Audiovox CDM-105 User manual

●SettingUpService
●PhoneBasics
●SprintPCS
ServiceFeatures
●SafetyandWarranty
SprintPCSVoicePhone
CDM-105
SprintPCS®PhoneGuide

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CDM-105

Table of Contents
WelcometoSprint ... ................. ... ... ... ...i
Introduction .... ... ... ... .................... ... ..ii
Section1:GettingStarted .................. ... ...1
1A. SettingUpService .. . ....... . ....... ........ ......3
GettingStartedWithSprintPCSService ...................4
SettingUpYourVoicemail ................................5
SprintPCSAccountPasswords ............................6
SafetyPrecautions .......................................7
GettingHelp ...........................................10
Section2:YourSprintPCS Phone ................13
2A. YourSprintPCSPhone:The Basics .... . ........ ..15
FrontViewofYourPhone ...............................16
KeyFunctions ........................................17
ViewingtheDisplayScreen ..............................19
FeaturesofYourSprintPCSPhone .......................20
TurningYourPhoneOnandOff .........................22
UsingYourPhone’sBatteryandCharger ..................23
DisplayingYourPhoneNumber .........................26
MakingandAnsweringCalls .............................26
MakingCalls..........................................26
DialingOptions.......................................27
AnsweringCalls ......................................28
MissedCallNotification ...............................29
CallingEmergencyNumbers ..........................30
In-CallMenu..........................................30
End-of-CallOptions ...................................31

Language ............................................55
TTYUseWithSprintPCSService ........................56
TTYMode............................................57
PhoneInfo .............................................58
PhoneNumber .......................................58
Help .................................................58
Version ..............................................59
Advanced ............................................59
MyMenu ...............................................60
MyMenuSet .........................................60
MyMenuChangeorDelete ............................60
2C. SettingYourPhone’sSecurity ... . ....... . ........61
AccessingtheSecurityMenu ............................62
LockPhone ..........................................63
ChangePWD .........................................64
PrivacyLock .........................................64
CallRestrict ..........................................65
ErasingthePhoneBook .................................66
ResettingYourPhone ...................................67
2D. ControllingYourRoamingExperience ..... . ......69
UnderstandingRoaming ................................70
SettingYourPhone’sRoamMode ........................73
ControllingRoamingChargesUsingCallGuard ...........74
2E. NavigatingThroughMenus ..... . ....... . ....... .77
MenuNavigation .......................................78
MenuStructure .........................................78
ViewingtheMenus .....................................79
SavingaPhoneNumber ...............................31
FindingaPhoneNumber ..............................33
DialingandSavingPhoneNumbersWithPauses ........34
AbbreviatedDialing ... ..... ... ... ..... ... ... ..... ... ..35
Plus(+)KeyDialing ...................................36
DialingFromthePhoneBook ..........................36
UsingSpeedDialing...................................37
EnteringText ...........................................38
SelectingaCharacterInputMode ......................38
EnteringCharactersUsingT9TextInput ...............39
EnteringCharactersbyTappingtheKeypad ............40
EnteringNumbersandSymbols........................41
Pre-setMessages ......................................41
2B. ControllingYourPhone’sSettings ........ ........43
SoundSettings . .......... ... .......... ... .......... ... ..44
RingerTypes .........................................44
Volume ..............................................45
Alerts ................................................46
ToneLength ..........................................48
PowerSound .........................................48
DisplaySettings.........................................49
Backlight.............................................49
Graphics .............................................49
Contrast .............................................52
LocationSettings .......................................53
OthersPhoneSetupOptions ............................54
AnswerMode ........................................54
AutoAnswer .........................................55

Calculator.............................................104
ConvertUnit ..........................................105
2I. UsingYourPhone’sVoiceServices .... . ....... . .107
ScreenCall ............................................108
SetAutoAnswer .....................................108
Listening............................................109
VoiceMemo...........................................110
VoiceDial .............................................111
MakingaCallUsingVoiceDial ........................111
2J. UsingYour Phone’s Games....... ........ .......113
Eggman2..............................................114
GamesMenu ........................................114
GameControlKey ...................................114
JungleBoy ............................................115
GamesMenu ........................................115
GameControlKey ...................................115
Section3:SprintPCSServiceFeatures ... .......117
3A: SprintPCS ServiceFeatures:TheBasics .... . ....119
UsingVoicemail .......................................120
SettingUpYourVoicemail............................120
VoicemailNotification ...............................121
NewVoicemailMessageAlerts .......................121
RetrievingYourVoicemailMessages ..................122
VoicemailOptions ...................................124
ClearingtheMessageIcon ...........................127
VoicemailMenuKey .................................128
UsingSMSTextMessaging ..............................130
2F. ManagingCallHistory ....... . ....... . ....... . ...81
ViewingHistory ........................................82
RecentCalls ..........................................83
OutgoingCalls........................................83
IncomingCalls .......................................84
MissedCalls ..........................................85
ClearCalls ............................................85
2G. UsingthePhoneBook ..... . ....... . ....... . .....87
AddingaNewPhoneBookEntry .........................88
FindingPhoneBookEntries .............................89
EditGroup .............................................92
Special#’s ..............................................92
Abbrev.Dial ............................................93
PhonebookMatch ......................................93
2H. UsingthePhone’sCalendarandTools . ....... . ...95
Alarm ..................................................96
QuickSetting .........................................97
Schedule ...............................................98
SearchSchedule ......................................98
AddinganEventtotheSchedule .......................98
Countdown ............................................99
DeleteCountdown ...................................99
Memo ................................................100
ViewMemo .........................................100
DeleteMemo........................................101
WorldTime ...........................................102
DualTimeDisplay ...................................102
StopWatch............................................103

4B: Manufacturer’sWarranty ....... . ....... . .......163
Manufacturer’sWarranty ...............................164
Index ........... ... ... ... ... ... ................167
ComposingaTextMessage ...........................130
Inbox...............................................131
Outbox .............................................132
Drafts .. ... ... ... ... ..... ..... ..... .. ... ... ... ... ....133
Voicemail ...........................................134
Settings .............................................134
UsingCallerID ........................................140
RespondingtoCallWaiting .............................141
MakingaThree-WayCall ...............................142
UsingCallForwarding .................................143
3B: SprintPCSVoice CommandSM . ........ ........ ..145
GettingStartedWithSprintPCSVoiceCommand ........146
CreatingYourOwnAddressBook.......................147
MakingaCallWithSprintPCSVoiceCommand ..........148
AccessingInformationUsingSprintPCSVoiceCommand 149
Section4:SafetyandWarrantyInformation. ... .151
4A: Safety .. ....... . ....... . ....... . ....... . ....... .153
GettingtheMostOutofYourReception .................154
MaintainingSafeUseofandAccesstoYourPhone........155
CaringfortheBattery ..................................157
UsingYourPhoneWithaHearingAidDevice ............158
AcknowledgingSpecialPrecautionsandtheFCCNotice .160
Owner’sRecord .......................................162
PhoneGuideProprietaryNotice ........................162

Welcome to Sprint
Sprintiscommittedtobringingyouthebestwireless
technologyavailable.Webuiltourcomplete,nationwide
networkfromthegroundup,soallyourservices–
whetherit’sVoicemail,CallerIDoremail–willworkthe
samewhereveryougoontheNationwideSprintPCS
Network.
Thisguidewillfamiliarizeyouwithourtechnologyand
yournewSprintPCSPhonethroughsimple,easy-to-
followinstructions.It’sallrighthere–fromsettingup
youraccountpasswordsandvoicemailtousingthemost
advancedfeaturesof yourphoneandservice.
WelcomeandthankyouforchoosingSprint.
i

Getting Started
Section 1
ii
Introduction
ThisPhoneGuideintroducesyoutoSprintPCSService
andallthefeaturesofyournewphone.It’sdividedinto
foursections:
Section1: GettingStarted
Section2: YourSprintPCSPhone
Section3: SprintPCSServiceFeatures
Section4: SafetyandWarrantyInformation
Throughoutthisguide,you'llfindtipsthathighlight
specialshortcutsandtimelyreminderstohelpyoumake
themostofyournewphoneandservice.TheTableof
ContentsandIndexwillalsohelpyouquicklylocate
specificinformation.
You'llgetthemostoutofyourphoneifyoureadeach
section.However,ifyou'dliketogetrighttoaspecific
feature,simplylocatethatsectionintheTableofContents
andgodirectlytothatpage.Followtheinstructionsin
thatsection,andyou'llbereadytouseyourphonein
notime.
PhoneGuideNote:Duetoupdatesinphonesoftware,thisprinted
guidemaynotbethemostcurrentversionforyourphone.Visit
www.sprint.comandsignontoMyPCStoaccessthemostrecentversion
ofthephoneguide.

2Section1A:SettingUpService 3
Section 1A
Setting Up Service
In This Section
GettingStartedWithSprintPCS Service
SettingUpYourVoicemail
SprintPCSAccountPasswords
SafetyPrecautions
GettingHelp
SettingupserviceonyournewSprintPCSPhoneisquickand
easy.Thissectionwalksyouthroughthenecessarysteps
tounlockyourphone,setupyourvoicemail,establish
passwords,andcontactSprintforassistancewithyour
SprintPCSService.
SettingUpService

Section1A:SettingUpService 5
SettingUpYourVoicemail
AllunansweredcallstoyourSprintPCSPhoneare
automaticallytransferredtoyourvoicemail,evenifyour
phoneisinuseorturnedoff.Therefore,youwillwanttoset
upyourvoicemailandpersonalgreetingassoonasyour
SprintPCSPhoneisactivated.
Tosetupyourvoicemail:
1. Pressandhold .
2. Followthesystempromptsto:
Createyourpasscode
Recordyourgreeting
Recordyournameannouncement
ChoosewhetherornottoactivateOne-Touch
MessageAccess(afeaturethatletsyouaccess
messagessimplybypressingandholding ,
bypassingtheneedforyoutoenteryourpass
code)
Note:Ifyouareconcernedaboutunauthorizedaccesstoyourvoicemail
account,Sprintrecommendsyouenableyourvoicemailpasscode.
Formoreinformationaboutusingyourvoicemail,see
“UsingVoicemail” onpage120.
SettingUpService
4 Section1A:SettingUpService
GettingStartedWithSprintPCS
Service
DeterminingifYourPhoneisAlreadyActivated
IfyoupurchasedyourphoneataSprintStore,itisprobably
activated,unlocked,andreadytouse.Ifyoureceivedyour
phoneinthemail,itprobablyhasbeenactivated;allyou
needtodoisunlockit.
Ifyourphoneisnotactivated,pleaserefertotheWelcome
toSprintbrochureincludedwithyourphone.
UnlockingYourPhone
Tounlockyourphone,followtheseeasysteps:
1. Pressandhold toturnthephoneon.
2. PressMenu( )toaccessthemainmenu.
3. SelectSettings().
4. SelectSecurity().
5. EnteryourlockcodetodisplaytheSecuritymenu.
6. SelectLockPhone().
7. PressyournavigationkeytoselectOff.
8. PressSelect().
Tip:Ifyoucan’trecallyourlockcode,tryusingthelastfourdigitsof
eitheryourSocialSecuritynumberorSprintPCSPhonenumberortry0000
orNATL(6285).Ifnoneofthesework,callSprintCustomerServiceat:
1-888-211-4PCS(4727).

Section1A:SettingUpService 7
SafetyPrecautions
HandlingthePhone,BatteryandCharger
Onlyusethebatteryandchargerspecifiedforthe
phone.Failuretodosocanresultindamagetothe
phone,electricshockorfire.
Donotstoreoroperatethephoneorchargerinhot,
damp,ordustyareas,whichcandamageelectricaland
mechanicalcomponents.Avoidprolongedexposureto
temperaturesbelow5°C(41°F)orinexcessof35°C
(95°F).
Donotdrop,shakeorthrowthephoneorcharger.
Roughhandlingcandamageinternalcircuitboardsand
thebatterypack.
Donotusethephoneinthevicinityofvolatilegases.
Leavetheareabeforeusingthephone.Failuretoleave
theareacanresultintheriskoffireoranexplosion.
Donotdisassembleormodifythephone,charger,or
battery. Incorrectmodifications,reassembly,or
tamperingmayresultinmalfunctionorpersonalinjury.
HandlingthePhone
Donotusethephonewhileoperatingavehicle.
Observelocalregulationsforspecializedareas
(hospital,aircraft,etc)whenusingthephone.
Donotusethephonenearelectronicequipmentprone
tointerference.Radiofrequencyinterferencemay
resultinelectronicequipmentmalfunction.The
followingelectronicequipmentmaybeaffected:
Hearingaids,pacemakersandotherclinicalelectronic
devices,smokedetectors,automaticdoorsandother
automaticallycontrolleddevices.
SettingUpService
6 Section1A:SettingUpService
SprintPCSAccountPasswords
AsaSprintPCScustomer,youenjoyunlimitedaccessto
yourpersonalaccountinformationandyourvoicemail
account.Toensurethatnooneelsehasaccesstoyour
information,youwillneedtocreatepasswordstoprotect
yourprivacy.
AccountPassword
Ifyouaretheaccountowner,you'llhaveanaccount
passwordtosignontowww.sprint.comandtousewhen
callingSprintCustomerService. Yourdefaultaccount
passwordisthelastfourdigitsofyourSocialSecurity
number.Ifyouarenottheaccountowner(ifsomeoneelse
receivestheinvoiceforyourSprintPCSService),youcan
getasub-accountpasswordatwww.sprint.com.
VoicemailPassword
You'llcreateyourvoicemailpassword(orpasscode)when
yousetupyourvoicemail.See“SettingUpYourVoicemail”
onpage120formoreinformationonyourvoicemail
password.
Formoreinformation,ortochangeyourpasswords,sign
ontowww.sprint.comorcallSprintCustomerServiceat
1-888-211-4PCS(4727).

Section1A:SettingUpService 9
HandlingtheCharger
Onlyuseapowersourcethatprovidestheappropriate
voltage(AC100~240V)forthecharger. Anunsuitable
powersourcecanresultindamagetothecharger,
electricshockorfire.
Donotusethechargerifthepowersupplycordorplug
isdamagedorfrayed(exposedorbrokenwires,etc).
Thiscanresultintheriskoffireorelectricshock.
Donotshortcircuitthechargerconnectorjack.This
mayresultinfireorelectricshock.
Intheeventthatliquidisspilledintotheunit,
immediatelyunplugthechargerfromthewalloutletto
preventfireorelectricshock.
Toavoidtheriskofelectricshock,alwaysunplugthe
chargerfromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.
Toavoiddamage,donotplaceheavyobjectson
thecord.
Toavoiddamageandtheriskofelectricshock,always
gripthepowerplugwhenremovingthechargerfrom
thewalloutlet.Donotpullonthepowersupplycord.
SettingUpService
8 Section1A:SettingUpService
Keepallstoragemedia(magneticcards,floppydisks,
creditcards,etc.)awayfromthephone. Closecontact
caneraseordamagethestoragemedia.
Keepallsharpmetalobjects(pins,nails,hairpinsetc.)
awayfromthephonehandset.Thehandsetearpiece
containsastrongmagnetthatcanattractandholdmetal
objects.Toavoidpersonalinjury,removeanyobjects
fromthehandsetearpiecebeforeusing.
HandlingtheBattery
Donotdisposeofthebatterypackinafire.Itmay
explode.Checkwithlocalwastemanagementcodesfor
disposalinstructions.
Donotforcethebatterypackintothephone. Improper
installationcancausemalfunctionsordamagethe
batterypack.Thismayresultinfireorpersonalinjury.
Usecautioninhandlingbatteriesinordernottoshort
thebatteryonconductivematerialssuchasrings,
bracelets,andkeys. Thebatteryand/orconductormay
overheatandcauseburns.
Ifthebatterybecomestoohotwhilerecharging,it
shouldberemovedimmediatelyfromthecharger.
Whenclothesorskinareexposedtobatteryleakage,
rinsewithcleanwateratoncetopreventskinirritation.
Donotuseacracked,leakingorodor-emittingbattery
packnearanopenflameorhightemperatures.
Ifafullydischargedbatteryisstoredforalongperiodof
time,itmaynotbepossibletorechargethebattery.
Observelocalwastemanagementcodesforproper
batterydisposalinstructions.

Section1A:SettingUpService 11
ReceivingAutomatedInvoicingInformation
Foryourconvenience,yourphonegivesyouaccessto
invoicinginformationonyourSprintPCSAccount.This
informationincludesbalancedue,paymentreceived,
invoicingcycle,andanestimateofthenumberofminutes
usedsinceyourlastinvoicingcycle. (Normalairtimeusage
willapply.)
Toaccessautomatedinvoicinginformation:
Press .
Note:ThisservicemaynotbeavailableinallAffiliateareas.
SprintPCSDirectoryAssistance
Youhaveaccesstoavarietyofservicesandinformation
throughSprintPCSDirectoryAssistance,including
residential,business,andgovernmentlistings;assistance
withlocalorlong-distancecalls;movielistings;andhotel,
restaurant,shopping,andmajorlocaleventinformation.
Thereisaper-callcharge,andyouwillbebilledforairtime.
TocallSprintPCSDirectoryAssistance:
Press .
SettingUpService
10 Section1A:SettingUpService
GettingHelp
Visitwww.sprint.com
Youcangoonlineto:
Accessyouraccountinformation
Checkyourminutesused(dependingonyour
SprintPCSServicePlan)
Viewandpayyourbill
MakeyourlifeeasierbyenrollinginSprintPCSOnline
BillingandAutomaticPayment
Purchaseaccessories
ShopforthelatestSprintPCSPhones
ViewavailableSprintPCSServicePlansandoptions
Learnmoreabout othergreatSprintproductsand
services.
ReachingSprintCustomerService
YoucanreachSprintCustomerServicemanydifferent
ways:
Dial onyourSprintPCSPhone
Signontoyouraccountatwww.sprint.com
Callustoll-freeat1-888-211-4727(Consumercustomers)
or1-888-788-4727(Businesscustomers)
WritetousatSprintCustomerService,P.O.Box8077,
London,KY 40742

12 Section1A:SettingUpService
SprintPCSOperatorServices
SprintPCSOperatorServicesprovidesassistancewhen
placingcollectcallsorwhenplacingcallsbilledtoalocal
telephonecallingcardorthirdparty.
ToaccessSprintPCSOperatorServices:
Press .
Formoreinformationortoseethelatestinproductsand
services,visitusonlineatwww.sprint.com.
Note:SprintPCSOperatorServicesmaynotbeavailableinallAffiliate
areas.
Your Sprint PCS Phone
Section 2

14 Section2A:YourSprintPCSPhone–TheBasics 15
Section 2A
Your Sprint PCS Phone: The Basics
In This Section
FrontViewofYourPhone
ViewingtheDisplayScreen
FeaturesofYourSprintPCSPhone
TurningYour PhoneOnandOff
UsingYourPhone’sBatteryandCharger
DisplayingYourPhoneNumber
MakingandAnsweringCalls
EnteringText
YourSprintPCSPhoneispackedwithfeaturesthatsimplify
yourlifeandexpandyourabilitytostayconnectedtothe
peopleandinformationthatareimportanttoyou. Thissection
willguideyouthroughthebasicfunctionsandcalling
featuresofyourphone.
PhoneBasics

Section2A:YourSprintPCSPhone–TheBasics 17
KeyFunctions
1. HeadsetJackallowsyoutopluginanoptionalheadset
forconvenient,hands-freeconversations.
2. IndicatorLightilluminateswhenyouhaveanincoming
callornewmessage.LEDOff batterynotattachedto
phoneandChargingcompletedandBatteryproblem.
Thebatterytemperatureisabnormal. LEDOnbatteryis
charging.
3. SignalStrengthIndicatorrepresentsthesignalstrengthby
displayingbars. Themorebarsdisplayed,thebetterthe
signalstrength.
4. SoftkeyButtonsletyouselectsoftkeyactionsormenu
itemscorrespondingtothebottomleftandrightlines
onthedisplayscreen.
5. VolumeControlallowsyoutoadjusttheringervolumein
standbymode(withtheflipopen)oradjustthevoice
volumeduringacall.Thevolumekeycanalsobeused
toscrollupordowntonavigatethroughthedifferent
menuoptions.Tomutetheringerduringanincoming
call,pressthevolumekeyupordown.
6. Talktoplaceoransweracall. Instandbymode,pressto
directlyaccessthecallhistorylist.
7. Back(Clear)tocleardigitsandcharacterseditmodeor
returntothepreviousmode. Pressandholdtoactivate
voicememo.
8. ChargerorAccessoryJackconnectsthephonetothe
batterychargerorallowsyoutoconnectoptional
accessories,suchasaUSBcable.
PhoneBasics
16 Section2A:YourSprintPCSPhone–TheBasics
FrontViewofYourPhone
4. SoftkeyButtons
6. Talk 11. End(Power)
10. NavigationKey
12. OK
1. HeadsetJack
8. ChargerorAccessoryJack
9. Microphone
7. Back(Clear)
5. VolumeControl
13. DisplayScreen
15. Earpiece
2. IndicatorLight
3. SignalStrength
Indicator
14. BatteryStrength
Indicator

Section2A:YourSprintPCSPhone–TheBasics 19
ViewingtheDisplayScreen
Yourphone’sdisplayscreenprovidesawealthofinformation
aboutyourphone’sstatusandoptions.Thislistidentifiesthe
symbolsyou’llseeonyourphone’sdisplayscreen:
Tip:Toviewalistofyourphone’siconsanddescriptions,fromthemain
menuselectSettings>PhoneInfo>Help.
currentsignalstrength:themorelines,the
strongerthesignal.
phonecannotreceiveasignalfromthesystem.
callisinprogress.
E911only.
locationserviceison.
vibrationalertmodeon.
silencealertmodeon.
appearswheneitheraneventoranalarmisset.
phoneisroaming(outofservicearea).
phoneisinSpeakerphonemode.
phoneisinTTYmode.
phoneisinemergencymode.
unreadtextmessage
urgentunreadmessage:Blinking
normalunreadmessage:ON
nounreadmessage:OFF
PhoneBasics
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9. Microphoneallowstheothercallertohearyouclearly
whenyouarespeakingtothem.
10. NavigationKeyscrollsthroughthephone’smenu
optionsandactsasashortcutkeyfromstandbymode.
PressUptoactivateVoiceActivatedDialing(VAD).
Alsousedasanupperarrowkey. Presstoactivateand
deactivatespeakerphoneduringcall.
PressDowntodirectlyaccessQuickSearchfor
PhoneBookentries. Alsousedasadownarrowkey.
PressRighttoenter“MyMenu”.Alsousedasaright
arrowkey.
PressLefttoentertheMessagemenu.Alsousedasa
leftarrowkey.
11. End(Power)toterminateacall.Pressandholdtoturnthe
phoneON/OFF.
12. OKselectsthehighlightedchoicewhennavigating
throughamenu.
13. DisplayScreendisplaysalltheinformationneededto
operateyourphone,suchasthecallstatus,theinternal
phonebook’scontactlist,thedateandtime,thesignal
andbatterystrength,etc.
14. BatteryStrengthIndicatorrepresentstheamountof
remainingbatterychargecurrentlyavailableinyour
phone.Whenallbarsaredisplayedinthebatteryicon,
thephone’sbatteryisfullycharged.Whennobarsare
displayed,thephone’sbatteryiscompletelydischarged
orempty.
15. Earpieceletsyouhearthecallerandautomatedprompts.

Section2A:YourSprintPCSPhone–TheBasics 21
SprintPCSVoiceCommandSM letsyoudialphone
numbersbyspeakingsomeone’snameorthedigitsof
theirphonenumber(page145).
ThePhoneBookallowsyoutostoreupto500entries,
withuptothreephonenumbersperentry(page87).
Thebuilt-inScheduleoffersseveralpersonal
informationmanagementfeaturestohelpyoumanage
yourbusylifestyle(page98).
YourSprintPCSPhoneisequippedwithaLocation
featureforuseinconnectionwithlocation-based
servicesthatmaybeavailableinthefuture(page53).
T9TextInputletsyouquicklytypemessageswithone
keypressperletter(seepage39).
Speeddialletsyoudialphonenumberswithone,twoor
three keypresses(seepage37).
PhoneBasics
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PendingMessageAlertincaseoutgoingText
MessagehasnotyetdeliveredunderNoService/
Analogcoverage.WhenphoneisinServicearea,
pendingmessageinoutboxshallbedelivered
automatically.
lockPendingmessagefrombeingdeletedinout
box.
uncheckedvoicemessage.
uncheckedtextandvoicemessage.
batterycharginglevel–themoreblocks,the
strongerthecharge.
Note:Displayindicatorshelpyoumanageyourroamingchargesbyletting
youknowwhenyou’reofftheNationwideSprintPCSNetworkand
whetheryou’reoperatingindigitaloranalogmode.(Formoreinformation,
seeSection2D:ControllingYourRoamingExperienceonpage69.)
FeaturesofYourSprintPCSPhone
CongratulationsonthepurchaseofyourSprintPCSPhone.
TheCDM-105islightweight,easy-to-use,andreliable,andit
alsooffersmanysignificantfeaturesandserviceoptions.
Thefollowinglistpreviewssomeofthosefeaturesand
providespagenumberswhereyoucanfind
outmore:
Dual-bandcapabilityallowsyoutomakeandreceive
callswhileontheNationwideSprintPCSNetworkand
toroamonother analogand1900MHzdigitalnetworks
whereSprinthasimplementedroamingagreements
(page69).
SMSTextMessagingprovidesquickandconvenient
messagingcapabilities(pages130).

Section2A:YourSprintPCSPhone–TheBasics 23
UsingYourPhone’sBatteryandCharger
BatteryCapacity
YourSprintPCSPhoneisequippedwithaLithiumIon
(LiIon)battery.Itallowsyoutorechargeyourbattery
beforeitisfullydrained.Thebatteryprovidesupto3.5
hoursofcontinuousdigitaltalktime(upto1.5hoursin
analog).
Whenthebatteryreaches5%ofitscapacity,thebattery
iconblinks.Whenthereareapproximatelytwominutesof
talktimeleft,thephonesoundsanaudiblealertandthen
powersdown.
Note:Longbacklightsettings,searchingforserviceandvibratemode
affectthebattery’stalkandstandbytimes.
Tip:Besuretowatchyourphone’sbatterylevelindicatorandchargethe
batterybeforeitrunsoutofpower.
InstallingtheBattery
ToinstalltheLiIonbattery:
1. Removethebatterycoverfromthephonebypressing
thelatchreleasebuttonandslidingthecoveroffthe
phone.
PhoneBasics
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TurningYourPhoneOnandOff
TurningYourPhoneOn
Toturnyourphoneon:
Pressandhold forapproximatelytwoseconds.
Onceyourphoneison,itmaydisplay“Searchingfor
Service,” whichindicatesthatyourphoneissearchingfora
signal.Whenyourphonefindsasignal,itautomatically
entersstandbymode–thephone’sidlestate.Atthispoint,
youarereadytobeginmakingandreceivingcalls.
Ifyourphoneisunabletofindasignalafter15minutesof
searching,aPowerSavefeatureisautomaticallyactivated.
Whenasignalisfound,yourphoneautomaticallyreturnsto
standbymode.
InPowerSavemode,yourphonesearchesforasignal
periodicallywithoutyourintervention.Youcanalsoinitiate
asearchforSprintPCSServicebypressinganykey(when
yourphoneisturnedon).
Tip:ThePowerSavefeaturehelpstoconserveyourbatterypowerwhen
youareinanareawherethereisnosignal.
TurningYourPhoneOff
Toturnyourphoneoff:
Pressandhold fortwosecondsuntilyouseethe
poweringdownanimationonthedisplayscreen.
Yourscreenremainsblankwhileyourphoneisoff(unless
thebatteryischarging).

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AlwaysuseaSprint-approveddesktopcharger,travel
charger,orvehiclepoweradaptertochargeyourbattery.
Warning:Usingthewrongbatterychargercouldcausedamagetoyour
phoneandvoidthewarranty.
UsingtheCharger
Tousethetravelchargerprovidedwithyourphone:
Connectoneendofthechargerintothephone's
chargerjackandplugtheotherendintoastandard
100~240VACwalloutlet.Youcanmonitorthe
batterystatusbycheckingthebatterylevelindicator.
Ittakesapproximately3hourstofullyrechargea
completelyrundownbattery. WiththeSprint-approved
LiIonbattery,youcanrechargethebatterybeforeit
becomescompletelyrundown.
PhoneBasics
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2. Placethebatteryontothephone,bottomfirstsothe
tabsgointothebottomofthephoneandthemetal
connectorsalign. Thenpushthebatterydownuntilit
locksintoplace.
3. Placethebatterycoveroverthebatteryandslideinto
place.
Note:Ifthebatteryisnotcorrectlyplacedinthecompartment,thephone
willnotturnonand/orthebatterymaydetachduringuse.
RemovingtheBattery
Toremoveyourbattery:
Pulldownthereleaselatch,liftupthebatterycover
andremovethebatteryfromthephone.
ChargingtheBattery
YourSprintPCSPhone’sLiIonbatteryisrechargeableand
shouldbechargedassoonaspossiblesoyoucanbegin
usingyourphone.
Keepingtrackofyourbattery’schargeisimportant.Ifyour
batterylevelbecomestoolow,yourphoneautomatically
turnsoffandyouwilllosealltheinformationyouwerejust
workingon.Foraquickcheckofyourphone’sbatterylevel,
glanceatthebatterychargeindicatorlocatedintheupper-
rightcornerofyourphone’sdisplayscreen. Ifthebattery
chargeisgettingtoolow,thebatteryicon blinksand
thephonesoundsawarningtone.