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Page 1: ...Redial 26 Answering Calls 27 Unanswered Call Indicator 28 Volume Controls 29 Super Speed Dial 30 Turbo Dial 30 Scratchpad Memory 30 Display Last Ten Numbers Dialed 31 Advanced Information 33 Main Menu Overview 33 Phone Book 37 Recall by Name 38 Recall by Memory Location 40 Store a Phone Number and Name 42 Pause Dialing Memory Linking 47 Calling Card Dialing 50 Edit a Memory Location 55 Display Own...

Page 2: ...pad Tones 79 Reminder Beeps optional 80 Lock Security Features 82 Theft Alarm 82 Automatic Electronic Lock 84 Manual Electronic Lock 85 Emergency Call 86 Secure Options Sub menu 88 View Lock Code 89 Change Lock Code 91 Service Level 92 Master Reset 95 Master Clear 97 Phone Options 100 Change Telephone Number 100 System Mode 102 Feature Review 105 Call Options Sub menu 106 PIN Code Activation 107 D...

Page 3: ...chine Options 133 Select Answering Machine and DTMF Callback Message 134 Set Number of Rings for Answering Machine 137 Answering Machine Speaker Control 139 Digital Message Sub menu 141 DTMF Callback Message 142 Accessory Options 146 Batteries 146 Desktop Chargers 148 Travel Charger 153 Miscellaneous Accessories 154 Reference 157 The Cellular System 157 Service Area 157 Weak Signal Alert 157 Roami...

Page 4: ... Dial nine one touch speed dial locations Pager like feature on select models Displayed and audible call timers Two system registration Remember these are just a few of the great features that your MICRO T A C ELITE provides to meet your business and personal needs In addition a number of accessory options are available to help you tailor your cellular system to your individual preferences These i...

Page 5: ... features have been grouped To help you become familiar with your telephone s features we suggest that you experiment with them as you progress through this manual However before you begin please read the following safety information before operating your new MICRO T A C ELITE cellular phone 5 MICRO T A C ELITE Introduction ...

Page 6: ...4 MHz and employs commonly used frequency modulation FM techniques When you use your phone the cellular system handling your call controls the power level at which your phone transmits The power level can range from 0 006 of a watt to 0 6 of a watt Exposure to Radio Frequency Energy In 1991 the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEE and in 1992 the American National Standards Insti...

Page 7: ...ently with the antenna fully extended Hold the phone as you would any other telephone While speaking directly into the mouthpiece position the antenna up and over your shoulder Do not hold the antenna when the phone is IN USE Holding the antenna affects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than needed Antenna Care and Replacement Do not use the phone with a damag...

Page 8: ...ou drive Some jurisdictions prohibit your using a cellular telephone while driving a vehicle Even if your jurisdiction does not have such a law we strongly suggest that for safety reasons the driver use extreme caution when operating the cellular telephone while the vehicle is in motion Always obey them Also when using the phone while driving please give full attention to driving use hands free op...

Page 9: ...o prevent possible interference with aircraft systems U S Federal Aviation Administration FAA regulations require you to have permission from a crew member to use your phone while the plane is on the ground To prevent interference with cellular systems FCC regulations prohibit using your phone while the plane is in the air Children Do not allow children to play with your phone It is not a toy Chil...

Page 10: ...mical transfer or storage facilities areas where the air contains chemicals or particles such as grain dust or metal powders and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine Do not transport or store flammable gas liquid or explosives in the compartment of your vehicle which contains your phone or accessories Vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas such as prop...

Page 11: ...our phone may vary Telephone Standard Battery Hands Free Earpiece and Microphone Cigarette Lighter Adaptor IU NS Rm MICRO T A C ELITE IntelliCharge E P Desktop Rapid Charger TM Package Content Options 11 MICRO T A C ELITE Introduction ...

Page 12: ...IU NS Rm MICRO T A C ELITE Phone Overview 12 Introduction ...

Page 13: ...wly if phone is roaming on a home type system and flashes quickly if phone is roaming on a non home type system e Alphanumeric Display Two Line Seven Character Displays phone number name memory location number help and other messages Some information will require viewing sequentially displayed messages f Battery Level Indicator Lights to indicate the amount of charge remaining in your battery The ...

Page 14: ...ces of successfully making and receiving calls Indicator will light momentarily any time a key is pressed or the flip opened h Menu Icons Your MICRO T A C ELITE Cellular Phone has an icon driven menu interface Six icons appear at the bottom of the display and can be highlighted to access sets of menu features ˆ Phone book features recall store and edit numbers in memory Call timer features Ringer ...

Page 15: ... display When in the Menu Features this key may be used to turn off features Í Places or answers calls Turns the phone on and off Ï Used to enter Menu Feature Selection Å Accesses memory or Menu Features Ends calls or exits features k Mouthpiece Flip Open to receive a call close to end a call l Volume Controls Controls volume level m Connector Port bottom back of phone Provides the connection for ...

Page 16: ...es chargers and other accessories with your phone Motorola desktop chargers for the MICRO T A C ELITE line of products are dual pocket chargers The charger s front pocket can charge a battery while attached to the phone or charge a battery on its own The charger s rear pocket will charge any size battery by itself See Accessory Options on page 146 for additional detailed information on the various...

Page 17: ...all into the grooves 2 Slide upward in the direction of the arrows on the back of the phone until it clicks into place Do NOT attempt to slide battery on from bottom of phone Standard Method 1 Turn your telephone off 2 Depress the latch button on the rear of the battery while sliding the battery pack downward until it stops 3 Lift the battery off Removing the Battery Attaching the Battery 17 MICRO...

Page 18: ...ing a call Simply remove the battery from the telephone put on the spare battery and press This will return you to your telephone call The phone will not go through the normal start up self tests described on page 19 You will have only three seconds to complete this action before your telephone call is terminated It is a good idea to practice this procedure a few times before using it on an actual...

Page 19: ...on page 84 and Manual Electronic Lock on page 85 for more information Start Up Self Tests Each time the telephone is turned on it performs a series of self tests sounds a tone and vibrates if the phone has the VibraCall feature and it is selected and lights all display positions status indicators and menu icons to check their operation The keypad signal strength indicator and battery level indicat...

Page 20: ...ditionally you may lock your phone to prevent unauthorized use For more information on these features see Display Own Phone Number on page 60 Change Telephone Number on page 100 Automatic Electronic Lock on page 84 and Manual Electronic Lock on page 85 If your phone is programmed for two cellular systems one of these messages will display upon power up These are reminders as to which system and ph...

Page 21: ... your location within a coverage area buildings tunnels parking garages and other obstructions and atmospheric conditions The higher the level displayed the stronger the signal being received by your phone To best utilize the SSI you should familiarize yourself with the relative signal strength levels and their associated call placement and call in progress qualities If no Signal Strength LEDs are...

Page 22: ...al strength received The Battery Level Indicator BLI represents the current strength of the battery being used You can use this to estimate the amount of battery capacity remaining The BLI is displayed as a three level bar graph following the battery symbol in the lower left of the display To view after display blanks press any key or open the flip Variables such as temperature battery age and cha...

Page 23: ...smart charge in which the E P battery talks to the E P charger to help achieve both optimal charge capacity and life number of charge discharge cycles for your battery The internal charger will also charge non E P batteries Simply plug either the AC power supply or the Ultra Saver II cigarette lighter adapter into the receptacle on the bottom of your phone In some vehicles the ignition must be on ...

Page 24: ...ns on page 146 for additional information Approximate Charge Times Operating the phone extends the time required to recharge the battery The actual time required to charge a battery is a function of the battery s depth of discharge number of charge discharge cycles temperature etc Battery Standard Standard XT TalkPAK TalkPAK XT Standard Standard XT TalkPAK TalkPAK XT Standard Standard XT TalkPAK T...

Page 25: ... Ç To clear the entire entry press and hold Ç until the entire entry is erased Phone numbers up to 32 digits long may be dialed but only the last 14 digits will display Overflow digits can be reviewed by pressing The phone will take you back to the beginning of the phone number then flash digits until the end of the number is reached 2 Press Í The display will show 1 Press OR Ending a Telephone Ca...

Page 26: ...e number or press and try the call again Cellular System Could Not Complete the Call You may have tried to place a call before the signal strength indicators were visible to let you know that your phone was fully operational your phone may be blocked or you may be in an area where service is not available Press Í to automatically redial the number or press and try the call again The Called Party s...

Page 27: ...e phone to your ear and begin conversation If your phone has the VibraCall feature and you have it selected the phone will vibrate when the connection is made There is no need to press Í after the ring or vibration simply listen for the called party to answer 2 If the call is still unsuccessful reactivate by pressing Í again To Cancel Automatic Redial 1 Press Automatic redial will also cancel when...

Page 28: ...er two ring cycles See Automatic Answer on page 115 for more information While your phone is on incoming calls not answered will result in Call XX being displayed where XX is the number of calls not answered The message will be displayed any time a key is pressed or the flip is opened until the message is erased The message must be erased before making or receiving a call The display will show Cal...

Page 29: ...er the ringer volume level The standard ringer will sound at the current volume as you change levels Volume Meter The volume meter represents the current volume setting and will display whenever you adjust the earpiece or ringer volume The volume level is displayed as a bar graph following the letter V at the left side of the display The V alone represents the lowest volume setting with each addit...

Page 30: ...ed simply by pushing and holding the selected key for approximately one second There is no need to push Í When the Emergency Call feature is enabled see Emergency Call on page 86 for more information and a number is stored in memory location 01 a call can be placed from that location even if the phone is locked Your MICRO T A C ELITE phone comes equipped with an automatic memory feature that allow...

Page 31: ... Name feature of the Phone Book sub menu see Store a Phone Number and Name on page 42 for more information This Scratchpad will retain the last telephone number present in the display Note that you can turn off the tones heard in the Scratchpad with the Scratchpad Tones On Off feature in the Tone Controls menu see Scratchpad Tones on page 79 for more information Use of this feature will allow you ...

Page 32: ... to refer to or redial any of the last ten phone numbers to which calls were placed The numbers are stored in the order placed and always represent the ten most recent calls Successive calls to the same number are stored only once and all are retained when the unit is shut off 32 Basic Operation ...

Page 33: ... time to become familiar with each of the Menu Headings and their associated features their grouping will allow you to quickly learn how to access features and further simplify their use ˆ Phone Book Recall Stored Number by Name Recall Stored Number by Location Store Number into Memory Edit Memory Information Display Own Phone Number Number Preference Call Timers Display Individual Call Timer Rese...

Page 34: ...estrictions Master Reset Master Clear Phone Options Change Number System Mode Feature Review Call Options PIN Activation Delayed Call Placement Call Receive Auto Hands Free Multiple Key Answer Auto Answer Battery Options Voice Operated Transmission VOX Extended talk System Options Display System Identification SID Message Reception on select models Answering Machine Play New Message s Play All Mes...

Page 35: ...u Headings and make selections as detailed below To Select Menu Headings 2 Press or to move forward or backward through the menu headings The current icon will blink and the display will provide the name of that menu heading as you move through the available categories 3 When the desired menu heading is indicated in the display press Ø This will allow you to access menu features grouped under that...

Page 36: ...Ç to deactivate the feature Some features may prompt you for more information such as your six digit security code To Exit Feature Selection and Return to the Main Menu To return to the Main Menu Headings to make a different feature selection 1 Press or to move forward or backward through the menu features until To Main Menu is displayed 2 Press Ø to return to the Main Menu and the Menu Headings T...

Page 37: ...d numbers in their own memory locations Once you have entered this information it will be very easy for you to look up telephone numbers by the desired name and immediately make calls Features are arranged by their expected frequency of use As a consequence features which allow you to access your Phone Book are placed before the lesser used features which allow you to enter and edit information in...

Page 38: ...ntry OR Press the first letter of the name you wish to recall from memory and then scroll See page 45 for more information on alpha entry Press if you wish to see the associated telephone number and memory location Menu Access 1 Press Ï Å The display will show 2 Press Ø The display will show 3 Press Ø The display will show Enter 1st Ltr Rcl By Name Phone Book Recall by Name 38 Advanced Information...

Page 39: ... alphabetical memory name entry Press or to scroll to the desired memory location To Make a Call Once a Telephone Number Has Been Located 6a Press Í to call the phone number associated with the displayed name Press to end the call To Recall the Telephone Number and Memory Location 6b Press to display the additional information stored in the memory location Recall by name will allow you to scroll t...

Page 40: ...n finished if you wish to resume scrolling by names Pressing while scrolling will cancel scrolling but not end the call Direct Access 1 Press and the two digit memory location to be recalled Menu Access 1 Press Ï Å The display will show 2 Press Ø 3 Press to scroll to the Recall by Memory Location feature The display will show 4 Press Ø The display will show Locatn Rcl By Locatn Phone Book Recall b...

Page 41: ... location being displayed Press to end the call To Recall Additional Information 6b Press to display the additional information stored in the memory location During a phone call you must press and another location number or Å to resume scrolling by memory location otherwise pressing will end the call This feature will allow you to scroll through your Phone Book numerically by memory location to re...

Page 42: ...n in your phone book The display will show 3 Enter the name using the letters shown on the numeric keys For more information on entering letters see Details on Entering Names on page 45 4 Press Ø Menu Access 1 Press Ï Å The display will show 2 Press Ø Phone Book Alpha or STO Locatn __ Store a Phone Number and Name 42 Advanced Information ˆ Phone Book ...

Page 43: ...ions at this point For this advanced functionality see Pause Dialing Memory Linking on page 47 for more information 6 Press Ø The phone will display 7 Enter the desired two digit memory location If you prefer you can press This will place the information in the first available location of your phone book OR Locatn Enter Number Store Number 43 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Book ˆ ...

Page 44: ... letters shown on the numeric keys For further instructions on entering letters see Details on Entering Names on page 45 9 Press Ø once you are finished entering the name The phone will confirm storage by displaying and then displaying the phone number and name stored The phone will then return to step 4 on page 43 for the next entry NOTE If XX Full appears in the display you already have Stored A...

Page 45: ...ook will direct you through the steps necessary to enter the telephone number location and name for future reference Details on Entering Names When the display shows Alpha or STO you can enter letters and numbers using your numeric keypad For example A is at the first press of B is at the second press of and C is at the third press of To move to the next letter in a name or to add a space press To...

Page 46: ...display and the name number in that memory location where XX is the location number selected The display will then show the number and alternate between the previously stored name and where XXXXXXX is the currently stored phone number If you wish to save to that location thereby overwriting and erasing the old information press Ø XXXXXXX Change XX Full Key Of Presses 4 3 2 1 B E H K N Q U X C F I ...

Page 47: ...ing simple telephone numbers in your Phone Book as indicated above you may also use pauses to link memory locations to allow your cellular phone to call a number and then wait for appropriate requests before transmitting DTMF tone information This functionality can be especially useful for accessing Voice Mail systems banking via phone accessing credit card information etc By including pauses betw...

Page 48: ...t a pause 8 Enter the next group of numbers If this is an account number or access code such as your PIN number the system may also require a or to confirm that data entry is complete If required also enter these key sequences here 9 Repeat steps 6 through 8 for as many groups of numbers as you wish up to a maximum of 32 digits including pauses Insert Pause o Enter Number Store Number 48 Advanced ...

Page 49: ... Your PIN number is 3566 Your bank also requires pressing after every entry 1 Enter the phone number of the bank fi fi fi or recall it from location 05 fi 2 Create a pause Ï Í 3 Press Ø 4 Enter your account number and the required sign fi fl 5 Create another pause Ï Í 6 Press Ø 7 Enter your PIN number and the required sign fi fl fl 8 To store the linked sequence in your Phone Book press Ø and cont...

Page 50: ...now provides you with the requested information NOTE Do not add your PIN code to the linked sequence The phone will automatically insert the PIN code when placing a linked call Follow the instructions on page 107 To Enter Your Calling Card Number into Memory 1 Enter your calling card access phone number typically this is a 1 800 phone number or a 0 If a 0 skip to step 5 2 Press Ï Í The display wil...

Page 51: ...be inserted into the sequence when you make a call 7 Press Ø to store the N character 8 Press Ï Í Ø to insert another pause as in steps 2 and 3 above o will display where the pause is inserted 9 Enter your calling card PIN number 10 Press Ø The phone will display 11 Enter the desired two digit memory location for the entire sequence Locatn Insert Num N Insert Pause o 51 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced ...

Page 52: ...nfirm storage by displaying and then displaying the number sequence and name stored If XX Full appears in the display you already have information in this memory location See Memory Protect on page 46 for more information 14 Press to exit the menu To Make a Call Using Your Stored Calling Card Information 1 Recall and send the calling card information location The display will Stored At XX Enter Na...

Page 53: ...hone number that you wish to call including the area code To do this you may either a Enter the number manually and press Í b Enter the two digit memory location to retrieve the desired number and press Í If you would first like to display the stored number press before pressing Í c Recall the number from memory and press Í See Recall by Memory Location on page 40 or Recall by Name on page 38 for ...

Page 54: ...rd number can conveniently be sent to a phone number stored in any memory location or you can dial the phone number through the keypad The only requirement is that the number you wish to call must include the area code For your protection you may want to put this information in locations 1 10 and enable Service Level Restriction 8 to hide access to this information This will allow you to access th...

Page 55: ... 1 Press Ï Å The display will show 2 Press Ø 3 Press to scroll to the edit feature The display will show 4 Press Ø to select this feature In order to edit currently existing information you will need to recall the phone number that you wish to edit from memory The display requesting its location will show By Locatn Edit Phone Book Edit a Memory Location 55 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Ph...

Page 56: ...ated name Press Ø and continue with step 6b 6a The display will show Enter the memory location you wish to edit If no information is stored in the chosen memory location the phone will display the location number with no associated entry Press or to scroll to the desired location Continue with step 8 6b The display will show Enter 1st Ltr Locatn By Name 56 Advanced Information ˆ Phone Book ...

Page 57: ...phabetical memory name entry Press or to scroll to the desired name When scrolling by name any stored numbers which have no accompanying stored name cannot be accessed Press Ø to display the phone number associated with the name and continue with step 7 7 Press Ø when the desired location is displayed to confirm that this is the phone book number that you wish to edit The associated name will be d...

Page 58: ...rrently selected location If you wish to change the location of the entry press Ç to back through each of the two digits and enter the desired location If you wish to keep the information in the current location or if you intend to erase the entire location simply press Ø to continue Note that if you change the location the old information in the original location will be unchanged If you wish to ...

Page 59: ... the phone book location or if you have changed to another phone book location which already has information the phone will inform you that this location is already full display the previous information and ask if you wish to overwrite the current information onto this location If you intend to erase an existing entry you will still get this prompt to overwrite the old entry with no information 11...

Page 60: ...l show 2 Press Ø 3 Press to scroll to display own phone number feature The display will show 4 Press Ø The active phone number of your phone will display After six seconds the display will revert to that shown in step 3 5 Press to exit the menu This feature will allow you to display your cellular phone s currently active phone number If you have My Number Phone Book Display Own Phone Number 60 Adv...

Page 61: ...ff the display will show 4 Press Ø to turn the feature on or Ç to turn the feature off 5 Press to exit the menu This feature will allow you to select whether the phone number or name is first displayed when entries are directly recalled from your Phone Book With Number Preference on the phone number is displayed first and you must press to then see the associated name With Number Preference off th...

Page 62: ...displayed first and you must press to see the associated number EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 3 above 62 Advanced Information ˆ Phone Book ...

Page 63: ... flash on the display 3 Press Ø You can now scroll through the menu features within Call Timers 4 Press or to scroll 5 Press Ø to select the desired feature Direct Access 1 Press Menu Access 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press and scroll to the Call Timer Features sub menu The Display Individual Call Timer Timers 63 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information ...

Page 64: ...to have this timer always appear during a phone call by accessing the Automatic Display of Individual Call Timer feature See Automatic Display of Individual Call Timer on page 67 for more information EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å fi Feature will automatically display the individual call time Direct Access 1 Press Menu Access 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press and scroll to the Call Timer Fe...

Page 65: ...r feature See Reset Timer on page 66 for more information EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å fl Feature will automatically display as in step 4 above Direct Access 1 Press Menu Access 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press and scroll to the Call Timer Features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Cumulative Timer feature The Timers Cumulative Timer Resetbl XXXXX 65 MICRO...

Page 66: ...NCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 4 above 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press and scroll to the Call Timer Features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Reset Timer feature The display will show 5 Press Ø After a moment the phone will confirm that the timer Reset Timer Timers To Reset Timer Cumul XXXXX 66 Advanced Information Ca...

Page 67: ...ed or press Ï Ç In this case the feature will NOT be displayed but will automatically reset the timer 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press and scroll to the Call Timer Features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Automatic Display of Individual Call Timer feature The display will show Indiv TimrOff Timers Automatic Display of Individual Call Timer Resetbl 00000 67 MI...

Page 68: ...conds during and after each call EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 4 above 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press and scroll to the Call Timer Features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the One Minute Audible Timer feature The display will show or if the feature is turned on the One Min TimrOff Timers One Minute Audible Timer...

Page 69: ...he party on the other end of the telephone call EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 4 above NOTE The One Minute Audible Timer feature is available on select models 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press and scroll to the Call Timer Features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø Timers Programmable Repeating Audible Timer optional One Min Timr On 69 MIC...

Page 70: ...Repeating Audible Timer on the display will show 6 Enter the number of seconds you desire between audible timer repeat beeps The display will show 7 Press Ø The phone will confirm entry by displaying where XXX is the entered number of seconds between beeps 8 Press to exit the menu Set At XXXSecs Beep At Secs Enter Seconds Repeat Timr On Repeat TimrOff 70 Advanced Information Call Timers ...

Page 71: ... USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 4 on page 70 NOTE The Programmable Audible Timer feature is available on select models 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press and scroll to the Call Timer Features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to this feature The display will show or if the feature is turned on the display will show Single Timr On Sin...

Page 72: ...it the menu This feature provides an audible beep once at a user selectable time from 11 999 seconds during a telephone call Similar to the One Minute Audible Timer this beep will be heard 10 seconds before the time programmed This audible beep is not heard by the party on the other end of the telephone call EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 4 on page ...

Page 73: ...ntrol 4 Press or to scroll 5 Press Ø to select the desired feature Your MICRO T A C ELITE allows you to control the tones of your phone from choosing one of nine different ringer styles and VibraCall on select models to silencing the keypad completely Tone Controls may be accessed in the following menu To adjust volume see Volume Controls on page 29 for more information Tone Control 73 MICRO T A C...

Page 74: ...s Ø to select The currently active Ring or VibraCall setting will be displayed 5 Press or to scroll through the other settings Ringer or Vibrator selection settings are The phone alerts you of an incoming call using VibraCall the vibration alert for three cycles and then flashing Call in the display Vibrate Only Ring Or Vib Sel Tone Control Ringer or Vibrator Selection 74 Advanced Information Tone...

Page 75: ... The ring tone is muted and the vibrator is off Exits you from this feature and returns you to the top level of the menu 6 Press Ø to select the desired setting 7 Press to exit the menu The MICRO T A C ELITE s VibraCall option is Motorola s exclusive silent vibration alert mode When activated the phone will noticeably vibrate to alert you of an incoming call Pressing either volume key will To Main...

Page 76: ...es then ring or via silent visual alert The VibraCall option is on select models only NOTE The letters VIB are printed in blue on as a reminder if your phone is so equipped EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å or Ï Å to automatically take you to the beginning of the feature as displayed in step 3 on page 74 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Tone Control sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 ...

Page 77: ... selected ringer style 7 Press Ø to select the desired ringer style The display will show where X is the number of the ringer style selected 8 Press to exit the menu This feature allows you to access one of nine different ringer styles When this feature is selected the phone will provide a brief sample of that ringer style or vibrate accordingly if a vibrate mode is selected Ringer X Set Select 1 ...

Page 78: ...o turn the feature off 6 Press to exit the menu The Keypad Tones are the tones that you hear when you press any key on the phone and may be turned off using this feature These tones are not transmitted across the line to the party at the other end of the connection although they may be heard if you are also using the optional Hands Free vehicular accessories Keypad ToneOff Keypad Tone On Tone Cont...

Page 79: ...ure will automatically display the current status as in step 4 on page 78 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Tone Control sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Scratchpad Tones feature The display will show or if the Scratchpad Tones are off the display will show 5 Press Ø to turn the feature on or Ç to turn the feature off Scrpad ToneOff Scrpad Tone On Tone Control ...

Page 80: ...things as voice mail pagers telephone banking etc These tones are heard by any party on the other end of the connection even if you are using the Scratchpad Memory See Scratchpad Memory on page 30 and above for more information With the Scratchpad Tones off and the Keypad Tones on you will hear the tones but the called party will not See Keypad Tones on page 78 for more information EXPERIENCED USE...

Page 81: ... have received a short message It will beep every two minutes until the new messages are read Your cellular carrier may offer enhanced features such as short messaging Ask your cellular service provider if this is supported in your system If short messaging is not supported in your system reminder beep selection will have no effect NOTE The Reminder Beeps feature is available on select models Remi...

Page 82: ...nformation you have stored in it 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Lock Secure sub menu The display will show will flash on the display 3 Press Ø You can now scroll through the menu features within Lock Security 4 Press or to scroll 5 Press Ø to select the desired feature 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Lock Secure sub menu The display Theft Alarm Lock Secure 82 Advanced Information ...

Page 83: ...o turn the feature off When turning the Theft Alarm on the display will show 6 Press to view the previously stored number if any If that number is the number you wish to have called proceed to step 7 OR If you wish to enter a different phone number press Ç The Enter Number Theft Alrm On Theft AlrmOff Lock Secure 83 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Lock Security Features ...

Page 84: ...authorized person turns on the phone and does not enter the unlock code within 30 seconds an alert call will be made to a pre selected user programmed number The alert call will send a high pitched alarm tone notifying the person that answers the call of the unauthorized use The Theft Alarm is reset before each use EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display the current st...

Page 85: ...o turn the feature off 6 Press to exit the menu This feature will automatically lock the cellular phone each time the phone is turned off EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å fi Feature will automatically display the current status as in step 4 above To Lock Your Phone 1 Press Ï fi hold fi for at least two seconds Manual Electronic Lock Auto Lock On Auto LockOff Lock Secure 85 MICRO T A C ELITE Advan...

Page 86: ...The phone will remain on after the phone has been locked To Unlock Your Phone 1 Enter your three digit unlock code 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Lock Secure sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Emergency Call feature The display will show Lock Secure Emergency Call Locked Lock 86 Advanced Information Lock Security Features ...

Page 87: ...e displayed We recommend that if you desire to use this feature that personal numbers be accessed only through and memory location 01 be reserved for either a local emergency number a special cellular emergency number or the phone number of a close friend or relative that you would like to contact in case of emergency Please be advised that 1 Not all cellular systems will allow access to conventio...

Page 88: ...formation EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display the current status as in step 4 on page 86 To Enter the Secure Options 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press to scroll to the Lock Secure features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø to select the Lock Secure features 4 Press to scroll to the Secure Options The display will show 5 Press Ø to select The display will...

Page 89: ...enu features within Secure Options after entering the proper security code Your telephone offers several forms of security against unauthorized use These require either your three digit lock code or the six digit security code The factory programmed lock code is 123 and the factory programmed security code is 000000 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press to scroll to the Lock Secure features sub me...

Page 90: ...six digit security code The display will show 7 Press Ø The display will show where XXX is the lock code currently active in your phone After six seconds the display will revert to that shown in step 6 This allows you to view the three digit lock code currently active in your phone LocCode XXX View LocCode Code Secure Options Lock Secure 90 Advanced Information Lock Security Features ...

Page 91: ... Secure features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø to select the Lock Secure features 4 Press to scroll to the Secure Options The display will show 5 Press Ø to select The display will show 6 Enter your six digit security code 7 Press or to scroll to the Change Unlock Code feature The Code Secure Options Lock Secure Change Lock Code 91 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Lock Security Fe...

Page 92: ...allows you to change the three digit lock code EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å fi This will automatically display the Secure Options sub menu as in step 4 under Lock Secure sub menu on page 91 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press to scroll to the Lock Secure features sub menu The display will show Lock Secure Service Level Changed To XXX Enter Code Change LocCode 92 Advanced Information Lock Se...

Page 93: ...rity code 7 Press or to scroll to the Service Level feature The display will show where X is the service level presently set 8 Press Ø 9 Press or to scroll through the service levels The display will show the number of the selected service level and provide a brief description Service Level X Code Secure Options 93 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Lock Security Features ...

Page 94: ... memory locations No keypad dialing no memory edit or storage No turbo or emergency dial Keypad dialing only No memory dialing edit or storage No access to alphabetic memory No turbo or emergency dial No restrictions standard setting Seven digit local dialing only DTMF tones will not be transmitted at this level to prevent Calling Card calls Full keypad and memory dialing No edit or storage to mem...

Page 95: ...ay will show to confirm the allowed range This allows you to change the service level Service levels are set to restrict call placement such as when lending the unit to another person EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å fi This will automatically display the Secure Options sub menu as in step 4 under Lock Secure sub menu on page 93 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press to scroll to the Lock Secure f...

Page 96: ...er your six digit security code 7 Press or to scroll to the Master Reset feature The display will show 8 Press to exit the menu if you do not wish to activate the Master Reset Press Ø if you still wish to reset all user selectable settings back to the factory settings The display will Master Reset Code Secure Options Lock Secure 96 Advanced Information Lock Security Features ...

Page 97: ...will automatically display the Secure Options sub menu as in step 4 under Lock Secure sub menu on page 96 1 Press Ï Å to enter the menu 2 Press to scroll to the Lock Secure features sub menu The display will show 3 Press Ø to select the Lock Secure features 4 Press to scroll to the Secure Options The display will show Secure Options Lock Secure Master Clear Std Setting 97 MICRO T A C ELITE Advance...

Page 98: ...Ø if you still wish to activate the Master Clear feature The display will show while the phone is a resetting all menu settings back to their factory shipment settings b clearing resettable timer c and clearing all memory locations 9 Press to exit the menu This allows you to reset all of the user selectable options back to the standard factory settings clear Busy Master Clear Code 98 Advanced Info...

Page 99: ... once begun this feature cannot be canceled or reversed EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å fi This will automatically display the Secure Options sub menu as in step 4 under Lock Secure sub menu on page 97 99 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Lock Security Features ...

Page 100: ...ess Ø You can now scroll through the menu features within Phone Options 4 Press or to scroll 5 Press Ø to select the desired feature Direct Access 1 Press Ø to switch to your other phone number Menu Access 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show Phone Options Change Telephone Number Phone Options 100 Advanced Information ...

Page 101: ...e arrangements with your cellular system operator to have multiple phone numbers Both numbers are designated as your home system but only one number can be active at any given time Calls are placed and received by the active number only If you have two phone numbers programmed into your phone each time the phone is turned on it will display a message indicating which home type system is currently ...

Page 102: ... press The message shows the system type and phone number applied as follows Direct Access 1 Press and the phone will display the currently selected setting 2 Press or to scroll through the System Mode options 3 Press Ø to select the desired System Mode preference System Mode System Type and Phone Number Display Non wireline with phone number 1 Non wireline with phone number 2 Wireline with phone ...

Page 103: ... display will confirm that the desired preference is selected 8 Press to exit the menu This feature allows you to select the cellular system type over which you wish the phone to operate and gives you the ability to restrict your phone from operating over specifically identified systems These selections can be very useful in attempting to limit the amount of roaming that your phone allows and ther...

Page 104: ...home system is wireline type B Fast flashing Rm call on A system Slow flashing Rm call on home type system Slow flashing IU call in progress Home Only Mode Phone will not operate outside its home system Scan A Mode Phone will operate only within non wireline A systems Scan B Mode Phone will operate only within wireline B systems Preferred System ID Mode Pref d SIDs Phone operates only within speci...

Page 105: ... Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Feature Review The display will show 5 Press Ø to select the Feature Review 6 If all of the features are set to their standard factory settings the display will show OR Press to scroll through a display of every non standard setting Std Setting Feature Review Phone Options Feature Review 105 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 106: ...ch are at the default standard factory settings will not be displayed EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 4 on page 105 or press Ï to begin Feature Review as in step 6 on page 105 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Call Options sub menu The display will show Call Options Phone...

Page 107: ...ne 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Call Options sub menu The display will show 5 Press Ø The display will show or if the feature is on the display will show PIN Active PIN Inactiv Call Options Phone Options PIN Code Activation 107 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 108: ...e a personal identification number PIN when placing outbound calls This code assures the cellular system that the person placing the call is an authorized user Ask your cellular service provider if this is required in your system Only select this feature if your cellular service provider requires it This feature will allow you to automatically send your PIN code with all outbound calls If Invalid ...

Page 109: ...y will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Call Options sub menu The display will show 5 Press Ø 6 Press and scroll to the Delayed Call Placement feature The display will show or if the feature is off the display will show Delay CallOff Delay Call On Call Options Phone Options Delayed Call Placement optional 109 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 110: ...have called skip to step 8 OR If you wish to enter a different phone number press Ç The display will again show Enter the number you wish to have called 8 Press Ø once the desired number is entered WARNING The phone number entered is stored in memory location 99 and replaces any previous entry stored there The display will show Delay Min Enter Number Enter Number 110 Advanced Information Phone Opt...

Page 111: ...s Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 6 on page 109 NOTE The Delayed Call Placement feature is available on select models 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Call Options sub menu The display will show 5 Press Ø Call Options Phone Options Call Receive optional Delay Set 111 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced ...

Page 112: ...hen Call Receive is off incoming calls are indicated by several short bursts of a tone and the Call XX message where XX is the number of calls received but not answered EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 6 above NOTE The Call Receive feature is available on select models 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show Phon...

Page 113: ...d on the display will show 7 Press Ø to turn the feature on or Ç to turn the feature off 8 Press to exit the menu This feature is used with vehicular accessories and boosters EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å Feature will automatically display as in step 6 above 1 Press Ï Å Multiple Key Answer Auto HF On Auto HF Off Call Options 113 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 114: ...ultiple Key Answer feature The display will show or if the feature is on the display will show 7 Press Ø to turn the feature on or Ç to turn the feature off 8 Press to exit the menu This feature allows you to answer a call after one complete ring cycle by pressing any key in the upper MultKey Ansr On MultKey AnsrOff Call Options Phone Options 114 Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 115: ...ep 6 on page 114 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Call Options sub menu The display will show 5 Press Ø 6 Press to scroll to the Automatic Answer feature The display will show or if the feature is turned on the Auto AnsrOff Call Options Phone Options Automatic Answer 115 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Op...

Page 116: ... Vibrator Selection simultaneously since incoming calls will only be announced by Call in the display NOTE The answering machine optional feature must be turned off to use the Automatic Answer feature EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å fl Feature will automatically display as in step 6 on page 115 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show 3 Press Ø Phone Options...

Page 117: ...l to the Phone Options menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Battery Options sub menu The display will show 5 Press Ø 6 The display will show or if the feature is turned on the Vox Off Battery Options Phone Options Voice Operated Transmission VOX optional Battery Options 117 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 118: ...ed Ask your Cellular System Provider if VOX operation is supported in your area If VOX is not supported in your system VOX selection will have no effect EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å This will automatically display the current setting as in step 6 on page 117 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the Battery Options sub me...

Page 119: ...8 Press to exit the menu This feature allows the phone to automatically reduce transmitter power output when appropriate to conserve battery life while the phone is in a call 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Phone Options menu The display will show Phone Options System Options Sub menu Extend Talk Off Extend Talk On Battery Options 119 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 120: ... to the Phone Options menu The display will show 3 Press Ø 4 Press to scroll to the System Options sub menu The display will show 5 Press Ø to access the System Options sub menu 6 Press Ø to access the Display System Identification feature The System Options Phone Options Display System Identification SID System Options 120 Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 121: ...ress to exit the menu The System ID number is a system specific identifier that informs the user which cellular system the telephone is operating on at a given instance EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Å This will automatically display the feature as in step 6 on page 120 Display SID 121 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Phone Options ...

Page 122: ...he desired feature The MICRO T A C ELITE offers an Answering Machine and DTMF Callback Message feature on select models identified by Á on the phone instead of Ø This menu will allow you to access any received messages as well as all settings for these features Whenever you have any messages which have not yet been reviewed will flash will stop flashing when messages have been reviewed 1 Press Ï Å...

Page 123: ...options are available in this menu In order to conserve your recording time callers must begin speaking within two seconds of the prompt tone If the Answering Machine responds to a call you may still press Í or open the flip to answer the incoming call and override the Answering Machine When the Answering Machine is full it will cease answering incoming calls if it is currently on If only the DTMF...

Page 124: ...age 84 and Theft Alarm on page 82 for more information 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Message menu The display will show 3 Press Á 4 Press to scroll to the Answering Machine sub menu The display will show 5 Press Á The display will show 6 Press Á to play new messages from oldest to most recent If there are any messages recorded the display will show Play New Answer Machine Message Play New ...

Page 125: ...the number of messages which have not yet been heard and YY is the total number of messages When the answering machine is full you will be unable to receive any additional messages until you clear the current messages 7 Press to scroll to the first new message As each message plays the display will show the order for each message XX New YY Tot Ans Mac Full No New Msgs XX New YY Tot 125 MICRO T A C...

Page 126: ...and older messages press Ç Additionally you may clear all of your messages by pressing and holding Ç at any time during playback The display will show 9 Press to exit the menu This feature allows the user to play any new messages which have been received By default messages will play from oldest first received to newest most recently received although you may press at any time to move to the next ...

Page 127: ...sages as well as all saved messages Direct Access 1 Press Ï Á Menu Access 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Message menu The display will show 3 Press Á 4 Press to scroll to the Answering Machine sub menu The display will show 5 Press Á 6 Press to scroll to the Play All Messages feature The display will show Play All Answer Machine Message Play All Messages 127 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Infor...

Page 128: ... there are no messages the display will show If the Answering Machine is full the display will show followed by where XX is the number of messages which have not yet been heard and YY is the total number of messages Once the answering machine is full you will be unable to receive any additional messages until you clear the current messages XX New YY Tot Ans Mac Full No Msgs XX New YY Tot 128 Advan...

Page 129: ...inue automatically Once you have heard all of your new messages the display will show 9 By default your phone will save all messages received If you wish to erase all of your messages both new and older messages press Ç Additionally you may clear all of your messages by pressing and holding Ç at any time during playback The display will show 10 Press to exit the menu Msgs Erased CLR To Erase 129 M...

Page 130: ...vious messages If you press after the first second of playback you immediately rewind to the beginning of the current message EXPERIENCED USER Access Press Ï Á This will automatically begin playback of received messages 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Message menu The display will show 3 Press Á 4 Press to scroll to the Answering Machine sub menu The display will show 5 Press Á 6 Press to sc...

Page 131: ...he user to play the current outgoing greeting announcement that callers will hear when the answering machine responds to a call 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Message menu The display will show 3 Press Á 4 Press to scroll to the Answering Machine sub menu The Message Record Greeting Announcement No Announc Playing Announc Play Announc 131 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Message ...

Page 132: ...nto the phone as you would in a normal conversation During recording the display will show 8 Press Á or when finished The phone will replay your announcement for your confirmation While playing the display will show 9 Press or when finished or if you wish to re record your Playing Announc Rcrding Announc Record Announc Answer Machine 132 Advanced Information Message ...

Page 133: ...uncement for DTMF Callback Message should instruct the caller to press before entering the digits of their phone number When a new announcement is recorded any previously received messages will be erased If no announcement is currently recorded the cellular phone s Answering Machine will not respond to any calls 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Message menu The display will show 3 Press Á 4 P...

Page 134: ...and DTMF Callback Message features the number of rings before the phone answers and whether or not the answering machine is audible Additional information on each of these options is listed with the respective feature 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Message menu The display will show 3 Press Á Message Select Answering Machine and DTMF Callback Message Ans Mac Options Answer Machine 134 Advan...

Page 135: ...y will show 8 Press Á to activate the Answering Machine and or DTMF Callback Message selection 9 Press or to scroll to the desired setting Answering Machine and or DTMF Callback Message selection settings are Both the Answering Machine and DTMF Callback Message features Ans On DTMF On Sel Ans Or DTMF Ans Mac Options Answer Machine 135 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Message ...

Page 136: ... Message feature will not function Only the DTMF Callback Message feature will be active Your telephone will be able to receive numeric messages even if the Answering Machine is full The internal Answering Machine will not function although the Recorded Greeting Announcement will play Neither the Answering Machine nor DTMF Callback Message features will be activated This will not affect Ans Off DT...

Page 137: ...sage in any desired combination By default the standard setting for this feature is to have the Answering Machine activated and the DTMF Callback Message inactive See DTMF Callback Message on page 142 for more information 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Message menu The display will show 3 Press Á 4 Press to scroll to the Answering Machine sub menu The Message Set Number of Rings for Answeri...

Page 138: ...o the Set the Number of Rings feature The display will show 9 Press Á The display will show 10 Enter the desired number of rings from 1 9 before the Answering Machine responds to the call The display will confirm this entry by displaying Rings X Enter Rings Ans On 3 Rings Ans Mac Options Answer Machine 138 Advanced Information Message ...

Page 139: ... rings Be certain that you set the number of rings for your answering machine to be less than the number of rings used by your cellular service provider Also if you have a call forwarding feature from your carrier be sure to set the number of rings accordingly When purchased your cellular phone s Answering Machine will be set to answer incoming calls after the third ring If the number of rings is ...

Page 140: ...The display will show 5 Press Á 6 Press to scroll to Answering Machine Option selection The display will show 7 Press Á 8 Press to scroll to the Answering Machine Speaker feature The display will show or if the feature is turned off the Audible Ans Mac Ans Mac Options Answer Machine Message 140 Advanced Information Message ...

Page 141: ...ely If you prefer you can use this feature to prevent the caller s voice from being routed to the speaker of your cellular phone Note that if your phone is being used with an external speaker such as in a vehicular adapter the caller s voice will be heard through the external speaker s if this feature is turned on 1 Press Ï Å 2 Press and scroll to the Message menu The display will show 3 Press Á 4...

Page 142: ...DTMF Callback Messages as well as the Digital Message Services available from your NAMPS Cellular Service Provider If you wish to receive such additional services contact your Cellular Service Provider to determine the cost and availability of these features When you obtain these services your carrier will provide you with the necessary instructions to access these features in the menu 1 Press Ï Å...

Page 143: ...ck messages the display will show To View Your Callback Messages 6 Press or Á to view Callback messages from most recent to oldest Messages are numbered from 0 to 9 If no new messages have been received the last message viewed will be displayed The display will show where X is the Callback message CX YYY YYYYYYY Empty Callbac XX Msg Digital Message 143 MICRO T A C ELITE Advanced Information Messag...

Page 144: ... phone will take you to step 6 of the sequence to store a phone number See Store a Phone Number and Name on page 42 for more information To Erase Your Callback Messages 6 Press Ç to erase all received Callback messages The display will show 7 Press if you do not wish to erase all received Callback messages OR Press Ç to confirm that you wish to erase all Callback messages 8 Press to exit the menu ...

Page 145: ...ough the option to clear all messages is available it is not necessary as older messages beyond the tenth received will continually be replaced as new messages come in NOTE In order for DTMF messages to be received by your phone the caller must enter to begin entering DTMF tones Failure to do so before entering numbers will result in no message being received Please be sure in your outgoing Greeti...

Page 146: ...cellular telephone accessories not manufactured or supplied by Motorola The Motorola batteries packaged with your MICRO T A C ELITE are discharged and must be fully charged before use Prior to initial use it is recommended that new batteries be charged overnight Performance may be affected if batteries are not charged in an approved Motorola charger Your battery needs no maintenance other than rou...

Page 147: ...ry is also a new E P battery To help achieve maximum life and capacity of your new lithium ion battery use a Motorola E P charger such as the new IntelliCharge E P Charging a lithium ion E P battery in another Motorola charger may not fully charge your lithium ion battery Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries Your phone package may have included a nickel metal hydride battery Nickel metal hydride batteri...

Page 148: ... desktop chargers can accommodate any two MICRO T A C ELITE batteries The front pocket can recharge a battery with the phone attached The phone may be turned on while in the charger but the rate of charge will be reduced The battery in the front pocket has priority and if in range will rapid charge first When rapid charge of the front pocket battery is complete the charger switches to rapid charge...

Page 149: ...maximum battery life Each pocket of the IntelliCharge E P charger has its own multicolored light to indicate that the battery has been properly placed in the charger pocket and that the battery is either rapid charging red and or yellow or trickle charging green While the battery in the rear pocket is waiting to be charged the lights flash Nickel cadmium and nickel metal hydride slim size batterie...

Page 150: ...its required AC power supply NOTE Certain models of older IntelliCharge XT Chargers will not charge lithium ion batteries See Lithium Ion User Manual for more details IntelliCharge II Rapid Charger Each pocket of the IntelliCharge II Rapid Charger has five multicolored lights to indicate that the battery has been properly placed in the charger pocket and the active charging sequence Red and or yel...

Page 151: ... together slide the accessory connector into the connector slot on your phone or charger You will hear a click which indicates that the connection has been properly made Plug the AC Power Supply into any 110V AC outlet When using your phone with the AC Power Supply it is powered by an external source rather than the telephone battery The green LED on the AC Power Supply lights to indicate the prop...

Page 152: ...rty on the other end of the call before beginning this procedure Ultra Saver II The optional Ultra Saver II requires no installation and allows you to power your telephone and rapid charge your phone battery from a vehicle s cigarette lighter socket The Ultra Saver II powers the phone with or without a battery attached even if the battery is fully discharged See page 23 for additional information ...

Page 153: ...llows you to unplug the Ultra Saver II from the phone during a telephone call without losing the call Unplug the connector from the phone by squeezing both sides until the tabs release then press immediately This will return you to your telephone call The phone will not go through the normal power up cycle See Start Up Self Tests on page 19 for more information You must have a battery attached and...

Page 154: ...ns To use the headset with your MICRO T A C ELITE plug it into the headset jack in the upper corner of your phone Your phone will operate normally except for a few features that occur only when the headset is plugged in Opening the flip will still answer a call but closing the flip will not end a call so that you can put the phone in your pocket Remember to press to end your call when the headset ...

Page 155: ...try RJ 11 specifications THE Portable Cellular Connection kit for the MICRO T A C ELITE series consists of the Portable Cellular Connection Interface box and a cable that connects the interface box to the accessory connector on the bottom of the phone The interface box includes mounting clip rechargeable nickel cadmium battery and an outlet for charging The diagram below shows typical connections ...

Page 156: ...r end The PCMCIA modem works with data devices using a standard PCMCIA Type II slot and the Pocket modem connects to a data device through a standard serial communications connector Compaq Direct Connect The direct connection cable allows Compaq computers using Compaq s SpeedPAQ 144 internal modem to transmit data or FAXes over the cellular system Simply connect one end of the cable to your MICRO ...

Page 157: ...adio system no exact boundaries as on a map can be drawn The red NS No Service LED lights if you are outside the service area range There may be locations within your area such as tunnels and underground parking facilities where such obstructions may reduce signal strength to the point that your phone acts as if it were outside of the service range If you are called while in a location the system ...

Page 158: ...tes that the unit is attempting connection through a non home type system Contact your system operator or that of the visited system for information on dialing and billing procedures To use alternate long distance services when roaming be certain to dial the appropriate area code and local number to access the alternate carrier in the visited area Then use the DTMF tones to provide your personal i...

Page 159: ... Theft Alarm on page 82 for more information Is the NS No Service indicator lit You may be in an area that is not currently covered by a cellular provider or in an area where the signal is too weak to make a call See Signal Strength Indicator on page 21 and Service Area on page 157 for more information Have you selected the wrong home system If your phone is programmed for two system operation pre...

Page 160: ...13 19 22 24 Battery Options Sub menu 116 118 Call Options Sub menu 106 115 Call Receive 34 111 112 Call Timers 4 33 63 72 Calling Card Dialing 50 Change Lock Code 19 34 91 159 Change Telephone Number 20 100 101 158 159 Cumulative Timer 33 65 Delayed Call Placement 34 45 109 111 Desktop Chargers 16 148 Digital Message Sub menu 141 143 Display Individual Call Timer 33 63 Display Last Ten Numbers Dia...

Page 161: ...e Options 34 60 100 121 Phone Overview 12 PIN Code Activation 107 Placing a Telephone Call 25 Play All Messages 127 128 130 Play Greeting Announcement 34 130 Play New Message s 124 Preparing Battery for Initial Use 16 Programmable Repeating Audible Timer 33 69 Programmable Single Audible Timer 33 71 72 Recall by Memory Location 40 53 Recall by Name 38 39 53 Record Greeting Announcement 34 131 145 ...

Page 162: ...r Speed Dial 30 Switchhook and Enhanced System Services 159 System Mode 34 102 103 158 System Options Sub menu 119 120 The Cellular System 6 27 80 103 108 156 157 Theft Alarm 34 82 84 87 124 159 To Reset Timer 66 Tone Control 73 81 Travel Charger 153 Troubleshooting 159 Turbo Dial 4 30 44 Turning Phone Off 21 Turning Phone On 19 Unanswered Call Indicator 28 View Lock Code 19 34 89 159 Voice Operat...

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Page 166: ...C 1995 Motorola Inc Printed in U S A and are registered trademarks of Motorola Inc This product may be powered by a nickel cadmium rechargeable battery which must be recycled or disposed of properly Refer to the battery label for battery type Recycling facilities may not be available in all areas For more information regarding disposal or recycling call 1 800 331 6456 in U S A ...

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Page 168: ...acting specifications and world class quality standards The MICRO T A C ELITE is no exception This personal phone withstands our rigorous durability tests including temperature humidity shock dust vibration and a drop test Product superiority is yours with the MICRO T A C ELITE Motorola Cellular Subscriber Group 1 800 331 6456 in U S 1 800 461 4575 in Canada ...

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