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User’s Guide

BRAVO PLUS

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of a Motorola BRAVO

PLUS numeric display pager. This compact pager has

been designed with simple-to-use operating buttons, rug-

ged housing, and an easy-to-read display.

The BRAVO PLUS pager ﬁts easily in your pocket or

purse, or can be worn on your belt.

The BRAVO PLUS pager offers a number of features.We

encourage you to read this instruction manual carefully to

obtain the full beneﬁts from your BRAVO PLUS pager.

CONTROLS

Read Button (

R) – Used to read messages and to acti-

vate pager functions.Also used to scroll through the hours

and minutes for time setting.

Menu Button (F) – Used to scroll through the pager

menus and set the time of day.

BRAVO PLUS

Menu (F)

Button

Alert

Lamp

Read (R)

Button

On/Off

Switch

# $ %

Side

View

Switch

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On/Off Switch

– This three-position slide switch is used to

turn the pager on and off, acts as a master reset button,

and activates the backlight.

Alert Lamp

– Flashes to give a visual indication when a

message is received.

TURNINGTHE PAGER ON

SILENT Mode:Slide the On/Off Switch in an upward direc-

tion to the SILENT symbol ($). The pager vibrates (if

equipped) and the lamp ﬂashes for 4 seconds.

ON Mode:Slide the On/Off Switch in an upward direction

to the ON symbol (#).The pager emits an interrupted beep

and the lamp ﬂashes for 4 seconds.

A full-segment display accompanies the power-up alert.

The display then changes to the standby screen.

Standby Screen in SILENT Mode

Standby Screen in ON Mode

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SETTINGTHETIME

• To set the time, press Funtil seTr Trime is displayed,

then press R.

•The hours digits (represented by the grey characters in

the sample shown below) begin to blink.

Set the hours digits by pressing Runtil the correct hour

is displayed along with the appropriate a(for A.M.) or p

(for P.M.) symbol. Keep pressing Rto cycle through the

hours from A.M. to P.M.When the correct hour (A.M.or

P.M) is displayed, press Fto advance to the minutes

digits.

• The ﬁrst digit of the minutes (represented by the grey

character) begins to blink. Press Rto change the ﬁrst

digit of the minutes. Press Fto advance to the second

digit of the minutes. Press Rto change the second digit

of the minutes. PressFone more time to leave the time

setting function.

• All portions of the time of day screen, except the colon

(:), stop blinking. The time of day is now set and the

pager is in the standby mode.

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READING A MESSAGE

When a message is received, the pager gives an audible

and/or visual alert (or vibrates if equipped) for 8 seconds.

The number of unread messages is displayed. The alert

automatically stops, or you can reset the pager by pressing

any of its buttons.

1 Unread Message Indicator

3 Unread Messages Indicator

To read your message, press R.

The ﬁrst screen of your message is displayed.To “freeze”

your message, press and hold Rwhile viewing it.The pager

automatically advances to the next screen of the message, or

you can view it by pressing R.The continuation symbol (B)

indicates there are additional screens.

First Screen of a Message

The screen following your message is the timestamp

screen.It shows the message slot number and the time

that the message was received (the order that the mes-

sage was received).

Second Screen of a Message

The pager returns to the standby mode.

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3 pages

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LOCKING A MESSAGE

To lock a message (protect it from being overwritten or

erased), press Fwhile the message or timestamp screen

is displayed. =is displayed on the upper, right-hand corner

of the screen to indicate that the message has been

locked.Up to 5 messages can be locked in memory.

First Screen of a Locked Message

Second Screen of a Locked Message

To unlock a message, follow the procedure used to lock it.

The lock symbol disappears from the message and time-

stamp screens.

ERASING MESSAGES

The“Erase All”function deletes all read, unlocked messag-

es from memory.

To erase unwanted messages, press Funtil erase all

is displayed, then press R.All read, unlocked messages

are removed from memory.All unread and locked messag-

es are moved to the ﬁrst memory slots and carry the new

message slot number.

NOTE: You must ﬁrst read a message before it can be

erased.

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SELECTING AN ALTERNATE FREQUENCY

Synthesized and Auto-Synthesized Models:

• Press Funtil your choice of scan mode or frequency

designator is displayed (for example: scan1, f1, f2,

etc.).

• To view alternate frequencies, press R.When scan or

the frequency designator you wish to select is displayed,

press Fto“lock in”the new frequency or mode.

• When confirm is displayed, press Rto activate your

selection.

STANDARD FEATURES

Time of Day/Standby Screen: The time of day is dis-

played while the pager is on and in the standby mode.

Time Stamp:The time of day that each message was re-

ceived is displayed on a separate screen following the

message.

Memory Retention:When the pager is turned off, all mes-

sages and the time of day remain in memory.

Memory Capacity:The pager can store up to 16 messag-

es or a total of 160 characters.Individual messages can be

up to 20 characters in length.

Message Protect/Lock: Up to ﬁve individual messages can

be locked in memory so they will not be overwritten by new

messages or discarded during the “Erase All”function.

Hold Full Indicator: You can selectively protect up to 5

messages by locking them in memory.When an attempt to

lock more than 5 messages is made hold full is dis-

played for 2 seconds indicating that this message cannot

be protected.

Automatic Reset: If you do not reset your pager during an

alert, it will automatically reset after 8 seconds.

Chirp in Silent (Non-Vibrate Models Only):When the pag-

er is in the SILENT mode, a short chirp (beep) will alert you

to incoming messages.

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Master Reset

: Pressing the On/Off Switch twice resets the

pager and causes the pager to return to the standby mode.

Reminder Chirp

: When an unread message is stored in

memory, the pager gives a reminder chirp (short beep) ev-

ery two minutes.Vibrate models emit a short vibration in

place of the chirp when in the SILENT mode.

Duplicate Message

:Incoming messages are compared

to messages stored in memory.If a new message is identi-

cal to a message in memory,

duplicaTre

is shown for 2

seconds at the beginning of the message.The new times-

tamp follows the duplicate message.

Low Battery Indicator

:When the battery nears the end of

its life, the time-of-day screen is replaced with

lo cell

The battery must be replaced within a few days to avoid in-

terruption of pager operation.

Tone Alerting

:The BRAVO PLUS pager can also respond

as a basic tone-alert model.When a tone-only message is re-

ceived,

Trone only

replaces the standard message screen.

Unread Message Counter

:When unread messages exist,

the standby screen is replaced by the unread message indi-

cator.The unread message indicator displays the number of

pages that have not been read, and is updated anytime a

message is received (except if message duplication occurs).

is pressed, and there are no messages in memory,

pages

is displayed.

Memory Full Indicator

:If 16 messages or 160 characters

are stored in memory,

memory full

is displayed in place

of the standby screen. A new message could cause the

oldest (ﬁrst) unlocked, read message to be overwritten.

When some or all of the read messages are erased, the

pager returns to the standby mode.

Overﬂow Indicator

:When the number of unread messag-

es is greater than the number of available memory slots

(16),

ouerflow

replaces the unread message indicator.

ouerflow

indicates that the oldest (first) unread message

has been “pushed out”of memory by a more recent mes-

sage.

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Message Slot Number

:At the end of each message, pre-

ceding the time stamp, the message slot number is dis-

played to indicate the order in which the message was re-

ceived. (Example:

09 10:30a

:the 09 indicates the ninth

message received.)

Erase All

:All read, unlocked messages can be deleted

from memory using the “Erase All” function.

Backlighted Display

:Press the On/Off Switch for back-

lighting in low-light conditions.

Freeze Screen

: When reading a message, you can

“freeze” it on the screen by pressing and holding

SILENT

: When in the SILENT mode, the pager does not

give an audible alert.

CLEANINGYOUR BRAVO PLUS PAGER

To clean the exterior of the BRAVO PLUS pager, use a

soft, non-abrasive cloth moistened in a mild soap and wa-

ter solution. Use a second cloth moistened in clean water

to wipe the surface clean. Do not immerse in water. Do not

use alcohol or other cleaning solutions.

REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

The BRAVO PLUS numeric display pager, properly han-

dled, is capable of many years of trouble-free service.

However, if service is required, Motorola'sNational Service

Organization, staffed with specially trained technicians, of-

fers strategically located repair and maintenance facilities.

Consult your Motorola sales representative for service lo-

cations in your area.

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BATTERY INFORMATION

Your BRAVO PLUS pager is designed to operate with a

single AA-size alkaline battery.

Installing/Replacing the Battery

•Locate the ribbed lock on the bottom of the pager. Slide

the lock toward the back cover to expose the red marking.

•While pressing on the recess of the battery door, slide

the door in the direction of the arrow until it pops up from

the housing.

•Align the battery so the polarity markings (+ and -) match

the markings on the back cover.Insert the battery.

•Align the semicircle on the battery door with the semicircle

on the bottom of the pager near the word “LOCK”.Press

down on the end of the door nearest the battery and slide

the battery door until it is completely closed.

• After the cover is closed, slide the lock toward the front

of the pager to conceal the red marking.

Low-Battery Indicator

When the battery nears the end of its life, the standby

screen is replaced with lo cell.The battery must be re-

placed within a few days to avoid interruption of pager op-

eration.

DIAGRAM

LOCK

BATTERY DOOR

(+)

(–)

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