Motorola 120c Manual

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Index
A
accessories
optional
  9, 61
standard
  17
accessory connector port
  1
alert
deÞned
  80
indicators
  24, 80
setting
  80
type, selecting
  81
alert setting indicator
  24, 80
animation
  52
antenna
  20
application, locking
  50
Attach Number feature  30
auto PIN dial
  52
automatic redial
activating
  52
using
  27
B
backlight  52
banner text
  51
battery
charging for Þrst time
  18
charging with car kit
  54
extending battery life
  
25Ð26, 52
installing
  17Ð18battery (continued)
level...

Index
112 call (continued)
receiving
  21
restricting
  50
sending
  20
three-way call
  32Ð33
voice dial
  31
call timers
  44
call waiting
  32
caller ID
  28
calling card call
  31
calling line identiÞcation. 
See 
caller ID
car kit
  54
charging with car kit
  54
clock
  24
contrast
  53
cursor
  37
customer service, calling
  46
customizing the menu
  81
D
data call
connecting to external device
  
48
incoming call format, setting
  
49
date, setting
  52
default passwords
  83
dialed calls list...

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Index 
F
fax call
connecting to external device
  
48
incoming call format, setting
  
49
ßashing cursor, deÞned
  37
FM radio headset
  46, 61
for hands-free use
  54
G
greeting, display  51
H
hands-free use  54
headset
FM radio
  46, 61
for hands-free use
  54
jack
  1
I
idle display, deÞned  22
in use indicator
  23
inbox, text message
  66
in-call timer
  49
Incoming Call message  28
incoming call type
  49
indicators
alert setting
  24, 80
battery level
  24
digital/analog signal
  24indicators...

Index
114 keypad volume
  81
keypad, answering calls with
  
49
L
language  52
left soft key
customizing
  82
functions
  1, 34
lock
applications
  50
keypad
  85
phone
  83Ð84
lock application feature
  50
loud ring alert
  24, 80
M
making a call  20
master clear
  53
master reset
  53
menu
customizing
  81Ð82
entering text
  38Ð42
features
  43Ð47
language, setting
  52
locking applications
  50
navigating
  8, 34Ð35
Phonebook Menu  45, 55
Quick Note Menu  72Ð73
rearranging features
  81Ð82
scroll...

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Index 
notepad  44
numeric text mode
  38
O
one-touch dialing  29Ð30
optional accessory, deÞned
  9
optional feature, deÞned
  9
outbox
  47
P
passwords
changing
  51, 83
default
  83
pause character
  31
phone
accessories, optional
  9
accessories, standard
  17
answer options
  49
connecting to external device
  
48
date, setting
  52
feature speciÞcations
  48
keypad, locking and 
unlocking
  85
language, setting
  52
locking
  83Ð84
muting a call
  33
network settings
  53
one-touch dialing...

Index
116 power key
  1, 19
predictive text entry
activating
  41
entering words
  41Ð42
Q
quick dial
setting number
  51
using
  46
quick note
  46, 72Ð75
Quick Note Menu  72Ð73
R
radio  46, 61Ð63
received calls list
  31, 43
receiving a call
  21
recent calls
attaching phone number to 
preÞx digits
  30
menu description
  43
redial
automatic redial
  27
busy number
  27
reminders
text message
  67
voicemail message
  64
restricting calls
  50
right soft key
customizing
  82
functions
  1, 34ring alert...

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Index 
T
tap method text entry  39Ð40
text
block cursor
  37
browse mode
  38
changing text mode
  38
character chart
  40
entering from keypad
  
38Ð42
ßashing cursor
  37
iTAP software predictive text 
entry
  41Ð42
numeric mode
  38
tap method
  39Ð40
text message
  46, 66Ð70
text mode, changing
  38
Text Msg Menu  69
three-way call
  32Ð33
time, setting
  52
timers
  44
travel charger
  18
U
unlock
keypad
  85
phone
  83Ð84
V
vibrate alert
indicator
  24, 80
setting
  80
type, selecting
  81...

Index
118 volume
earpiece
  25
keypad
  81
ringer
  25, 81
volume keys
  1, 25, 34
W
wait character  31
warranty
  102Ð109
Web pages
functions
  79
viewing
  78
Z
zoom setting  24Ð25, 52
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Wireless Phone Safety Tips
ÒSafety is your most important call!Ó
Your Motorola wireless telephone gives you
the powerful ability to communicate by voiceÑ
almost anywhere, anytime, wherever wireless 
phone service is available and safe conditions allow. 
But an important responsibility accompanies the 
beneÞts of wireless phones, one that every user 
must uphold. 
When driving a car, driving is your Þrst
responsibility. If you Þnd it necessary to use your 
wireless phone while behind the wheel of a...

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3Position your wireless phone within easy reach. Be 
able to access your wireless phone without removing your 
eyes from the road. If you receive an incoming call at an 
inconvenient time, if possible, let your voice mail answer it 
for you.
4Let the person you are speaking with know you are 
driving; if necessary, suspend the call in heavy trafÞc 
or hazardous weather conditions. Rain, sleet, snow, ice, 
and even heavy trafÞc can be hazardous.
5If you receive an incoming call at an inconvenient...