CT-502 Handheld Flip-Style Cellular Telephone
(170-1111)                 Functions                  Faxback Doc. # 45997

Menu Functions

Turning a Function On/Off

Follow these steps to turn any of your phone's special functions on or
off.  For a complete description of any function, see the section that
describes that function.  The "Menu Functions List" is below.

1.  Press FCN [name menu] to access the functions menu.  The first
    function's name and its current status (On or Off) flash on the
    display.

2.  To select a different function, repeatedly press # -> to scroll
    forward or <- * to scroll backward through the menu until that
    function appears.

3.  Press STO to turn the function on or CLR to turn the function off.

   Note:  A few seconds after you display the function name and status,
          the phone alternately displays STO-On then CLR-off as a prompt
          to remind you what key to press.

4.  To select and turn another function on/off, repeat Steps 2 and 3.

To exit the functions menu, press END.

Function Status Quick-Review

Several commonly used functions on your phone (such as the message
reminder tone and emergency dialing) are preset to "on" so you can begin
using them immediately; however, you can turn any function on or off.
follow these steps to quickly review the names of those functions for
which the preset (default) status has been changed.

Notes:  You can set all functions back to their default setting at one
        time.  See "Using Master Reset" in Faxback Doc. # 46000.

        If all functions are set to their default setting, only the current
        cellular system type setting (such as Home or Scan AB) appears.

        If your phone is set to use the home cellular system type (see
        "Setting the Cellular System Type" in Faxback Document # 46000),
        Home always appears as one of the settings during a quick-review.

1.  Press [FCN] [oper 0] [9] [RCL].  The abbreviation for the first
    changed function (such as Signal Mtr Off for "signal meter off")
    appears on the display.

   Note:  For a complete list of all functions and their default settings,
          see "Menu Functions List" Below.

2.  Repeatedly press <-* or #-> to scroll forward or backward through the
    abbreviations for all other changed functions (if any).

3.  The phone automatically exits the quick-review about 8 seconds after
    you last press a key.  To exit sooner, press END.

Menu Functions List

Display Shows   Function Description and Default Setting         Faxback #

Signal Mtr      Turns off/on the signal strength meter        On     below
One Min Timr    Sets the phone to sound a tone once each      Off    below
                minute during a call

Indiv Timr      Sets the call timer to display automatically  Off  # 46000
                during a call

Scrpad Tone     Turns off/on the keypad tones (heard by the   On     below
                other party)

Ringer Style    Sets the phone to use one of nine different   1      below
                ringer styles

Ring Or Vib     Sets the phone to vibrate or ring only,  Ring Only   below
Sel             both vibrate and ring, or only display
                Call(instead of ring or vibrate) to alert
                you of a call

Keypad Tone     Turns off/on the keypad tones (that you hear) On     below

Auto Ansr       Sets the phone to automatically answer        Off    below
                after two rings

MultKey Ansr    Sets the phone to answer a call when you      Off    below
                press one of several keys

Auto Lock       Sets the phone to automatically lock when     Off  # 45999
                you turn power on

Turbo Dial      Turns off/on one-touch dialing                On     below

Emergcy Call    Turns off/on the emergency dialing display    On     below

Number Pref     Can be turned off so the phone displays the   On     below
                speed dial name (instead of the number) first

Call Rev        Sets the phone to alert you of a call using   Off    below
                a unique tone (compatible with optional
                call-forwarding service)

Remind Msg      Sets the phone to alert you of messages       On     below
                received (with optional messaging services)

Select Languag  (Function not available on this phone)        N/A      N/A

PIN InActiv or  Sets the phone to automatically send a   Inactive  # 46000
Activ           cellular system PIN with every call

Using The Menu Functions

Turning the Signal Strength Meter Off/On

Your phone is preset to display the signal strength meter each time you
turn on the phone, clear the display, or make a call; however, you can set
the phone so it does not display the meter.  Follow these steps to turn
the signal strength meter off or on.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].  Signal Mtr On or Off flashes.

2.  Press CLR so Off appears or STO so On appears.

3.  Press END to exit the functions menu.  If you turned off the signal
    strength meter, on appears on the display instead of the signal
    strength meter.

Turning the Call-Time Reminder Tone Off/On
The call-time reminder function lets you set the phone to sound a subtle
tone 40 seconds after you place or answer a call, then once every minute
after that, to remind you of how long you have been on the phone.  Follow
these steps to turn the call-time reminder tone off or on.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Press # -> once so One Min Timr Off or On flashes.

3.  Press STO so On appears or CLR so Off appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Turning the Automatic Call timer On/Off

To track how long you are on the phone, you can set your phone to
automatically display the time (minutes and seconds) you spend on each
call.  Follow these steps to turn the automatic call timer on or off.

Note:  If you turn on the automatic call timer, the phone displays the
       timer at all times during a call.  This uses more battery power
       than usual.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Indiv Timr Off or On flashes.

3.  Press STO so On appears or CLR so Off appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Note:  Your phone also has a resettable call timer and a cumulative
       call timer.  See "Using the Call Timers" in Faxback Doc. # 46000.

Using Silent Scratchpad

Your phone is preset to sound dual-tone multifrequency (DT-MF) tones when
you press the number keys during a call; however, you can set the phone so
it does not sound those tones.  This is handy if you plan to use the
scratchpad memory during a call, but you do not want the other party on
the line to hear tones when you press the keys.

Follow these steps to turn the silent scratchpad on or off.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Scrpad Tone On or Off flashes.

3.  Press CLR so Off appears or STO so On appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Notes:  In order to send DTMF tones when you use special phone services
        (such as bank by phone), you must disable the silent scratchpad
        function before you place the call, or (if silent scratchpad is
        on) press RCL SND after you enter the commands or codes, so your
        phone sends these entries as DTMF tones.  See "Using Touch-Tone
        Services" in Faxback Doc. # 46000.

If silent scratchpad is on, you might hear tones when you press the
phone's number keys, but the other party on the line does not hear them.

Changing the Ringer Style

Your phone has 9 different ringer styles for you to choose from (to help
you distinguish your phone's ring from that of another phone, for
example).  Follow these steps to change the ringer style.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until the phone displays Ringer Style
    and a number from 1-9 (the last selected ringer style).

3.  Press STO.  The phone sounds the currently selected ringer style, then
    it displays the prompt Select 1-9.

   Note:  If your phone is set to vibrate or make no sound movement at all
          when it receives an incoming call (see "Changing the Alert Type"
          below), your phone does not sound the ringer tones during this
          procedure.

4.  Press the number keys (1 - wky 9) on the phone's keypad to hear the
    various finger styles (or repeatedly press <- * or # -> to scroll
    backward or forward and hear each of them).

5.  When you hear the ringer style you want to use, press STO to select
    it.  The phone displays Ringer n Set (where n is the number of the
    ringer style you selected).

6.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Changing the Alert type

Your phone is preset to ring when it receives an incoming call.  To avoid
disturbing others with a ringing sound, however, you can set your phone to
vibrate gently or only flash CALL to alert you of an incoming call.

Here is a quick chart to help you understand how your phone works using
the different incoming call alert settings.

Display Shows            Description

Ring Only                Phone rings as usual and Call flashes

Vibrate Only             Phone vibrates three times and Call flashes.

Ring On and Vib On       Phone rings and vibrates three times and Call
                         flashes.

Ring Off and Vib Off     Silent start - phone makes no sound or movement,
                         but Call flashes.

Notes: If the battery is being charged, the phone only rings, regardless
       of the alert setting.  That way, you can hear the phone ring (since
       you are not carrying/wearing it during charging).

       If the call screening function is turned on, your phone sounds a
       different alert tone or number of vibrations.  See "Using Call
       Screening" below.

Follow these steps to change the alert type.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Ring Or Vib Sel flashes, then
    press STO to enter the change mode.  The current setting (such as Ring
    Only) appears.

3.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until you see the setting you want to
    use, then press STO to select that setting.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Using the Quick-Set Method - To quickly set your phone to ring or vibrate
to alert you of an incoming call, press FCN [tuv 8].  The phone displays Ring
Only (for ring as usual) or Vibrate Only (for vibration alert).

Note:  Using the quick-set method to set your phone to ring (Ring Only)
       automatically disables the silent alert if it is set.

Turning the Keypad Tones Off/On

Your phone is preset to sound a tone each time you press a key; however,
you can turn off the keypad tones.  Follow these steps to turn the keypad
tones off or on.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Keypad Tone On or Off flashes.

3.  Press CLR so Off appears or STO so On appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Note:  Regardless of the silent keypad setting, unless you turn on the
       silent scratchpad function (see "Using Silent Scratchpad" above),
       the other party on the line hears tones if you press the keys
       during a call.

Using Automatic Answer

The automatic answer function lets you set the phone to automatically
answer incoming calls without you having to press a key.  When automatic
answer is turned on and the phone receives a call, it rings (and/or
vibrates), then it automatically answers the call and the InUse indicator
begins to flash.  Begin your conversation as usual.

Note:  To prevent your phone from answering incoming calls without any
       easily noticeable indication (such as a ring or vibration), we
       recommend you not use the silent alert and automatic answer
       functions at the same time.

Follow these steps to turn the automatic answer function on or off.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Auto Ansr Off or On flashes.

3.  Press STO so On appears or CLR so Off appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Using Multiple Key Answer

Your phone is preset to answer an incoming call only when you press SND;
however you can set the phone to answer a call when you press any of these
keys after the first ring (or vibration); SND, any number key 1 - 9, or
either volume button.

Follow these steps to turn multiple key answer on or off.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until MultKey On or Off flashes.

3.  Press STO so On appears or CLR so Off appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Turning One-Touch Dialing Off/On

Your phone is preset to automatically dial a number stored in memory
locations 01-09 when you held down that number key for about 1 second;
however, you can disable one-touch dialing.  Follow these steps to turn
one-touch dialing off or on.

IMPORTANT:  Disabling one-touch dialing prevents you from making emergency
            calls using the 1 key (see "Making Emergency Calls" in Faxback
            Doc. # 45996.

1.  Press FCN [NAME MENU].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Turbo Dial On of Off flashes.

3.  Press CLR so Off appears or STO so On appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Turning the Emergency Display Off/On

Your phone is preset to display Emergcy when you hold down 1 to make an
emergency call; however, you can set the phone so Emergcy does not appear
(if you did not store an emergency number in memory 01, for example).

Follow these steps to turn the emergency display feature off or on.

1.  Press FCN [NAME MENU].

2.  Repeatedly press <-* or #-> until Emergcy Call On or Off flashes.

3.  Press CLR so Off appears or STO so On appears.

4.  Press END to exit the functional menu.

Turning the Number Display Preference Off/On

When you recall a speed dial memory (see "Speed Recall/Dialing" in Faxback
Doc. # 45998), your phone is preset to display the number stored in memory
before it displays the name (if any); however, you can set it to display
the name first.

Follow these steps to turn the number preference off or on.

1.  Press FCN [NAME MENU].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Number Pref On or Off flashes.

3.  Press CLR so Off appears or STO so On appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Using Call Screening

The call screening function lets you set your phone so Call appears and
the phone sounds several unique beeps (or vibrates) when it receives a
call, but you cannot answer the call.  The caller receives the standard
"not in service" message that they would normally hear when you have the
phone turned off.  This function is handy if you want to use your phone
only for outgoing calls.

Note:  If your carrier offers no-answer transfer service (like call
       forwarding) and you subscribe to that service, turning on your
       phone's call screening function so means Call appears and the
       phone sounds several unique beeps (or vibrates) when a call is
       received and is being transferred.

Follow these steps to turn call screening on or off.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Call Rcv On or Off flashes.

3.  Press CLR so Off appears or STO so On appears.

4.  Press END to exit the function menu.

Turning the Message Reminder Tones Off/On.

If your cellular carrier offers a special messaging service, and you
subscribe to that service, your phone is preset to beep every 2 minutes
until you read all new messages, but you can turn off the tones.

Note:  If you do not subscribe to a messaging service, the reminder tone
       function has no effect on your phone.

Follow these steps to turn the message reminder tones off or on.

1.  Press FCN [name menu].

2.  Repeatedly press <- * or # -> until Remind Msg On or Off flashes.

3.  Press CLR so Off appears or STO so On appears.

4.  To exit the function menu, press END.

(br/GLW 2/02/98)

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