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Understanding Bluetooth
®
Access Settings
Bluetooth
®
Your i880 phone is a Bluetooth device. Bluetooth
devices create seamless voice and data
connections with other Bluetooth devices, such as
another Bluetooth phone, a Bluetooth pen,
headset, or desktop adapter. These connections
are made wirelessly.
You can use your i880 phone to send Contacts
entries, Datebook events, or audio files, pictures,
and videos in the media center to another
Bluetooth device.
Files sent or received may be up to 1 MB,
depending on your service provider.
Devices must be within 32 feet (10 meters) of your
phone to be recognized.
Note: This measurement represents optimal
conditions. Actual conditions may require
you to position your phone closer.
You can only connect your phone to one device at
a time.
Understanding Bluetooth
®
Access Settings
A Bluetooth device can have either Automatic or
Ask security access. The first time a Bluetooth
device connects to your i880 phone, you must
grant the device permission to connect. You can
then change the access setting of the device to
either Automatic or Ask.
If you set a device to Automatic, then that device
can connect automatically to your phone when it is
in range. If you set a device to Ask, then that
device must request permission before it can
connect to your phone.
Devices are automatically granted permission
during the 10 seconds after bonding. For more
information about bonding, see “Bluetooth
®
Bonds”
on page 190.
The default for hands free devices, such as
Bluetooth headsets, is Automatic.
- @NNTN6996A@ 1
- PRIOR TO USING YOUR PHONE 3
- Contents 5
- ®.....................188 10
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 12
- Getting Started 13
- Locating Your SIM Card 15
- Removing the Battery Door 16
- Inserting the Battery 16
- Charging the Battery 17
- Charging Times 17
- Powering On and Off 18
- Activating Service 18
- Phone Programming 20
- Finding Your Phone Number 20
- Phone Basics 20
- Text Area 21
- Display Options 21
- Menus and Lists 21
- (SDGC) may not be offered by 22
- SIM Card Security 26
- Unblocking the PIN 27
- Accessories 31
- For More Information 31
- Making Calls 32
- Receiving Calls 33
- Choosing a Number to Call 34
- Missed Phone Calls 35
- Using Speakerphone 35
- Using Mute 36
- Making Emergency Phone 36
- MOTOtalk 37
- Exiting MOTOtalk 38
- Channels and Codes 38
- Making Code Calls 39
- Receiving Code Calls 39
- Receiving All MOTOtalk Calls 39
- Private MOTOtalk Calls 40
- Making Emergency Calls 41
- While in MOTOtalk 41
- Setup Options 41
- Call Alerts 43
- Recent Calls 45
- PTX Items in Private Calls 46
- <> surrounds the 47
- Datebook Events 48
- Storing Items to Contacts 49
- Making Calls From the Recent 50
- Calls List 50
- Accessing Contacts 53
- Creating Entries 53
- Storing Numbers Faster 55
- Editing Entries 56
- Viewing Entries 56
- Selecting an Entry 57
- Viewing More Details 57
- Deleting Entries 58
- Checking Capacity 59
- Creating Pauses and Waits 59
- International Numbers 60
- Making Calls From Contacts 60
- Accessing Contacts with GSM 61
- Entering Text 62
- Special Function Keys 63
- Punctuation 64
- Call Forwarding 65
- Forwarding Missed Calls 66
- Viewing Call Forwarding 66
- Settings 66
- Advanced Calling 67
- Features 67
- Putting a Call on Hold 68
- Calling 2 People 68
- While Dialing 69
- Making International Calls 69
- Setting Flip Actions 69
- Call Timers 70
- Using Your Phone as a 71
- Features for the Hearing 72
- Impaired 72
- Group Calls and 75
- Selective Dynamic 75
- Group Calls 75
- Joining a Talkgroup 76
- Making Group Calls 76
- Receiving Group Calls 76
- Turning Off Group Calls 76
- Selective Dynamic Group 77
- (SDG) Calls 77
- Removing Members or SDG Lists 78
- Storing SDG Lists Faster 78
- Storing Members of SDG Lists 79
- Making SDG Calls 79
- Receiving SDG Calls 80
- SDG Call Information 80
- Ring Tones 82
- Ring and Vibrate 83
- Assigning Ring Tones to 83
- Deleting Custom Ring Tones 85
- Message Notifications 87
- Voice Mail Messages 89
- MOSMS Messages 90
- Reading from the Message 91
- From Contacts 93
- From the Recent Calls List 93
- From the Idle Screen 93
- Text Outbox 95
- Deleting Sent Messages 96
- Locking and Unlocking Sent 96
- Sorting Messages 97
- Multimedia Messages 99
- Creating and Sending 100
- Messages 100
- Sending or Canceling 101
- Creating a Message 101
- Adding More Message Options 102
- Replying to a Message 103
- More Ways to Begin a Message 104
- Quick Notes 107
- Voice Records 108
- MMS Outbox 111
- Receiving a Message 112
- Navigating a Message 113
- Viewing Received Messages 114
- From the Message Center 114
- Actions for Received 115
- Contacts 116
- Message Transmission 118
- Customizing MMS 119
- Setting the Clean-up Option 120
- Managing Memory 121
- Deleting All Messages 122
- Using a Memory Card 123
- File Name Rules 124
- File Formats 124
- Using the Memory Card With 126
- Your Phone 126
- Removing the Memory Card 127
- Your Computer 128
- Memory Cards Compatible 132
- With Your Phone 132
- Audio Player 133
- Playing Audio Files with the 134
- Flip Open 134
- Adjusting the Volume 135
- How Your Audio Files Are 135
- Organized 135
- Searching By First Letter 136
- Playing a List and Using 136
- Repeat and Shuffle 136
- Working With Playlists 137
- Creating a Playlist 138
- Editing a Playlist 138
- Reordering a Playlist 138
- Removing Audio Files 139
- Reordering Playlists 139
- Deleting Playlists 139
- Working With Podcast 140
- Highlights 141
- Sending Podcast Information 142
- Sending Feedback 142
- Deleting Audio Files 143
- DRM Items 143
- Setting Audio and Visual 144
- Accessing the Camera 145
- Taking Pictures 145
- Setting Picture Options 146
- More Actions for Captured 147
- Pictures 147
- Recording Videos 148
- Changing Storage Preference 149
- Accessing the Media Center 150
- Customizing the Camera 150
- Media Center 152
- Filtering by Media Type 153
- Forward Locked Items 154
- Assigning to Contacts 156
- Setting as Wallpaper 156
- Audio Recordings 157
- Renaming Items 158
- Locking Items 158
- Deleting Items 159
- Copying and Moving Items 159
- Accessing the Audio Player 160
- Using PTX Features 162
- Send Messages 163
- Send Pictures 165
- Receiving a Picture 167
- Send Datebook Events 168
- Datebook 170
- Send My Info 171
- Send Contact Information 172
- Starting a Call by Sending 173
- Information 173
- PT Manager 174
- Setting One Touch PTT 175
- Setting My Info Sending 176
- Using Quick PTT 177
- Viewing My Info 179
- Editing My Info 179
- Creating Events 182
- Editing Events 184
- Deleting Events 184
- Receiving Reminders 185
- Making Calls From Datebook 185
- Customizing Datebook Setup 186
- Digital Rights 188
- Management 188
- Managing DRM Items 189
- Renewing DRM Licenses 190
- About Expired Items 190
- Java Applications 192
- Resuming Applications 193
- Ending Applications 193
- Downloading Applications 193
- Deleting Applications 194
- Storing Java Applications on 195
- Shortcuts on the Main Menu 196
- Java Applications and GPS 196
- Setting Privacy for All Java 197
- Applications 197
- Application 198
- Bluetooth 199
- Setting Your Phone for 200
- Accessing Bluetooth 201
- Making a Bluetooth 201
- Connection 201
- Connecting to a Stored Device 203
- Using Bluetooth 203
- During a Call 203
- Setting Device Details 204
- Sending Contacts, Datebook 205
- Events, and Media Center 205
- Receiving Items 206
- GPS Enabled 208
- Making an Emergency Call 210
- Viewing Your Approximate 211
- Location 211
- Enhancing GPS Performance 212
- Updating Satellite Almanac 213
- Setting Privacy Options 214
- Using GPS with Map Software 215
- Playing Voice Records 219
- Labeling Voice Records 219
- Locking Voice Records 219
- Deleting Voice Records 220
- Customizing Your Phone 221
- Changing the Look of Your 222
- Setting Text Size 223
- Setting the Menu View 223
- Setting the Backlights 223
- Temporarily Turning Off 225
- Transmissions 225
- Using Settings 225
- Display/Info Features 226
- Phone Calls Features 226
- 2-Way Radio Features 227
- Personalize Features 227
- Volume Features 228
- Voice Playback 228
- Memory Card Features 229
- Security Features 229
- Advanced Features 230
- Profiles 231
- Temporary Profiles 232
- Creating Profiles 233
- Editing Profiles 233
- Deleting Profiles 233
- Setting Call Filtering 234
- Shortcuts 236
- Editing a Shortcut 237
- Deleting Shortcuts 237
- Using a Headset 238
- Understanding Status 240
- Understanding Status Messages 242
- Message Description 242
- Safety and General 243
- Phone Operation 244
- Two-way radio operation 244
- Body-worn operation 244
- Electromagnetic 246
- Interference/Compatibility 246
- Medical Devices 246
- Operational Warnings 247
- Operational Cautions 248
- Accessory Safety Information 249
- Hearing Aid 251
- Compatibility 251
- Caring for the 253
- Environment 253
- MOTOROLA LIMITED 254
- WARRANTY 254
- Limited Warranty 258
- Motorola 258
- Communication 258
- Products (International) 258
- II. General Provisions: 259
- III. How to Get Warranty 259
- Service: 259
- IV. What This Warranty Does 259
- Not Cover: 259
- VI. Patent and Software 260
- Provisions: 260
- Patent and Trademark 262
- Numerics 263
- Wallpaper 136, 144, 210 271
- Warranty 246 271
- Word mode 50 271
- Driving Safety Tips 272
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