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- Page 1 LS950v User’s Guide...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Repair and Maintenance Replacing the Main Battery Replacing the Back-up Battery WARNING The FAA has regulations concerning the use of electronic devices aboard aircraft. When boarding aircraft, turn off your LS950v to avoid potential interference with aircraft radio communication or navigation equipment. -
Page 3: Features
fits in the palm of your hand. Your voice unit stores the actual voice message of the sender. Lightweight and easy to carry, your LS950v can be worn on your belt or carried in your pocket or purse. Your LS950v has many unique and easy-to-use features. -
Page 4: Controls
Controls For a description of the controls, see the Buttons subsection on page 3. Button Locations... -
Page 5: Display Icons
Buttons: Use the V button to decrease volume during playback. Use the W button to increase volume during playback. Use the Y button to turn the unit on and off. Use the I button to play a message, restart a paused message, and find the beginning of the next message. -
Page 6: Turning Your Ls950V On
Number of unplayed messages (flashing icon) or the total number of messages in memory (steady icon) Turning Your LS950v On Press and release the Y button to turn the unit on. When the unit is turned on, it responds with a 2- second audible or vibrate alert, depending on the mode. -
Page 7: Display
When your voice unit is off or out of the coverage area, new messages are stored in the system’s virtual memory. When your LS950v is turned back on and returns to the service area, the system sends you the stored messages. -
Page 8: Setting The Volume
Setting the Volume Establishing a Safe Listening Volume Level: Set the volume on your LS950v to a level that you can hear comfortably without distortion. WARNING Do not place your LS950v next to your ear and press the play ( I ) button. The volume may be set too high and may cause damage to your hearing. -
Page 9: Setting The Day And Time
When a message is received, the unit responds with either a vibrating or audible alert. When new messages are received, the LS950v display indicates the number of new unread messages by flashing the number (1 to 40) on the display. -
Page 10: Receiving A Message During Playback
Message Storage If your LS950v unit is approaching its limit of unplayed messages (or unplayed and locked messages) and the system sends you a message that exceeds the remaining memory capacity, a message pending icon ( P ) displays.The message is stored in the system’s... -
Page 11: Selecting A Message From Memory
Unplayed Messages–Press and release the I button to start playback of unplayed messages. The voice unit plays the oldest, unplayed message first. If there are no unplayed messages, the LS950v replays the newest played message. Played Messages–Pressing and releasing the J button skips to the previous message. -
Page 12: Locking And Unlocking Messages
To delete all played messages, press the I button to start playback then press and hold down the C button. Messages that are locked or not previously played are not deleted. Locking and Unlocking Messages • Press the L button while listening to the message to lock it. -
Page 13: Battery Information
When the main (AA) battery becomes low on power, the battery icon ( B ) is displayed but your LS950v will continue to work for 4 to 5 days. A low- battery reminder (four quick beeps) sounds each time you press the I button. When the battery is dead, the LCD screen blanks out and your LS950v will not work. -
Page 14: Replacing The Main Battery
Motorola sales office for more information. Replacing the Main Battery To replace the main battery in your LS950v perform the following steps: Unlock the cover and slide it to the side as illustrated below. Flip open the battery cover. -
Page 15: Replacing The Back-Up Battery
Replacing the Back-up Battery To replace the back-up battery in your LS950v perform the following steps: Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the screw on the back-up battery cover. The cover falls out when you turn the unit right side up. - Page 16 Motorola and FLEX are trademarks of Motorola, Inc. © 1998 by Motorola All Rights Reserved. Paging Products Group 12, Ang Mo Kio Street 64, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 3, Singapore 569088 Printed in Singapore 08/98 @6802907J25@ 6802907J25-O...