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- Page 1 1-Line Alpha/Numeric Pager Operating Guide UPZZ01659ZZ...
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Page 2: Fcc Information
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause any harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. ©1997 Uniden America Corporation All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction....... 2 Using this Owners Guide ..... . . 3 Controls. -
Page 4: Introduction
Clearvue™ Illuminated Display Multiple Alert Tones Silent or Vibrate Alerts Time/Date Alarms Out-of-Range Indicator To ensure that you understand all of the pager’s features and capabilities, please read this Operating Guide carefully before you use the pager. Visit our internet site: http:\\www.uniden.com... -
Page 5: Using This Owners Guide
Using this Owners Guide Throughout this Operating Guide the action (such as: press a key) is first, followed by a display of the results . Example: Press N, you will see: If you want to cancel or exit a mode, press If (while setting any function) you do not press any key for about 8 seconds, the display returns to standby. -
Page 6: Controls
Controls To stop the page alert, press any key. To light the display, press and hold any key for two seconds. 1. Backward Scroll Key ( 2. Enter/Menu Key (N) 3. Forward Scroll Key ( 4. Speaker 5. Display (see next page) 6. -
Page 7: Display Indicators
Display Indicators 1. Out-of-Range Indicator and first character of the 12-Character Display 2. Alert 3. Alarm 4. Time 5. Options 6. Mail Drop/Info Service Message 7. Delete 8. Repeat 9. Month/Day 10. 12-Character Display 11. Message Status Indicator... -
Page 8: Belt Clip/Holster
Belt Clip/Holster Line up the groove on the pager back with the groove on the holster. It fits in the holster only one way. Slide the pager into the holster. It fits securely. Use the spring clip to attach the holster to your belt or pocket. -
Page 9: Illuminated Display
Illuminated Display Turn on your pager. At the standby display, press and hold N, for about two (2) seconds. The display lights for about five (5) seconds. Heavy use of the Clearvue™ illumination shortens battery life. Care and Maintenance Keep the pager dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry immediately. -
Page 10: Installing And Using A Battery
Installing and Using a Battery Your pager requires one AAA battery for power. Caution: Always use a battery of the specified size and type. Installing the Battery 1. Release the battery compartment lock. Slide and lift off the battery cover. 2. -
Page 11: Low Battery Alarm/Warning
Low Battery Alarm/Warning If the battery power is low, BATTERY LOW appears in the display once an hour while a low-beep sounds for 4 seconds. When the battery low indicator appears, replace the battery as soon as possible to keep your pager working at peak performance. -
Page 12: About Your Pager's Functions
About Your Pager’s Functions There are six choices in the function menu: a Alert Set - change alert type. b Alarm Menu - set alarm for time and date. c Time Menu - set the time and date. q Option Menu - time stamp, quick view, sample alert and word wrap. -
Page 13: Set The Time And Date
Set the Time and Date Setting the Time From the standby display, go to Time Set (as shown): 1. To select the hour, press until you reach the hour you want. 2. To store your selection and move to the minutes display, press N. -
Page 14: Setting The Date
Setting the Date From the standby display, go to Date Set (as shown): 1. To select the month, press until you reach the month you want. 2. To store your selection and move to the day display, press N. 3. To select the day, press until you reach the day you want. -
Page 15: Choosing The Alert Type
Choosing the Alert Type Go to the Alert Set Menu (as shown): To listen to the tones as you select them, set Sample Alert under the Options Menu on page 19. 1. To cycle through the alert types, press 2. To store your selection in memory, press N. -
Page 16: Using The Alarms
Using the Alarms You can set the pager to sound an audible or vibrate alarm at the same time every day, and/or at a specific time on a certain date. When a set alarm time arrives – even if the pager is turned off –... -
Page 17: Setting A Time Alarm
Setting a Time Alarm To set an alarm for a specific time every day: Example: Every day at 5:54 p.m. From the standby display, go to Time Alarm (as shown): 1. To set the alarm on or off, press 2. To enter your selection, press N. -
Page 18: Setting The Date Alarm
Setting the Date Alarm To set an alarm for a specific date and time: Example: February 14, at 5:54 p.m. From the standby display, go to Date Alarm (as shown). 1. To set the alarm on or off, press 2. To enter your selection, press N. -
Page 19: Choose And Change Options
Choose and Change Options Time Stamp Quick View Sample Alert Word Wrap To “escape” from any Option menu, press When ? appears above the selected option, that option is on. Time Stamp On or Off Time stamp adds the day, time and date that a message came in. -
Page 20: Quick View On Or Off
Quick View On or Off Quick View lets you set your pager to automatically display each message when you receive it. From the standby display, go to Quick View (as shown): 1 Press N. The current setting appears. 2. To change the setting, press (The default setting is on.) 3. -
Page 21: Sample Alert On Or Off
Sample Alert On or Off When you turn Sample Alert on, you can hear or feel a sample of the alert when you are setting it. From the standby display, go to Sample Alert (as shown): 1 Press N. The current setting appears. (The default setting is on.) 2. -
Page 22: Word Wrap On Or Off
Word Wrap On or Off If a word in the display is more than 12 characters, Word Wrap prevents breaking it up. To see complete (unbroken) words in the display, turn word wrap on. From the standby display, go to Word Wrap (as shown): 1 Press N. -
Page 23: Managing Message Files
Managing Message Files There are two types of messages: Personal Messages - your pager holds up to 20 personal messages that you can read and delete. If you have a mail drop message, your pager holds up to 19 personal messages. Info Service (Mail Drop) Message that you can add an alert to or delete. -
Page 24: Reading Personal Messages
Reading Personal Messages Your pager can store up to 20 personal messages, in the order received. If there is a mail drop message, the pager stores only 19 personal messages. If the pager’s memory is full when it receives a new message, FULL appears on the display and the new message replaces the oldest message. -
Page 25: Receiving/Displaying Messages
When you receive or read a message, the pager automatically scrolls through the it – displaying each screen for 8 seconds. Then, the standby display reappears. You can press move to the next or previous screen. Or, you can press N to immediately review the message. Press to return to the standby display. - Page 26 Receiving Messages with Quick View Off and Time Stamp On 1. When the pager receives a message, it beeps (or vibrates) for 8 seconds. To immediately stop the alert, press any key. 2. To see the message, press 3. To read the rest of the message, press N, then, 4.
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Page 27: Unreadable Message
Receiving Messages With Quick View and Time Stamp On 1. When the pager receives a message, it beeps (or vibrates) for about 8 seconds. 2. The message automatically appears on the display. If the message is longer than 12 characters, the second part of the message appears after a second. -
Page 28: Tone Only
Tone Only A “tone only” message doesn’t have any numeric characters. It could be an unreadable message, an error or a preset message that alerts you to check your voice mail. Unread Message Reminder If you are using the Auto Reset alert mode (see Choosing the Alert Type on page 13), and, you do not read a message within 3 minutes, the pager sounds an 8-second series of reminder alert tones. -
Page 29: Reading The Mail Drop Message
Reading the Mail Drop Message When you receive a Mail Drop message, e appears in the standby screen. From the standby display go to Message File (as shown): In the example, Time Stamp is on. The Mail Drop message is 01 in the Notebook. 1. -
Page 30: Adding An Alert To A Mail Drop Message Type
Adding an Alert to a Mail Drop Message Type In our example, the TIME STAMP is on. Follow the steps to go to the Message File: 1. With the message in the display, press N. Two options appear - Alert (q) and Delete (g). The g is selected and flashing. -
Page 31: Deleting A Mail Drop Message
Deleting a Mail Drop Message In our example, TIME STAMP is on . Follow the steps to go to the message: 1. With the message in the display, press N. Two options appear - Alert (q) and Delete (g). The g is selected and flashing. -
Page 32: Deleting Individual Personal Messages
Deleting Individual Personal Messages Go to the message that you want to delete (as shown below). 1. Press N. The Delete (g) option appears. The g flashes. 2. To select Delete (g), press 3. Press N. “DELETE OK?” appears. 4. To delete the message, press N. -
Page 33: Deleting All Messages
Deleting All Messages From the standby display, go to Delete All (as shown): 1 Press N. DELETE ALL appears. 2. Press N. The confirmation message “DELETE OK?” displays. To Cancel the delete, press 3. Press N again. 4. After about 2 seconds, the standby display appears. -
Page 34: Adding Personal Memos To The Notebook
Adding Personal Memos to the Notebook You can enter personal memos into the 22 message files (02 through 23) in the Notebook. 02 through 10 have 8 alpha/numeric character capacity 11 through 23 have 24 character alpha/numeric capacity The alpha/numeric characters are through , -, , and... - Page 35 To program memos into the Notebook locations: Go to the Notebook location where you want to enter your memo. 1. Press and hold both for about 2 seconds. The letter flashes. 2. To go to the alpha/numeric character that you want, press either To repeat a character, press N .
- Page 36 (E) used in any conjunction with equipment or parts or as part of any system not manufactured by Uniden, or (F) installed or programmed by anyone other than as detailed by the Operating Guide for this product.
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