Motorola P930 - Manual (Page 7)

How Your Timeport P930 Two-Way Pager Works 7
Press the NavDisc TM up or down to highlight an application.
Continue pressing the NavDisc in the same direction and the menu
wheel spins in that direction to display the next three applications.
The Home screen also provides at a glance the basic status of your
Timeport P930 Two-Way Pager, including:
Date and Time — Always displays the date and time for your
convenience; select the Set Time application from the menu wheel
to change the date or time; select the Customize application from
the menu wheel to change the format for the date or time.
Alert Mode — Displays the current alert mode. Alert modes
override or enhance the assigned alert types. For more information,
see “ Assigning Alert Modes” on page 25. To set specific alerts, see
“ Assigning Alert Types” on page 27.
Battery Gauge — Displays a four-level graphic indicator of the
remaining power in the rechargeable battery.
TIP To select an application from the menu wheel without scroll-
ing through the menu, press the first letter of the applica-
tion’s name. The menu wheel spins to the first application
beginning with the selected letter. These are called shortcuts.
Shortcuts also work on menu lists such as your Message
Area container list.
If more than one application or more than one list entry
starts with the same letter, the shortcut takes you to the
first occurrence of the letter. Press the letter again and the
shortcut takes you to the next occurrence of the letter.
Loud — Enables all audible alerts to the loud volume.
Soft — Enables all audible alerts to the soft
volume.
Vibrate — Enables all alerts to vibrate without changing
the individual alert settings.
Silent — Disables the alerts without changing the set-
tings. Select Loud or Soft to enable the alert settings at the
preferred volume.
Full — Approximately at full charge.
2/3 — Approximately at two-thirds capacity.
1/3 — Approximately at one-third capacity.
Low Cell — Almost drained of charge.
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Status Line — On the menu wheel, displays the in-range/out-of-
range transmission status (Basic Service, Full Service, or Storing
Messages); for more information, see “ To set the transmission
mode:” on page 23.
On application screens, explains the function of the highlighted
button or special status icon.
Special Status Icons — Displays graphic indicators for the
following conditions:
New Message Waiting — Unread messages are in
one or more inboxes.
Send/Receive — Full Service coverage. Two-way
messaging; turns on the transmitter and receiver.
Receive Only — Basic Service coverage. One-way
messaging; turns on only the receiver. Accompanied
by a symbol of a heart with a cross in it, sometimes
referred to as Hospital mode. The unit will never
transmit while in this safe mode for environments
with sensitive equipment (such as CAT Scan and
MRI equipment found in hospitals).
Off — Storing Messages coverage. You have manu-
ally turned off the transmitter and receiver. Accom-
panied by an airplane to show this is the safe mode
for electronic devices used in airplanes. See “ Config-
uring Your Timeport P930 Two-Way Pager” on
page 23 for information on turning the transmitter
and receiver back on.
Out of Range — Your pager is too far from a trans-
mitter to receive messages.
Memory Low — Available memory is running low;
older messages will be automatically deleted to free
memory for new messages. For more information, see
“ Memory Management System” on page 75.
Alt — Alt mode is turned on; the next key pressed
will indicate an Alt-mode function. For more informa-
tion, see “ Alt-mode Functions” on page 11.
Shift — Shift mode is turned on; the next letter will
be capitalized, or the next control key pressed will
indicate a Shift-mode function. For more information,
see “ Shift-mode Functions” on page 12.