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- Page 1 C C E S S I N K A G E R Using Your AccessLink II™ 2-Way Pager Congratulations on your purchase of the Glenayre AccessLink II advanced messaging, two-way pager! The AccessLink II is simple to use and provides exciting new messaging capabilities.
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Page 2: Virtual Keyboard Quick Reference
Vi rtual Keyboard Quick Refere n c e The AccessLink II has a virtual keyboard to allow you IRTUAL EYBOARD to enter messages and other information. Since this keyboard is created entirely in software, your two-way pager can be a small as a one-way pager. -
Page 3: Accesslink Ii Overview
AccessLink II Overv i e w Home Screen “Exit/Backlight” Button: Use to Exit from any screen “Left/Right Scroll” Buttons “Up/Down Scroll” Buttons “Enter” Button Icon Quick Reference Guide Alarm Clock enabled Alarm sounded and still enabled New Messages in Information Services Folders... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Virtual Keyboard Quick Reference ....2 AccessLink II Overview ......3 Icon Guide . -
Page 5: Pager Organization
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Page 6: Quick Start
Quick Start II P URNON CCESS AGER Your pager enters a “sleep” mode to conserve battery life when it is not in use. It “wakes up” when you press the “Enter” button or receive a new message. Turn on your pager by pressing the oval “Enter” button. (If unit does not turn on, see “Inserting/Replacing Battery”... -
Page 7: Quick Start
Quick Start Cont. ENDER The Sender ID is a name or other text that will be attached to the end of every message you send to identify you to the message recipient. To set up your Sender ID: • Within the PREFERENCES folder, scroll down to MISCELLANEOUS and press the "Enter"... -
Page 8: Inserting/Replacing The Battery
Be careful to align the + and - symbols on the battery with those inside the battery compartment. Inserting the battery backwards will cause the date and time setting in your AccessLink II pager to be lost. All messages will be preserved, however. -
Page 9: Receiving Messages
(NEWS, SPORTS, etc.) for news messages. Exact folder names may vary depending on your service provider. • When you receive a new message, your AccessLink II pager vibrates and/or plays your selected tone. • The icon is displayed whenever you receive a new message. -
Page 10: Reading Messages
Reading Messages EAD A ESSAGE From the home screen, view the folder list by pressing the “Enter” button. Select the desired folder using the “Up/Down Scroll” buttons and open it by pressing the “Enter” button. Select the desired message using the “Up/Down Scroll” buttons and read the message by pressing the “Enter”... - Page 11 Reading Messages Cont. To remove a message once it has been filed, you must read it and select the DEL message option. You can also delete many saved messages at the same time. See the “Deleting Messages” section on page 13 for details. EPLY You can reply to a message using a pre-programmed standard reply, a reply you have previously sent or a fully custom reply.
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Page 12: Reading Messages
26 for more details about how to configure this option. ORWARD The AccessLink II allows you to forward a message to one or more people. To forward a message: Select FORWD from the message option list and press the “Enter” button. -
Page 13: Deleting Messages
Deleting Messages As explained in the “Reading Messages” section on page 10-12, you can delete any individual message by reading it, selecting DEL, and pressing the “Enter” button. You may also delete all the messages in a given folder at one time. To delete messages: Select PREFERENCES from the main folder menu and press the “Enter”... -
Page 14: Creating An Address
C reating an Addre s s REATING AN DDRESS Your AccessLink II contains a personal address book for storing the names, two-way PINs, phone numbers, etc of the people you need to contact. To Create an Address: Select ADDRESSES from the folder list and press the "Enter" button. - Page 15 C reating an Address Cont. DITINGAN DDRESS To edit an address book entry: Select ADDRESSES from the folder list and press the "Enter" button. Select the address entry you would like to edit and press the "Enter" button. Select the address type you would like to change and press the "Enter" button.
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Page 16: Creating Messages
C reating Messages One of the most exciting features of the AccessLink II is your ability to create custom messages right on the pager. To create a message: Select the TO SEND folder from the folder list and press the "Enter" button. -
Page 17: Sending Messages
Sending Messages You may send a message to one individual or to a group of up to 25 individuals. To address and send your message: After creating your message or re p l y, select ADDRESS and press the "Enter" button. You will be presented with the list of names in your address book. -
Page 18: Disabling Information Services
Disabling Information Serv i c e s Your AccessLink II may be programmed to receive one or more information service feeds from your service provider. You may disable and re-enable these services from your pager. Please note that if you receive multiple services in a single folder, they will all be turned ON or OFF at the same time. -
Page 19: Setting Your Alerts
Setting Your Alert s Your AccessLink II pager allows you to set different alerts for different types of messages. You can also control all alerts with a single setting. ONTROLLING LERTS This setting allows you to quickly turn all alerts on, off, or to a setting called ”vibrate only.“... -
Page 20: Setting Your Alerts
PREFERENCES folder. NFORMATION ERVICE LERTS Your AccessLink II pager also allows you to select a different alert for each information service folder. To do this: Select PREFERENCES from the folder list and press the “Enter” button. Select INFORMATION ALERTS and press the “Enter” button. -
Page 21: Getting A Good Night's Sleep
Getting a Good Night’s Sleep To make sure you can sleep through the night, your AccessLink II pager allows you to set a period of time each day during which alerts will not sound. This period is called Quiet Time. During Quiet Time you still receive messages and your alarm clock still sounds, but message alerts are not played. -
Page 22: Waking Up (Setting Your Alarm Clock)
Waking Up (Setting Your Alarm Clock) When enabled, the alarm clock will sound an alert at a specified time every day. It also has a SNOOZE function that will re-alert you every ten minutes for an hour or until you manually exit the SNOOZE mode by pressing the “Enter”... -
Page 23: Miscellaneous Settings
Miscellaneous Settings The MISCELLANEOUS section within the PREFERENCES folder allows you to customize many settings including display contrast, button response speed, and a Sender ID that will be attached to all the messages you send. Descriptions of all the available options are provided below. To access any of the miscellaneous settings, navigate to the MISCELLANEOUS folder using these steps: Select PREFERENCES from the folder list and press the "Enter"... - Page 24 Miscellaneous Settings Cont. UTTON EPEAT Button Repeat controls the speed with which a button action is repeated when the button is held down. To scroll more quickly, increase this setting. To scroll more slowly, decrease this setting. To change the button repeat setting: Select BTN REPEAT and use the "Right/Left Scroll"...
- Page 25 Miscellaneous Settings Cont. ENDER Sender ID allows you to input a name or other text, which will be appended to the end of all sent messages. To enter a Sender ID: Select SENDER ID and press the "Enter" button. Enter the desired Sender ID using the virtual keyboard. See the "Virtual Keyboard Quick Reference"...
- Page 26 Miscellaneous Settings Cont. ISPLAY Time Display controls whether time will be shown based on a 12 or 24 hour clock. To change the time display: Select TIME DISPLAY and use the "Right/Left Scroll" button or the "Enter" button to change the setting. Press the "Exit/Backlight"...
- Page 27 Miscellaneous Settings Cont. NFRARED The Infrared setting allows you to enable or disable the infrared port on your pager. You must enable the port to communicate with any other infrared enabled device. Disabling the port will increase the battery life of your pager. To change this setting: Select INFRARED and use the "Right/Left Scroll"...
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Page 28: Turning On The Backlight
Select TURN PAGER OFF and press the “Enter” button. Confirm that you want to turn your pager off by selecting YES and pressing the “Enter” button. To turn your AccessLink II pager back on, press and hold the “Enter” button. -
Page 29: Communicating Using The Ir Port
Align the IR port on your AccessLink II to the IR port on the other device. The devices must be aligned within 30 degrees and be within about 12 inches of each other to communicate properly. -
Page 30: Ir Port Diagram
IR Port Diagram PC IRPort AccessLink II IRPort... -
Page 31: Viewing Status Information
TOSEND folders to make room for new messages. • PAGER ID INFORMATION: The serial number and software version of your AccessLink II are provided for reference. • CUSTOMER SUPPORT INFORMATION: A summary of your pager’s information service configuration and user interface profile number is listed for use by customer support. - Page 32 Warning: Substitution of components may impair intrinsic safety. © 1998 Glenayre Technologies, Inc. Glenayre and AccessLink II are registered trademarks of Glenayre Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Glenayre Technologies, Inc...