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Nextel ® iDEN ® Digital Multi-Ser vice Data-Capable Phone i 90 c P ho n e User ’ s Guide @NTN9903A@ NTN9903-A.
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i T able o f Contents Introduction ..................... ................. ............ ................ ........................ 1 Welcome to Next el® ........ .................. .................. ................... .................. ...... 1 Customer Care .
ii 90 nextel.com Voice Na mes ............. ........... ....... ........... ....... ........... ....... ........... .................. . 43 Accessi ng Your Phoneb ook ............ ........... ....... ........... ....... ....... ........... ....... . 43 About Ph onebook Entries .
iii Messages .......... ............ ................. ........... ................. ......................... 103 Receiving M essages ......... ........... ....... ........... .................. ........ .......... .......... 103 Message Center .....
iv 90 nextel.com Adding t o a Voic e Note ................... .................. ....... ........... .................. ...... 141 Labeling a Voice N ote ...... ........... ....... ........... ....... ........... .................. ........ .. 141 Deleting Voice Notes .
v Limited Wa rranty In formation ........... ........... ....... ........... ........... .................205 Patent and Tradem ark Info rmation......... ....... ........... ....... ........... ....... ..........213 Index ................ ............
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1 Introduct ion W elcome to N extel ® Thank you for c hoo sing N extel as your wirele ss co mmunicati ons prov ider. Your i 90 c phone enab les you to enjo y clear connecti ons through Next el’s All-Digita l National Network.
2 90 nextel.com • Clos ed-C over Feat ures — The externa l display scree n and contro l buttons enable yo u to use ma ny of your i 90 c ph one’ s featur es with out op e nin g the cover . • Customizatio n – Use the Sett ings, Styles, and S hortcuts feature s to customize yo ur i 90 c phon e to mee t your indiv idual ne eds.
3 Ordering Informatio n Intern ationa l and dome stic cove rage, rat es and oth er inform ation are also availa ble on ne xtel.c om. Ordering Information Next el B usi ness N etwor ks ® allows you to communicate with ind ividuals outsid e as well as inside your company.
4 90 nextel.com 3. Posit ion your wireless phone w ithin e asy reach. Make sure you place your wireless phone within easy reach and where you can gr ab it without removing your eyes from th e road. If you get an incomi ng call at an inconvenient t ime, if po ssible, let your voice mail answer it f or you.
5 Driving Safety Tips 10. Call r oadside as sistance or a special wireless non- emergency assistance number when necessary . Certain situat ions you encount er while driving may require attent ion but are not urgent enough to merit a call for emergency serv ices.
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7 Gettin g S tarted This sectio n will he lp you get star ted using y our phon e. It con tains details a bout some of the featu res and functio ns described in the Getting Started Guid e .
8 90 nextel.com i 90 c Phone Features Antenna Earpiece Full-Sized Display Scr een Menu Key Option Key Photosensor Send Key Alp haNum eric Keypad Microphon e Option Key 4-Way Navigation Key Punctuation.
9 i90c Men u Tree i 90 c Menu T ree You can acce ss the main menu opti ons by pressing q from the id le scre en. Us e to navigate through the men us and submenu s.
10 90 nextel.com i 90 c Icon Glossary You may s ee the se ic ons whi le using yo ur i 90 c phone: Fax A Navigation d g Menu P 2 Line and Call Info Info 0 1 G E X Mobile T Main N h Wor k + Home C % Oth.
11 Battery The ico n of the m ain menu fe ature in use displa ys in th e top left of the stat us icon rows. F or a list of th e main menu option s, see “Main Me nu Options” on page 39. Batter y Your i 90 c phone co mes with a Lithium Ion battery and charger.
12 90 nextel.com Att achi ng t he Batt er y Detaching the Batte ry 1 Slide th e battery cover release button away from the battery cover and remove the battery cover from the back of the phone. USER TIP: Holding th e battery cover do wnward allows it to fall easily from the back of the phone without being pulled.
13 Battery Charging th e Battery NOTE: The batte ry can be charge d with the ph one either turned on or off. For b est res ult s, char ge it with the phon e turn ed off. 2 Slide the ba ttery cover release button away from the battery cov er and remove the battery cover from the b ack of th e phon e.
14 90 nextel.com Batte ry Ch argi ng S ta tus The bat tery str ength in dicato r icon f ound on your p hone’s di splay screen shows the amou nt of power in the battery. When Using Phone A shor t, chi rp-like so und ind icat es a low ba ttery. Th e icon flash es to indicat e that yo u have appro ximately five minu tes of tal k time remain ing.
15 Enabling Securit y If your displa y reads No Service or doesn’t c hange to the idle screen when you turn on yo ur phone, and you kno w you are in a Next el covera ge area, co ntact Nextel Cu stomer Care . For deta ils on Nexte l coverage are as, go to ne xtel.
16 90 nextel.com Recei ving Over-t he-Air Programm ing If you have b een set up to receive over-the-air p rogramming (OARS S), you will receive your Pri vate ID and Talkgroup l ists for Direct Connect use , your Personal Tele phone Numb er and the Nextel Custo mer Care number via a Net Mail message .
17 SIM Card SIM Card Your ph one comes with a bu ilt-in level of security protection throug h the use o f the SIM (Sub scriber Identity Modul e) card. The SIM card stores all your Phoneb ook info rmation a nd your Ne xtel acc ount ide ntification informatio n.
18 90 nextel.com Once you h ave enab led the S IM PIN security feature, it is recom mended th at you chang e your PIN t o a number kno wn only to you ( see “Chan ging the PI N” on p age 20) . 1 At the idle sc reen, press q and the n press R to scroll to S ettings .
19 SIM Card Enterin g the PIN If you enter an incorrect PIN, the message SIM PIN incorr ect: Try again appears on yo ur phone’s screen. A fter three consecut ive incorrect attemp ts, the SIM ca rd is bloc ked. Once blocke d, the ph one w ill not a llow you to ent er your PIN again, ev en after powering the ph one off and back on .
20 90 nextel.com 1 From th e idle screen, p ress q and then press R to scroll to S ettings . 2 Press C under SELECT . Th e Settings screen display s. 3 Press R to scroll to Security . Press C under S ELECT to a ccess the Secur ity screen. 4 At the Security sc reen, press R to scroll to New Passwords .
21 SIM Card Unbl ocki ng the P I N If you forg et your PIN and unsuc cessfully enter it three time s, access to y our phone wil l be block ed. NOTE: Before you begin, obt ain the PIN Unblocki ng Key (PUK) c ode from Nextel Customer Care, then read and underst and the PIN unblocking sequence.
22 90 nextel.com Inserting/Re moving the S IM Card Inserting SIM Card If you remove yo ur SIM ca rd and in sert anothe r SIM ca rd into y our ph one, th e followi ng informat ion is era sed when y ou .
23 SIM Card 2 W it h the anten na facing away from you and th e back of t he phone exposed and facing up, l ocate the SIM card holder . 3 Hold the SIM card with the go ld conta ct side facing do wn and the cut corner in the lower left. Do not touc h the go ld-colo r ed ar eas of the SIM card.
24 90 nextel.com Removing SIM Card NOTE: T o remove your SIM card, you will need a ball point pen. 1 W i th the pho ne powere d off, remove the batte ry cover and battery .
25 Status of You r i 90c Phon e St atus of Y our i 90 c Phone Your i 90 c phone’s s tatus lig ht is loc ated on th e top right si de of the phon e, near the cover hin ge.
26 90 nextel.com NOTE: The asterisks are p art of your Private ID. • Phone Numb ers of Lines 1 an d 2 — your phone’s nu mbers are di splayed in these fields . Your phon e number i s automaticall y entered whe n you receive your fir st phon e call.
27 Using T9® T ext Input T9 T ext Input Entry Modes Four te xt entry mo des are available in T9 Text Input: Alpha, Wor d, Symb ols, and Num eric . When you are us ing T9 Te xt Input, an ico n in the .
28 90 nextel.com Choosing a T ext En try Mode You can select yo ur text entry mo de from a menu availabl e whenever the phone is displaying a screen that requ ires you to enter text (for example, the Name screen or Title screen).
29 Using T9® T ext Input Using Al pha Mode To ente r text (letters and n umbers) while in Alph a text entry mode: • Press any ke y on the alphan umeric ke ypad to ente r the letters and num bers on that key . For exampl e, to enter the lett er Y , press 9 three times.
30 90 nextel.com These icons appe ar in the top ro w of your display screen: • $ for Shift to uppercase • x for Caps Lock When neither of the se icons appear, l etters typed are lowerc ase.
31 Using T9® T ext Input Adding W ords to the User Database To add wo rds to the T9 da tabase: NOTE: Y o u can not store alph anumeric combinations, such as Y 2K.
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33 Display Essentials Your i 90 c phone’ s two display sc reens tell you what you n eed to know a s you use yo ur phon e. This section includes: Displa y Screen s Any time yo ur ph one is p owere d on, th e dis play scr e ens provi de you with inform ation and op tions .
34 90 nextel.com Opening and Closing Phone Cover If you are viewi ng inf ormatio n on your phon e’s one-li ne displa y screen, yo u can always op en the phone co ver to view mo re detailed info rmation on the ful l-sized display sc reen.
35 Status Icons The icon area on the righ t may disp lay: • batter y streng th ic on. See “Statu s Icons” on pa ge 35. • Phonebo ok type icon for yo ur curr ent call or mo st recent cal l. See “Phoneb ook Icons” on page 42. The Idle Scree n The illustratio n of the full-sized display scree n shows the idle screen.
36 90 nextel.com The icon of the ma in menu feature in use al ways appears in the top left of the status icon rows. For a list of the m ain menu ico ns, see “Main Menu Optio ns” on page 39. c Phone In Use — phone is connect ed on an active c all.
37 Text Displ ay Area T ext Display A rea The full -sized displ ay scree n’ s te xt displa y area displ ays menu op tions, message s, names, ph one numbe rs, and oth er infor mation. The numb er of lines of text shown in the text display ar ea depends on which display view is sel ected — Stan dard view, Compressed view, or Zoom view.
38 90 nextel.com Displa y Options On the full -size d display scre en, two di splay op tions appe ar at the botto m of most screens . These optio ns enable you to p erform a wide variety o f actions, includi ng changin g, savin g and viewin g informat ion, run ning prog rams, and cance ling pr eviou s action s.
39 Main Men u Options If more items appea r in a menu or list than can be displayed in the text area, a down arrow or up arrow app ears in the left side of the screen indicating that more options may be acces sed by scrolli ng up or down . Main Menu Opti ons By default, the main menu op tions appe ar in the order shown in this tabl e.
40 90 nextel.com To choo se the hig hlighted m ain menu selection, press C unde r SELECT. To exit the main menu and return to the idl e screen, press C under EX IT, press r , or close the ph one cover. R Message s Receive, s tore, a ccess, and manage V oice Mail, T ext Messages, and Net Mail.
41 Phonebo ok The Phoneb ook allows yo u to store up to 250 frequen tly used nam es and number s. When you store info rmation in your P honebook, it is saved on your SI M card. If you move yo ur SIM card to anoth er Nextel SIM-based ph one, y ou can access inform ation in y our Phoneboo k from th at phone.
42 90 nextel.com Phonebook Entries and Speed Dial Numbers Your Phon ebook can store mu ltiple numbe rs to a single name. Fo r example, you can en ter someone’ s na me into your Phoneb ook on ce an d then a dd tha t perso n ’s home, off ice, mobi le phone and fax number s to the name .
43 Voice Na mes NOTE: The Mobile ico n automatically app ears to the right of the first number assigned to a name unless you choose another icon. For more informatio n on e ntering nu mbers into your Ph onebook , see “Add ing Phone book E ntries” on page 46.
44 90 nextel.com USER TIP:Y ou can also access the Phonebook while you are on an active call. Press q and then p ress R to scroll to Phonebook and press C under SELECT . This b rings you to the P honeboo k screen. From th is screen , you can view, s ort, add, edit , and delet e Phonebook entries, chec k Phoneb ook capacity, or make calls.
45 About Phonebook Entries Sorting Phonebook Entries You can s ort yo ur Ph onebo ok entr ies by: • Nam e — the name you entere d for the en try . • S peed N o. — the Sp eed Dial loc ati on of the entr y . NOTE: Private IDs and T alkgroup numbers cannot be accessed from the Phonebook when sorted by Speed Dial locat ion.
46 90 nextel.com Checking Phonebook Cap acity Your Phone book can st ore up to 250 sep arate nu mbers. To see ho w many entries are stored in your Pho nebook: Adding Phonebook Entrie s Using the fo llowing i nstructions, you will enter the informati on in the ord er the items appear o n the Phoneboo k Entry Details screen.
47 About Phonebook Entries To add a Phon ebook ent ry: 1 Access the Entry Details scre en: From the Phoneb ook screen, wit h [New Entry] highli ghted, press C under SELECT . Or , From the Phoneb ook screen, pre ss q . Then press R to scroll to New and p ress C under SELE CT .
48 90 nextel.com 3 T o accept the nu mber ty pe Mobile , press R to sc roll to th e No. field. If yo u wan t to ass ign a num ber type ot her than Mobile to your Phon ebook entry: W ith the Ty p e field hi ghlighte d, pr ess C under CHANGE.
49 About Phonebook Entries 5 The default Speed Dial number assi gned to the ph one numbe r is disp layed in t he Speed No. field. This is always th e next availabl e Speed Dial locat ion. NOTE: Private IDs an d T alkgroup numb ers do not ha ve associated Speed Dial numbers.
50 90 nextel.com 6 If you want to assig n a voice name to the numbe r: W ith the Vo i c e N a m e field hig hlighte d, press C under REC ORD. As directed by the screen p rompts, say and repeat the name you want t o assign to the number . Speak clearl y into the micropho ne.
51 About Phonebook Entries Storing Numbe rs Fast Your pho ne gives you t wo ways to store numbers qu ickly: f rom the id le screen and from th e Recent Calls l ist.
52 90 nextel.com To store a numb er from the Recent Calls list : Editing Phonebook E ntries 3 W ith St o r e N um be r hig hlighte d, pres s C under S ELECT . This display s the Entry Details screen with the No. field filled i n with the numbe r yo u typ ed.
53 Pause Digit Entry Deleting Phonebook Ent ries Pause Digit Entry When storing a nu mber, you can program y our phon e so it will not o nly dial a number but al so pause before entering another series o f numbers such as a personal identificatio n numb er (PIN) or password.
54 90 nextel.com • press # while the voice ma il greeting is being p layed • enter you r PIN to access your messa ges You can p rogram yo ur phon e to enter al l of the ab ove infor mation f or you by separating e ach entry with a p ause. The sto red data wou ld look like this: 1703555 1234P #P123 4.
55 Address B ook Address Book Manage your contact informat ion with Addr ess Book. Ad dress Book p rovides easy mainten ance and entry of contact informa tion and acc ess to that information fro m your i 90 c ph one or ne xtel.c om. Add ress Book is a Nexte l Wireless Web serv ice and requires the activ ation of a Nextel Onli ne SM Service Plan.
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57 Digital Cellular The i 90 c phone utilizes Nexte l’s All-Digital Nati onal Network for digital cellular se rvice. You can also use this phone to roam int ernationally on other iDEN net works using Nextel Worl dwide Se rvice. See nex tel.c om for covera ge.
58 90 nextel.com Making Phone Calls Your i 90 c phone provides t he following feat ures f or ma king phone c alls: • Direct Dial • Pho neboo k • Recent Cal ls • Most Recent Call • Speed Dial •T u r b o D i a l ® • V oi ce-Acti vat ed D iali ng • Last Numb er Redial • TTY — yo ur phone sup ports TTY devices and com municat ions.
59 Making Phone Calls To make calls from the Phon ebook: 1 From th e idle screen, if PHBK is one of y our display o ptions, p ress C under P HBK. Or , From the idle screen, p ress q , then press R to scro ll to Phon eboo k . Pres s C under SELECT . 2 Press S to scro ll thro ugh the na mes in your P honeboo k.
60 90 nextel.com Making Call s from the R ecent Calls Li st Your phone sto res the numbers of the l ast 20 calls you recei ved or sent in the Recent Cal ls list. Most Recen t Call You can view and call the number of the m ost recent c all you re ceived or sent with the phon e cover closed: 1 From the idle screen, press R .
61 Making Phone Calls Using Speed Dial Each pho ne numbe r stored i n your Ph onebook is assigned a Speed Di al number. You can use t he Speed Dial num ber to quickly place a call.
62 90 nextel.com Cover Open Cover Closed Last Number Redial NOTE: If you receive “System Bu sy , T ry Later ,” press s to redial the number automatically .
63 Making Phone Calls Making TTY Calls You c an use your ph one to make c alls u sing a TTY device. When yo u make TTY ca ll, the call begi ns in the TTY mo de you last s electe d. You can ch ange the TTY mode during a call. Fo r more inform ation on c hoosing a TTY mod e, see “Se tting TTY M ode” on pa ge 168.
64 90 nextel.com Emergency Ca lling Your pho ne supports emergency ca lling . Emergen cy calls can be made even when the SIM card is blocked o r not i n the p hone. To pl ace a ca ll in an emer genc y, pr ess 911s . You will be connected to the nea rest emergency dispatch center.
65 Receiving a Phone Call Otherwise, the screen will display Incoming Call . Cover Open Cover Closed USER TIP:Y ou can turn down the ri nger volume by pressing the volume buttons on th e side of your phone while the pho ne is ringi ng.
66 90 nextel.com Ending a Phone Call Cover Open Cover Closed NOTE: The Recent Calls list d isplays briefly after each p hone call. Recent Ca lls The Recent Ca lls feature sto res the numbe rs of the 20 mo st recent call s you have made and recei ved, includi ng Priva te and Group Calls.
67 Recent Calls For phone calls, an icon appe ars to th e left of th e name or number indi cating t he type of call: • N indi cat es an incom in g call • a indi cates a n outgoi ng call • V indicat es a m issed call. (Missed calls appear on you r Recent Calls list only if you hav e Caller ID.
68 90 nextel.com Getting Det a iled Information About Recent Calls To get more information about a recent call: The screen that ap pears display s information su ch as the name associated with the numb er of the recent call , the number, the date, time, an d duration of the call.
69 Recent Calls Deleting R ecent Calls To delete a recent call: To delete all calls on t he Recent Call s list: Accessing V oice Notes From Rece nt Calls You can access the Voice Notes feature from Recent Calls and use it to reco rd spoken me ssages that you can listen to late r.
70 90 nextel.com Missed Ca lls If you mi ss a call when your p hone cover is closed, the one-lin e screen disp lays the missed call ic on V and text in dica ting the numb er of calls you ha ve mi ssed. If yo u op en the cover , the Recent Calls list appears on the full -sized screen.
71 Hands-Free Spe akerphone To view or r eset a Call Timers op tion: NOTE: The values d isplayed by Call Timers are not intended for billing purposes. Hands-Free Spea kerphone The i 90 c phone provides the convenience of a hands-free speakerphone for holdi ng improm ptu meet ings or pl acing safer ph one calls .
72 90 nextel.com Cover Closed Speakerphon e is alway s on whe n you are o n an acti ve call wi th the cove r closed (unless you are us ing an audio accessory). If yo u open the cove r, speakerphon e is turne d off and the call wi ll be hear d throu gh the earpie ce.
73 Call Waitin g Cover Op en If you have your pho ne cover open whe n you receive a second call, the screen will displa y the caller’s name (if stored in your Phonebook ), the caller’s num ber (if.
74 90 nextel.com Switching Between Calls When you acce pt a secon d call while y ou are talking on the phon e, your displ ay shows th e name or number of e ach call.
75 Call Hold T urning Off Call Waiting If you do not want to be interrupte d during a call, you c an turn Ca ll Waiting o ff prior to making /receivin g a call. Call Hold When you ar e on an active cal l, you can place the call on hol d and make a second c all.
76 90 nextel.com T o toggle between th e two calls: T o end th e active ca ll: NOTE: Closing the phone cover ends both the active call and the call on hol d. Three -W ay Calling Using Thre e-Way Ca lling, yo u can c ombine t wo ongo ing phone c alls into one conver sation.
77 Call Forwardin g Call Forwarding Next el’s Call F orwardi ng feature s for ward c alls t o the n umb er you designate . The following Cal l Forwarding optio ns are available: • All Calls — When this option is tur ned on, all calls will be sent automa tically to a number y ou specify .
78 90 nextel.com T urning On Call F orwarding I Line 1 is activ e; calls from Line 1 and Li ne 2 are bein g forward ed. J Lin e 2 is act ive; cal ls fro m Line 1 ar e bein g forwarded. K Lin e 2 is act ive; cal ls fro m Line 2 ar e bein g forwarded. L Line 2 is activ e; calls from Line 1 and Li ne 2 are bein g forward ed.
79 Call Forwardin g Your calls will now be fo rwarded to the nu mber that yo u selected. T urning Off Call Forwarding 7 T o activate a call forwa rding number: If you hav e never use d Call Forw arding befo re, the Fo rwar d screen appears.
80 90 nextel.com You will now receive all calls on your phone . When yo u are unav ailable, your calls will be forwarded accordin g to yo ur Detailed Call For warding sett ings. B y default, th e Detailed option i s set to forward your calls to Voice Ma il.
81 Caller ID NOTE: Y ou can use the De t ailed setting to forward calls to other numbers if desired. How ever , it is recomm ended that you leave Det ailed set to the V oice Mail access number and use the All Calls setting if you wish to forward your calls to another numb er .
82 90 nextel.com Displaying t he Caller ’s Name A caller’ s name is display ed if you hav e enter ed the per son’s nu mber into your Phone book ( see “Addin g Phone book Entrie s” on pa ge 46 ). Ot herwise, th e caller’s pho ne number will be displayed.
83 Alternate Line Se rvice The following settin gs are independent for each phone lin e. When you enable one of th ese sett ings, it applies only to the a ctive li ne: • Call F orwardi ng • Ring/V.
84 90 nextel.com Call Restrictions You can pre vent your p hone from ma king or re ceivin g speci fic types of calls . Nextel currently offers three types of Call Restrictions: • no long distan ce calls allowed • no inc omi ng calls • no o utgoing call s (exce pt 911) Contact Customer Care for more information.
85 Nextel 411 Restaurant Reservati ons Next el 411 op erat ors can as sist in f inding a r estau rant an d then coo rdina te reservations. A Nextel 4 11 operator will confirm y our reservati on informatio n throug h a return ph one ca ll. For you r convenie nce, the re servation will be in your nam e.
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87 Nextel V oice Mail Nextel Voice Mail is a flexible, eas y-to-use system that takes messag es when you’r e not available — s o you n ever m iss an import ant c all. This section includes: This sec tion cove rs the most commonly used Voic e Mail f eatures.
88 90 nextel.com Logging Into V oice Mail To log in to Voice Mail, you must first access th e Message Ce nter on y our phone. If MESG is one of your di splay op tions: If MESG is not one of your disp lay optio ns: 1 Usin g your i 90 c phone, dial yo ur 10-digi t Nextel P ersonal T e lephone Number (P TN).
89 Using Voice Mail The Message Center screen di splays numbers of ne w and t o tal V oice Ma il message s. From the Message Cen ter screen, log into Voice Mail: NOTE: Y ou must receive a message before you can access V o ice Mail for the first time from your i 90 c phone.
90 90 nextel.com Main V oice Ma il Menu You are at the mai n Voice Mail me nu when you hear t he options listed below. • T o play your messa ges, pr ess 1 . (This opt ion plays on ly if you hav e new or saved messag es.) • T o re cord a message, press 2 .
91 Using Voice Mail Saving and Deleting Messages While a m essage is pla ying or afte r you hav e finished listening to it, yo u can save it or delete it. To save a messa ge, press 9 . To delete a message, pr ess 7 . To have mess ages autom atically sav ed, see “Aut omatic Play back” on pag e 95.
92 90 nextel.com NOTE: If you forget your p assw ord, contact C ustomer Care. Recording Y our Name When you send , reply to, or copy a mes sage, your n ame response preced es the message.
93 Advanced Vo ice Mail Fe atures To record or alter yo ur greeting at any time: Advanc ed V oic e Mail Featur es Multiple Greetings Next el Voice Mail serv ice allow s you to have up to five differ ent gre eting s. You can de signate wh ich gree ting will be your acti ve gree ting at an y given tim e.
94 90 nextel.com Selecti ng Y our A ctive Greeti ng To select yo ur active greetin g: Greetings Schedule You can ch oose to have yo ur greet ings autom aticall y activate d based on a pre- determin ed time sch edule.
95 Advanced Vo ice Mail Fe atures Automatic Playb ack By defa ult, the pl ayback mod e of your Voic e Mail serv ice is set to Normal . Nextel’s Au tomatic Pl ayback feat ure automa tically play s and sa ves new message s when you log in.
96 90 nextel.com Recording , Copying and Replying to M essages These fun ctions allo w you to record and send, reply to, or co py a mess age to an assi gned de stinat ion add ress or G roup Lis t number .
97 Advanced Vo ice Mail Fe atures To set a sp ecial deliv ery op tion: Wor king With Gro up List s The Group List feature enables you to create a list an d assign it a uniq ue name. Then, you can add mai lbox num bers, g roup lis ts or indi vidual s — by na me — to the list.
98 90 nextel.com Creating Group Lis ts To set up a Group List: Modi fyin g a Grou p Li st 1 From th e main V oice Mail m enu, pre ss 4 to access Personal Options. 2 Press 2 to access yo ur Group Li sts. 3 Press 2 to create a Group List. 4 Enter the one- or two -digit group li st number a nd pre ss # .
99 Advanced Vo ice Mail Fe atures Deleting a Group Lis t Message Forwarding This feat ure allo ws you to prog ram your phone to au tomatica lly for ward incoming messages to an other mail box. There are t hree types o f forwardin g: Immediate, Silent and Delayed .
100 90 nextel.com NOTE: Y ou can only forward messages to Nextel customers in your home market. Time and Date Charts Time and Date Charts can be referenced for sp ecific tasks throughout Nextel Voice Mail service. 24-hour Cl ock Next el Voice Mai l se rvic e us es a 24-h our cloc k: NOTE: T o comp ute the 24-hour clock for pm, add 1200.
101 Nextel Vo ice Ma il Tree Nextel V oice Mail T ree our Own Per sonal Options 2 4 P ersonal Preferences Access Group Lists 1 2 3 Modify Pass word Playbac k Preferences Record Name Main Menu Previous.
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103 Messages Your Nextel phone off ers choices in Messaging Services — Voi ce Mail and Nextel Mobile M essaging (Text a nd Numeri c Messa ging and Nextel Two-Wa y Mess aging ).
104 90 nextel.com Message Alert s Your ph one sounds an alert to ne every 3 0 seconds un til you dismiss th e alert. You can custo mize the alert tone for each ty pe of message alert.
105 Receiving Message s These me ssage alert screens appear if the new message is the only message y ou have. If yo u alr eady h ave o ne or mor e mess ages when a new mess age is rece ived, the screen shows t he number of messages that are of the same type as the new message .
106 90 nextel.com To dismiss a me ssage alert while yo u are on a call: After you have dismisse d a message alert, you mu st open the ph one cover t o access the me ssage. If you do not di smiss the alert when you open t he cover, a message ale rt screen appear s on the full-sized scre en, but no addit ional alert tones will so und.
107 Voice Mail M essages To access any messa ge service: V oice M ail Mes sages Your p hone is pre-pr ogrammed with default C all Forw arding settin gs to f orward your ca lls to Voice Ma il when you a re not a vailable.
108 90 nextel.com Logging into V oice Mail To access yo ur Voice Mail messa ges at any time: For informatio n on how to use Voic e Mail after you have lo gged in, se e “Nextel Voice Mail” on page 87.
109 Text and Nu meric Mess aging • Store the message if you are ou tside of the cove rage area and deli ver it as soon as you are b ack in a coverage area.
110 90 nextel.com Accessing Stored Me ssages Sending a Mess age Nextel Text and Nu meric Messag ing include s four op tions for sending message s: Web Messa ging on next el.com, Email Messag ing, Nu meric Messaging, and Operator Assisted Messagi ng. Web Messaging on nex tel.
111 Nextel Two -Way Mess aging Numeric Messag ing • The caller must press 1 during your V oi ce Mail gree ting. • Once the call er presses 1, onl y a numeric message can be sent. Operato r Assisted Messa ging* • The cal ler ca n press “2” du ring you r V oi ce Mail greeting .
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113 Direct Connect Nextel Direct Connect ® Nextel Dire ct Connect is a digit al two-way radio feature that allows y ou to communicat e with your co-work ers and clients for a fracti on of the cost of traditiona l cellular calls. With Nextel Direct Connect, yo u can use the Privat e Call feature to con tact an indivi dual.
114 90 nextel.com NOTE: The Recent Calls list displays briefly after each Private or Group Call. Whethe r you dia l the perso n’s Private ID directly or use a nu mber stored in your Phonebo ok or Recent Calls list , you must have the in dividual ’s Privat e ID to use Next el Di rect Conn ect.
115 Private Call Making a Private Ca ll from the R ecent Calls List For more in formation o n the Recent Calls list, see “R ecent Calls” on page 66.
116 90 nextel.com Cover Open Cover Closed Rece iv ing a P rivate C all When y ou re ceive a Privat e Cal l, you r phone emi ts a c hirp. Pri vate in Use and the Priv ate ID or the name of the caller (if st ored in your Pho nebook) di splay on the screen.
117 Call Alerts Storing Pr ivate IDs For informa tion on how to st ore Pr ivate IDs to you r Pho nebook, see “A dding Phone book E ntries” on page 46. For information on how to quickly st ore Private IDs, see “St oring Numbers Fast” on p age 51.
118 90 nextel.com Ready to Alert Screen Read y to Alert i s us ed to confir m you r requ est for the alert an d to pro mpt yo u to push th e PTT bu tton: • If you press the P TT button, t he Call Al ert is sent, and th e phone d isplays the Recent Calls screen.
119 Call Alerts • Cover ope n — press C unde r CLEAR or close the phone cover . • Cover closed — press . . USER TIP: Y ou can turn down the Call Alert chirp volume by p ressing the volu me buttons on the side of your phone.
120 90 nextel.com Sor ting C all Al erts To sort your Call Ale rts by the order they were received: Respondi ng to a Call Alert From the Queue Deleting a Call Alert Fr om the Queue To dele te a Call Alert from the qu eue: 1 From the Call Alert Qu eue screen, press q to a ccess th e Call Alert Menu .
121 Group Call To dele te all Call Al erts from t he queue: Group Call In a Group Ca ll, yo u can communi cate in stantly wi th a group of peo ple tha t you have prev iously set up as a Talk group. Gr oup Ca lls go out to all members of the Talkgr oup at the same tim e.
122 90 nextel.com Making a G roup Call from the Keypad Making a Group Call from the Phonebook 5 Press C under S ELECT . The Entry Details screen displays. 6 Enter th e inf ormatio n as you wo uld an y othe r Phon ebook e ntry . (See “Ad ding Pho nebook Ent ries” on page 46.
123 Group Call Making a Group Call from the Recent Calls List Receiving a Group Call When you receive an incoming Group Cal l, your ph one emit s a chirp.
124 90 nextel.com To join an ongo ing Group Ca ll: Group-Silent Pr ogramming Group-S ilent pr ogramm ing enable s you to sile nce incomin g Group Cal ls and communi cation. T ur ning Group -Silent On or Off 1 Usin g the keypad , pres s # and ente r the Talk group numbe r.
125 Datebo ok The Date book is a calendar i n your i 90 c phone t hat enab les you to schedu le and organize events, such as appointme nts and meeting s. Schedules can be created and viewed for speci fic days , and remin der alarms c an be set so yo u never miss important e vents.
126 90 nextel.com Datebook Icons There are several ico ns commonly u sed in the Da tebook appl icatio n: Vi ewing Y our Datebook To access yo ur Datebook: Informatio n in your Dateboo k can be viewed in three ways: by the week, the day, or the even t.
127 Viewing Your Dateboo k Viewing a Week When you acces s your Datebook , the current week i s displayed . You can scroll to othe r weeks by pre ssing S . The dates of t he displayed week appear at the top of the text area of your phone’s screen . Below the dates are lette rs indicating the days of the wee k.
128 90 nextel.com Viewing Event De t ail s To view the details of an even t: This display s event detai ls such as day of we ek, time, t itle, duration, alarm time, and repeat cycle. For more info rmation about eve nts, see “About Dateboo k Event s” on pag e 128.
129 Adding New E vents Adding New Event s Using the fo llowing i nstructions, you will enter the informati on in the ord er the items appear o n the Event Form scre en. Howe ver , you can enter this info rmation in any ord er by pressi ng S to scroll through th e items on the Event Form screen.
130 90 nextel.com 3 Assign a title to the even t: Press C und er BROWSE to choos e from a list of commonly us ed event titles. Press S to scroll to the titl e you want and p ress C un der SELECT . Or , T ype the title u sing th e alphanu meric ke ypad.
131 Adding New E vents 6 The defau lt date assign ed to an ev ent is the da y that wa s highligh ted when you accessed the Event Form screen to add the event. T o assign a differe nt date : W ith the St a r t D a t e field highligh ted, press C unde r CHANGE.
132 90 nextel.com 8 If you wa nt to set an alarm to remin d you that the event is approac hing: W ith the Alarm f ield hig hligh ted, pres s C under CHANGE. From the Alarm screen, pres s S t o scroll to the d esired alarm option ( 5 min before , 1 hour before , etc.
133 Editing E vents Editing Eve nt s Deleting Event s 1 If you are viewing th e event: Press C under EDIT . Or , If you are viewin g the day cont aining the even t: Press S to scrol l to the event you want to edit. Press q to displa y the Datebo ok Menu .
134 90 nextel.com Datebook Event Reminders If you have set an al arm to remind you tha t a Datebook ev ent is approa ching, your ph one sounds an audible al arm and dis plays a re minder. NOTE: Y ou must have the Time and Date display turned on to recei ve event reminde rs.
135 Customizi ng Datebook Se t Up • Active Only se ts Date book to ign ore ala rms that occ ur when your phone is powered of f. This is th e defau lt setting. • Delayed I f Off sets Da tebook t o delay alar ms that occ ur when your phone i s powered o ff un til your phon e is next p owered on .
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137 Mem o The Memo applica tion provides you with a place to store a numeri c note (for example , a phone nu mber) in y our i 90 c phone t hat you can call . This sectio n includes : Adding a New Memo You can add a me mo from the idle screen or while on an active call.
138 90 nextel.com Edit ing a Memo Deleting a Me mo 3 Press C under SELECT . 4 T o c all thi s number , press s . 1 From the idle screen, p ress q . 2 Press R to scroll to Memo . 3 Press C under SELECT . 4 T y pe the new numb er . Y ou ca n dele te a digit by p ressing C unde r DELETE.
139 Vo i c e N o t e s The Voice Notes featu re of your i 90 c phone enables y ou to reco rd and pl ay back persona l messages or t he incomin g portio n of phone calls on your i 90 c phon e.
140 90 nextel.com Acces sing V oice Notes To access the Voic e Notes feature: Record ing a V oic e Note To record a persona l message as a Voice Note: To record the inco ming portio n of a call as a Voice Note: 1 From the idle screen, p ress q . 2 Press R to scroll to Vo i c e N o t e s .
141 Playing a Voic e Note Playing a V oice Note NOTE: V oice No tes are heard throu gh the speaker . Adding to a V oice Note After you cr eate a Voi ce Note, you can go back and re cord additio nal in.
142 90 nextel.com Deleting V oice Notes To delete a Voice Note: To dele te all unlocked Voice Note s: Locking/Unlocking a V oice Note Locking a Voice Note prevents it from being deleted. When a Vo ice Note i s locked, t he locked icon M app ears ne xt to it.
143 Voice Notes M emory V oice Notes Memory Typicall y, you can store up to 20 Vo ice Notes wit h a total time of abou t three minutes. To check the amoun t of memory avai lable for Voice Notes: NOTE: V oice No tes and Java applicatio n data share the same memory space on your phone.
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145 Nextel Wireless W eb You can use your phone ’s Net f eature to access a s uite of wireless data prod ucts known a s Nextel Wire less We b services.
146 90 nextel.com St arting the Microbrowser Just as yo u use Netsc ape Navig ator ® or Microso ft ® Inte rnet Expl orer to browse the Web from your deskt op, the micro browser cont ained in yo ur phone all ows you to ex plore and use a var iety of Int ernet servi ces.
147 Using Your Phone as a Modem Using Y o ur Phone as a Modem With Nextel Online SM Dia l-Up Ser vice, you can use your i 90 c ph one as a wirele ss m odem! You can co nnect your IBM™ -compa tible c.
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149 Java App s The J ava Ap ps featur e of your i 90 c phone run s programs, or applicat ions, written i n the Java progra mming lang uage. Some Jav a applicat ions are pre-loade d on your i 90 c phone. You can download , install, and run additiona l Java a pplications by lo ading the m into your phone via t he Internet at nextel .
150 90 nextel.com Installin g Java Apps To instal l Java applica tions on yo ur phon e: Running Java App s To ru n an a pplica tion: NOTE: If you receive an incoming phone call, the Java application will be suspended. Suspending a Running Application NOTE: Closing the phone cover will return you to the idl e screen.
151 Downloadin g Custom Applica tions Resuming a Suspended Application Cover Open Cover Closed Stopping a Running Application Downloading Custom Applicat ions You can cu stomize you r phone by downlo ading ad ditiona l Java appli cations. You can co nnect your phone to a PC using a da ta cable an d download appli cations via nex tel.
152 90 nextel.com Deinst alling Java App s To remove Jav a applicat ions from yo ur phone: Java Ap p s Memory If yo u wan t to in stall c ustom Java a ppli cation s in yo ur ph one, y ou mus t hav e enou gh mem ory i n your p h one to sto re an d run the cu stom a pplica tion yo u wan t.
153 Java A pps Me mory NOTE: Java application data and V oice Notes sh are the same mem ory space on your phone. Using a large amount of memory to store V o ice Notes reduces the sp ace avai lable for Java app lication data. Y o u can create more memory sp ace to download Java applications by del eting stored V oice No tes.
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155 Customizing the i 90 c Phone You can cu stomize you r i 90 c ph one to fit the way you want t o use it. This section includes: Sett ings The phone’s Settings m enu enable s you to co ntrol many of the phone’s features and fu nction s, inc luding d ispla y prope rties, me ssage handli ng, an d securi ty features.
156 90 nextel.com • Init ial S etu p — sets a va riety of disp lay fea tures inclu ding the la nguag e displayed , the size of the characters on the full-sized disp lay screen, the screen contrast , time and dat e formats, current yea r , ba cklight, statu s light, and scro lling.
157 Settings • Vi b e A l l — choos ing On sets the phone to vi brate for all calls, mes sages, and alerts; choosing Off enables y ou set the ty pe of noti fication fo r each the se fe atu res . Ring Style and Notifi cation T ype When yo u set VibeAll to On , your ph one vibr ates to notify you of al l types of calls, messa ges, and alerts.
158 90 nextel.com Ring S tyles When you set a ring st yle, you can choose from many pre-se t ring sty les, includin g musical tones. To set a ring style: USER TIP:T o hear the ring style you have selected, press the volume contr ol butt ons on the s ide of y our phon e.
159 Settings To set a no tificati on type: Phone Setup Phone Se tup sets so me basic ph one featur es. Access Phon e Setup t o set the follow ing opt ions: • Line — enables y ou to choo se Line 1 or Li ne 2 as the act ive line fo r outgoi ng call s.
160 90 nextel.com •T h e Notifications option contro ls message no tification during calls: • Receive All — notifi es you of all types of m essages duri ng cal ls. • Msg Mail On ly — notifies you of mail messages on ly; all other typ es of messa ge notific ations are delayed until the call has e nded.
161 Settings To lock th e phone's ke ypad: When you receive an incoming call, message or al ert, Keypad Lock is temporaril y disabled. Yo u can respond to the in coming cal l, message or aler t. When finis hed, press r until you return to the idle screen.
162 90 nextel.com Usin g Mast er Re set The Master Reset optio n is provid ed for use only un der the dire ction of a Nextel Cust omer Ca re Re present a ti ve.
163 Settings Your p hone a rrives w ith Phone book (P HBK) a ssigne d to the le ft optio n key and Messages (MESG) assigned to the right option key. You can assign any m ain menu opt ion you wan t to the opti on keys.
164 90 nextel.com • Master Clear — returns all sett ings to their orig inal defaults and erases all stored list s. Use only un der the direct ion of a Nextel Customer Care Represen tative. • Featur e Reset — returns all settings to t heir original default s.
165 Settings Setting A uto Redial When Auto Redial is set to On , if you receiv e a System Busy or Try Later message whil e mak ing a call, the phone will redia l the num ber automa tically. You will he ar a ring -bac k to ne when a succes sful cal l is pla ced .
166 90 nextel.com NOTE: The photosensor judges the lighting c onditions and will activate the backlight only when your phone is in poor lighting cond ition s. NOTE: Setting the backlight to st ay on co ntinuously will decrease the amount of time you can use you phone before recharging the battery .
167 Settings NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, illustrations in this User’s Guide depict St and ard view . NOTE: The size of the text on the one-line display screen cannot be changed. Setting Co ntrast You can set t he contrast of your phon e’s display to be lighter or darker.
168 90 nextel.com Master C lear Master Clear returns all your p hone’s setting s to their original defau lts and erases all stored li sts. Use only under the direct ion of a Nextel Customer Care Representative. Fea ture R eset Feature Reset returns all yo ur phone’s sett ings to thei r original d efaults.
169 Settings To set yo ur phone’ s TTY mode from your TTY dev ice, is sue one of the following com mands while on an active call: • “VCO please” — to select VCO mode. • “HCO please” — to select HCO mode. • “HCO off please” — to turn off HCO mode .
170 90 nextel.com V oiceV olume VoiceVolume sets the volu me of th e sound co ming from y our ph one’ s earp iece or speake r: Tkgrp (T alkgroup) Settings Tkgrp S ettings en ables you to set cer tain Talkg roup op tions. Se e “Group Call ” on page 121 for mo re information.
171 Styles • Ring/V ibe — contr ols how your phone rings an d vibrat es when you receive call s and other messag es. See “Ring/Vibe” on page 156. • Backlight — control s how long yo ur phone’s backli ght stays on. See “Setting Back light Timer” on pa ge 165.
172 90 nextel.com To create a style: Editing a Style To chan ge the settin gs of a style: 1 From the St y l e s M e n u screen, press R to scroll to [New S ty le] . 2 Press C under SELECT . 3 Assign a nam e to the style yo u are creati ng: In the Name sc reen, use th e alphanume ric keypa d to enter th e name you want to giv e the style.
173 Styles Activating a Style When you access the Style s Menu , a check mark a ppears to the left of the n ame of the style that i s currently active on your phone. If no style is activ e, the check mark app ears next to Off . The active sty le name will appear o n the i dle scree n.
174 90 nextel.com To access the St yles Action menu, pre ss q from the Styles Menu . The Styles Action menu prov ides t he follo wing o ptions : • Vi e w — view settin gs of the h ighlight ed style. • Change — activate the highligh ted style .
175 Styles To choo se Phone book entr ies that you wan t your p hone to r espond to calls fr om: Settin g Private and Group Ca ll Filter ing Setting Prvt/Grp to On sets your phone to ignore al l Privat e and Group C alls. Setting Prvt/Grp to Off sets your ph one to r espond to all Priv ate and Grou p Calls.
176 90 nextel.com • T ext Messa ges allo ws your phon e to notif y you of T ex t Messages messages . • All preve nts your ph one from no tifying y ou of all message s. Call Filter can prev ent your phone from ring ing or vibrating whe n you receive a message.
177 Shortcuts Using a Shortcut To use a shortcu t to a ccess a m enu: Or, 5 If you want to record a v oice name for that shortcut: Press R to highlig ht the Vo i c e fi eld . Press C under RECORD. As directed by the sc reen prompts, say and repeat the n ame you wa nt to assign to the short cut.
178 90 nextel.com Or, if you hav e assigned th e shortcut a voice name: Using the Shortcut Menu The Sho rtcut Me nu enab les you to man age your shortcut s with the following optio ns. • New — view instr uctions f or assignin g a shortcut . • Edit — edit a s hort cut na me an d key num ber .
179 Accessories To order add itional accesso ries or an accessorie s catalog, go to ne xtel.com or call Nextel Nex tday SM Accessori es at 1-800-91 4-3240. You can also contact your Nex tel Authorize d Sales Repr esentati ve or stop by any Nextel St ore.
180 90 nextel.com Battery Ch arging T imes NOTE: Charging times are based on a fully discharged batt ery . NOTE: Use only the batt eries listed in “B attery Charging Times” table on pag e 180 as they are comp atible with the battery cover supp lied with the radio prod uct.
181 Travel Charger s T ravel Chargers Using one o f the Travel Chargers listed below, you can charge a battery from an AC outlet. On one end of the Trav el Charger, an accessory connecto r attaches to the botto m of th e phone . At the oth er (AC outlet) end of the devic e, there is a compac t housing t hat contai ns the plu g-in power supply.
182 90 nextel.com Using the Tr avel Cha rger Multi-Voltage T ravel Charger O perating Sp ecific ations Input vol tage rang e: 90-264 VAC @ 50/60 Hz. Oper ating tem peratur e range : 0°C to +5 0°C Economy T rave l Charge r (U.S. Only ) Input vol tage rang e: 90-120 VAC @60Hz.
183 Universal Seria l Bus (USB) To use the Carry Holster: Universal Seri al Bus (USB) Your ph one is able to commu nicate with USB capabl e laptop and de skt op computer s. The USB-capable i 90 c phone sup ports b oth RS232 com municati ons and USB communicatio ns (with USB m other devices).
184 90 nextel.com iDEN PC ap plications will support USB drivers for the followin g oper ating systems only: • W i ndows 98 S E • W i ndows 200 0 RS232 Cable USB Cable.
185 Other Importa nt Information This sectio n includes the fol lowing topic s: Nextel Cus tomer Care Relax! Nextel Cust omer Care is here to help. There are lots of features pa cked into you r Nextel service... and into your i 90 c phone. But don’t worry .
186 90 nextel.com Internationa l Roaming Custo mer Care Call us at 1(201) 53 1-5202 ( toll free ) from yo ur Nextel phon e. We’ll be happy to give you he lp, exp lanation s and anythi ng else yo u n.
187 Understanding Status Messages Busy in Data User Bu sy in Dat a The phon e that you ca lled is busy using Nexte l W ireless W eb services o r Nextel Online Dial- Up Service. Restricted Service Restricted This service was res tricted by Nextel , or this s ervice wa s not purc hased.
188 90 nextel.com Insert SIM Insert SIM Y our SIM Car d is not being detected . Please check t o ensure that you ha ve inse rted the SI M Card. Check SIM Check SIM Card P lease chec k your SIM C ard to make sure it has bee n inserted properly . No message.
189 Nextel Terms and Conditions of Servic e Nextel T erms and Conditions of Service TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE: Before calling the Nextel Customer Care Serv ice Act ivat ion numb er cont aine d i.
190 90 nextel.com right to cha nge or remove a ssigned codes a nd/or numbe rs when such cha nge is reasonabl y necessary in the conduct of it s business.
191 Nextel Terms and Conditions of Servic e invoice s are not paid by t he due date. The late payme nt charge is ap plied to the t otal unpaid ba lance due an d outstand ing. The lat e payment c harge is for co sts related to t he non-timel y payment and shall n ot be deem ed an intere st paymen t.
192 90 nextel.com Services . Company, Cont ent provide rs and others have pr oprietary inte rests in certain Content . Customer shal l not, nor perm it others, to reproduce, br oadcast, di stribute, s.
193 Nextel Terms and Conditions of Servic e Equipm ent; (iii) dam age caused to the Equipment due directly or in directly to causes beyond the control of Com pany, incl uding, but not limi ted to acts.
194 90 nextel.com circum stances of a particul ar call, the Servi ce provided he reunder may not be able to identi fy your lo cation to emer gency servi ces and you m ay not always be conne cted to the approp riate emer gency servic es provider.
195 RF Ope ratio nal Ch aract erist ics Safety and General Information RF Operational Chara cteristics Your radio prod uct conta ins a radi o freq uency tran smitter to con vey th e information you wi.
196 90 nextel.com To assu re opti mal radio produc t perfor mance and ma ke sure hu man exposure to radio frequen cy electromagn etic energy is within the guid elines set forth in the a bove standards.
197 PORTABLE RADIO PRODUCT OPERATION AND EME EXPOSURE Approved Acce ssories For a list of approv ed Motorol a accessor ies call 1- 800-453-0 920 / visi t our website a t www.mot.c om/iden / l ook in the acce ssory section of this manual. THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT’S REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO W A VES.
198 90 nextel.com Electro Ma gnetic Interfere nce/Comp atibility NOTE: Nearly every electronic device is susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) if inadequately shie lded, designed or otherwise configured fo r electromagnetic co mp atibility .
199 Medical D evice s Use While Dr iving Check the laws an d regulation s on the use of radio pro ducts in the area wh ere you drive . Always ob ey them. When us ing the ra dio prod uct while dri ving, please: • Give full attention to driving and to th e road .
200 90 nextel.com Operational W arnings For V ehicles with an Air Bag Do not place a porta ble radio produc t in the area over the air bag or in the air bag depl oyment area.
201 Operation al Cautions Cleaning and Drying Considerations Using a leather c arry case m ay he lp pr otect the su rfaces and help p reve nt liquid s (e.g., rain) from en tering in to the inte rior of th e radio p roduct. Th is produc t is not wa ter proo f, and expos ing the unit to liquids ma y resul t in perman ent damage to t he un it.
202 90 nextel.com 5. Let th e radio pr oduct, bat tery dr y, and SIM card for 72 hours befo re reconn ecting th e battery and/or powe ring on th e radio pr oduct. If the radio product d oes not work a fter followin g the steps listed abov e, contac t your dealer for servicing in formation.
203 Operation al Cautions Acces sory Safe ty Informa tion IMPORTANT : SAVE THESE ACCES SORY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS • Before using any battery or battery charger , read all the instructions for and caut.
204 90 nextel.com • Do not operate any battery charger if it has recei ved a sharp blow , has been droppe d, or has been damaged in any way; ta ke it to a qualifi ed servic e technici an. • Do not disassemble a battery c har ger; take it to a qualified service technician wh en service or repai r is required.
205 Limited Warran ty Motorola Com munication Products Limited W arranty Motorola Communication Product s I. WHAT THIS W A RRANTY COVERS AND FOR HOW LONG: MOTOROLA, INC.
206 90 nextel.com to this warra nty u nless m ade i n wri ting an d sign ed by an of ficer of MOTOROLA. Unle ss made in a separate agreem ent between M OTOROLA and the orig inal end user purch aser, MOTOROLA does not warra nt the installatio n, maintenan ce or service of the Product.
207 Limited Warran ty Motorola Com munication Products IV . HOW TO GET W ARRANT Y SERVICE: You mu st prov ide pro of of pu rchas e (bear ing the dat e of pu rcha se and Pro duct item serial nu mber) i.
208 90 nextel.com VI. PATENT AND SOFTWAR E PROVISIO NS: MOTO ROLA will defend, at its ow n expe nse, any sui t brought ag ains t the e nd user purc haser to the extent that it is based o n a c laim th.
209 Limited Warran ty Motorola Com munication Products Limited W arranty Motorola Communication Product s (International) I. WHAT THIS W A RRANTY COVERS AND FOR HOW LONG: MOTOROLA warrants the MOTOROL.
210 90 nextel.com to this warra nty u nless m ade i n wri ting an d sign ed by an of ficer of MOTOROLA. Unle ss made in a separate agreem ent between M OTOROLA and the orig inal end user purch aser, MOTOROLA does not warra nt the installatio n, maintenan ce or service of the Product.
211 Limited Warran ty Motorola Com munication Products b. Defects or damage from misuse, accident, water , or neglect. c. Defects or damage from improper testing, opera tion, maintenance, installat ion, alterati on, modification, or adjustment. d. Breakage or damage to antennas unless caused directly by defects i n material workmanship.
212 90 nextel.com that such purchaser will permit MOTO ROLA, at its opt ion and expense, eith er to procure f or such purch aser the r ight to continue using the Pr oduct or parts o r to replace or mo dify the same so that it becomes non-in fringing or to grant such purchaser a credit for the Product or parts as depreciated and accept its return.
213 Patent and Trademark Information Patent and T rademark Information © 2001 Nextel Commun ications Inc. Ne xtel, the Ne xtel logo, and all other Next el product and/or serv ice names re ferenced throughou t this guide are ei ther a trad emark, serv ice mark or reg istered trad emark of Nextel C ommunica tions, Inc.
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215 Index A Accessories 179 batteries 179 Car ry Ho lste r 182 Tr avel Char ge r 181 Accessory safety information 20 3 Addr ess B ook 55 Alpha mo de, text en try 29 Alternate Li ne 82 receiving ca lls.
216 90 nextel.com Direct Protect SM insurance 3 Disp lay options 38 chan ging 162 Driving direc tions 84 Driving safety 3 E Email 110 Emergency calls 64 Enteri ng te xt, see Text entry G Getting start.
217 voic e mail 87 Mess ages, text and nu meric receiving 89 sending 11 0 viewing 109 Microbrowser 146 Missed calls 70 Mod em, ph one as 147 Most recen t call 60 , 66 , 67 , 11 5 Private Ca lls 115 Mo.
218 90 nextel.com Phone book en tries 44 adding 46 dele ting 53 editing 52 sorting 45 viewing 44 Plus dialin g 54 Power butto n 14 Poweri ng phone on or off 14 Privacy 82 Private Ca lls from Phonebook.
219 T T9 Text Input 26 also see Te xt entry Talkg roups 121 storing 121 TDD/TTY devices 64 Telecommun ications Rela y Service 64 Terms a nd Con ditions of Serv ice 189 Text and nu meric message s 108 .
220 90 nextel.com Wire les s Web 14 5 Word mo de, text en try 29 Y Yellow Page listings 84.
Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Sprint Nextel i90c c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Sprint Nextel i90c - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Sprint Nextel i90c, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Sprint Nextel i90c va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Sprint Nextel i90c, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Sprint Nextel i90c.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Sprint Nextel i90c. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Sprint Nextel i90c ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
