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12 | hp Jornada 920 series wireless digital assistant user's guide volume/scroll control • while in a call, press the volume/scroll control to adjust the phone volume. • while not in a call, if a list is shown in the phone display, press the volume/scroll control to scroll the list. record button • press and release the record button to launch Fonix Voice Dial. • press and hold the record button to turn on your hp Jornada and begin recording a voice note. If the speaker is not muted, a beep indicates that recording has started. • release the record button to stop recording. If the speaker is not muted, a double beep indicates that recording has stopped. If your hp Jornada is off, pressing the record button will turn it on. To avoid inadvertently turning on your hp Jornada, you can disable this feature. For more information, see "managing power" later in this chapter. hp hot keys The hp hot keys can be reprogrammed to perform different functions or to launch any program or document you want. The descriptions below refer to the default functions. For more information, see "configuring hardware buttons" in chapter 4.

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hp Jornada 920 series wireless digital assistant user’s guide
volume/scroll control
•
while in a call, press the volume/scroll control to adjust the phone
volume.
•
while not in a call, if a list is shown in the phone display, press the
volume/scroll control to scroll the list.
record button
•
press and release the record button to launch Fonix Voice Dial.
•
press and hold the record button to turn on your hp Jornada and begin
recording a voice note. If the speaker is not muted, a beep indicates
that recording has started.
•
release the record button to stop recording. If the speaker is not muted,
a double beep indicates that recording has stopped.
If your hp Jornada is off, pressing the record button will turn it on. To avoid
inadvertently turning on your hp Jornada, you can disable this feature. For more
information, see “managing power” later in this chapter.
hp hot keys
The hp hot keys can be reprogrammed to perform different functions or to
launch any program or document you want. The descriptions below refer to
the default functions. For more information, see “configuring hardware
buttons” in chapter 4.