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Alpha Gold
G etting the Mos t from Your P ager
* S pend a few minutes lea rning a ll of the functions
and mes s aging capabilities of your pager.
* G ive your pager number to your bus ines s a s s oci-
ates, friends, family, children's s chool, and the baby-
s itter s o you ca n a lways be rea ched in a n emer-
gency.
* Include your pager number on bus ines s cards and
on your voice mail.
G etting the Most from Your Pager ............................... 1
Display S ymbols ......................................................... 2
C ontrols ...................................................................... 2
Pager S ymbols ............................................................ 3
Turning Your Pager On ................................................ 4
Turning Your Pager Off ................................................ 4
R eceiving and R eading Your Messages...................... 5
Using the F unction Menu ............................................ 6
B acklighting................................................................. 6
Locking and Unlocking Messages .............................. 6
Display Zoom ....................................... . ........................... 7
Setting the Time and Date ....................................................... . 7
Setting the Alarm ............................................................................ . 8
Setting the Message Alar ........................................................... 9
Setting the Alert Mode ................................................................ 10
Setting the Alert Pattern............................................................. 10
Turning the Maildrop Alert On and Off ................................ 11
Deleting Messages from Memory ............................................ 11
Moving Messages toYour Notebooks ................................... 12
Deleting Messages From Your Notebook s ...................... 13
Setting Private Time ....................................................................... 13
Battery Information........................ ................................... 15
Care of Your P ager.......................................................................... 16
Cleaning Your P ager...................................................................... 16
Repair and Maintenanc e................................................................ 17
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Dis play S ymbols
C hoose
Alert
Display
Zoom
C ontrols
Left/R ight
Directional
1
2
C ontents
Set
Delete All
S et Time
Private
Messages
Time
and Alarm
S et
Turn
E scape
Audible/
Pager
(to status
Message
S ilent
Off
screen)
Alert
F unction/
R ead/
S elect B utton
E scape/
B uttons
Power On
B utton
Page
Add To
S et
Note-
Message
book
Alarm
Lock/
Delete
Unlock
Message
Up/Down
Directional
B uttons
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Summary of Contents for unication Alpha Gold
- Page 1 Alpha Gold C ontents Page G etting the Most from Your Pager ....... 1 Display S ymbols ............2 C ontrols ..............2 Pager S ymbols ............3 Turning Your Pager On ..........4 Turning Your Pager Off ..........4 R eceiving and R eading Your Messages......
- Page 2 ➋ Press to select the message to lock. sages. Á ➌ Press to display the function menu. Alpha Gold pagers store up to 19 personal messages ã í ➍ Press to move the cursor to lock ( ) or unlock in memory.
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Page 3: Set Alarm
Setting the Time and Date ➋ Press Display zoom is now active. All new and stored messages including notebook Á ➊ Press to display the function menu. messages are displayed in a 2-line format. Pager ä Ñ ➋ Press to move the cursor to prompts are not enlarged in the zoom mode. - Page 4 To delete all unlocked, un-alarmed and read messages from memory: Á ➊ Press to display the function menu. ã ñ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ➋ Press to move the cursor to PLEASING ALERT Á ➌ Press twice.
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Page 5: Battery Information
National Electric Code NFPA 70 (National Fire Protection Association) Article 500 (hazardous [classified] locations). UL Approval labels are attached to the Alpha Gold Pager to identify the unit as being UL Approved for specified hazardous atmospheres. This label speci-... - Page 6 • Do not replace or change accessories in a If this equipment does cause harmful interfer- hazardous atmosphere. Contact sparking may occur while installing or removing acces- ence to radio or television reception, which sories and cause an explosion or fire. can be determined by turning the equipment •...