Iridium 9555 User Manual

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User Manual

Iridium 9555

Satellite Phone

REMOTE SATELLITE SYSTEMS(888) 989-8199

www.remotesatellite.com

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9555 HandsetUsers Manual

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1 IIntroduction 1.1

2 I Safety 2.1

Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals 21

Specic Absorption Rate Data 22

Antenna Care 23

Phone Operation 23

Batteries 24

Driving 24

Electronic Devices 25

Aircraft 26

Blasting Areas 26

Potentially Explosive Atmospheres 27

For Vehicles Equipped with an Air Bag 27

3 I Overview 3.1

Guide Overview 31Phone Overview 32

Accessories 35

Indicators 38

4 I Getting Started 4.1

Using the SIM Card 41

SIM Card Care 41

Insert the SIM Card 42

Remove the SIM Card 42

Battery Pack Information 43

Remove and Install the Battery Pack 44

Charging the Battery 46

Checking Battery Charge Level 47

Start-up Procedure 47

Power-on Messages 48

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Placing a Call 410

Receiving a Call 416Muting a Call 418

Speaker Phone 418

S p e a k e r V o l u m e 4 1 9

Ringer Volume 420

Unanswered Calls 421

Locking and Unlocking the Keypad 421

5 I Using Menus and Keys 5.1

Using the Keys 51

Using the Menus 52

Entering Characters 54

6 I Using the Phonebooks 6.1

Organizing Your Phonebook 61

Locating My Phonebook 62

About the Phonebook Menu 62

Add a New Entry 63Locating Entries 66

Calling an Entry 67Using the Short MessageService (SMS) Menu 68Edit an Entry in My Phonebook 612Delete an Entry 614Viewing Memory Status 616

Adding Notes to aPhonebook Entry 617Restricting Phonebook 618


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10 IUsing the Call History Menu 10.1

Locating the Call History Menu 101

About the Call History Menu 101

Using the Call Log Menu 102

View Most Recent Received Calls 102

View Missed Calls 103

View Most Recent Dialed Calls 104

Using the Call Meters Menu 106

Show the Time of Last Call 106

Show Total Time for All Calls 107

Reset all Timers 108Showing the Lifetime Call Timer 1010

Showing the In-call Display 1012

Setting Audible Call Timers 1013

Set the Single Alert Timer 1013

Set the Repetitive Timer 1015

11 IUsing the Setup Menu 11.1

Locating the Setup Menu 111

About the Setup Menu 112

Setting Call Options 113

The Call Options menu 113

Setting Volumes and Tones 114Adjust the Ringer Volume 114

Adjust the Speaker Volume 115

Adjust the Ring Tone 117

Setting the Call Alert Mode 118

Setting the Keypad Tone 1110

Set the Phone to Ring

and /or Vibrate 1111

Time and Date Settings 1113

Select the Time Zone 1113

Select the Time Format 1114


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Select the Date Format 1115

Selecting the Display Language 1117

Setting Backlights 1118

Setting Contrast 1119

Using the Key Setup Menu 1120

Setup the Convenience Key 1120

Setup the Right Soft Key 1121

Set Number Entry Prex 1122

View Phone Information 1123

Reset Phone Options to

Factory Defaults 1124

12 IUsing the Security Menu 12.1

Locating the Security Menu 121

About the Security menu 122

Locking and Unlocking Your Phone 122

Enable or Disable the SIM lock 124Using the Change PIN Menu 125

Change the Phone PIN Code 125

Change the SIM PIN Code 127

Change the SIM Card Pin2 Code 129

Call Barring PIN 1211

13 ITroubleshooting 13.1

14 IPatent Information 14.1

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Declaration of Conformity 15.1


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1 IIntroductionIridium 9555 Handset I 1 Introduction

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Thank you for purchasing the state of the art

Iridium 9555 Handset Iridium is the onlyprovider of truly global satellite voice and datacommunications solutions with completecoverage of the entire earth including oceans,airways and even polar regions The Iridium9555 handset delivers reliable, secure, real-time,simultaneous high quality voice and data to

the Iridium satellite network from any point onthe globe

The information presented in this document isintended to form the basis of the 9555 HandsetUser Guide The information given describesthe procedures for operation of the handsetand the facilities available


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2 ISafety

Important: Read this information before usingyour satellite phone

Exposure toRadio

FrequencySignals

Your satellite telephone is a low power radiotransmitter and receiver When it is ON, itreceives and also sends out radio frequency(RF) signals Operation is subject to thefollowing two conditions: (1) this device may

not cause interference, and (2) this device mustaccept any interference, including interferencethat may cause undesired operation of thedevice

International agencies have set standards andrecommendations for the protection of publicexposure to RF electromagnetic energy

International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP)

Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker (VDE)

United States Federal Commission, RadioFrequency Exposure Guidelines

National Radiological Protection Board ofthe United Kingdom

American National Standards Institute(ANSI) IEEE C95 1-1992

National Council on Radiation Protectionand Measurements (NCRP) Report 86

Department of Health and Welfare

Canada Safety Code 6

These updated ANSI standards are based on anextensive scientic review of the available bodyof research by over 120 scientists, engineers,and physicians from universities, government


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SpecicAbsorption

Rate Data

This model phone meets internationalstandards for exposure to radio waves.

Your satellite phone is a radio transmitter and

receiver It is designed and manufactured notto exceed limits for exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy These limits are part ofcomprehensive guidelines and establishedpermitted levels of RF energy for the generalpopulation The guidelines are based onstandards that we developed by independent

scientic organizations through periodic andthorough evaluation of scientic studies Theguidelines include a substantial safety margindesigned to assure the safety of all persons,regardless of age and health

The exposure standard for mobile phonesemploys a unit of measurement known as the

Specic Absorption Rate, or SAR Under theguidelines for this model, the SAR limit is 16W/kg *Tests for SAR were conducted inaccordance with CENELEC and FCC testingprocedures using standard operatingpositions with the phone transmitting at itshighest certied power level in all tested

frequency bands Although the SAR isdetermined at the highest certied powerlevel, the actual SAR of the phone whileoperating can be below the maximum valueBefore a phone model is available for sale tothe public, it is tested to conrm compliancewith the guidelines The tests are performed

health agencies and related industriesThe design of your phone complies with thesestandards when used as described underPhone Operation on page 23

This product is compliant with IndustryCanada RSS-102 for RF Exposure


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in positions and locations (eg, at the ear andworn on the body) that conform to a uniformtesting methodology determined by an expertstandards body The highest SAR level recorded

from this product was 0869 mW/g for a 1gcube which was below the uncontrolled (iegeneral population) limit While there may bedifferences between the SAR levels of variousphones and at various positions, they all meetthe governmental requirements for safeexposure PLEASE NOTE THAT MODIFICATIONS

TO THIS PRODUCT MODEL COULD CAUSEDIFFERENCES IN THE SAR VALUE FOR LATERPRODUCTS; IN ALL CASES, PRODUCTS AREDESIGNED TO BE WITHIN THE GUIDELINES

AntennaCare

Use only the supplied or an approvedreplacement antenna Unauthorized

antennas, modications, or attachmentscould damage the phone and may violategovernment regulations When using remotemount antenna, mount antenna at least 20cm away from the user Also when using aremote mount antenna in order to reducepotential radio interference to other users,the antenna type and its gain should be so

chosen such that the equivalent isotropicallyradiated power (eirp) is not more than thatpermitted for successful communication

PhoneOperation

Normal OperationHold the phone as you would any other

telephone Fully extend the antenna then

rotate the antenna to either the left or rightdetent The antenna should be vertical to theground and have a clear unobstructed view ofthe sky


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Batteries

Risk of explosion if battery is replacedby an incorrect type Dispose of usedbatteries according to instructions onpage 45

All batteries can cause propertydamage, injury or burns if a

conductive material, such as jewelry,keys or beaded chains, touchesexposed terminals The material maycomplete an electrical circuit andbecome quite hot To protect againstsuch unwanted current drain, exercisecare in handling any charged battery,

particularly when placing it insideyour pocket, purse or other containerwith metal objects

WARNING!!

Tips on Efcient OperationFor your phone to operate most efciently:

Fully extend your antenna then rotate

into positionMake sure the antenna has a clearunobstructed view of the sky

Do not touch the antenna unnecessarilywhen the phone is in use

Contact with the antenna affects call

quality and may cause the phone tooperate at a higher power level thanotherwise needed

Do not wear the phone on your bodywhile making calls with the headsetaccessory Wearing the phone on thebody can interfere with proper phone

operation, since the antenna requires aclear unobstructed view of the sky toaccess the Iridium satellite network


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Driving Check the laws and regulations on the use ofwireless telephones in the areas where you driveAlways obey them Many local governmentsprohibit the use of mobile telephones while

driving Observe the following guidelines whenusing your phone while driving

Give full attention to drivingdrivingsafely is your rst responsibility

Use hands-free phone operation,if available

Pull off the road and park safely beforemaking or answering a call

ElectronicDevices

Most modern electronic equipment is shieldedfrom RF signals However, certain equipment maynot be shielded against the RF signals from yourwireless phone

PacemakersThe Health Industry Manufacturers Associationrecommends that a minimum separation of sixinches (6) be maintained between a handheldwireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potentialinterference with the pacemaker Theserecommendations are consistent with the

independent research by and recommendations ofWireless Technology Research

Persons with pacemakers:

Should ALWAYS keep the phone more thansix inches from their pacemaker when thephone is turned ON

Should not carry the phone in a breast pocketShould use the ear opposite the pacemakerto minimize the potential for interference

Should turn the phone OFF immediately ifyou have any reason to suspect thatinterference is taking place


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Aircraft Airline regulations prohibit using your phonewhile in the air Check and comply with thepolicy of your airline regarding the use of yourphone while the aircraft is on the ground

Switch OFF your phone before boardingan aircraft

Hearing AidsSome digital wireless phones may interferewith some hearing aids In the event of suchinterference, you may want to consult your

hearing aid manufacturer to discussalternatives

Other Medical DevicesIf you use any other personal medical device,consult the manufacturer of your device to

determine if it is adequately shielded fromexternal RF energy Consult your physician todetermine compatibility with your medicaldevice

Turn your phone OFF in health care facilitieswhen any regulations posted in these areasinstruct you to do so Hospitals or health care

facilities may be using equipment that couldbe sensitive to external RF energy

VehiclesRF signals may affect improperly installed orinadequately shielded electronic systems inmotor vehicles Check with the manufactureror its representative regarding your vehicle

You should also consult the manufacturer ofany equipment that has been added to yourvehicle

Posted FacilitiesTurn your phone OFF in any facility whereposted notices so require


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BlastingAreas

To avoid interfering with blasting operations,turn your phone OFF when in a blasting areaor in areas posted: Turn off two-way radioObey all signs and instructions

PotentiallyExplosive

Atmospheres

Turn your phone OFF and do not remove yourbattery when you are in any area with apotentially explosive atmosphere Obey allsigns and instructions Sparks from yourbattery in such areas could cause an explosionor re resulting in bodily injury or even death

Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphereare often but not always clearly marked Theyinclude, but are not limited to: fueling areassuch as gasoline stations; below deck on boats;fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities;areas where fuel odors are present (forexample, if a gas/propane leak occurs in a car

or home); areas where the air containschemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, ormetal powders; and any other area where younormally would be advised to turn off yourvehicle engine

For Vehicles

Equippedwith an Air

Bag

An air bag inates with great force Do NOT

place objects, including both installed orportable wireless equipment, in the area overthe air bag or in the air bag deployment area Ifin-vehicle wireless equipment is improperlyinstalled, serious injury could result


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ExportComplianceInformation

This product is controlled by the export lawsand regulations of the United States ofAmerica The US Government may restrict theexport or re-export of this product to certain

individuals and/or destinations For furtherinformation, contact the US Department ofCommerce, Bureau of Industry and Security orvisit HYPERLINK http://wwwbisdocgov wwwbisdocgov


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3 I Overview

GuideOverview

This chapter provides a complete tour of the9555 Handset You will discover all the featuresand components that you need to operate

your phone to its full potential

For ease of use, the chapters in this manualare divided by menu options Each section of

the chapter is then divided by the samesub-menu options as your phone Just followthe sequence of menus on your phone, themanual will follow along, making the startupprocess a simple one


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PhoneOverview

2-way Navi-key

Display

Microphone

Key pad

Front view

On/Off Button

ConvenienceKey

Earpiece

StatusIndicator LED

Right Soft KeyLeft Soft Key

Volume Keys

Green Key Red Key


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Back View

Battery Pack

Auxiliary AntennaDocking Connector

Battery Latch

SpeakerPhone


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AC Travel Charger and International Plug KitAccessories

The AC Travel Charger and International Plug

Kit provide rapid charge for optimalperformance

Can be used to power the phone whenthe battery is depleted

The battery must be installed whenusing the charger to power the phone

Includes ve international plug adapters for use around the world

Allows you to use the 9555 portablephone while recharging the battery Thebattery should not be allowed todischarge fully


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Auto Accessory AdaptorThe AC Travel Charger and International PlugKit provide rapid charge for optimalperformance

Headset port

Accessory connector port

HeadsetThe convenient headset provides both anearphone and microphone in one small piecefor simple hands-free and private telephone

conversations The headset plugs directly intothe jack on the right side of your phone


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Auxiliary Antenna AdaptorAllows you to easily attach the

auxiliary antenna to the backof your Iridium 9555 handsetThe auxiliary antenna allowsfor in-vehicle use of yourIridium handset

1. Slide the phone intothe antenna adaptor

2. Rotate until theback of the phonemeets the adaptor

Press here

to snapinto place

To Install the Antenna Adaptor

Align prongwithantennadocking

connector

Note: Your phonewas shipped witha plug protectorfor the antennaconnector, youmust remove thisprior to using theAntenna Adaptor


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Indicators

Status Indicator LED

Status Indicator LEDThe status indicator at the top of the phone,has the following meanings:

LED is ... IndicatesAlternatingred and green

Call in progress; ringing,dialling or in call

Flashinggreen

Network is available and SIMstatus okay Phone is idle

Flashing

yellow

SIM problem; this signies a

problem with the SIM, suchas; locked, missing or invalid

Flashing red No connection to network


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Registered

Call

SMS

Edit

Delete

New

Memory Status

Notes

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Batterystrength

Date

SignalStrength

RealTime

Network/SIM status

Left and right soft keyfunctions

Main Screen Components

Message Icons:

Menu Components

Arrow

indicates toscroll up ordown foradditionaloptions

Black barscrolls upand downwhen usingthe 2-waynavi-key

MenuTitle

MenuOptions

Left and right soft keyfunctions

Indicates keypadis locked

Indicates a messagehas been received

Display Status Indicators and IconsThe following icons will appear in your displayto provide you with various information aboutthe phones activity


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4 IGetting StartedUsing theSIM Card

You will receive a Subscriber Identity Module

(SIM) card with your phone The SIM card is asmart card that contains your service detailsand memory for storing phone book entriesand messages

Your phone has limited functionality withoutthe SIM card, so you will want to install thecard before using your phone

SIM Card CareYou may want to keep your card with youwhen you are not using your phone This helpskeep your personal information secure andgives you access to your service even if yourphone is not available

IMPORTANT: Do not bend or scratch your SIMcard, and avoid exposing your card to staticelectricity, water or dirt

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Remove the SIM Card

Press down on the retaining clip and slide theSIM card out of the slot

1. Remove the SIM cardfrom the larger card

2. Remove the battery asshown on page 44

3. Slide the SIM card intothe SIM card slotFollow the cardorientation shown

on the decal Be surethe gold contact isfacing down

The card is held inplace by a smallretaining clip

Insert the SIM Card

SIM Card

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SIM Decal


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Remove andInstall the

Battery Pack

The back panel of the phone is the battery packYou will need to remove the battery pack toinsert the SIM card or replace the battery

1.Push the batterylatch up Thebattery pack will

release2. Lift the battery

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1. Align the batterypack pegs with the

slots on the bottomof the batterycompartment

2. Rotate the top endof the battery packinto the handsetPress the batteryuntil it is ush withthe case

Note: the batteryshould click intoplace and heldsecurely by the

battery latch

To Install the Battery Pack:

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Use the AC travel charger or auto accessoryadapter to charge the 9555 Handset

Note: The battery should only be charged in

environments between 0C(32F) to 45C(113F)

Charge the Battery Pack1. Connect the travel charger or auto

accessory adapter to the phone

2. Plug the AC travel charger or autoaccessory adapter into the appropriatepower source The phone will beep

3. The battery symbol on the LCDdisplay ashes

Note: Calls can still be made or receivedwhile the battery is charging, however the

battery will charge faster if the phone isturned off When the handset is not in usethe battery will take approximately 4 hoursto fully charge

You must wait a minimum of 5 secondsbefore powering on the handset after youhave disconnected from the charger

Chargingthe Battery

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CheckingBattery

Charge Level

Low Battery WarningWhen the battery is low and only a fewminutes of talk time remains, your phone willindicate this in two ways:

1. The battery charge indicator appearscontinuously in the upper right hand cornerof the display When the battery charge islow the icon will appear empty, and LowBattery appears on the display,

2. A warning tone (two double beeps) sounds

Note: To help maintain the best battery andphone performance, recharge your battery assoon as possible after you receive the lowbattery warning

Battery icon

Start-upProcedure

1. Insert your SIM card ifnecessary

2. Turn the phone on bypressing and holdingthe On/Offbutton for5 seconds

When you turn yourphones power on, thedisplay screen will gothrough a shortanimated sequence


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Power-onMessages

Once your phone is on, one of the followingmessages may appear

Message Directive

Bad Card See Supplier Your SIM cardhas been damaged orincorrectly issued Contact

your service provider forinformation

Check Card The SIM card is damaged orinserted the wrong way

Denied Your phone has seen anetwork, but has beendenied access

SIM PIN Enter the four- to eight-digitSIM card PIN code providedby your service provider and

press OK to proceed SeeChapter 13, Using theSecurity Menu, for moreinformation about your SIM

InvalidAccount

Contact your service provider

Phone PIN The phone has been lockedTo unlock the phone, youmust enter the correct PhonePIN number

PIN Blocked When the PIN number hasbeen entered incorrectlythree times in a row, the

phone will automaticallyblock the PIN To unblock thepin, enter the PUK1 code forthe phone by entering **05*from the main screen


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Message Directive

PIN 2 Blocked When the PIN2 number hasbeen entered incorrectlythree times in a row, thephone will automaticallyblock the PIN

To unblock the PIN2 enter thePUK2 code for the phone byentering **052* from themain screen

Registered Your phone is now registeredwith the network

Searchingfor network

The phone is attempting toestablish communications

with the satellite networkThis message appears while

your phone searches for anetwork connection

SIM Error There is an error with theSIM or no SIM is installedInsert SIM card


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+ 1 888 555 1212

Options Clear

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Country code

Phone numberincluding areacode

Before you place a call The phone must be powered on SIM card inserted Phone is unlocked

Have a clear direct view of the sky in orderto be in contact with the network

Antenna should be extended and pointedup towards the sky

Dial the NumberAs you enter a phone number, the digits will bedisplayed on a single line that will scroll acrossthe display

1. Enter the number using the key pad As youbegin entering digits, you will see Optionsdisplayed above theleft soft key and Cleardisplayed above the right soft key

The phone number must be entered ininternational format: : 00 or + [country code][phone number]

Placing aCall

Note: All Iridium subscriber numbers beginwith county code of8816


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Options Clear

Number:

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Alert

Deploy the antenna

and make sure it is

oriented towards

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Calling

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2. Press the green key

Note: You will receivethis message whenthe antenna is notfully extended fromthe handset

3. Calling followed bythe number you

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4. A timer will keeptrack of the durationof each call

Note: If you havedisabled the timer,Connected willdisplay

If the call does not connect, one of thefollowing messages will appear

Message Directive

Busy Try LaterOr Please Try Later

The phone is unable toaccess the network Tryagain in a few minutes

Could not placecall No connectionto the network

The phone is unable toaccess the network

Restricted Area The phone is unable toaccess the networkMove to an area wherecalls are allowed


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End a Call

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Options Clear

Number:

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Re-dial Last Number Called

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Incoming Call

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Receivinga Call

Before you Receive a call: The phone must be powered on A valid SIM card must be inserted Phone is unlocked

The phone must be connected withthe network

There are two scenarios for receiving callsdepending on the antenna position:

1. Antenna extended2. Antenna stowed ie in the down position

Receiving a Call With theAntenna Extended

2. Status indicatoralternates redand green

3. Phone displaysIncoming call

Right soft key

Left soft key

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1. Extend the antenna directly up prior to

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Message Directive

Call Failed The antenna is not properlypositioned or the networksignal is not strong enough

3. Phone displaysConnected

2. Press theleft softkey or the green key

Mute will bedisplayed above theleft soft key and

speaker will bedisplayed above theright soft key

If the call does not connect properly, the

following message will appear:

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Incoming Call

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Call Attempt

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Receiving a Call With theAntenna Stowed

2. The phone displaysCall Attempt.

1. The phone will displaythe alert - or youreprompted to extendthe antenna

4. After several seconds,your phone will ring orvibrate and display

Incoming Call SelectAccept, located abovetheleft soft key, orReject, located abovethe right soft key

3. Extend the antennadirectly up prior torotating left or right

When the antenna isfully extended you willsee 2 lines at the base ofthe antenna

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Message Directive

Call Failed The antenna is not properlypositioned or the networksignal is not strong enough

If the call does not connect properly, thefollowing message will appear:

Connected

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Muting aCall

For privacy during a call, use the mute featureYou will hear the party on the other end, butthey will not hear you

To mute the call:Press theleft soft key

To un-mute the call:Press theleft soft keyagain

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To use speaker phone:Press the right soft key

To switch back to theearpiece: Press theright soft key again

SpeakerPhone

To allow the call to be shared with other peoplewithin close proximity to your phone, use the

Speakerphone feature In this mode the speakerin the rear of the phone is used instead of thenormal earpiece/receiver


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The speaker volume can be adjusted either whileon a call or via the Volume and Tones menulocated under the Setup Menu

Increase the speaker volume by pressingthe upper volume control key, duringa call Once you are satised with thevolume press OK If you would like tocancel the change to the volume press Back

Decrease the speaker volume by pressingthelower volume control key, during a call

As you press the keys, you will hear the newvolume level The bar graph on the displayindicates the volume level The higher thegraph, the louder the volume

SpeakerVolume

Upper volumecontrolincreasesspeaker/ringervolume

Lower volumecontrolincreasesspeaker/ringervolume

Bar graph forspeaker/ringervolume


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Upper volume

controlincreasesringer volume

Lower volume

controldecreasesringer volume

Bar graphfor ringer

volume

The ringer volume may be adjusted via theVolume and Tones menu located under theSetup Menu

Increase the ringer volume by pressingthe upper volume control key

Decrease the ringer volume by pressingthelower volume control key

As you press the keys, you will hear thenew volume level The bar graph on thedisplay indicates the volume level The

higher the graph, the louder the volume

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Keypad locked

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If you are away from your phone or choose notto answer a call the screen displays thenumber of missed calls

Messages from Missed CallsIf you are not able to answer your phone, or arenot connected to the network, callers can leave

you a voice message which can be accessedfrom the voicemail system When connectedto the network, a message icon will appear on

your screen indicating a new voicemailmessage

For more information on retrieving messages,see Chapter 8: Using the Voicemail Menu

UnansweredCalls

Locking andUnlocking

the Keypad

1. Press theleft softkey, labeled Menu

2. Press the * key tolock the keypadA message will ashindicating thekeypad is locked

Note:All keys with the exception of the powerkey are locked You can still answer anincoming call by pressing the green key or theleft soft key when the keypad is locked

To prevent accidentalphone usage you can

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1. Press theleft soft keylabeled Unlock.

2. Press the * key A

message will ashindicating the keypadis unlocked, and thelock symbol will nolonger appear on themain screen

Unlocking the Keypad

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SecuritykMenu

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My PhonebookSIM PhonebookMessagesVoicemailData ModemCall HistorySetup

Menu

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5 IUsing Menus and Keys

Using theKeys

Many of the phones features are organized intolists of options called menus Use the phone

keys to navigate these menus

The Soft KeysWhen you press the soft keys the functionappears above the key on the display screenThe function varies depending on the menu

Right Soft Key

The 2-way Navi-keyPress the 2-way navi-key up to step through theoptions on a menu screen

2-way Navi-key

Left Soft Key

Important: When an arrow appears on thebottom of any menu screen it indicates moreoptions to follow To see all options, you mustcontinue to press the 2-way navi-key


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Menu

Select Back


New Entry

Status

My Phonebook

Select Back

Space on SIM:

Used 0 out of 5

Space on phone:

Used 0 out of 100

Phonebook Status

OK Back

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3 DEF

4 GHI5JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*


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To Access Main Menu Options

Starting from the MainMenu, use the 2-waynavi-key to scroll to thedesired menu optionuntil it is highlighted

Press theleft soft keylabeled select Theoption you selected willappear Continue this

procedure for eachsub-menu

To Return to a Menu

Note: In all otherinstances the red keywill return you to themain screen

When the right soft keyis labeled Back, the keywill take you to theprevious screen

When the key is not

labeled Back use thered key to return to theprevious screen


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EnteringCharacters

Many of the menu screens will have eldswhere you need to enter information such asnames and addresses To enter thisinformation you will need to use the keys on

the keypad Each key represents a set of letters

2 ABC

For Example:Use the number 2 keyfor letters A, B, and C

Press 1 time for APress 2 times for BPress 3 times for C


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Note: Press the # key to toggle between caps,lowercase, rst letter capitalization, and digitsThe mode currently selected is displayed in thetop left corner of the screen; the modes areindicated as ABC, abc, Abc, 123.

When creating phonebook entries and/orcomposing text messages; you can use boththe side volume keys and the navigation key tohelp navigate between characters or lines oftext without deleting

The up volume key will takeyou backwards through text

The down volume key will takeyou forward through text


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Save Clear

New Entry

@

Bob

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI

5 JKL6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

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To enter characters:

1. Enter a character bypressing theappropriate keys on

the keypad See keypadguide below

2. The cursor will moveto the next characterposition

3. To delete a characterpress the right softkey, labeled Clear

4. Repeat steps 1 and 2and many times asnecessary

Key Available Characters1 (period)] 1

2 A/B/C/2

3 D/E/F/3

4 G/H/I/4

5 J/K/L/5

6 M/N/O/6

7 P/Q/R/S/7

8 T/U/V/8

9 W/X/Y/Z/9

0 _ (space)

*next charactor

# shift up

Right Soft Key backspace / exit

Keypad Guide

Note:For most of thekeys, there are

more charactersavailable after

additionalpresses


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Entering Numbers and symbols into textThere my be times when you need to addnumbers into a message that you are writingFor example, to send someone a phone number

as part of a text message

Options Clear

abc New 145

You can reach meat

1. Press theleft soft keylabeled Options

Starting from a textentry eld:

Options

Select Back

SendInsert symbolEnter digits

Save as draftExit

2. The Options screenwill appear Using the

2-way navi-key scrolluntil Enter digits ishighlighted

3. Press theleft soft keylabeled Select

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 KL

6 MNO

Options Clear

123 New 145

You can reach meat 111-222-3333

4. The original text willnow appear, but youwill be in the numberentry mode



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Options

Select Back

Send

Insert symbolEnter letters

Save as draftExit


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6. The Options screen

will appear Using the2-way navi-key scrolluntil Enter letters ishighlighted


Options Clear

abc New 145

You can reach meat 111-222-3333tomorrow morning 8. The original text

screen will nowappear and you cancontinue to entertext in the letter

entry mode

Note: Use this same procedure for enteringsymbols into text by choosing Insert symbolin the options menu You can also press the* key as a shortcut for accessing the symbolmenu (see page 57)


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6 IUsing the Phonebooks

Organizing MyPhonebook

Your satellite phone has two primary

phonebooks: My Phonebook and SIM Phonebook

My Phonebook can store up to 100 names andnumbers and is completely editable by youThis information is stored directly on yourphone The SIM Phonebook is provided to you by

your service provider and/or organization theentries for which are stored directly on the SIMcard used with your phone and are not editable

PhoneMemory

SIM CardMemory

PersonalNumbers

100 entries 155 entries

Fixed DialNumbers

No entries 40 entries

PhoneNumber

Digits

23 20

NameCharacters

23 16

Note: SIM card capacity varies depending uponthe card issued by your service provider


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Bob Smith

Select Back

Call

SMS

EditDelete

New

Memory Status

Notes

1 2 ABC 3DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Select Back

2. The Phonebook will

now be displayed

3. Press theleft soft keylabeled Options.

4. Use the 2-way navi-key until the New

option is highlighted

5. Press the left soft key,labeled Select toproceed

Note: If there are noentries Empty will be

displayed on thisscreen If entries arepresent press theleftsoft key whilehighlighting anycontact


Menu

Select Back


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Add a NewEntry to MyPhonebook


To add information tothe Phonebook, use theNew option Start at theMain Menu, with My

Phonebook highlighted:


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New Entry

Status

My Phonebook

Select Back

6. Press theleft soft key,labeled Select.


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Save Clear

New Entry

@

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

Abc 24

@

Name

Home phone

Work phone

1st cell phone

2nd cell phone

email address

7. The New Entry screenwill now be displayedwith a list of iconswhich represent:


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Save Clear

New Entry

@

Mary Smith

+9373354415

+9373321234

+123456789

[email protected]

Save Clear

New Entry

@

Mary Smith

+9373354415

+9373321234

+123456789

+1112223333

[email protected]

8. Use the 2-waynavi-key to scroll toeach eld and the

keypad to enterinformation into theelds

9. Press theleft soft keylabeled Save.

Success

Entry AddedSuccessfully

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

10. A message will brieyappear t0 indicate the

contact was enteredsuccessfully Thescreen will revert tothe main Phonebookmenu

Press the red key toreturn to the Main

Screen.

Note: While entering orediting contactinformation the sidevolume keys will

allow you to movebackwards andforwards withoutdeleting


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(Empty)My Phonebook

Options Back

1 2 ABC 3DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

1. Press theleft soft key,labeled Select

3. If there are no entries

Empty will bedisplayed See page6.3 to add newentries into MyPhonebook

Starting at the MainMenu, using the 2-waynavi-key, highlight thePhonebook you wish

to use

LocatingEntries

My PhonebookSIM PhonebookMessagesVoicemailData Modem

Call HistorySetup

Menu

Select Back

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Cat Steven

Dan Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Options Back

2. The Phonebook entrieswill now be displayedin alphabetical order


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Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Dan Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Options Back

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3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

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Calling anEntry

2. The Phonebook will

now be displayedUse the 2-way navi-

key to scroll until thedesired entry islocated

3. With the entryhighlighted, press the

left soft key labeledOptions.


Starting at the MainMenu, using the 2-waynavi-key, highlight thePhonebook you wish

to use


Call HistorySetup

Menu

Select Back

Call

SMS

Edit

Delete

New

Memory Status

Notes

Bob Smith

Select Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

4.The

Phonebookoptionswill now be displayed

5. With the Call optionhighlighted, press the

left soft key labeledSelect

Note: If an entry has more

than 1 number ieHome, Work and Mobilethen all numbers willbe displayed Using the2-way navi-key,highlight the numberto be called and pressSelect

Note: You can also pressthe green key as ashort-cut to callingan entry


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Calling+18885551212

Mute Speaker

Alert

Deploy the antennaand make sure it isoriented toward the

sky

6.Calling followed bythe number youdialled will bedisplayed The call willthen be connected

Note: If your antenna isnot extended you

will receive an alertmessage telling youto extend theantenna

Using the

ShortMessage

Service (SMS)Menu

Ada Adams

Bob SmithCat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Select Back

2. The Phonebook willnow be displayed

Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll until thedesired entry ishighlighted



The Short MessageService (SMS) is a textmessaging systemTo send a text messageStart at the Main Menu,using the 2-way navi-

key, highlight thePhonebook you wishto use

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 KL

6 MNO


Menu

Select Back


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Options

Select Back

Send

Insert symbolEnter digits

Save as draft

Exit

12 ABC

3 DEF


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Call

SMS

Edit

Delete

New

Memory StatusNotes

Bob Smith

Select Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

4. Use the 2-way navi-key until SMS is

highlighted

5. Press the left soft key,labeled Select.

Note: If an entry hasmore than 1number ie Home,

Work and Mobile thenall numbers will bedisplayed Using the2-way navi-key,highlight the desirednumber and pressSelect

New

Options Clear

abc 160 6. The SMS screen willnow appear You canenter as many as 160characters

7. Press the left soft key,labeled Options.

8. The SMS Options menuwill now appear Fromhere you are able to:

Send a SMS message

Insert symbols into your message

Enter digits

Save as a draft tosend later

Exit the menu


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Options

Select Back

Send

Insert symbolEnter digitsSave as draft

Exit


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Sending an SMS

1. While Send ishighlighted press the

left soft key, labeledSelect

Starting at theSMS Options Menu:

Send To

Send Add

New Recipient

+111222333444

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS

8TUV9 WXYZ

0 +#*

2. A Send To screen willnow appear with theentry name andnumber

3. Press the left soft key,labeled Send.

Note: At this time youmay select to sendthe message toadditional recipientsby highlighting New

Recipient andpressing the rightsoft key labeled Add.


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Adding an SMS Recipient

Options

Select Back

Send

Insert symbolEnter digits

Save as draftExit

1. While Send ishighlighted press the

left soft key, labeledSelect

Starting at theSMS Options Menu:

Send To

Send Add

New Recipient+111222333444

2. A Send To screen willnow appear withNew Recipient andthe entry number

3. Press the right softkey, labeled Add.

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Select Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI 5 JKL 6MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

4. A list of contacts willnow appear Use the2-way Navi-key toscroll to the desired

recipient

5. Press theleft soft keylabeled select thecontact is then addedto your recipient list

Note: Repeat this

procedure if you wouldlike to send the samemessage to more thanone contact at a time


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Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Select Back


Menu

Select Back

Send To

Send Add

New Recipient

Bob

Cat

+18665551212

CallSMS

Edit

Delete

New

Memory Status

Notes

Phonebook

Select Back


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Edit an Entryin MyPhonebook


Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll until the

desired entry ishighlighted



To change information inthe Phonebook, use theEdit Option Starting atthe Main Menu, with MyPhonebook highlighted:

6. Once you are satisedwith the recipient(s)pressleft soft keylabeled Send.

4. Use the 2-way navi-key until the Editoption is highlighted,



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Save Clear

Edit

@

Bob Smith

+9373354415

+9373321234

+123456789

+1112223333

[email protected]

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

Success

Entry updated

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*


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6. The Edit screen willappear Edit the entryas needed by using the

2-way navi-key toscroll to the requiredeld(s) Use the sidevolume keys tonavigate backwards(up key) and forwards(down key) withoutdeleting and the right

soft key labeled clearto delete charactersUse thekeypad toenter new characters

7. Press theleft soft key,labeled Save

8. A message will briey

appear t0 indicate theentry was updatedThe screen will thenreturn to the mainPhonebook menu

9. Press the red key toreturn to the Main

screen


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Phonebook

Select Back

Call

SMS

Edit

Delete

New

Memory Status

Notes

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI 5 JKL 6MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Select Back


Call HistorySetup

Menu

Select Back


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Delete anEntry



3. Press theleft soft key

labeled Options.


To remove an entry inthe Phonebook, use theDelete Option Start atthe Main Menu:

4. Use the 2-way navi-

key until the Deleteoption is highlighted



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Yes No

Delete Entry

Are you sure youwant to deleteBob Smith?

Success

Entry Bob Smithdeleted

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3 DEF

4 GHI5JKL 6

MNO

7 PQRS8TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*


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6. You will receive amessage asking if youwant to delete theentry Press theleftsoft key labeled YesIf you press No, thescreen will revert tothe previous menu

7. A message will brieyappear t0 indicate the

entry was deletedThe main Phonebookmenu will now appear

8. Press the red key toreturn to the Mainscreen


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ViewingMemory

Status

Use this feature to seehow many phonebookmemory locations areavailable in the SIM card

memory and phonememory Start at theMain Menu:

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Select Back


Menu

Select Back


Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll until anyentry is highlighted



Bob Smith

Select Back

Call

SMSEdit

Delete

New

Memory Status

Notes

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

4. Use the 2-way navi-key until MemoryStatus is highlighted

5. Press the left soft key,labeled Select to

proceed


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Space on SIM:

Used 0 out of 5

Space on phone:

Used 0 out of 100

Phonebook Status

OK Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*


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6. The PhonebookStatus will now bedisplayed showing

the space on the SIMand the phonememory

7. Press theleft soft key,labeled OK or theright soft key labeledBack to return to the

previous screenPress the red key toreturn to the mainscreen.

AddingNotes to a

PhonebookEntry

Use this feature to addinformation regardingan entry

Start at the Main Menu:


Menu

Select Back


labeled Select

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Phonebook

Select Back

1

3 DEF





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12 ABC

3 DEF

Options Clear

Abc 45

Best time to reach

is in the am

Select Back

My PhonebookSave

Cancel

12 ABC

3 DEF


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Bob Smith

Select Back

Call

SMS

Edit

Delete

New

Memory StatusNotes 4. Use the 2-way navi-

key until Notes ishighlighted

5. Press the left soft keylabeled Select.

6. A text screen will nowappear Use the Keypadto enter your textNote: you can enter upto 64 characters Thecharacter count in thetop right corner will

count down as youenter text

7. Press the left soft keylabeled Options.

8. A My Phonebook

screen will appearwith Save highlighted

9. Press the left soft keylabeled Select.

Note:The text youentered will now be

stored in the Noteoption for this entry

When the phonebook is restricted MyPhonebook & SIM Phonebook will not appear- the main menu will display Fixed Phonebookonly The Fixed Phonebook cannot be edited

RestrictedPhonebook


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Menu Help

16:28 14-May-08

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Registered

7 I Using the Messages Menu


Menu

Select Back

2. The Main Menu willnow be displayedUse the 2-waynavi-key to scrolluntil Messages ishighlighted

1. Press theleft soft keylabeled Menu

Starting from the main

screen:

Locatingthe

MessagesMenu

Note:All instructions

for the MessagesMenu will start

from the MainMenu as shown

About the

MessagesMenu

You will be able to

perform the followingfunctions using theMessages Menu

Create messages

Read, reply, delete,call and forwardmessages

Edit stored messagesand send

Enter service centernumber, set expiryperiod and enableor disable deliveryreports


Create MessageInbox

Drafts

Settings

Messages

Select Back


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Create and Send a New Email Message toan address not in your phonebook

Create MessageInbox (1 unread)DraftsSettings

Messages

Select Back

2. Create message optionshould be selected, ifnot then use the 2-way

navi-key to scroll untilit is highlighted



Menu

Select Back


Starting at the

Main Menu withMessages highlighted:

New

Options Clear

abc 120

jayjones@domain

.com your email

message will

appear here

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

4. Enter your messageNote: You must begin

your text messagewith the recipientsemail address, leavinga space between theemail address and the

beginning of yourmessage

When your message iscomplete, press the

left soft key, labeledOptions.


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SendInsert symbolEnter digitsSave as draftExit

Options

Select Back

5. The Send optionshould be highlighted,

if not use the 2-waynavi-key to scroll untilit is highlighted

6. Press theleft soft key,labeled Select to sendthe message

Send To

Add

New Recipient

7. A Send To screen willnow appear

8. Press the right soft

key, labeled Add.

Enter Number

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Select Recipient

Select Back

1 2 ABC 3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

9. The Enter Number

option should behighlighted, if not usethe 2-way navi-key toscroll until it ishighlighted



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11. In the Number eld,after the prex ofooor +, enter *2

12.press theleft soft keylabeled OK

Number:Send To

OK Clear

+*2

Number:

Send To

Send Add

+*2

13. Press theleft soft keylabeled Send to sendthe message

Create and Send a New Email Message toan address in My Phonebook

12 ABC

3 DEF

My PhonebookSIM PhonebookMessagesVoicemailData ModemCall History

Setup

Menu

Select Back


Starting at theMain Menu withMessages highlighted:


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Messages

Select Back

2. Create message optionshould be selected, if

not then use the 2-waynavi-key to scroll untilit is highlighted


New

Options Clear

abc 120

your email

message will

appear here

4. Enter your message

5. When your message iscomplete, press theleft soft key labeledOptions.


Options

Select Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

6. The Send option

should be highlighted,if not use the 2-waynavi-key to scroll untilit is highlighted

7. Press theleft soft key,labeled Select to sendthe message


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Select Clear

Bob

@

+9373354415

+9373321234

+123456789

+1112223333

[email protected]

12 ABC

3 DEF


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Send To

Add

New Recipient



Enter Number

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Select Recipient

Select Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

10. Use the 2-waynavi-key to highlight

your selection


Note: If the Contactsemail address is theonly informationlisted, the screen willreturn you to theSend To screen

12. If the Contact has ane-mail address as wellas a phone numberlisted you will be

presented with theirphonebook entry Usethe 2-way navi-key tohighlight their emailaddress and press the

left soft key labeledSelect.


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Send To

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

New Recipient

Bob

Send Add

Enter Number

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Select Recipient

Select Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

15 . Press theleft soft keylabeled Send

13. The Phonebook

screen will appearwith the recipientsname highlightedTo add anotherrecipient, using thetwo-way navi-key,highlight the nextrecipient and repeat

step 10

14. Once all recipientshave been selected,press the right softkey Back


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How Your Phone Noties You of MessagesIf your phone is powered on, it noties you ofreceived messages in the following ways:

An alert sounds and/or the phone vibrates

The message indicator is displayed

The message New SMS. Read Now?is displayed

How messages are StoredYour phone stores all messages on theSIM card If the message indicator is ashing,

your SIM card is full See Delete a Message onpage 8.11 to make room for the new message

What Messages ContainYou can receive short text or numeric messagesin your Personal Mailbox Text messages maycontain up to 160 characters Numeric

messages, typically phone numbers, maycontain up to 20 digits

Your personal mailbox works along with CallForwarding For more information see section6 on using the phonebook, and the callforwarding feature described on page 7.7.

About SMSMessaging


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Reply to Sender

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI

6 MNO

Text messageText messageText message

Inbox

Read Back

4. Use the 2-way navi-keyto highlight a message

5. Press theleft soft keylabeled Read to viewthe selected message

6. Press the right softkey, labeled Back toreturn to the previousmenu

+18665551212

Message

Options Back


ReplyForwardCallSave numberDeleteDelete All

Message

Select Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 WXYZ

2. Use the 2-waynavi-key to scrolluntil Reply ishighlighted


While reading theMessage screen:


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Options

Select Back

4. The Send optionshould be highlighted,if not use the 2-waynavi-key to scroll untilSend is highlighted

5. Press theleft soft key,labeled Select to send

the message


Message

Select Back


2. Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll untilForward is highlighted

Enter Number

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Select Recipient

Select Back

8. Use the 2-waynavi-key until the

desired recipientfrom your Phonebookis highlighted


Send To

Add

New Recipient




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Send To

New Recipient

Bob

Send Add

Enter Number

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Select Recipient

Select Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI

5 JKL6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*

Select Clear

Bob

@

+9373354415

+9373321234

+123456789

+1112223333

[email protected]

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO


713

14. Press theleft soft keylabeled Send

10. If the recipient hasmore then onenumber listed, therecipients

information screenwill appear Use the2-way navi-key toscroll to the desirednumber you wouldlike to forward to

11. Press theleft soft keylabeled Select. Thenumber will be addedto a recipient list

12. The Phonebookscreen will appear

with the recipientsname highlightedTo add anotherrecipient, using thetwo-way navi-key,highlight the nextrecipient and repeatstep 8



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Call a Number From a Received Message


Message

Select Back


+18665551212

Message

Options Back


2. Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll until Callis highlighted

While reading theMessage screen:

Save a Number from a Received Message

+18665551212

Message

Options Back

12 ABC

3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

#*


While reading the

Message screen:


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Message

Select Back


2. Use the 2-waynavi-key to scrolluntil Save number ishighlighted

Create MessageInbox (1 unread)DraftsOutboxSettings

Messages

Select Back

1 2 ABC 3 DEF

4 GHI5 JKL

6 MNO

7 PQRS8 TUV

9 WXYZ

0 +#*


key until Inbox ishighlighted


Delete a Message


Menu

Select Back


Start at the MainMenu with Messageshighlighted:


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Menu

Select Back

Using theDrafts Menu


To edit and send astored messages, usethe Draft menu Start atthe Main Menu with

Messages highlighted:


Messages

Select Back

2. Use the 2-way navi-keyto scroll until the Draftsoption is highlighted


Draft message

Draft message

Draft message

Drafts

Options Back

4. Use the 2-waynavi-key to scrolluntil the draftmessage you wish to

send is highlighted

5. Press theleft soft key,labeled Options.

Edit

DeleteDelete All

Message

Select Back

6. Highlight Edit andpressleft soft keylabeled Select


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Edit

Options Clear

abc 120

Edit your message

here

7. When you arenished editingpress theleft softkey, labeled Options.


Options

Select Back

8. The Send optionshould be highlighted,if not use the 2-waynavi-key to scroll untilit is highlighted

9. Press theleft soft key,

labeled Select to sendthe message

Send To

Add

New Recipient

10. A Send To screen willappear with the entryname and number


Enter Number

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Select Recipient

Select Back

12. Use the 2-waynavi-key until the

desired recipientfrom your Phonebookis highlighted

13. Press theleft softkey labeled Options.


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Send To

New Recipient

Bob

Send Add

Enter Number

Ada Adams

Bob Smith

Cat Steven

Davy Jones

Eddy Fisher

Select Recipient

Select Back

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Bob

@

+9373354415

+9373321234

+123456789

+1112223333

[email protected]

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18. Press theleft soft keylabeled Send

14. If the recipient hasmore then onenumber listed, therecipients

information screenwill appear Use the2-way navi-key toscroll to the desirednumber you wouldlike to forward to

15. Press theleft soft keylabeled Select. Thenumber will be addedto a recipient list

16. The Phonebookscreen will appear

with the recipientsname highlightedTo add anotherrecipient, using thetwo-way navi-key,highlight the nextrecipient and repeatstep 12



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Menu

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1. Start at the MainMenu with Messages

highlighted:


Enter Service Center NumberUse this feature to enter the number for theservice center that forwards your outgoingmessages You must specify a service center

number before you can send any messages orreceive new voicemail notications

Using theSettings

Menu


Messages

Select Back

3. Use the 2-way navi-keyto scroll until Settingsis highlighted


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Service CenterExpiry PeriodDelivery Reports

Settings

Select Back

5. The Service Centeroption should behighlighted, if not usethe 2-way navi-keyuntil it is highlighted



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Number:

Service Center

OK Clear

+881662900005 7. Enter the servicenumber

8. Press theleft soft key,labeled OK The screenwill then return the toSettings menu

Set Expiry Period

Use this feature to specify the amount of timeyou would like your messages stored

My Phonebook

SIM PhonebookMessagesVoicemailData ModemCall HistorySetup

Menu

Select Back

1. Start at the MainMenu with Messageshighlighted:



Messages

Select Back

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3. Use the 2-waynavi-key to scrolluntil Settings ishighlighted



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Settings

Select Back

5. Use the 2-way navi-keyto scroll until ExpiryPeriod is highlighted


1 hour2 hours4 hours1 day2 days1 week

Expiry Period

Select Back

7. Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll until thedesired period of timeis highlighted

8. Press theleft soft key,labeled Select The

screen will then returnthe to Settings menu

Select Delivery Reports

Use this feature to enable or disable messagedelivery reports


Menu

Select Back

1. Start at the MainMenu with Messageshighlighted


labeled Select


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Messages

Select Back


key to scroll untilSettings ishighlighted



Settings

Select Back

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OffOn

Delivery Report

Select Back

5. Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll untilDelivery Reports ishighlighted

7. Use the 2-way

navi-key to turn theDelivery Report Offor On


8. Press theleft soft key,labeled Select Thescreen will then returnthe to Settings menu


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8 IUsing the Voicemail Menu

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2. The Main Menu willnow be displayed Usethe 2-way navi-key toscroll until Voicemailis highlighted


Starting from the

Main Screen:

Locatingthe Voicemail

Menu


for the Voicemail

Menu will startfrom the MainMenu as shown

About theVoicemail

Menu

You will be able toperform the followingfunctions using theVoicemail Menu

Listen to yourvoicemail

Reply to a voicemailStore voicemailnumbers

Access and congureyour voicemailaccount


Call Voicemail

Voicemail Settings

Voicemail

Select Back


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3. Call Voicemail will behighlighted

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Call Voicemail

Voicemail Settings

Voicemail

Select Back


Save Delete

Voicemail

IncomingVoicemail

VoicemailNotication

When you receive a voicemail, an incomingvoicemail notication message automaticallyscrolls across your screen

My Phonebook

SIM PhonebookMessagesVoicemailData ModemCall HistorySetup

Menu

Select Back

1. Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll untilVoicemail ishighlighted


Check YourVoicemail

Press theleft soft key,labeled Save to store thevoicemail to theSIM card

OR

Press the right soft key,

labeled Delete.

To listen to a voicemail that has been saved:

Follow the audioprompts for additionalfeatures


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Call Voicemail

Voicemail Settings

Voicemail

Select Back

3. Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll untilVoicemail Settings ishighlighted


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Number

Voicemail Settings

Voicemail Settings

Select Back

5. The Number optionwill be highlighted


Store YourVoicemail

Number


Menu

Select Back

1. Use the 2-way navi-key to scroll until

Voicemail ishighlighted


If you have not previously stored a voicemailnumber, then you will see No NumberAvailable on the display You must store avoicemail number before you can access the

service for the rst time


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Voicemail Number

Save Clear

7. Enter the voicemailnumber given to you

by your ServiceProvider

8. Press theleft soft key,labeled Save

Select Back

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9. Press the right softkey, labeled Back toreturn to theprevious menu

Press the red key toexit to the Mainscreen


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Call Log

Call Meters

Call History

Select Back

Iridium 9555 Handset I 10 Using the Call History Menu

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10 IUsing the Call History Menu

Locatingthe CallHistory

Menu

2. The Main Menu will

now be displayed Usethe 2-way navi-key toscroll until CallHistory is highlighted


Starting from the

main screen:


for the Call

History menuwill start from

the Main Menuas shown


About theCall History

Menu

You will be able toperform the followingfunctions using the CallHistory menu

View the amount oftime spent talking on

your phone

View your most recentdialed, missed andreceived calls

Set phone alerts


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Using theCall Log

Menu

Menu

Select Back



Call Log

Call Meters

Call History

Select Back

View Most Recent Received CallsYour phone saves received calls Use the CallLog menu to view those numbers

3. The Call History menuwill now be displayed

with Call Loghighlighted

4. Press theleft soft keylabeled Select.

1. Use the 2-waynavi-key until CallHistory ishighlighted

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Received Calls

Missed Calls

Dialed Calls

Call Log

Select Back

5. The Call Log menuwill now be displayedReceived Calls will behighlighted



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Received Calls

Select Back

7. The Received Callsmenu will now bedisplayed with a listof your last ten calls

Press the right softkey labeled Back to goback one level, or thered key to return the

Main screen

Menu

Select Back



View Missed CallsYour phone saves calls youve missed when

your phone is busy or were not able to getto your phone Your phone will not showcalls that you missed when the phone isturned off or not registered on the

network

1. Use the 2-way navi-key

untilCall History

is highlighted

Call Log

Call Meters

Call History

Select Back

3. The Call Historymenu will now bedisplayed with CallLog highlighted

4. Press theleft soft keylabeled Select.


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View Most Recent Dialed CallsYour phone saves the last ten calls dialed Use

the Call Log menu to view those numbers

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