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Locating Your SIM Card, Battery, Removing the Battery Door - batteries

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Locating Your SIM Card Your SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card is a small piece of plastic located in the SIM card holder in the back of your phone, underneath the battery. SIM card Locating Your SIM Card Battery Removing the Battery Door 1 Make sure the phone is powered off. 2 Press the release button and pull the battery door away from the phone. button If your SIM card is not in the SIM card holder, it may be in the box your phone came in, attached to a piece of plastic about the size of a credit card. If this is the case, carefully detach your SIM card from the surrounding plastic and insert it as described in "Inserting Your SIM Card" on page 15. If there is no SIM card in your phone or the box, contact your service provider. 3

Section	Page
i836 Phone User’s Guide	1
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY	10
Getting Started	11
Locating Your SIM Card	13
Battery	13
Removing the Battery Door	13
Inserting the Battery	14
Charging the Battery	15
Charging Times	16
Removing the Battery	16
Battery Use and Maintenance	16
Activating Service	17
Powering On and Off	17
When You Power On For the First Time	17
Enabling Over-the-Air Security	18
Phone Programming	18
Finding Your Phone Number	19
Phone Basics	19
Text Area	20
Display Options	20
Menus and Lists	20
Quick Access to Main Menu Items	20
OK Key	20
Menu Key	20
Main Menu	21
Status Icons	22
SIM Card Security	23
Entering the PIN	23
Changing the PIN	23
Turning the PIN Requirement On and Off	24
Unblocking the PIN	24
Inserting and Removing Your SIM Card	25
Antenna	28
Accessories	28
For More Information	28
Making Calls	29
Phone Calls	29
Private Calls	29
Receiving Calls	30
Phone Calls	30
Private Calls	30
Ways to Enter Calls	30
From the Keypad	31
From the Recent Calls List	31
From Contacts	31
From Datebook	32
Redialing the Last Number	32
Using a Voice Name	32
Using Speed Dial and Turbo Dial®	32
Using One Touch PTT	33
Missed Phone Calls	33
Using Speakerphone	33
Using Mute	34
Making Emergency Phone Calls	34
Call Alerts	35
Sending Call Alerts	35
Receiving Call Alerts	35
Using the Call Alert Queue	35
Viewing Call Alerts	36
Viewing Date and Time	36
Responding to Call Alerts in the Queue	36
Deleting Call Alerts	36
Sorting Call Alerts	36
Recent Calls	37
Calls and Call Alerts	37
My Info From Other Phones	37
Contact Information From Other Phones	38
Viewing the Recent Calls List	38
Storing Items to Contacts	39
Deleting Items	39
Making Calls From the Recent Calls List	40
Contacts	42
Viewing Contacts	43
Searching for a Name	43
Showing Only Private IDs, Talkgroups, and SDG Lists*	44
Creating Entries	44
Assigning Options	45
Storing Numbers From the Idle Screen	45
Editing Entries	46
Deleting Entries	46
Delete an Entry	46
Delete a Number or Address	46
Checking Capacity	46
Creating Pauses and Waits	47
International Numbers	47
Accessing Contacts with GSM Phones	48
Call Forwarding	49
Forwarding All Calls	49
Turning Off Call Forwarding	50
Forwarding Missed Calls	50
Viewing Call Forwarding Settings	51
Advanced Calling Features	52
Call Waiting	52
Turn Off Call Waiting	52
Switching Between Calls	52
Putting a Call on Hold	53
Calling 2 People	53
Putting a Call on Hold, Making a Second Call	53
Merging 2 Calls into a 3-Way Call	53
Making a 3-Way Call	53
Creating Pauses and Waits While Dialing	54
Making International Calls	54
Setting One Touch PTT	54
Setting Flip Actions	55
For Answering Calls	55
For Ending Calls	55
Call Timers	55
Using Your Phone as a Modem	56
Making TTY Calls	57
Turning On the TTY Feature	58
Choosing a Mode	58
Changing the TTY Baud Rate	58
Group Calls and Selective Dynamic Group Calls	60
Group Calls	60
Joining a Talkgroup	61
Making Group Calls	61
Receiving Group Calls	61
Turning off Group Calls	61
Selective Dynamic Group (SDG) Calls	62
Creating SDG Lists in Contacts	62
Adding Private Numbers	62
Removing Members or SDG Lists	64
Storing SDG Lists Faster	64
Making SDG Calls	64
Starting a SDG Call with a Private ID	65
Receiving SDG Calls	65
SDG Call Information	65
Sending SDG Lists Using Send via PTT	66
Memo	67
Ring Tones	68
Setting Your Phone to Vibrate	68
Ring and Vibrate	69
Assigning Ring Tones to Contacts	69
Viewing Ring Tone Assignments	69
Downloading More Ring Tones	70
Managing Memory	70
Deleting Custom Ring Tones	70
Entering Text	71
Using Alpha Mode	71
Using Word Mode	71
Entering a Word	71
Adding Words to the Database	72
Choosing a Language	72
Special Function Keys	72
Spaces	72
Capitalization	72
Punctuation	73
Using Numeric Mode	73
Using Symbols Mode	73
Messages	74
Message Notifications	74
Setting Notification Options	74
Message Center	75
Voice Mail Messages	76
Receiving a Message	76
Accessing Voice Mail from the Message Center	76
Sending Unanswered Calls to Voice Mail	76
MOSMS Messages	77
Setting Up	77
Receiving a Message	77
Reading from the Message Center	78
Creating and Sending Messages	78
Beginning Messages From the Recent Calls List	79
Beginning Messages From the Idle Screen	79
Using Quick Notes	79
Using Drafts	80
Resending Messages	80
Deleting Sent Messages	80
Locking and Unlocking Sent Messages	80
Sorting Messages	81
Managing Memory	81
My Info	82
Viewing My Info	82
Editing My Info	82
Setting Sending Options	83
Information Sent	83
Automatic Sending	83
Using Send via PTT	84
Sending My Info and Contact Information	84
Sending My Info	84
Sending Contact Information	84
Receiving My Info or Contact Information	85
Datebook	86
Viewing Datebook	86
Navigating Datebook	87
Creating Events	87
Assigning More Options	89
Editing Events	89
Deleting Events	89
Receiving Reminders	90
For Events with Java Applications	90
For Events with Numbers to Call	90
Making Calls From Datebook	91
Customizing Datebook Setup	91
Java Applications	93
Installing Applications	93
Running Applications	93
Suspending Applications	93
Resuming Applications	94
Ending Applications	94
Downloading Applications	94
Deleting Applications	94
Managing Memory	95
Shortcuts on the Main Menu	95
Java Applications and GPS Enabled	96
Setting Privacy for All Java Applications	96
Granting or Denying Permission	96
Setting Privacy for Each Java Application	97
GPS Enabled	99
IMPORTANT: Things to Keep in Mind	99
Making an Emergency Call	100
Viewing Your Approximate Location	101
Enhancing GPS Performance	102
Updating Satellite Almanac Data	104
Setting Privacy Options	105
Setting the GPS PIN Security Feature	105
Using GPS with Map Software	106
Software Compatibility	106
Getting Started	107
Voice Records	109
Creating Voice Records	109
Playing Voice Records	109
Labeling Voice Records	109
Deleting Voice Records	110
Locking Voice Records	110
Managing Memory	110
Customizing Your Phone	111
Setting the Volume	111
Setting Your Phone to Vibrate	111
Changing the Look of Your Phone	111
Wallpaper	111
Setting Text Size	112
Setting Contrast	112
Setting the Menu View	112
Setting the Backlight	112
Airplane Mode -Temporarily Turning Off Calls	113
Using Settings	113
Display/Info Features	113
Phone Calls Features	114
2-Way Radio Features	114
Personalize Features	115
Volume Features	115
Security Features	116
Advanced Features	116
Profiles	118
Viewing Profiles	118
Switching Profiles	118
How Changing Settings Affects Profiles	118
Temporary Profiles	119
Storing a Temporary Profile	119
Creating Profiles	120
Editing Profiles	120
Deleting Profiles	120
Setting Call Filtering	121
Shortcuts	123
Creating a Shortcut	123
Using a Shortcut	123
Editing a Shortcut	124
Deleting Shortcuts	124
Using a Headset	125
Attaching a Headset	125
Using a Remote PTT Button	125
Understanding Status Messages	126
Safety and General Information	129
RF Operational Characteristics	129
Portable Radio Product Operation and EME Exposure	129
Phone Operation	130
Twoway radio operation	130
Bodyworn operation	130
Antenna Care	132
Approved Accessories	132
Electromagnetic Interference/Compatibility	132
Facilities	132
Aircraft	132
Medical Devices	132
Pacemakers	132
Hearing Aids	133
Other Medical Devices	133
Use While Driving	133
Operational Warnings	133
For Vehicles with an Air Bag	133
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres	133
Blasting Caps and Areas	134
Operational Cautions	134
Batteries	134
Cleaning and Drying Considerations	134
Accessory Safety Information	135
MOTOROLA LIMITED WARRANTY	137
Limited Warranty Motorola Communication Products (International)	141
Patent and Trademark Information	145
Index	146