M1503 User Guide ______________________________________________________________________ Version 1.3
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5
User Interface
The M1503 employs a hierarchical user interface
(“UI”)
that includes both text and icons. The UI divides functionality into
pages
, each page accessible from a parent page, with the overall organization resembling a tree. General operation
involves navigation through a series of menu options or display text on each page using the
Up
and
Down
buttons. A
single push of the
Up
or
Down
button moves a
menu selector
up or down one item or scrolls the page up or down one line.
Holding the
Up
button moves to the top of the page, and holding the
Down
button moves to the bottom of the page. The
Select
button takes an action based on the selected menu item, either moving you to a new page, beginning a multiple-
choice selection process, or opening a pop-up window. The
Escape
button moves you “up” one p
age to the parent page,
exits the pop-up window, or ends the multiple-choice selection process.
5.1
Icons
Icon
Name
Meaning
RSSI
Display 0-4 bars indicating the control channel received signal strength
Dock
Indicates the pager is correctly inserted into a charging dock
Cable
Indicates the pager is correctly plugged into a charging cable
Battery Level
Displays 0-4 bars indicating the current capacity level of the battery.
Battery Charge
Indicates that the battery is currently charging
Phone Message
Indicates the presence of a new telephone message.
Campus /
Roaming
Indicates that the pager is in campus or roaming coverage.
Silent Mode
Indicates that the pager is in silent mode.
Normal Alert
Mode
Indicates that the pager is in normal alert mode.
Vibrate Mode
Indicates that the pager is in vibrate mode.
Stealth Mode
Indicates that the pager is in stealth mode.
Quiet Time
Indicates that the pager is set for quiet time.
Alarm
Indicates an alarm is set.
No Coverage
Indicates that the pager currently has no control channel.
1-way Coverage
Indicates that the pager has a control channel, but has not yet registered
with the system.
2-way Coverage
Indicates that the pager is registered with the system.
Message
Represents an unopened, opened, or locked message.
Priority Message
Represents an unopened, opened, or locked priority message.
Transmit
Message
Represents a queued, sending, sent, or locked transmit message.
Failed Message
Represents a message transmission that has failed.
