Radio Shack Pager 17 9003 User Guide

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Cat. No. 17-9003  
OWNER’S MANUAL  
Please read before using this pager.  
Tracker Alphanumeric Pager  
 
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Low Battery Message and Alert — lets you know  
when the battery is low.  
Automatic Message Scroll — lets you set the pager  
to automatically scroll through all messages and set  
the speed at which the messages scroll.  
Page Reminder — lets you set the pager to sound a  
series of alerts to remind you to view unread pages.  
Timer — lets you set the pager to sound an alert after  
a set amount of time (up to 99 minutes) has passed.  
Be sure you thoroughly read these instructions to en-  
sure that you fully understand your pager’s operation.  
Note: You need one AAA battery (not supplied) to  
power your pager.  
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CONTENTS  
Getting Started ................................................................. 6  
Subscribing to Service ............................................... 6  
Installing a Battery ..................................................... 6  
Pager Quick Guide ........................................................... 9  
Indicators ................................................................. 10  
Pager Set-Up ................................................................... 11  
Setting the Date, Time, and Time Format ................. 11  
Setting the Date Format ........................................... 14  
Setting The Message Alert ...................................... 15  
Selecting an Audible Alert ................................ 16  
Selecting a Silent Alert ..................................... 17  
Using Audible/Silent Quick-Set ........................ 18  
Setting the Alert Length ................................... 19  
Operation ........................................................................ 20  
Turning the Pager On/Off ......................................... 20  
Memory Capacity ..................................................... 22  
Receiving/Reading Messages ................................. 23  
Receiving Messages ........................................ 23  
Reading Messages .......................................... 24  
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Using Automatic Message-Scroll ..................... 26  
Duplicate Messages ........................................ 27  
Tone Only or Unreadable Messages ............... 27  
Protecting and Unprotecting Messages ................... 28  
Deleting Messages .................................................. 29  
Deleting Individual Messages .......................... 29  
Deleting All Messages ..................................... 31  
Special Features ............................................................ 32  
Using the Reminder Alert ......................................... 32  
Setting the Message Scroll Speed ........................... 33  
Using the Daily Alarm .............................................. 35  
Setting the Daily Alarm Time ........................... 35  
Turning the Daily Alarm Off/On ........................ 37  
Using the Timer ........................................................ 38  
Setting/Starting the Timer ................................ 38  
Stopping the Timer ........................................... 40  
Pager Ideas ..................................................................... 41  
Care ................................................................................. 42  
FCC Information ...................................................... 43  
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GETTING STARTED  
SUBSCRIBING TO SERVICE  
You must subscribe to paging service through Mobile-  
Comm before you can start receiving messages.  
To activate your pager, call MobileComm or its asso-  
ciated carrier at the telephone number listed in the ac-  
tivation instructions provided with your pager’s  
activation packet.  
INSTALLING A BATTERY  
Your pager requires one AAA battery. For the best  
performance and longest life, we recommend an alka-  
line battery, such as RadioShack Cat. No. 23-555.  
Caution:  
Always use a fresh battery of the required  
size and type.  
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1. Slide off the battery cover in the direction of the  
arrow.  
2. Place a battery in the compartment according to  
the polarity symbols (+ and –) marked inside.  
3. Replace the cover.  
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When battery power becomes low, the pager sounds  
an alert every few seconds, Change Battery ap-  
pears, and  
flashes on the display. Press any button  
to stop the alert. Depending on how often you use the  
pager, you should have about 3 days of battery power  
left when this low battery alert first occurs.  
Notes:  
• If you press a button to stop the alert, the pager  
displays  
(and Change Battery instead of  
the time on the standby display) until you replace  
the battery.  
• The pager’s built-in memory stores messages  
and settings for at least 2 minutes while you  
change the battery or after the battery loses  
power.  
• Always dispose of old batteries promptly and  
properly; do not burn or bury them.  
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PAGER QUICK GUIDE  
Alert  
Speaker  
Menu  
Button  
Function/Select  
Buttons  
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INDICATORS  
Your pager displays the following symbols.  
or  
or  
Audible alert mode  
Silent (vibrate) alert mode  
Protected message  
Duplicate message  
Message continuation  
Daily alarm  
or  
Timer  
Low battery  
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PAGER SET-UP  
SETTING THE DATE, TIME, AND  
TIME FORMAT  
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Press and hold  
for a few seconds to turn on the  
pager, then follow these steps to set the current date,  
time, and time format.  
Notes:  
• If you do not set the time, the pager incorrectly  
reports the times of your pages.  
• If you do not press a button for about 40 seconds  
during these steps (or while setting any of the  
pager’s features), the pager returns to the time/  
date (standby) display. Try again.  
To rapidly advance the setting during these steps  
(or while setting any other feature), simply press  
and hold that button.  
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• When you press  
in Steps 3–8, the pager  
scrolls forward through that setting’s sequence  
(years 9513, for example), then repeats that  
sequence when it reaches the end.  
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1. At the standby display, press  
press  
then repeatedly  
until SetClockappears.  
2. Press . The hour digit(s) flash.  
3. Repeatedly press to select the hour, then  
press . The minute digits flash.  
Note: If you previously selected the 12-hour time  
format, be sure to select the correct AM or PM  
hour so AMor PMappears.  
4. Repeatedly press  
to select the minutes, then  
press . 12and 24appear (for 12- or 24-hour  
time format), and the last selected format flashes.  
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5. To select the other time format, press  
so that  
format flashes, then press  
flash.  
. The year digits  
To keep the current time format, simply press  
The year digits flash.  
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6. Repeatedly press  
to select the current year,  
then press . The month digits flash.  
7. Repeatedly press to select the current month,  
then press . The day digits flash.  
8. Repeatedly press  
to select the current day of  
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the month, then press  
to store the selected  
settings. The standby display reappears showing  
the current date and time.  
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SETTING THE DATE FORMAT  
Your pager is preset to display the date in the month/  
day/year (M/D/Y) format, but you can set it to use the  
D/M/Y format. To change the date format, follow these  
steps.  
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1. At the standby display, press  
then repeatedly  
press  
until SetOptionsappears.  
2. Press , then repeatedly press  
until Calen-  
dar:and the currently selected format (M/D/Y  
or D/M/Y) appear.  
3. Press  
flashes.  
. The currently selected date format  
4. Press  
to select the other date format, then  
to store your selection. The standby dis-  
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press  
play reappears showing the date in the selected  
format.  
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SETTING THE MESSAGE ALERT  
Your pager is preset to alert you by sounding one of  
three audible alert patterns (Beep1); however, you  
can set it to use any of these audible or silent alerts  
(and you can set the alert length — see “Setting the  
Alert Length” on Page 19).  
Display  
Alert Type  
Beep1 or Beep2 (audible)  
Melody (audible)  
Vibrate (silent)  
Chirp/Vibrate (two beeps then silent)  
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Selecting an Audible Alert  
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1. At the standby display, press . Set Alerts  
appears and the last selected alert symbol  
flashes.  
2. Press . SoundON/OFFappears, and the cur-  
rent setting (ONor OFF) flashes.  
3. Press  
(if necessary) so ONflashes, then press  
. Beep1,2/Melodyappears, and the cur-  
rent setting flashes.  
4. Repeatedly press  
to select Beep1, (Beep)2,  
or Melodyso that setting flashes, then press  
to store the selected setting. The standby display  
reappears showing the symbol for the selected  
setting.  
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Selecting a Silent Alert  
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1. At the standby display, press . Set Alerts  
appears and the last selected alert symbol  
flashes.  
2. Press . SoundON/OFFappears, and the cur-  
rent setting (ONor OFF) flashes.  
3. Press  
press  
(if necessary) so OFF flashes, then  
. Chirp ON/OFF appears, and the  
current setting (ONor OFF) flashes.  
4. Press  
(if necessary) so OFFflashes to select  
(vibrate) or ON flashes to select  
vibrate). Then press  
(chirp/  
to store the selected set-  
ting. The standby display reappears showing the  
symbol for the selected setting.  
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Using Audible/Silent Quick-Set  
To quickly change the alert type from audible to silent  
or silent to audible, at the standby display, press and  
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hold  
for a few seconds. Set Alerts appears  
briefly, then the pager beeps and Sound ON or  
Sound OFF appears briefly. Then the standby dis-  
play reappears showing the current audible (ON) or si-  
lent (OFF) alert pattern symbol.  
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Setting the Alert Length  
Your pager is preset to alert for about 30 seconds  
when you receive a message or to remind you of an  
unread message; however, you can set it to alert for  
20 (“Short”), 32 (“Middle”), or 44 (“Long”) seconds.  
Follow these steps to change the alert length.  
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1. At the standby display, press  
then repeatedly  
press  
until SetOptionsappears.  
2. Press  
so AR: (auto-reset) and the current  
alert length (Short, Middle, or Long) appear.  
3. Press  
so the current setting flashes, then  
repeatedly press  
to select the desired setting.  
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4. Press  
to store your selection. The standby dis-  
play reappears.  
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OPERATION  
TURNING THE PAGER ON/OFF  
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To turn on the pager, press and hold  
for a few sec-  
onds until Power ON appears on the display. The  
pager sounds an alert tone or vibrates and briefly  
turns on all indicators, then the standby display ap-  
pears.  
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To turn off the pager, press and hold  
for a few sec-  
onds until the pager beeps once (Set Alerts ap-  
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pears), then release  
and press it again within 2  
seconds. PowerOFFappears and the pager beeps,  
then the display goes blank.  
Notes:  
• The pager does not receive messages or sound  
at a set daily alarm time (see “Using the Daily  
Alarm” on Page 35) when it is off.  
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• The display lights for about 45 seconds each time  
you turn the pager on or press a button. (The light  
turns off soon after the standby display reap-  
pears).  
To conserve battery power, turn off the pager  
when you are not using it (when you are not  
expecting pages, for example).  
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MEMORY CAPACITY  
Your pager can store up to 16 messages (or a maxi-  
mum of 640 characters) in its memory. If the pager’s  
memory is full when it receives a new message, the  
new message replaces the oldest unprotected mes-  
sage in memory.  
Hint:  
To prevent the pager from automatically replac-  
ing messages you want to keep and to save memory  
space, be sure to promptly protect any messages (up  
to eight) you want to keep (see “Protecting and Un-  
protecting Messages” on Page 28) and delete each  
unwanted message after you read it (see “Deleting In-  
dividual Messages” on Page 29).  
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RECEIVING/READING MESSAGES  
Receiving Messages  
When the pager receives a message, it alerts (beeps  
or vibrates) and displays the incoming message for up  
to 44 seconds (depending on the alert length selected  
— see “Setting the Alert Length” on Page 19). To stop  
the alert sooner, press any button.  
Notes:  
• The alert tone’s volume gradually increases dur-  
ing an audible alert.  
• If you do not press a button to stop the alert,  
Call Received appears on the standby dis-  
play (instead of the current date and time) until  
you read all new messages.  
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Reading Messages  
To read all messages stored in memory, repeatedly  
press  
or . Each time you press a button, the pag-  
er displays the next message and the time it was re-  
ceived (time stamp). The pager displays any unread  
messages (from newest to oldest) first, then it dis-  
plays all previously read messages from newest to  
oldest (if you pressed ) or from oldest to newest (if  
you pressed ).  
The standby display appears when you press  
or  
after reading the last message, or automatically after  
about 40 seconds if you do not press a button. To re-  
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turn to the standby display sooner, press  
twice.  
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Notes:  
• The characters (such as 21d) that briefly appear  
in the lower-left corner of the display before the  
time stamp are part of a paging-address feature  
not supported by your carrier.  
• The first time you press  
unread message, the pager alerts again (for up to  
44 seconds). Press or again to stop the  
alert and read the message.  
or  
to view any  
• If a message is longer than 16 digits (if  
or  
appears), the rest of that message appears  
before the next message when you press  
.
or  
• If no messages are stored in memory, NoMes-  
sagesappears when you press or  
.
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You can set the pager to sound a reminder alert  
at preset intervals for up to 3 hours to remind you  
of unread messages. See “Using the Reminder  
Alert” on Page 32.  
Using Automatic Message-Scroll  
To have the pager automatically scroll through all  
messages stored in memory so you can read them  
hands-free, press and hold  
or  
for about 2 sec-  
onds. Depending on the message scroll speed setting  
(see “Setting the Message Scroll Speed” on Page 33),  
the pager displays each message for up to 3 seconds,  
then returns to the standby display.  
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Duplicate Messages  
If your pager receives a message that is the same as  
one already stored in memory (read or unread),  
appears when the pager displays the duplicate mes-  
sage. After you read a duplicate message, the pager  
saves only one copy of it, showing the most recent  
time that the message was received.  
Tone Only or Unreadable Messages  
If your pager receives a message that does not have  
any numbers, it displays TONE ONLY.  
If your pager receives a message that is partially or to-  
tally unreadable (due to disruption of the paging signal  
or low signal strength, for example), it displays the un-  
readable characters as dashes (55–123–, for exam-  
ple).  
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PROTECTING AND  
UNPROTECTING MESSAGES  
Your pager lets you protect up to eight messages  
from being replaced if the memory becomes full. Fol-  
low these steps to protect or unprotect messages.  
1. Repeatedly press  
or  
to select the message  
you want to protect or unprotect.  
2. Press M . Protectflashes on the display.  
3. Press  
twice. Protect stops flashing and  
appears (protected) or disappears (unprotected).  
4. To immediately protect or unprotect another mes-  
sage, repeatedly press  
sage, then press  
disappears.  
to select that mes-  
once so  
appears or  
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To return to the standby display, press  
.
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Note: If *FULL*appears and the pager beeps twice  
when you press  
to protect a message, eight mes-  
sages are currently protected. To protect another  
message, you must first unprotect or delete (see “De-  
leting Messages”) one of those eight.  
DELETING MESSAGES  
Your pager lets you delete messages one at a time or  
all messages at once.  
Deleting Individual Messages  
1. Repeatedly press  
you want to delete.  
or  
to select the message  
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2. Press . Protectflashes on the display.  
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3. Press . Deleteflashes on the display.  
4. Press  
three times to delete the message. As  
you press the button, the pager displays  
Delete (not flashing), Delete?, then  
Deleted. Then the next oldest message  
appears.  
Note: To escape to the standby display without  
deleting the message at any time before you  
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press  
a third time, press  
.
5. To immediately delete another message, repeat-  
edly press (if necessary) to select the mes-  
sage, then press  
Deletedappears.  
twice so Delete? then  
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To return to the standby display, press  
.
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Deleting All Messages  
Caution: This procedure deletes all messages (pro-  
tected and unprotected) stored in memory.  
1. Turn off the pager.  
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2. Press and hold  
appears.  
and  
until Delete All?  
3. To delete all messages in memory, press  
.
Deleted All appears briefly, then the pager  
turns on and the standby display appears.  
Note: To escape without deleting all messages,  
press any button except . The pager turns on  
and the standby display appears.  
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SPECIAL FEATURES  
USING THE REMINDER ALERT  
To remind you of any unread messages, you can set  
your pager to sound an alert (at intervals of 1, 2, 5, 10,  
then every 30 minutes) for up to 3 hours or until you  
press a button. Follow these steps to turn the remind-  
er alert on or off.  
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1. At the standby display, press  
then repeatedly  
press  
until SetOptionsappears.  
2. Press  
,
then repeatedly press  
until  
Reminder:and the current setting (ONor OFF)  
appears.  
3. Press  
so ONor OFFflashes, then press  
to  
select the other setting.  
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4. Press  
to store your selection. The standby dis-  
play reappears.  
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SETTING THE MESSAGE  
SCROLL SPEED  
Your pager is preset to display each message for  
about 2 seconds when you set the pager to automati-  
cally scroll through all messages stored in memory  
(see “Using Automatic Message-Scroll” on Page 26);  
however, you can set it to display each message for 1  
(“Slow”), 2 (“Medium”), or 3 (“Fast”) seconds. Follow  
these steps to change the scroll speed.  
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1. At the standby display, press  
then repeatedly  
press  
until SetOptionsappears.  
2. Press  
,
then repeatedly press  
until  
Scroll: and the current setting (Slow,  
Medium, or Fast) appears.  
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3. Press  
so the current setting flashes, then  
until the setting you want to  
repeatedly press  
use flashes.  
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4. Press  
to store your selection. The standby dis-  
play reappears.  
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USING THE DAILY ALARM  
You can set your pager to sound an alarm at the  
same time each day. At the set alarm time, *Alarm*  
appears,  
flashes, and the pager sounds a silent or  
audible alarm (depending on the selected message  
alert type) for about 30 seconds. To stop the alarm  
sooner, press any button. The alarm sounds again the  
next day, unless you turn it off.  
Setting the Daily Alarm Time  
Follow these steps to turn on the alarm and set the  
alarm time.  
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1. At the standby display, press  
then  
so Set  
Alarmappears.  
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2. Press  
. The last set alarm time and Alarm  
ON/OFF appear, and the current alarm setting  
(ONor OFF) flashes.  
3. If OFF is flashing, press  
so ON flashes, then  
press . The hour digit(s) flash.  
4. Repeatedly press  
to select the hour, then  
press . The minute digits flash.  
Note: If you previously selected the 12-hour time  
format, be sure to select the correct AM or PM  
hour so AMor PMappears.  
5. Repeatedly press  
to select the minutes, then  
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press  
to store the set alarm time and turn on  
the alarm. The standby display appears showing  
the daily alarm symbol ( ).  
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Turning the Daily Alarm Off/On  
Follow these steps to turn off the alarm or turn it back  
on.  
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1. At the standby display, press  
then  
so Set  
Alarmappears.  
2. Press  
. The last set alarm time and Alarm  
ON/OFF appear, and the current alarm setting  
(ONor OFF) flashes.  
3. To turn the alarm on or off, press  
so that set-  
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ting flashes, then press  
to return to the  
standby display. If you selected ON,  
on the standby display.  
appears  
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USING THE TIMER  
You can set your pager to sound an alert after a set  
amount of time (up to 99 minutes) has passed — just  
like a timer. After a set number of minutes has  
passed, TimeisUp!appears,  
flashes, and the  
pager sounds a silent or audible alert (depending on  
the selected message alert type) for about 30 sec-  
onds. To stop the alert sooner, press any button.  
Setting/Starting the Timer  
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1. At the standby display, press  
then repeatedly  
press  
until SetTimerappears.  
2. Press  
. Stop appears, and  
and the last  
timer setting flashes.  
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3. Repeatedly press  
utes, then press  
Stopflashes.  
to set the number of min-  
. Run/Stop appears, and  
Notes:  
As you press  
, the pager scrolls forward  
from 1-99 minutes, then repeats that sequence  
when it reaches the end.  
The timer displays the seconds, but you can  
set only the number of minutes.  
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4. Press  
so Runflashes, then press  
to start  
the timer. The standby display appears showing  
the timer symbol ( ) and the number of minutes  
remaining before the timer alert sounds.  
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Stopping the Timer  
Follow these steps to stop the running timer before  
the timer alert sounds.  
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1. At the standby display, press  
then repeatedly  
press  
until SetTimerappears.  
2. Press  
. Run/Stop and the remaining time  
appear, and Runand  
flash.  
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3. Press  
so Stop flashes, then press  
. The  
timer stops and the standby display reappears.  
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PAGER IDEAS  
Include your pager number in your answering ma-  
chine or voice mail messages. This way, you can re-  
ceive important messages immediately.  
Leave your pager number at your children’s school  
and with the babysitter so you can always be reached  
in an emergency.  
Establish code messages with your family or friends.  
For example, your children can include the code 3333  
to tell you they are home from school. Your spouse  
can send 07734 to say hello! (Read it upside-down.)  
If you have a cellular phone, give your pager number  
instead of your cellular number. You can decide who  
to call back on your cellular phone, without paying for  
incoming cellular calls. This can drastically reduce  
your monthly cellular bill!  
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CARE  
To enjoy your pager for a long time:  
• Keep the pager dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry  
immediately.  
• Use and store the pager only in normal tempera-  
ture environments.  
• Handle the pager gently and carefully. Don’t drop  
it.  
• Keep the pager away from dust and dirt.  
• Wipe the pager with a damp cloth occasionally to  
keep it looking new.  
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FCC INFORMATION  
Your pager might cause TV or radio interference even  
when it is operating properly. To determine whether  
your pager is causing the interference, turn off the  
pager. If the interference goes away, your pager is  
causing the interference. Try to eliminate the interfer-  
ence by moving the pager away from the TV or radio.  
If you cannot eliminate the interference, the FCC re-  
quires that you stop using your pager.  
Modifying or tampering with your pager’s internal  
components can cause a malfunction and void your  
FCC authorization to operate it. If your pager is not  
performing as it should, contact your local Ra-  
dioShack store for assistance or call MobileComm at:  
1-800-944-4000  
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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.  
Operation is subject to the following conditions: (1)  
this device may not cause any harmful interference,  
and (2) this device must accept interference received,  
including interference that may cause undesired oper-  
ation.  
RadioShack  
A Division of Tandy Corporation  
Fort Worth, Texas 76102  
8/96  
Printed in the USA  
 

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