Motorola 9500 - Manual (Page 212)

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Dual Tone Multi-Frequency
Tones
The tones that your
phone transmits when you press
a key on the keypad. These
tones are used to access
automated calling systems such
as voicemail.
E
Emergency Call This feature
allows you to make an
emergency call even if your
phone is locked by dialing 112.
F
fringe area The outermost
range of a cellular system or the
Iridium satellite system where
signals are weak.
G
GSM Global System for Mobile
Communications—A digital
network protocol.
H
home system The local cellular
system or satellite network where
you obtain your wireless service.
home type system A cellular/
satellite system of the same type
as your local system. See also
non-home type system, and
system type.
I
In-Call Menu The menu that
appears when you press
M
during a call. It allows you to
access features like call holding.
indicator A light or icon on your
phone that gives you information
about your phone’s status.
Iridium System A system of 66
satellites that offer global
communication.
L
landline The telephone system
used for conventional office and
home phones.
lock Use this feature to prevent
unauthorized access to your
satellite telephone.
lock code A four-digit code
used to unlock a locked phone.
M
memory location A space in
the internal Phone Book (both
Phone Memory and SIM memory)
where you can store a telephone
number and a name. Each of the
Phone’s memory locations can
hold up to 32 digits and 16
letters. The SIM card memory
can hold up to 20 digits and 16
letters.
menu feature Any feature that
can be accessed through the
menu system.
menu system The hierarchical
arrangement of your phone’s
features that allows for quick,
intuitive access.
message A feature that allows
the user to view pager-like
alphanumeric messages.