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Lock/Unlock a Text Message
(Continued from step 5 under “Reading New Text 
Messages”.)
6Press   (OK) to lock or unlock the message.
Even if the message is locked, it can be changed or 
deleted manually.
Delete a Text Message
(Continued from step 5 under “Reading New Text 
Messages”.)
6Press   (OK) to delete the message.
The display confirms that you want to delete the 
message.
7Press   (YES) to delete.
Call Back a Text Message
When the text contains a telephone number, you can call 
that number.
(Continued from step 5 under “Reading New Text 
Messages”.)
6Press   to scroll to the phone number you want to call 
back. (Phone numbers are automatically inserted.) To 
call that number, go to step 7.
Press   (OPTION) to edit the Prefix
 (adding/
deleting area code), or Save
. Or, select Dial Setting
 
in Prefix
 to change the numbers. (This is useful if the 
phone number is incorrect.) 
7Press   (SEND) to send the call.
Add Sender in Phonebook
(Continued from step 5 under “Reading New Text 
Messages”.)
6Press   to scroll to Save As
 (E-mail address, if any, is 
automatically inserted.) 
7Add or edit the additional Phonebook fields as described 
in “Creating a Phonebook Entry” in Chapter 5. 
						

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Accessing Text Messages
1
From standby, press  .
OR
From standby, press   (MENU), scroll to Messages
, press 
 (OK), and press   (OK) again to select Text Message
.
2Press   or   to scroll to your desired selection and press 
 (OK).
If you selected Inbox
, press   or   to scroll to the 
desired message, then   or   to scroll through the 
message, sender, and the time. After reading through a 
message, you can select your desired action. Go to Step 
4 on page 67.
If you selected Outbox
, press   or   to scroll to the 
desired message, then   or   to scroll through the 
message, destination, and the time. After reading through 
a message, you can select your desired action. Go to 
Step 4 on page 67.
If you selected Create
, go to the following section titled 
“Create a Text Message”.
If you selected Delete All
, press   or   to select delete 
all Inbox
 messages, or to select delete all Outbox
 
messages. Press   (OK). The display confirms your 
selection. Press   (YES) to delete all the Inbox
 or 
Outbox
 messages, or press   (NO) to return to the 
Delete
 All 
display.
You cannot delete Locked messages in Delete 
All
.
If a phone number is displayed after From:
 in 
an Inbox message, pressing   calls the 
displayed number. 
						

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Create a Text Message
You may type a text message (up to 160 characters 
including the E-mail address).
(Continued from step 2 under “Accessing Text 
Messages”.)
3Enter a message. You can press   or   to move 
within the message or to add a space. (See “Text Entry 
Operations”, Chapter 4, for more detail.)
4After entering the message, press   (OK).
5Press   or   to select an address source: a Phone 
No. 
or an E-mail Address
. Press   (OK).
You can also select a destination from the Phonebook 
(follow the display prompts) by pressing   ( ).
6Enter a destination. Press   (OK). Note that you can 
switch back and forth between the destination screen 
and the message screen by pressing   or  . 
If necessary, the message can be edited by pressing 
 (EDIT) and using   or  . (See “Text Entry 
Operations”, Chapter 4).
7Press  (OPTION).
8Press   or   to select Send
 (to send the message), 
Save Message 
(to store the message in the outbox 
before sending), or Abort
 (to delete the message).
The outbox holds up to 20 unsent messages. If the 
outbox is full, delete or send an outbox message to 
make more room in the outbox.
9After you scroll to your selection, press   (OK). 
						

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Voice Mail
Your voice mail phone number must be programmed into your 
phone before you can retrieve voice mail messages. If your 
voice mail phone number has not been programmed, contact 
your wireless service provider.
Listening to New Voice Mail
1
When a new voice mail message is received, an alert sounds 
and   appears on the top of the display.
The display indicates the number of new voice mail 
messages.
2Press   (LISTEN) to automatically dial your voice mail 
number.
OR
From the standby display, press and hold   until it calls 
your voice mailbox.
3Follow the recorded instructions for your voice mail.
4Press   to end your call and return to standby. 
						

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Resetting the Voice Mailbox Number
Do not reset your voice mailbox number if it is 
preprogrammed by your wireless service provider. 
Your voice mail will be inaccessible if an incorrect 
number is entered. Check with your wireless 
service provider for specific information.
1From standby, press   (MENU) to enter the Main Menu.
2Press   to scroll to Messages
. Press   (OK).
3Scroll to Voice Mail
 and press   (OK).
Your voice mailbox phone number is displayed.
4Press   (EDIT) and enter a new voice mailbox phone 
number.
You may also program Pause and Wait times. See 
“Programming Pauses or Waits” in Chapter 3.
5Press   (OK) to save the new phone number. 
						

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System Settings
Voice Privacy Mode
When this feature is on, your conversations and messages 
are encrypted with a special code that can be interpreted only 
by your wireless service provider. Voice privacy is available 
only if offered by your wireless service provider. Contact your 
wireless service provider for additional information.
1From standby, press   (MENU) to enter the Main Menu. 
2Press   to scroll to System Setting
 and press   (OK).
3Press   (OK) again to select Network
.
4Press   (OK) again to select Voice Privacy
.
The current setting is marked with an asterisk ( ).
5To change the setting, scroll to the other option and press 
 (OK).
The display confirms the new voice privacy setting.
If you selected On
, the encryption icon ( ) is displayed 
during calls.
6Press any key or wait 3 seconds to return to standby. 
						

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Selecting Your Phone Number (NAM)
Your phone can have up to two phone numbers (programmed 
by your wireless service provider). You can select either 
phone number to make a call.
1From standby, press   (MENU) to enter the Main Menu.
2Press   to scroll to System Setting
 and press   (OK).
3Press   to scroll to NAM Selection
 and press   (OK).
NAM1 is your current phone number setting.
4If you have a second phone number (NAM2), view it by 
pressing  or . 
5To select the other phone number (other than the one you 
are currently using), make sure the desired phone number 
(NAM) is displayed and press   (OK).
The display confirms the NAM setting.
6Press any key or wait 3 seconds to return to standby.
If you changed the NAM setting, a network search occurs.
If you would like to have a second phone number 
programmed for your phone, contact your 
wireless service provider. 
						

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Searching for Available Systems 
Your phone’s search default is set to Normal
, which means it 
automatically searches for available network systems, and 
then selects the appropriate one. It will default to this setting 
every time you turn on your phone, even when you have 
changed the search setting. To search for a particular 
network, select Manual
. Up to 16 network names may be 
displayed. When New Search
 is selected, your phone begins 
a new search for available systems and asks if you use the 
network.
1From standby, press   (MENU) to enter the Main Menu.
2Press   to scroll to System Setting
 and press   (OK).
3Press   to scroll to Search
 and press   (OK).
The three search settings are displayed.
4Scroll to your preferred search setting and press   (OK).
If you selected Normal
, press any key or wait 3 seconds 
to return to standby.
If you selected Manual
, press   to scroll to a network 
you use and press   (OK) to select it. Then, press any 
key or wait 3 seconds to return to standby.
If you selected New Search
, an available network name is 
displayed. Press   (YES) to select it or   (NO) to have 
the phone search for another available network. After you 
select a network, press any key or wait 3 seconds to 
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Service Priority
Your phone automatically searches for available networks 
when powered on. To change the Service Priority
 order, 
follow this procedure. If you are not sure which service you 
have, contact your wireless service provider.
1From standby, press   (MENU) to enter the Main 
Menu.
2Press   to scroll to System Setting
 and press   (OK).
3Press   to scroll to SVC Priority
 and press   (OK).
4Press   to scroll to Custom
 and press   (OK).
The default search order is Residential
 (1st), Private
 
(2nd), and Public
 (3rd). 
5Press   or   to change the SVC Priority
 order.
6When your preferred order is displayed, press   (OK).
The display confirms that the Service Priority
 was 
updated.
7Press any key or wait 3 seconds to return to standby. 
						

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