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Safety lnformation
lmportant!
To prevent
harm
to you and damage to your
equipment,
read
this section
carefully.
Some or
all of these conditions
might apply
to your
vehicle or the
place
where you
use
your
Simon.
Safely Using Simon
Because
Simon
has
cellular telephone
features, you
should know
how
to use
cellular
telephones
safely.
Although you can use Simon
in
a vehicle, do
not
operate Simon while you are
driving.
Drive
your
vehicle safely out of
moving
traffic,
stop
the
vehicle.
and then
use
your
Simon.
lmportant!
lf you open
up
Simon you will cancel your
warranty.
Radio Waves
Cellular
phones
send out
radio
waves.
These
waves might
interfere
with the
proper
functioning
of
electronic control systems, such as
electronic
fuel-injection systems,
electronic cruise-control
systems, and
particularly,
electronic antiskid
braking
systems.
lf your vehicle
has
any of the above systems.
take
your vehicle to an authorized
mechanic
who
is
trained
in
this type of system testing and
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recommended
by
the
FCC.
However, take
the following
precautions
to avoid
exposure to
additional
radio
frequency
energy.
.
While Simon is on, do not hold
it
with
the
antenna contacting any exposed parts
of
your
body, especially
your
eyes
or
face.
.
Hold
Simon
as
you
hold
the handset of
a
standard
telephone.
The antenna should
be
above your
shoulder.
Speak directly
into the
microphone.
Construction
Areas
lf you are
in
a construction area, obey
signs
concerning mobile-radio or
phone
transmission.
lf
mobile-radio
transmission is
prohibited,
turn
phone
power
off.
See "Phone
Power"
on
page
21
.
Turn phone power off
if
you are near
blasting caps
or
if
you are
in
an explosive
atmosphere.
Under
some
conditions,
cellular phones (both
incoming and
outgoing calls) can
interfere
with blasting
operations.
When you are out
of
the construction area, you
can
turn phone power
on
for your
Simon.
Other Explosive Atmospheres
DO NOT USE Simon in
mines,
grain
elevators,
natural gas
fields, or other explosive
atmospheres.
Care
of Simon
The following
items
will
help
prevent
problems with
your
Simon.
.
Don't
get
Simon wet.
.
Keep
Simon
clean.
To
clean
the screen, turn Simon
off.
Breathe
on
the screen and wipe
it
with a soft
clean
cloth.
To clean stubborn spots,
moisten
your
cloth
with
isopropyl
or ethyl
alcohol.
Note:
Do not
use
waler,
ketone,
or
aromatic
solvents.
.
Keep
the microphone
hole clear.
O Copyright
IBM
Corp.
1994
Safety
lnformation
3
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