Using The Blackberry Device As A Cellular Phone; Your International Phone Number; Making Calls - Blackberry 8700g User Manual

Using the BlackBerry Smartphone from Roadpost
modified during your travels. (Ensure that Reconcile
Email and Synchronize PIM are both selected to
synchronize email and personal information.)
4. Click Synchronize Now. The rental BlackBerry
smartphone and connecting cable are now ready for
return.
Switching back to your local BlackBerry
device using the Desktop Manager
Note: This section reverses the process outlined in
'Connecting the BlackBerry smartphone to your BlackBerry
Enterprise Server using the Desktop Manager (pg. 6)'.
Specific instructions are provided below. Refer to the earlier
section for images of some screens you may see.
1. Place your pre-existing BlackBerry device in the cradle,
as you would usually do to synchronize it.
2. Double click on the existing BlackBerry Desktop
Manager icon .
3. Select Options, followed by Connection Settings, click
Detect.
4. 'Ensure Device is Connected Properly' appears. Click OK.
5. A Connection Settings window will appear. Click OK.
6. A Redirector Settings window will appear. Click Yes.
7. Another window will appear to indicate that an
encryption key will be generated. Click OK. Move the
mouse as directed.
8. 'Connected' will appear in the bottom of the window
when the pre-existing BlackBerry smartphone has been
reconnected to your desktop PC.
9. Test sending and receiving email to confirm the
connection.
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Using the BlackBerry Smartphone from Roadpost
Using the BlackBerry Device as
a Cellular phone

Your international phone number

Your international phone number is made up of a number
of pieces referred to in this guide:
44 (0) 7736 123 456
Country Leading '0'
Code (only required
when dialed
locally within
the UK)
"+" Sign
The "+" sign is required when dialing internationally as
outlined in the following sections. When dialing a phone
number, press <O> to obtain the "+" sign.

Making calls

You can choose to dial a number already in your address
book, or to dial a one-time number for a new contact.
Calling a number in your Address Book:
Note: Both the <+> sign and the Country Code of your
contact must be included in your address book to dial
their number internationally.
Example: If your contact's number is 905 272 5665,
ensure that it is recorded as +1 905 272 5665 in your
address book.
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10-digit mobile
number
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