scope GEO84Z User manual

INDEX
I.Pager Diagram.......................................1
II.SymbolsIllustration.............................1
III.Operation................................................2
1. Reading PrivateMessages....................3
2. Reading PublicMessages......................8
IV.UtiliesMenu Operation.......................10
1. Adjusting TheReal-TimeClock..........10
2. Choosing Audio, Vibration OrQuiescency
Alert....................................................11
3. Setting TheAlarm...............................12
4. Adjusting TheLCDContrast...............13
5. ZoomFunction....................................13
6. Turn PagerOff....................................14
V.Changing Battery................................15
VI.Specifications........................................16
VII. Precautions...........................................16
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A. “Up” key
B. “Down” key
C. “Function” key
D. “Read/Confirm” key
E.Display Screen
II.SymbolsIllustration
Receiving RangeDisplay
LowBattery Indication
Sound AlertDisplay
No AlertDisplay
Vibration AlertDisplay
I.PAGERDIAGRAM

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III.Operation
Usethe[FUNCTION]key to cyclethrough the
fourmain menus:
(1)thegreeting menu which appearsupon power
up, thetop lineofwhich printsthenameofthe
paging service provider,whilethebottomline
printsthecurrenttimeand date.
(2)&(3)thepublicmessagemenu, listofpublic
messagesavailable.

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4)theutilitiesmenu.
1.ReadingPrivateMessages
1.1 Reading Messages
Press the[READ]key whileatgreeting menu.
Thehighlighted numberrepresentsthemessage
isunread.
Press [READ]again to read thewholemessage
and otherearliermessages.

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You may also usethe[UP]and [DOWN]key to
navigatethrough themessages. Attheend of
every message, thereceiving timeand dateare
appended along-sidethecall tone('A', 'B', 'C', or
'D')whoseuseisassigned by thepaging service
provider. To savememory, messageswith the
samecontentbutwith differentcall tonewill be
stored asonemessagewith aremindertag
appended.(i.e. repeated/duplicated call, theset-
ting dependson service provider)
1.2 Protecting OrDeleting Messages
Privatemessagescan bedeleted to free the
memory space they occupy. Importantmes-

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sagescan beprotected to avoid accidental
deletion. Usethe[READ]/[UP]/[DOWN]
key to locatethemessageto beprotected /
deleted and then press the[FUNCTION]key.
Three optionsareavailable:(1)to protect( )
themessage;(2)to delete( ) themessage;
(3)to deleteall ( ) messages. Usethe[UP]
/[DOWN]key to choosean option and then
the[READ]key to confirmorthe[FUNCTION]
key to exit withoutchoosing any option.
When thedangerousdelete-all option ischosen,
theuserwill beasked to confirmagain.

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secondsto turn thebacklighton. Thebacklight
will remain on until no key ispressed forawhile.
Theusermay turn off thebacklightexplicitly
by holding the[FUNCTION]key foranother
two seconds.
1.4 NewAnd UnreadMessages
Amessageisregarded asunread iftheuserdoes
notpress any key when it isjustreceived.
Themessagenumberforunread messageswill be
marked in reversevideo mode. (Do notconfuse
with messagecontentreceived with errorwhich
isalso marked in reversevideo.)When ames-
sagejustarrives, it isdisplayed and thepagerwill
givean alerttone. Thealertcan bestopped by
pressing any key. If it isnotstopped during
alerting (thealerttimeissetby theservice
provider), themessageistreated asunread
message. (N.B. When anewmessagearrivesand
thememory isfull, thelastunprotected mes-

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sagewill besqueezed outto makeroomforthe
newone.)
1.5 Power Management
To savepower, theLCDscreen will go back to
theOpening Screen ifthereisno key activity
for8 seconds(thetimedependson service
provider). If thepagerstill doesnotdetect
any key activity foranother4seconds(the
timedependson service provider), theLCD
screen will bepowered off. In thispowersaving
modethepagerisstill ableto receivemessages
asusual. If anewmessagearrives, thescreen
will beturned on automatically and themessage
will bedisplayed. Theusermay also turn on
thescreen explicitly by pressing any key.
2.ReadingPublicMessages
Press the[FUNCTION]key whileatgreeting
menu to go to thepublicmessagemenu and then

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usethe[UP]/[DOWN]key to choosetheex-
pected item, press the[READ]key atlast.
Thehighlighted numberrepresentsthemessage
isunread. Press [READ]again to read thewhole
messageand othermessagesdown.
Theusermay also usethe[UP]and [DOWN]
key to navigatethrough themessages. Atthe
end ofevery message, thereceiving timeand
dateareappended. Publicmessagesmay notbe
protected ordeleted. Notethatthepaging ser-