Motorola Lifestyle User manual

User’s Guide

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations! You have just purchased a

LIFESTYLE PLUS pager by Motorola, world leader in

paging products.

HOW CANYOU USE A LIFESTYLE PLUS PAGER

• Give your pager number to friends and family.

When they call your pager number, they enter the

number where they can be reached from a tone-

type telephone. This number is then displayed on

your pager, allowing you to be in touch wherever

you go.

•Include your pager number in your answering

machine or voice mail message. Receive important

messages immediately without checking your

answering machine or voice mail.

• Leave your pager number at your children’s school

and with the babysitter so you can always be

reached.

• Create “code” messages with numeric patterns to

send someone special a secret note. Be creative!

•If you have a cellular phone, give out your pager

number instead of your cellular number.This helps

reduce your monthly cellular bill.

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CONTROLS

READ Button: (

R) - Used to read messages and to

activate pager functions.Also used to scroll through

the hours and minutes digits for time setting.

MENU Button: (F) - Used to scroll through the

pager menus and to set the time of day.

ON/OFF Switch- This three-position slideswitch is

used to turn the pager on and off and to activate the

backlight.

LIFESTYLE PLUS

Menu (

)

Button

Read (

)

Button

On/Off

Switch

Side

View

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TURNINGYOUR PAGER ON

SILENT Mode: Slide the ON/OFF switch in an

upward direction to the SILENT symbol ([). The

pager vibrates (if equipped) for 4 seconds.

ON Mode: Slide the ON/OFF switch in an upward

direction to the ON symbol (D). The pager emits an

interrupted beep for 4 seconds.

A full-segment display accompanies the power-up

alert.

The display then changes to the standby screen.

Standby Screen in SILENT Mode

Standby Screen in ON Mode

TURNING ONTHE BACKLIGHT

Press the ON/OFF switch to turn on the backlight for

easy viewing in low-light conditions.

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SETTINGTHETIME

To set the time, press Funtil setI Trime is dis-

played then pressR.The hours digit (represented by

the grey characters in the sample shown below)

begins to blink.

•Set the hours digits by pressing Runtil the correct

hour is displayed along with the appropriate a(for

A.M.) or p(for P.M.) symbol. Keep pressing Rto

cycle through the hours from A.M. to P.M. When

the correct hour (A.M. or P.M.) is displayed, press

Fto advance to the minutes digits.

•The ﬁrst digit of the minutes (represented by the

grey character) begins to blink.Press Rto change

the ﬁrst digit of the minutes. Press Fto advance to

the second digit of the minutes. Press Rto change

the second digit of the minutes. Press Fone more

time to leave the time setting function.

•All portions of the time-of-day screen, except the

colon (:) stop blinking. The clock is now set and

the pager is in the standby mode.

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RECEIVING AND READINGYOUR MESSAGES

When a message is received, the pager gives an

audible vibrate alert for 8 seconds. The number of

unread messages is displayed. The alert automati-

cally stops, or you can reset the pager by pressing

any of its buttons.

1 Unread Message Indicator

3 Unread Messages Indicator

To read your message, press R.

•The ﬁrst screen of your message is displayed. To

“freeze” your message, press and hold Rwhile

viewing it.The pager automatically advances to the

next screen of the message, or you can view it by

pressing R. The continuation symbol (B) indicates

there are additional screens.

First Screen of a Message

The screen following your message is the timestamp

screen. It shows the time the message was received

and the message slot number (the order that the

message was received).

The pager returns to the standby mode.

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LOCKING A MESSAGE

To lock a message (protect it from being overwritten

or erased), press F

while the message or timestamp

screen is displayed. =is displayed in the upper, right-

hand corner of the screen to indicate the message is

locked.Up to 5 messages can be locked in memory.

First Screen of a Locked Message

Second Screen of a Locked Message

To unlock a message, follow the procedure used to

lock it. The lock symbol disappears from the mes-

sage and timestamp screens.

ERASING MESSAGES

The “Erase All” function deletes all read, unwanted

messages from memory.

To erase messages, press Funtil erase all is dis-

played, then press R.All read, unlocked messages

are removed from memory. All unread and locked

messages are moved to the ﬁrst memory slots and

carry the new message slot number.

Note: You must read a message before it can be

erased.

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SELECTING AN ALTERNATE FREQUENCY

Synthesized and Auto-Synthesized Models:

• Press Funtil your choice of scan mode or fre-

quency designator is displayed (for example: scan

1,f1,f2,f3).

• To view alternate frequencies, press R. When

scan or the frequency designator you wish to

select is displayed, pressFto “lock in” the new fre-

quency or mode.

• When confirm is displayed, press Rto activate

your selection.

STANDARD FEATURES

Time of Day/Standby Screen:The time of day is dis-

played while the pager is in the standby mode.

Time Stamp:The time of day that each message was

received is displayed on a separate screen following

the message.

Memory Capacity: The pager can store up to 16

messages or a total of 160 characters. Individual

messages can be up to 10 characters in length.

Message Protect/Lock:Up to 5 individual messages

can be locked in memory so they will not be overwrit-

ten by new messages or discarded during the “Erase

All”function.

Hold Full Indicator:You can selectively protect up to

5 messages by locking them in memory. When an

attempt to lock more than 5 messages is made hold

full is displayed for two seconds indicating the mes-

sage cannot be protected.

Reminder Chirp:When an unread message is stored

in memory, the pager gives a reminder chirp (short

beep) every two minutes.Vibrate models emit a short

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vibration in place of the chirp when in the SILENT

mode.

Automatic Reset

: If you do not reset your pager dur-

ing an alert, it automatically resets after 8 seconds.

Master Reset

:Pressing the ON/OFF switch resets

the pager and causes the pager to return to the

standby mode.

Duplicate Message

:Incoming messages are com-

pared to messages stored in memory. If a new mes-

sage is identical to a message in memory,

duplicate

is displayed at the beginning of the mes-

sage. The new timestamp follows the duplicate mes-

sage.

Low-Battery Indicator

: When the battery nears the

end of its life, the standby screen (time of day) is

replaced with

low cell

. The battery must be

replaced within a few days to avoid interruption of

pager operation.

Tone Alerting

: The LIFESTYLE PLUS pager can

also respond as a basic tone-alert mode. When a

tone-only message is received,

tone only

is dis-

played.

Unread Message Counter

:When unread messages

exist, the standby screen is replaced by the unread

message indicator. The unread message indicator

displays the number of messages that have not been

read, and is updated anytime a message is received

(except if message duplication occurs). If

pressed and there are not messages in memory

pages

is displayed.

Memory Full Indicator

:If 16 messages or 160 char-

acters are stored in memory,

memory full

is dis-

played in place of the standby screen. A new

message causes the oldest (ﬁrst) unlocked, read

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message to be overwritten. When some or all of the

read messages are erased, the pager returns to the

standby mode.

Overﬂow Indicator

: When the number of unread

messages is greater than the number of available

memory slots (16),

ouerflow

replaces the unread

message indicator.

ouerflow

indicates that the old-

est (ﬁrst) unread message has been deleted from

memory by a more recent message.

Erase All

:All read, unlocked messages can be

deleted from memory using the “Erase All” function.

Backlighted Display

:Press the ON/OFF switch for

backlight in low-light conditions.

Freeze Screen

: When reading a message, you can

“freeze”it on the screen by pressing and holding

SILENT

: When in the SILENT mode, the pager does

not give an audible alert.

CLEANINGYOUR LIFESTYLE PLUS PAGER

To clean the exterior of your LIFESTYLE PLUS pager,

use a soft, non-abrasive cloth moistened in a mild

soap and water solution. Use a second cloth moist-

ened in clean water to wipe the surface clean. Do not

immerse in water. Do not use alcohol or other clean-

ing solutions.

REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

Your LIFESTYLE PLUS pager, properly handled, is

capable of many years of trouble-free service. How-

ever, if service is ever required, Motorola’s National

Service Organization, staffed with specially trained

technicians, offers strategically located repair and

maintenance facilities.Consult your Motorola sales

representative for service locations in your area.

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