignment Dots align. Lift the

door until it is free of the housing. ???Remove the battery.

???Align the new battery matching the illustration on the inside of the battery chamber. Insert the battery.

???Replace the battery door by aligning the grooves on the door with the grooves on the housing. Slide the battery door until it is fully closed. Lock the battery door by sliding the Lock/Unlock Tab on the housing toward the battery door.

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BATTERY

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