User manual AUDIOVOX BAM-110

[. . . ] I. Prior to Use of each part Contents Precautions and Checkout Name Function 7 8 9 Part Role Screen Battery Battery Battery Charging Power names of function status insertion of the main buttons body 9 10 display and and detachment function 11 12 12 12 , . . insertion detachment the battery method method 13 13 13 connection the the battery battery only with " , . , , " Charging Charging Charging Status Time Battery Tips on to of handset 14 . 14 completion lights complete life efficient (for new battery in the charger charging 15 15 16 . 17 battery battery) use II. Basic How Operation to How How turn to to the turn turn handset the the handset handset on or on off off 19 19 19 20 21 22 22 22 23 23 How to call answer a call How When to adjust using volume volume button When RingerON/OFF Ringer type using [MENU] selection button selection III. Memory Function How to store enter a characters phone number using dial buttons How to make a call using a stored phone number How Two-touch One-touch How to find to know a stored dialing the list phone of the number last calls Recalling by memory location number Recalling by by phone name number 25 26 27 27 27 28 28 28 29 30 How to erase a stored phone number How to identify or erase the hidden phone number How to identify the hidden phone number How to erase the hidden phone number IV. Convenient Function 31 32 32 33 Reset Roaming phone call time clearing , Voice privacy mode selection . Analog System Functions SILENT Self number during force selection PAD call checkfeature call sending phone a feature number storage Basic method of using menu How Menu to structure adjust the keypad lighting time Backlight function of button screen Current Auto Beep answer retry length time adjust and date display Verifying Screen Greeting Verification Displaying Verification Displaying adjust change call time current all of of of calls. total the roaming last time air call time time time Reserved call and alarm set up Locking Use Alarm Automatic restricting Lock Alarming Function function code call change Lock during change release the of service call " Call Memory Blocking contents Locking time clearing clearing roaming stored outgoing clearing incoming phone service calls calls numbers 35 36 38 38 39 40 41 41 42 43 44 44 45 44 45 45 46 47 47 48 49 50 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 Volume Voice Mute privacy 60 61 62 63 63 64 64 64 65 65 66 66 v. Special Function Originating Calculator Stopwatch Using Biorhythm Handset Self number caller version number check ID check check memo service support function 69 69 70 72 72 73 73 VII. Short Message Service Function To To Voice Character Voice check receive message message the a message received message message message 75 75 75 76 76 77 VIII. Appendix Optional devices kit choices table of for a car Hands-free Summary Other function 79 79 80 A1 KJ~~ v. . . ~~~ 1J::J Jprecautions When you use the Do not touch the antenna during the call with any part of your body. [. . . ] If you want to cancel, press [END/PJ or [CLRJ button. 34 35 ~1"1 I. & 5~~': ~enu . . . lJ;:'J Structure ri/!) t:£~[~: '1(Ifenu 8::J Structure . . 1 :BACKLIGHT 2 : AUTO RETRY 3 : AUTO ANSWR 4:BEEPLNGTH . . 1 : TIME ALERT 2:AREAALERT 3 : CALL RLEAS . . . . 1 : TIME SHOW 2 : GREETING 3 : AUTO HYPHN 4:CONTRAST . . 1 ; RCV. TYPE 2 ; SELCT RING 1 : AUTO LOCK 2:SETLOCK# 3 : RESTRICT 4 : CLR MEMORY 5 : CLR DIALED 6 : CLR RECENT 7 : CLR ROAM T 8:RESETPHON 9 : VOICE PRIV 1 : EAR PIECE ~ 2 : RINGER 3:BEEPVOl VOl . . 1 :PREFSYSTEM 2 : FORCE CALL 4:HANDSFREE ~ . . 1 : CURR TIME 2 : LAST CALL 3 : ALL GALL 4 : RECENT CALL 5 : ROAM TIME 6 : ALARM CALL . . 1 : BIORHYTHM 2 :CALCULATOR 3 : STOPWATCH 1:PHONENUMBR 2 : SET NAM 3 : AUTO NAM 4 : PHONE VER. 36 37 5~l1:, ow . . . . . . to adjust the keypad lighting timE 8r:::J ~ Press [Menu] -7 CD -7 ~. '. . ' ~} Press [Menu] -7 (0 -7 (0. t using the ~ ~ Select the lighting buttons. time you want using the scroll . 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, . ALWAYS . OFF: . OFF . Intervals . OFF: of 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 seconds : Auto retry time interval Auto retry function not used 10 SECONDS: The length of time the light stays on ON: Light stays on all the time. Light stays off all the time. IN DAY: Turns off lights during the day time (9AM -5PM). (But, OFF IN DAY function only applies when receiving time information. ) . . . Power Save function ~ \!I Press. the [MEM] button to enable your selection. ~ V Press the [MEM] button to enable your setup. 5i~: . . . . . . J}. uto answer This function answers an incoming call automatically alter a number 1. 1<;1'-. 1 rings that the user sets. -0. 0, -0. . 0n Press [Menu] a @. 1) ""1 Press [Menu] CD ~. v ~ Select the parameter you want using the scroll buttons. . Normal v V . Bell . OFF: Select the parameter you want using the scroll buttons. repetitions 1, 2, 4, 6 : Bell repetitions before call is answered automaticallyAuto answer function not used Beep: soundsfor a shortwhile when button is pressed. . Long Beep:continuous as longas button pressed. beep is v Q) If yo. u pr~ss the [MEM] button, the function will be chosen. ~ ;~J Press. the [MEM] button to enable your selection. £ 40 (1 ~ ~ Select ~he designated parameter you want using the scroll buttons. . ONL y COMA: displays time only in COMA mode. INFORM: displays time when the handset gets time information. 41 1'\rI Il 5::; ~ "Screen a d" ~U5t This function adjusts the LCD screen contrast of the handset (;1) Press [Menu] --. , , ~--. , , @. -~~=~"C~==~~~ @ Enter a greeting using the dial buttons. -=c~, ~~~--~-~-c. ~ 1;:0 Select the contrast level you want using , , ;. . . scroll buttons. . The contrast levels are from 1 to 8 that you can select -"C~~"~"C-~~. , . . ~fj -~--~-=~~ ~!I Press the [MEM] button Press the [MEM] button to enable your setup. {f!(~~'~erifying D. . ~ ~~. . ~. call time 5J~~~erifying . . . . . . call time lI:::I This function verifies the current time during a call, and is available only with digital service. /1::1 This function displays total air time sinceihe mileage of a car) phone has been manufactured. Does not resel(like . 0. 0. $; ~\t(, } . After Press [Menu] ~~CD. 10 sceonds, it moves to higher memu automatically. -0. 0. ~ Z1 . Verify (5) . Verify @. Press [Menu] ~ (5)~ (2). the air time of the originating call the length of the last call -0. 0. (5). . Verify the call time in the roaming area 44 45 ""C "f. 'f. J ~~ ~i~~~erifying call time . . . . . . 4 j larm function . 'if;i~. D. . . . . . lI:::I This function displays alarm and phone number at a set time on the screen. [. . . ] Avoid demanding brain work and courses you are not confidentin. Organize 70 A ~~- ~~ , ~~~ . -~ , ialculator . ~. <¥3 , r"' ! . u. : fIr"I This feature tells you who is calling you on your phone by displaying tl caller's number when the phone ririgs. (If the caller's name and numb are stored in your phone book, the caller's name will be displayed). If yl call someone who has this feature, your phone number also willl displayed on the phone. . The function keys are as follows : equal to:[MEM]button, +:[~]button, -:[MENU]button, X:[ * . . . ]button, /:[#]button, . (dot):[SEND]button ~~~riginatin~ ~~ ~ support nulJ'lber funct, on memo service 8riJ rIf\ ~ . If fj\ ~ ' If you press [ENO:P] button, the screen returns to the previous one. Phone numbers fr. om call received while you are away fro your handset are displayed on the LCD screen. you have the AUTO ANSWER to 10 phone numbers function enabled, this function is not supported. 4f~op ~ watch no( ~c WJAg] -STOP WRTCH8: 88: 8:J j J . Up from received calls can be memorized. t) Press [END] button to read phone numbers received. . If you have several phone numbers displayed on the LCD screen. received, the last phone number will be ~ ~ . The . The Operate stop watch function the volume keys. by using uppervolumekey[A] : StarVStop/Split Control lowervolumekey['Y] : split/SplitRelease/Reset ~ -, ~ If you press [END/PJ button, the screen returns to the previous one. E * . Originating number memo service: if the caller leaves his phone number when handset client can' answer the call in 40 seconds, the caller's phone number is displayed on the LCD screen. ~ ~ VM, SMS and CLI are system dependent. ~ , ¥ . -. [. . . ]