GoNumero Flex USER MANUAL
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1. GoNumero Flex USER MANUAL DIRECTORY 1 EXTERNAL VIEW OF PAGER 2 DISPLAY SYMBOLS 3 OPERATION 3 1 Turn on the pager 3 2 Function selection 3 3 Receiving and reading messages 3 4 Message locking and unlocking 3 5 Deleting one message 3 6 Alert message 3 7 Deleting message 3 8 Time setting 3 9 Date setting 3 10 Melody alert selecting 3 11 Alarm setting 4 OTHERS 4 1 Back light 4 2 Low battery indication 1 EXTERNAL VIEW OF PAGER GoNumera Read button Function button Select button 2 DISPLAY SYMBOLS Display icon E Audible alert ead Vibration mode ra Alarm activated Z Battery low indicator O Message information 1111 Message sequential number T0 Locked message DI Message continuation indicator LY Repeated message Function icon O Time setting LA Date setting la Audible alert kad Vibration mode ES Alarm setting 4 Music select Q Turn off pager i Delete all messages Y Out of range indication e Button descriptions em Read button 0 Function button Select button 3 OPERATION 3 1 Turn on the pager Place the battery into the pager the pager will alert and vibrate with full display TERZO Ia ya DI ED DD ED ad De in Rc IO ICO x E E And then pager will display the time and date Press gt button the display will show the day as below n VI uE ve a al dats i 3 2 Function selecting On the standby mode p2. eceived the display will blink to remind you 3 4 Message locking and unlocking Up to12 messages can be locked and the locked messages can not be deleted Display the message that you wish to lock press button until PROTECT is displayed press B button to lock this message the status of the locked message is indicated by tO To unlock the message you can press O and gt button during reading this message 3 5 Delete one message Press em button to display the message that you wish to delete and then press button DELETE is displayed Press gt button to confirm the deletion of the particular message D mm me ma FA x 3 6 Alert setting 3 kinds of alert can be set 1 Front the standby mode audible alert vibration and mute press button to enter the alert setting mode and press B to confirm 1 A 2 Press 6 button to enter next alert selection and then press gt to confirm nm 1 y 23 ca 3 E li 3 In mute alert select mode press gt to confirm the pager will show MUTE ALL za c ra MUTE ALL you can press gt to confirm this setting it means the pager will receive all calls in silent mode or you can press 0 to enter into the time of silent mode selection RUTE Hr If 1 hour is selected the pager will return to audible alert mode after 1 hour 3 7 Deleting messages There are 2 methods to de
3. lete messages 1 Delete all messages Press 6 button until CLEAR ALL is displayed and press gt to confirm deleting all read and unlocked messages a 4 J po a LL EN vu 2 Delete individual messages Press em to display the message you wish to delete and press until DELETE appears press gt to confirm deleting it 3 8 Time setting On standby mode press O until SET TIME is displayed and press P to enter into time setting mode When the screen first appears the hour digits blink press button to increment or change the hour to your desired value and press gt button to move to minute field repeat the procedure for minute AM PM and 24hr press em button twice to return to standby mode e m Pa ES m ata y 6 mos pa E s 3 9 Date setting From the standby mode press O until SET DATE appears and press gt to enter date setting mode the screen shows the date digits blinking press button to increment or change to your desired date press gt button to confirm and move to month field repeat the procedure for day and year fields press qm button to confirm and exit the pager will return to standby mode a maf ad Dl ma 3 10 Melody alert selection From standby mode press button until SET AUDIO appears press gt to enter melody select mode press O bu
4. ress button to select the function that you desire and press gt button to confirm the selected function the following function will show sequentially n Z La ac e mn na r me rr Press button the display will show as below N CO DIL I 7 er he F If no any message was received Clear all will not show in the function item Press button the display will show as below P To must J 1 roa F Press button the display will show as below 3 3 Receiving and reading message Press em button to read the message if no any message was received NO PAGES will show on the display When one message has been received 1 PAGE will show on display If this message have not been read the message unread alert will sound periodically During reading the message the display will show the message content first 4 4 LI ag II I Lin LI Da a ae gt message sequential number will show at left corner Press em again will show the message receiving time ih 27 ff ud data You can press gt button to read next message when the number of message is 20 MEMORY FULL will show on display CON D Ifall messages are unread and one unread message is replaced by a new message the pager will show OVERFLOW When the error message is r
5. tton to select the melody that your desired and then press B gt button to confirm and exit Note If the vibration or mute alert is selected there is no melody alert to set A 3 11 Alarm setting Setting the alarm from the standby mode press button until SET ALARM appears and press gt button to enter into alarm setting mode The screen shows the no of the alarm blink press O button to select and change the alarm no and press gt to confirm and move to alarm ON OFF selection field repeat the procedure for alarm ON OFF time field and press em button to confirm and return to standby mode A total of 3 alarms can be set alarm 1 and alarm 2 are available for daily alerts and alarm 3 is available for only once alerts 4 OTHERS 4 1 Back light Press and hold em button for 2 seconds to turn on the back light the back light will turn off automatically after 8 seconds 4 2 Low battery indication A low battery icon Z is displayed on the top of the screen if the pager battery power is running low and an audible alert is heard to remind you change the battery the icon automatically resets after a new battery is installed Always use Alkaline batteries
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