unication Messenger m90 User manual

Unication
Advanced 2-way Messaging Device
USER’S GUIDE

m90 User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd. 1
This document is published by Unication Co., Ltd. The information contained in this document is
the exclusive property of Unication Co., Ltd. It shall not be disclosed, distributed or reproduced in
whole or in part without written permission of Unication Co., Ltd. The information in this document
may change without notice due to improvements to programs and/or equipment. Such changes will
be incorporated into new editions.
© Copyright 2007, Unication Co., Ltd
All rights reserved.

m90User’s Guide
2© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
The M90 device described in this documentation implements the ReFLEX™ protocol and
incorporates one or more of the following United States patents under license from Motorola, Inc.
ReFLEX™ is a trademark of Motorola, Inc.
6,229,794 5,600,312 5,311,516 5,878,035
6,101,370 5,555,183 5,252,963 5,799,012
5,956,640 5,546,394 5,206,855 5,793,756
5,686,898 5,440,299 5,168,493 5,740,534
5,682,147 5,423,057 6,611,197 5,710,547
5,635,914 5,414,419 6,515,971 5,644,568
5,625,351 5,371,899 6,108,544 5,602,875
5,617,083 5,371,737 6,069,886 5,551,061
5,610,919 5,325,088 5,923,266 5,475,863
Other patents covering this product are pending.

m90 User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd. 3
Contents
1. Safety Information ............................... 5
2. Getting Started ..................................... 7
2.1 Unpacking Your M90.................................... 7
2.2 Installing the Battery..................................... 7
2.3 Charging the Battery .................................... 7
2.4 Using the M90 Holster.................................. 8
2.5 Attaching a Lanyard Cord............................. 8
3. About Your M90 ................................... 9
3.1 The LCD Display .......................................... 9
3.2 The External Connector ............................. 12
3.3 The Back Light ........................................... 12
3.4 The Keyboard and Alert Silence Button ..... 12
3.5 Shortcuts for Navigating ............................. 14
3.6 Navigation Conventions in this Manual ...... 15
3.7 Your Personal Memory............................... 16
3.8 Help ............................................................ 16
4. Setting Up Your M90.......................... 17
4.1 Viewing System Information....................... 17
4.2 Entering Owner Information ....................... 18
4.3 Setting Date and Time................................ 19
4.4 Turning Your M90 Off and On.................... 19
4.5 Main Menu Options .................................... 20
5. Sending Messages............................. 23
5.1 Selecting Contacts from the Address Book 23
5.2 Adding or Editing a Manual Address Entry 25
5.3 Composing your Message.......................... 25
5.4 Sending your Message............................... 26
6. Managing Incoming Messages ......... 27
6.1 Reading a Message ................................... 27
6.2 Replying to a Message............................... 28
6.3 Forwarding a Message............................... 29
6.4 Deleting Messages..................................... 29
6.5 Erred Messages ......................................... 29
7. Managing Outgoing Messages ......... 31
7.1 Reviewing Sent Messages......................... 31
7.2 Resending a Message................................ 31
7.3 Deleting Messages..................................... 31
8. Other Messaging Options ................. 33
8.1 Creating Quick Text for Messages............. 33
8.2 Customizing the New Message Alert ......... 34
8.3 Setting a Message Timestamp................... 35
8.4 Creating an Automatic Signature ............... 36
8.5 Saving Messages in the Personal Folder... 36
9. Managing the Address Book ............ 37
9.1 Adding a Contact to the Address Book.......37
9.2 Setting the Default Address within a
Contact........................................................38
9.3 Adding a Group to the Address Book .........39
9.4 Viewing Contact or Group Information........40
9.5 Editing a Contact or Group .........................41
9.6 Deleting a Contact or Group .......................41
10. Reading News .................................... 43
10.1 Reading a News Message ..........................43
10.2 Forwarding News ........................................43
10.3 Deleting News .............................................44
10.4 Reordering News Folders ...........................45
10.5 Customizing News Alerts ............................45
10.6 Saving News in the Personal Folder...........46
11. Creating and Managing Memos ....... 47
11.1 Creating a Memo.........................................47
11.2 Viewing a Memo..........................................47
11.3 Editing a Memo ...........................................48
11.4 Deleting a Memo.........................................48
11.5 Inserting a Memo into a Message...............48
12. Managing Folders.............................. 49
12.1 Creating a New Subfolder for Mail or News
Messages....................................................49
12.2 Editing a Subfolder Name ...........................50
12.3 Deleting Subfolders.....................................50
12.4 Managing Draft Messages ..........................50
12.5 Managing Personal Messages....................51
13. Setting Personal Options.................. 53
13.1 Setting Up the Alarm Clock.........................53
13.2 Alarm Alerts.................................................55
13.3 Customizing Display Features ....................55
13.4 Setting Private Time....................................56
14. Maintenance....................................... 59
14.1 General Care...............................................59
14.2 Battery Care................................................59
15. Troubleshooting ................................ 61
16. Regulatory Compliance .................... 63
16.1 FCC / IC Compliance Statement.................63
16.2 UL 1604 Compliance Statement.................63
Index .......................................................... 65

m90User’s Guide
4© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.

m90User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
5
1. Safety Information
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION.
READ THIS INFORMATION BEFORE USING YOUR M90™PERSONAL MESSAGING DEVICE.
RF Operational Characteristics
Your M90 device contains a transmitter and a receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits radio
frequency (RF) energy. The M90 operates in the frequency range of 900 MHz and employs digital modulation
techniques. Transmissions occur infrequently, usually following a received page, or when the device is first
turned on. During transmission, the M90’s output power level conducted to the antenna is typically 1 watt.
Human Exposure to RF Energy
This device complies with the RF exposure requirements specified in FCC 47 CFR 2.1093 and Health
Canada’s Safety Code 6. To maintain compliance with these guidelines when you wear the device on the
body, you must use the supplied Unication approved holster. Use of any other accessories may not
ensure compliance with FCC/IC RF exposure limits. These government limits are part of comprehensive
guidelines for the general population in an uncontrolled exposure environment developed by independent
scientific studies. The standards include a safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons,
regardless of age and health. Refer to The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the U.S. or
Industry Canada (IC) websites for more information.
Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility
As nearly every electronic device is susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) if inadequately shielded
or designed for electromagnetic compatibility, use the M90 with care around:
•Public Facilities
Turn off your M90 in any facility where posted notices instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care
facilities, for example, may be using equipment that is sensitive to external RF energy.
•Aircraft
When instructed to do so, turn off your M90 when on board an aircraft. Use of an M90 must be in
accordance with applicable regulations per airline crew instructions.
•Medical Devices
Pacemakers: The Health Industry Manufacturers Association recommends that a minimum
separation of 6 inches (15 centimeters) be maintained between a handheld wireless communication
device and a pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent with the independent research by,
and recommendations of, Wireless Technology Research.
Persons with pacemakers should:
•Always keep the M90 more than six inches (15 centimeters) from their pacemaker.
•Never carry the M90 in the breast pocket.
•Turn the M90 OFF immediately if it is suspected that pacemaker interference is occurring.
Hearing Aids: The M90 may interfere with some hearing aids. Should interference occur, you may
want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives.
Other Medical Devices: If you use any other personal medical device, consult the manufacturer of
your medical device to determine if it is adequately shielded from RF energy. Your physician may be
able to assist you in obtaining this information.
Use While Driving
Check the laws and regulations on the use of wireless communication devices in the area where you drive.
Always obey them. Do not use your M90 while driving. Pull off the road before using your M90 in your vehicle.

m90User’s Guide
6© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
Operational Warnings
For Vehicles with an Air Bag
Do not place a portable M90 in the area over an air bag or in the air bag deployment area. Air bags inflate with
great force. If the M90 is placed in the air bag deployment area and the air bag inflates, the M90 may be
propelled with great force and cause serious injury to vehicle occupants.
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
Turn off your M90 prior to entering any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere. Never remove, install, or
charge batteries in such areas. Sparks in a potentially explosive atmosphere can cause an explosion or fire
resulting in bodily injury or even death.
Important: The areas with potentially explosive atmospheres referred to above include:
•fueling areas
•below deck on a boat
•fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities
•areas where the air contains chemicals or particles such as grain, dust or metal powders
•any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine.
Note: Areas with potentially explosive atmospheres are not always posted.
Blasting Caps and Blasting Areas
To avoid possible interference with blasting operations, turn off your M90 when you are near electrical blasting
caps, in a blasting area, or in areas posted: “Turn off two-way radio.” Obey all signs and instructions.
Operational Cautions
Batteries and Charging
The M90’s lithium ion polymer battery contains a built-in protection circuit. Lithium ion polymer batteries are
among the safest batteries available, however with abuse, all batteries can cause property damage and/or
bodily injury if misused or mistreated. The common sense battery safety rules listed below must be followed:
•The battery used in the M90 may present a fire or chemical burn hazard if mistreated. Do not under
any circumstances heat above 75°C (160°F)
•Only use the Unication batteries in the M90 and charge only with the charger supplied.
•Do not immerse the battery in any liquid, or allow it to get wet.
•Do not place the battery in a fire, heat the battery by any means, or place it in, on, or near any high-
temperature sources such as ovens, stove tops, microwave ovens or similar devices or appliances.
•Keep the battery, and an M90 containing the battery, away from direct hot sunlight.
•Do not connect the positive terminal to the negative terminal together with any metal object such as a
wire, hairpin, necklace, paper clip, etc.
•Do not puncture, chew, or subject the battery to physical shock.
•Should the battery be punctured and internal fluid contact skin, wash skin thoroughly with water. If
fluid contacts one’s eye, do not rub. Immediately rinse the eye thoroughly and seek medical care.
•Do not disassemble, open, or modify the battery.
•The M90 and its battery are not for use by children. Keep all batteries away from children.
•Charge the battery only over the temperature range of 0°C to 45°C (32°F to 110°F).
•Discharge the battery using only the M90 over the temperature range of 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 120°F).
WARNING: Replace battery with Unication Co., Ltd. Battery Part No. LP-10 only. Use of another battery may
present a risk of fire or explosion.

m90User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
7
2. Getting Started
2.1 Unpacking Your M90
Your M90 comes with the following parts and accessories:
•Unication 3.6V lithium ion polymer battery •Quick Start Guide
•Battery Charger •CD-ROM (with detailed User’s Guide)
•Holster •RS232-compatible serial cable
2.2 Installing the Battery
Install the M90 battery according to the illustrations below. Insert the battery at an angle into the
M90 housing, then swing down flush with the back of the M90. Slide the battery into place, then
slide the battery lock inwards to lock the battery. The battery should insert easily; do not use force.
To remove the battery, carry out the above steps in reverse.
Important: The battery is an integral part of the M90. Use of any other type will result in damage.
2.3 Charging the Battery
You must charge the battery before using your M90 for the first time. The battery may be recharged
at any time thereafter; it is not necessary to fully discharge the battery before recharging.
•Plug charger into 120V AC power source.
•Plug charger connector into rear socket of the M90 as
shown in illustration. Important: the “  ” symbol on the
connector must face upwards when inserting.
•Charging will begin and battery status icon will flash.
•Charging is complete when icon stops flashing. The charger
may now be disconnected and your M90 is ready to use.
•Important: Always remove the plug by pulling straight back.
Never pull up or down, or twist the plug.
•A full charge of a depleted battery typically takes 4-5 Hours,
but charging may be terminated before that, if required.
•When starting to charge a fully depleted battery, it may
require up to a half hour before the battery charges
sufficiently to activate the LCD display.

m90User’s Guide
8© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
2.4 Using the M90 Holster
A belt-worn holster is provided with your M90. Use the holster as follows:
•Attach the holster securely to your belt using the
spring-loaded belt clip at the rear of the holster.
•Insert the M90 into the holster as shown in the
illustration to the left.
•The Alert Silence button on the left side of the
M90 must face upwards when inserting into the
holster.
•The M90 is firmly held in the holster, but may be
easily removed when you need to use it.
2.5 Attaching a Lanyard Cord
A post is provided at the left rear corner of the
M90 for attaching a lanyard cord.

m90User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
9
3. About Your M90
The main features of your M90 are the LCD display, the keyboard, the external connector on the back
edge, and the battery that is part of the rear housing.
Front Panel and Rear Views.
3.1 The LCD Display
When you insert a charged Unication battery, the LCD will activate showing two groups of icons.
The larger icons to the left are the Main Menu; the smaller icons to the right are Status Indicators.
LCD Display

m90User’s Guide
10 © 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
The Main Menu
The Main Menu displays icons that allow you to select the different functions of your M90. In the
order that they appear (left to right, top to bottom), the icons represent the following functions:
Selecting this Icon… Displays….
SEND A MESSAGE …the Compose Message screen.
You can create and send messages here.
INBOX …the contents of the Message Inbox (received messages).
You can read and respond to incoming messages here.
NEWS …the contents of the News Inbox (received messages and
subfolders). You can read News messages here.
OUTBOX …the contents of the Message Outbox (sent messages).
Outgoing messages are stored here.
FOLDERS
…folders of memos, draft messages, and archived messages.
You can create memos, edit draft messages and archive news
and mail messages here.
ADDRESS BOOK …the Address Book list of contacts and groups.
You can create and store addresses here.
PREFERENCES …a list of Preference options that you can customize.
POWER OFF …turns the M90 OFF.
To access any of the options listed above, follow these steps:
1. Press the left, right, up or down  ARROW keys until the desired icon is highlighted. The
name of each icon appears at the bottom of the display as it is highlighted.
2. Press ENTER. The menu for the selected icon appears on the display.
System Status Indicators
Status indicators are smaller icons on the right side of the LCD display screen. Their appearance
tells you important status information about your M90. The next two tables describe the status
indicators that you may see on your M90 Main Menu display, from left to right and top to bottom:
First column of status
indicators:
Unread Inbox Messages: Appears when there are Unread messages in the Inbox.
Flashes when there are new Unread messages.
Alarm#1: Only appears when alarm #1 is set.
Flashes when in Snooze Mode.
Alarm #2: Only appears when alarm #2 is set.
Flashes when in Snooze Mode.
Message Transmitting: Appears and flashes while message is transmitting.
Disappears when the transmission is completed.
Appears when the transmitter is turned off.

m90User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
11
Second column of status indicators:
Coverage: 2-Way 1-Way No Coverage
Battery Life: Battery icon, 50%
charge remaining Battery charging
Alert Setting: Tone Vibrate Silent
Signal Strength*: High Medium Low
*Note: Signal Strength is visible if enabled by your service provider.
To view more detailed information for each status indicator:
1. While the Main Menu is displayed, press MENU. A popup menu appears on the right side of the
screen.
2. Press the down ARROW key until the item “Go To Status Icons” is highlighted.
06:16PM Th
OPTIONS
`Go To Status IconsOOO
`Silence Alerts
`Vibrate Alerts
`Alerts On
`Transmitter Off
`Power Off
`Keyboard Lock
3. Press ENTER. The top icon in the first column of status indicators is highlighted, and text
describing the icon appears at the bottom of the screen.
4. Press the left, right, up or down  ARROW keys to move from icon to icon. Detailed
information about each icon appears at the bottom of the screen as the icon is highlighted.
For example, when the Battery Life icon is highlighted, the text “Battery: N%” will appear at the
bottom of the screen (‘N’ is the percentage of charge remaining on the battery).
5. Press ESC to return to the Main Menu.
Device Mode Indicators
Device mode indicators appear in the upper right corner of the LCD display when certain device
modes are in effect. They will not appear on the Main Menu display, but can appear in other screen
displays. For example, the Caps Lock icon will appear when you press the Shift key twice to enable
Shift Lock.
This Indicator… tells you…
or SHIFT (for typing a single uppercase letter) or
SHIFT Lock (for multiple uppercase letters) is on.
or ALT (for typing a single number or special character) or
ALT Lock (for multiple numbers/special characters) is on.
You can scroll UP to view more text or menu items.
You can scroll DOWN to view more text or menu items.

m90User’s Guide
12 © 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
3.2 The External Connector
An external connector is located on the back edge of your M90. This connector accepts both the
120 V AC power transformer cable for battery recharging, and the RS232-compatible serial cable
to allow data exchange between the M90 and a PC-compatible computer.
3.3 The Back Light
The LCD display and keyboard keys can be backlit for use in low light conditions. Use the ESC key
to turn the back light on and off.
1. To turn ON the back light, press ESC and hold down for 2 seconds until the back light turns on.
The LCD display and all key labels will be lit.
2. To turn OFF the back light, press ESC and hold down 2 seconds until the back light turns off.
The back light will turn off automatically after the device has been idle (i.e. a key has not been
pressed) for a period of time. You can specify the idle time length in the Preferences menu:
Options JScreen Timeout (see Customizing Display Features on page 55).
3.4 The Keyboard and Alert Silence Button
The Keyboard

m90User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
13
Keyboard Functions
The keyboard contains two different kinds of keys: Control (function) keys, and Text Edit keys.
Control Keys
The Control keys are located in the top and bottom rows of the keyboard (except the SHIFT key,
which is in the lower left corner of the keyboard). The control keys can be used to do the following:
Press this key …to do this:
ESC −Once to exit from current submenu or text screen.
−Hold to turn backlight on or off.
MENU −Display a popup menu on the right side of the screen, if one is available.
ENTER −To display a highlighted menu.
−Page down while viewing a message.
DEL −Delete one character to the left of the cursor.
SHIFT −Once to type an uppercase letter;
−Twice for Caps Lock (all uppercase);
−Once again to return to lowercase characters.
ALT −Once to type a number or special character (yellow on text entry keys);
−Twice for Alt Lock (all numbers or special characters);
−Once again to return to normal characters.
ALT-MENU −Access special symbols not displayed on the keyboard text entry keys.
ALT-SPACE −Turn off the M90.
ALT-ENTER −Return to Main Menu.
ALT-DEL −Clear (delete) all characters in the current field;
- Delete current message/memo/Quick Text in the list screen.
ALT-LThis is a special key sequence that locks/unlocks the keyboard from the Main
Menu.
Note the following:
•There is no label on the ALT key. It is simply colored yellow.
•To execute the above 2-key functions, the ALT key must be released before pressing the next
key. For example, to turn the M90 off, press the ALT key, and then press the SPACE key.
Text Entry Keys
Each regular keyboard key is capable of producing 3 kinds of text:
•Lowercase characters
•Uppercase characters (press, then release SHIFT before pressing the character you want
in uppercase, or press SHIFT twice to lock uppercase “on” for all subsequent characters).
•Numbers and Special Characters (appear yellow on text entry keys; press and release
ALT before pressing the desired character’s key).

m90User’s Guide
14 © 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
Alert Silence Button
The M90 is equipped with a side mounted ALERT SILENCE button to allow the user to quickly
silence message and alarm alerts while the M90 remains in its holster. Pressing this button will
immediately silence message and alarm alerts.
3.5 Shortcuts for Navigating
To speed up the navigation process, you may want to use some of the following shortcuts or
alternatives:
Shortcuts for basic navigation
In most screens and all Option Popup Menus:
Use this shortcut… …in place of…
Press 
(left)
to return to previous menu pressing ESC
Press 
(right)
to display a popup menu on the right pressing MENU
Shortcuts for viewing Messages/Memos/Quick Text
While viewing a message, memo or Quick Text, the following shortcuts can be used:
Use this shortcut… …in place of…
Press 
(left)
to display previous message pressing MENU and selecting
Previous Message
Press 
(right)
to display next message pressing MENU and selecting
Next Message
Press ENTER to page down one screen pressing down ARROW key
multiple times
Shortcuts to enter an address in Send a Message
While in the To field in Send a Message, you may want to use the following shortcuts:
Use this shortcut… …in place of…
Press ENTER
to display the Address Book pressing MENU and selecting
Select Address
Enter characters to display the manual address entry screen pressing MENU and selecting
Manual Entry

m90User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
15
Shortcuts for the Address Book
While viewing the address book list (either through Send a Message or Address Book), you may
use the following shortcuts:
Use this shortcut… …in place of…
Press 
(left)
to return to previous menu pressing ESC
Press 
(right)
to display a popup menu on the right pressing MENU
Press first letter
of Contact name
to search for Contact name beginning with
that letter
pressing up or down 
multiple times
3.6 Navigation Conventions in this Manual
In this manual various operations are described using the navigation conventions described below.
This… means….
Go to PREFERENCES →Options In the Main Menu, press the ARROW keys until the
PREFERENCES icon ( ) is highlighted.
Press ENTER to display the Preferences menu.
Press the up or down ARROW key until the
`Options item is highlighted (`Options).
Press ENTER to display the Options submenu.
Select New Folder Press the up or down ARROW key until the menu
item `New Folder is highlighted (`New Folder).
Press ENTER to display the New Folder screen.
Set to “Yes” In an option field, press ENTER until “Yes” is displayed.
Open a popup menu Press MENU or press the right ARROW key.
In Edit Text or View Message Modes, you cannot press
the right ARROW key to open the popup menu, you
must press MENU.

m90User’s Guide
16 © 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
3.7 Your Personal Memory
Your device contains 3 different areas of memory: Personal, Address Book, and News. Each area
of memory can contain different amounts of information as customized by your service provider.
The following are stored in the Personal Memory area:
•Inbox
•Outbox
•Folders (Drafts, Memos, Personal Folder)
•Quick Text
Automatic Deletion when Personal Memory is Full
Eventually your Personal Memory will get full if you don’t delete messages from your Outbox and
Inbox, or if you store many messages/memos in Folders. Your M90 will automatically delete Inbox
and Outbox messages to make room for new incoming Inbox messages, or new outgoing
messages (including replies and forwards), or new memos. The order of priority for automatic
deletion is:
1. The oldest Inbox messages marked as Read, or Outbox messages marked as failed or
sent, are deleted first.
2. If all of the above messages have been deleted, or all messages are unread, then the
oldest Inbox messages marked as Unread are deleted.
Go to PREFERENCES →About to see the amount of Personal Memory being currently consumed.
Note: If you do not want a message to be automatically deleted when Personal Memory gets
full, then you must move that message into a Personal Folder.
3.8 Help
The M90 contains a built in help folder. To view help:
1. Select the FOLDERS icon from the Main Menu.
2. Select Help from the Folders menu.

m90User’s Guide
© 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
17
4. Setting Up Your M90
Your M90 comes with certain options already set for you. You can change any of the options listed
in the Preferences Menu. Some settings, such as Owner Information and Signature, are not set in
advance, so you will want to configure them as soon as possible.
4.1 Viewing System Information
To view useful system information about your M90:
1. Select the PREFERENCES icon in the Main Menu.
Press the ARROW keys to move to the Preferences icon (it will be highlighted),
then press ENTER to select it.
The Preferences menu appears in the LCD display.
PREFERENCES
fAlarm ClockOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
fDate and Time
fMailbox Alerts
fOptions
fOwner Information
fPrivate Time
fQuick Text
Arrow in the top right corner indicates there are
more options below, use the down ARROW
key to scroll downward.
This view and others in this User’s Guide show an 8-line display; for a larger font you can set
your M90 to display only 5 lines. See Customizing Display Features on page 55.
2. Select About from the Preferences menu.
Press the down ARROW key until About appears in the display and is highlighted:
PREFERENCES
fOptions
fOwner Information
fPrivate Time
fQuick Text
fMessage Timestamp
fSignature
fAboutOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Arrow in the top right corner indicates there are
more options above, use the up ARROW key
to scroll upward.

m90User’s Guide
18 © 2007 Unication Co., Ltd.
3. Press ENTER to display the About screen:
OABOUTO
Coverage: 2 way
Battery Charged: 80%
Memory Used
Personal: 13%
Address Book: 55%
News: 21%
Serial Number: 123456
S/W version: 2.03
- network service level
- % battery charge level
- % of memory used in:
Personal Area
Address Book
News
- device serial number
- software version number
4. When finished, press the left ARROW key to exit from the About display and return to the
Preferences menu.
For more information about Personal Memory see Your Personal Memory on page 16.
4.2 Entering Owner Information
To enter personal contact information:
1. Go to PREFERENCES →Owner Information.
The Owner Information screen appears.
Move between each entry field as needed, by pressing the up or down ARROW keys.
2. Enter text, using the keyboard:
OOWNER INFORMATIONO
Name: .
Phone:
Comment: If found please phone
When the cursor is in the Phone: field, Alt Lock is
set automatically for entering numbers, you will
see in the upper right corner of the display.
3. Press ESC to exit from the Owner Information screen. Your changes are automatically saved.
The Preferences submenu is displayed.