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Getting Started
• Ensure your service is activated.
Locating Your SIM Card
Your SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card is a
small piece of white plastic located in the SIM card
holder in the back of your handset, underneath the
battery.
If your SIM card is not in the SIM card holder, it may
be in the box your handset came in, attached to the
SIM card carrier. If this is the case, carefully detach
your SIM card from the surrounding plastic and
insert it as described in “Inserting Your SIM Card” on
page 13.
Battery
Removing the Battery Door
1 Make sure the handset is powered off.
2 Slide the battery door to the right until it releases.
SIM card
holder
SIM card
- Motorola 1
- Contents 3
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 7
- Locating Your SIM Card 10
- Inserting the Battery 11
- Charging the Battery 11
- Charging Times 12
- Removing the Battery 12
- Activating your Mike Account 13
- Powering On and Off 13
- Finding Your Phone Number 14
- Handset Basics 15
- SIM Card Security 18
- Entering the PIN 19
- Changing the PIN 19
- Unblocking the PIN 20
- Locking the Keypad 22
- Accessories 22
- For More Information 22
- Mike’s Direct Connect 23
- From Contacts 24
- Receiving Private Calls 24
- One Touch PTT 25
- Call Alerts 25
- Using the Call Alert Queue 26
- One-to-Many Group Calls 27
- Joining a Talkgroup 28
- Making Phone Calls 29
- From the Keypad 30
- From the Recent Calls List 30
- Using Speakerphone 31
- Using Mute 31
- Making Emergency Phone 32
- Recent Calls 33
- Deleting Recent Calls 34
- Contacts 35
- Viewing Contacts 36
- Creating Entries 37
- Storing Numbers Quickly 38
- Editing Entries 39
- Deleting Entries 39
- Checking Capacity 39
- Creating Pauses and Waits 40
- International Numbers 40
- Advanced Calling 41
- Forwarding All Calls 42
- Turning Off Call Forwarding 42
- Forwarding Missed Calls 43
- Call Hold 44
- Calling 2 People 44
- While Dialing 45
- Making International Calls 45
- Call Timers 46
- Entering Text 47
- Special Function Keys 48
- Using Numeric Mode 49
- Using Symbols Mode 49
- Advanced Voice Mail with Fax 52
- Text and Numeric Messages 53
- Setting Up 53
- Receiving Messages 53
- Reading Messages From the 54
- Message Center 54
- Creating and Sending 54
- Addressing Messages From the 55
- Recent Calls List 55
- Using Quick Notes 55
- Using Drafts 56
- Using the Outbox 56
- Managing Memory 57
- Net Alerts 58
- Net Alerts 59
- Mike’s Wireless Web 61
- Ending the Microbrowser 62
- Using Your Handset as a 62
- Ring Tones 65
- Ring and Vibrate 66
- Assigning Ring Tones to 66
- Viewing Ring Tone 67
- Assignments 67
- Deleting Custom Ring Tones 67
- Datebook 69
- Creating Events 70
- Editing Events 72
- Deleting Events 72
- Receiving Reminders 73
- Making Calls From Datebook 73
- Customizing Datebook Setup 74
- Java Applications 75
- Resuming Applications 76
- Ending Applications 76
- Deleting Applications 76
- Shortcuts on the Main Menu 77
- Java Applications and GPS 77
- Setting Privacy for All Java 78
- Applications 78
- Application 79
- GPS Enabled 81
- Viewing Your Approximate 82
- Location 82
- Enhancing GPS Performance 83
- Updating Satellite Almanac 84
- Setting Privacy Options 85
- Using GPS with Map Software 86
- Getting Started 87
- Voice Records 89
- Deleting Voice Records 90
- Locking Voice Records 90
- Shortcuts 95
- Editing a Shortcut 96
- Deleting Shortcuts 96
- Customizing Your 97
- Seeing the Display Better 98
- Using a Headset 98
- Attaching a Headset 98
- Using a Remote PTT Button 98
- Using Settings 99
- Personalize Features 100
- Volume Features 100
- Security Features 101
- Advanced Features 101
- Profiles 103
- Temporary Profiles 104
- Editing Profiles 105
- Deleting Profiles 105
- Creating Profiles 105
- Setting Call Filtering 106
- Understanding Status 109
- Messages 109
- Understanding Status Messages 110
- Safety and General 111
- Information 111
- Phone Operation 112
- Two-way radio operation 112
- Body-worn operation 112
- Antenna Care 112
- Approved Accessories 112
- Electro Magnetic 114
- Interference/Compatibility 114
- Medical Devices 114
- Operational Warnings 115
- Operational Cautions 116
- Accessory Safety Information 117
- MOTOROLA LIMITED 119
- WARRANTY 119
- Patent and Trademark 123
- Numerics 125
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