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LZTA 804 3235, 95-06

QUICK GUIDE (continued on page 22)

Setting the clock:

1. Press , move to , press .

2. Scroll blinking field with . Step to

next field with .

3. Press .

Show time and date: Press .

Stop alert signal:

Press any button.

Display message:

Press , select message with or ,

press several times.

Lock displayed message:

Press , move to , press .

To unlock: Repeat the same steps.

Delete displayed message:

Press , move to , press twice.

Delete all messages:

Press , move to , press twice.

Incoming

messages Alarm on

Current message

Locked message

User’s Manual

Telia VM -95

2 3

CONTENTSCONGRATULATIONS ON

CHOOSING TELIA VM -95

Telia VM -95 pagers use the Telia Mobitel

Minicall network, which means that you

can be reached in all densely-populated

areas where 90 % of Sweden’s inhabitants

live.

Telia VM -95 can receive messages on two

different systems—Minicall Numeric and

Minicall Alphanumeric. The first is a

numeric service, which means that the

person paging you can send a numeric

message at the same time, usually the

telephone number for you to call. On the

other system, Minicall Alphanumeric, you

can also receive text messages. The pager

has a different paging number for each

system.

You can also use Telia VM -95 as a clock

with a reminder signal (alarm).

IF YOU’RE IN A HURRY

First read the instructions for setting

the clock on page 5. Then use the Quick

Guide on the back cover.

Installation ................................................... 4

Battery Information .............................. 4

Setting the Clock: .................................. 5

Overview ..................................................... 6

To page you ................................................. 7

Numeric paging .................................... 7

Alphanumeric paging .......................... 7

Receiving and Reading Your Messages ... 8

Backlighting................................................. 9

Locking Messages ..................................... 10

Deleting Messages .................................... 11

Turning Your Pager Off............................ 12

Additional Programming ........................ 13

Changing the Alert Mode

(Vibration/Audible) ........................... 13

Setting the Alert Pattern .................... 14

Setting the Alarm ................................ 15

Setting the Auto On/Off function .... 16

Other Features........................................... 18

Tips.............................................................. 19

Call diversion ...................................... 19

Mobilsvar (=Voice Mailbox) .............. 19

Digital messages other than the

telephone number ............................... 20

Instructions on your business card .. 20

Paging number in telephone directory 21

Special Minicall Services .................... 21

If you have any questions........................ 21

Technical data ............................................ 22

Quick Guide (continued on page 22) ..... 24

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INSTALLATION

Battery Information

Your Telia VM -95 pager is designed to

operate with a AAA-size alkaline battery

(do not use carbon zinc batteries). See

diagram for battery door location. To

install or replace the battery, place the

pager face down in the palm of your

hand.

Setting the Clock:

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the function menu.

• Press the left directional button to

move the cursor to the Set Clock icon

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the Set Time screen. The

cursor flashes in the hour position.

• The left directional button

increments the flashing digits. This is

defined by the icon shown above the

button.

• Advance to the desired minute by

pressing the right directional button

. This is defined by the icon above

the button.

• Repeat the process for each field hour,

minute, AM/ PM/24 hr., day/month/

year.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to initiate the change.

To see the time and date, press the

READ/RESET button .

1. Unlock the battery door by sliding the

door latch up with your thumb.

2. Slide the battery door to your right

(toward the outer edge).

3. Lift the battery door toward you.

CAUTION: Do not insert the battery

backwards. All messages stored and/or

locked in memory will be erased.

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OVERVIEW

Pager Controls

Display Icons

Audible alert mode

TO PAGE YOU

Numeric paging

To page you, the caller must dial code 0746

followed by your personal number for

numeric paging. A recorded announce-

ment gives the following message:

Welcome to the MBS and Minicall service.

Dial your telephone number complete with

area code. Finish with #.

When the caller has carried out the ins-

truction, the following message is heard:

Paging now, please hang up.

Your pager should vibrate or sound wit-

hin a few minutes.

Alphanumeric paging

There are two ways of using alphanumeric

paging. Up to 400 characters can be sent.

Alt. 1: Minicall Alphanumeric via computer

A special transmitter subscription is required.

Alt. 2: Minicall Alphanumeric via Telia

Mobitel Personal Message Service

Anyone wanting to send you a text message

must ring 0740-99 88 77, give the operator

your paging number for alphanumeric paging

and dictate the text for the operator to

send.

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RECEIVING AND READING

YOUR MESSAGES

When receiving a message, your pager

alerts and displays the incoming message

symbol for approx. ten seconds. Then a

flashing ON symbol indicates that there

is an unread message.

• Press any button to stop the alert.

A flashing ON symbol indicates a

message has been received, but not read.

Your pager beeps at predetermined inter-

vals to remind you of an unread message.

• Press the READ/RESET button to

display your message.

If more than one message exists in your

pager’s memory, press the left or

right directional arrow buttons to

select the message you wish to read.

The reversed arrow cursor indicates

the location of your message in

memory.

•Alt. 1, Numerik: Press once again to

see the time and date it was received.

Alt. 2, Text: The flashing arrow at the

bottom right corner of the screen

indicates the message you received

continues beyond the first two lines of

the display. Each press advances

the message to the next two lines. Press

and hold the READ/RESET button

to rapidly scroll through your message.

Finally the time and date it was re-

ceived are displayed.

BACKLIGHTING

To view your display in low light

conditions, turn on your pager’s backlight

by pressing and holding the FUNCTION/

SELECT button for 1.5 seconds.

If no further buttons are pressed, the

backlight automatically turns off when

the display goes blank. You can also turn

off the backlight by pressing and holding

the FUNCTION/SELECT button for 1.5

seconds.

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LOCKING MESSAGES

To lock

Up to 10 messages can be ”locked” in

memory, preventing them from being

replaced when memory is full or from

being deleted if the ”DELETE ALL”

function is chosen.

• Press the READ/RESET button

once or twice.

• Select the message you wish to lock by

using the left or right directional

buttons.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the function menu.

• Press the right directional button to

move the cursor to the lock icon.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to lock the message. The padlock icon

appears, indicating the message has

been locked.

To unlock

To unlock a locked message, use the

same procedure outlined above.

DELETING MESSAGES

To delete one message

You can delete an unlocked message:

• Press the READ/RESET button

once or twice.

• Select the message you wish to delete

from memory by pressing the left

or right directional buttons.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the function menu.

• Press the right directional button to

move the cursor to the DELETE icon .

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to receive confirmation of delete

request.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to delete the message.

To delete all messages

If you wish to delete all unlocked

messages from memory:

•

Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button .

• Press the right directional button to

move the cursor to the Delete All icon .

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

twice.

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TURNING YOUR PAGER

OFF

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the function menu.

• The OFF icon flashes when this

menu item first appears.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to select the ”TURN OFF” function.

Press it again to turn the pager off.

Turning the Pager On

• Press the READ/RESET button.

Your pager will alert and show the ON

indicator in the upper left corner of

the display. Then the time and date

appear at the bottom of the display

ADDITIONAL

PROGRAMMING

Changing the Alert Mode

(Vibration/Audible)

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the function menu.

• Press the left directional button to

move the cursor to the speaker or

speaker slash icon.

The speaker icon appears if the pager already is in

the silent alert mode (prompting you to enter that

mode, if desired). The speaker slash icon appears

if the pager is in the audible alert mode (prompting

you to enter that mode, if desired).

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to select the desired alert.

14 15

Setting the Alert Pattern

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the function menu.

• Press the left directional button to

move the cursor to the alert icon.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the ”SET ALERT” screen.

The selected alert number flashes

• Move to the desired alert and press the

FUNCTION/ SELECT button to

initiate the alert change. A 2 second

sample of the selected alert plays

through the internal speaker.

Setting the Alarm

If you wish to set the alarm:

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the function menu.

• Press the left directional button to

move the cursor to the alarm icon.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the set alarm screen.

• When the screen first appears, the

cursor will be at the left-most position.

This icon defines the alarm status:

either alarm enable , or alarm

disable . Press the left directional

button to toggle the alarm status.

• Press the right directional button to

move the cursor to the hour field. The

left directional button increments

the flashing digits.

• Repeat the process for each field (hour,

minute).

• Press the FUNCTlON/SELECT button

to make the change.

The alarm indicator appears in the

lower right corner of the display if an

alarm has been set. At the selected time,

your pager either vibrates or emits a

unique 8-second alert, depending on the

alert mode.

NOTE: To escape without making any

changes, press the READ/RESET

button .

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Setting the Auto On/Off function

During certain hours of the day you may

not want to be paged, and at the same

time want to save battery life.

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the function menu.

• Press the left directional button to

move the cursor to the AUTO ON/OFF

icon .

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to display the Auto On/Off screen.

When the screen first appears, the

cursor will be at the left-most position.

This icon defines the Auto On/Off

status: either Auto On/Off Enabled ,

or Disabled .

• Press the left directional button to

toggle the status.

• Press the right directional button to

move the cursor to the hour field. The

auto ON time is shown on the left and

the auto OFF time is shown on the

right.

• Repeat the process for each field for

both the ON time and the OFF time

(hour, minute, and AM/PM if your

pager is set to display time in the 12

hour mode).

• Press the FUNCTION/SELECT button

to activate the Auto On/Off function.

The Auto On/Off indicator appears on

the display if the Auto On/Off function

has been enabled.

If the ON time is equal to the OFF time, the pager will

not enable the auto On/Off function.

NOTE: To escape without making any

changes, press the READ/RESET button

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OTHER FEATURES

Low Battery Alert: A low battery icon

appears in place of the date at the onset of

low battery conditions.

Duplicate Message: If the same message is

received more than once, ”DUPLICATE”

appears at the beginning of your new

message to indicate that your message has

already been received. Your new message

will contain the latest time stamp.

Out of Range: With this option installed,

whenever you are too far away from your

paging system’s transmitter to reliably

receive messages, your pager displays an

”OUT OF RANGE” message and an out-

of-range icon .

TIPS

Call diversion

If your ordinary phone is a PLUS phone,

you can use the Call Diversion service to

connect your call to your pager. You pay the

paging charge every time someone rings.

To switch Call Diversion on:

1. Lift the receiver on your ordinary

phone and dial 21 , then dial code

0746 followed by your paging number.

Finish with #.

2. A recorded message confirms the con-

nection. Replace the receiver.

To switch Call Diversion off:

1. Dial #21# on you ordinay phone.

2. A recorded message confirms.

Mobilsvar (=Voice Mailbox)

If you have an NMT or GSM mobile phone

with a Telia Mobitel subscription, you can

subscribe to the Mobilsvar, one of Telia

Mobitel’s value added services. Then Mo-

bilsvar can be associated with your pager.

This means that—if someone has left a

message for you—Mobilsvar calls your

pager and your NMT or GSM number

appears on the display.

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