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Understanding Roaming
Recognizing Icons on the Display Screen
Your phone’s display screen always lets you know when you’re off
the network provided to you and whether your phone is operating in
analog or digital mode. The following chart indicates what you’ll see
depending on where you’re using your phone.
Main LCD/Sub LCD Roaming Indicator Analog Indicator
Provided Network
Other Digital Networks
Digital Roam
Analog Networks
Analog Roam
Tip: Remember, when you are using your phone off the network provided to you,
always dial numbers using 11 digits (1 + area code + number).
Note: You will pay a higher per-minute rate for roaming calls.
Roaming on Other Digital Networks
When you’re roaming on digital networks, your call quality and
security will be similar to the quality you receive when making calls
on the network provided to you. However, you may not be able to
access certain features, such as Sprint PCS Vision.
Note: Ready Link Service is not available in roaming areas.
Section 2D: Controlling Your Roaming Experience 77
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- Table of Contents 2
- Section 3: Qwest 9
- 3B. Sprint PCS Vision 10
- Welcome to Qwest 12
- Introduction 13
- Getting Started 14
- Setting Up Service 15
- Setting Up Your Voicemail 17
- Account Passwords 18
- Visit Our Website 19
- Directory Assistance 19
- Operator Services 19
- Your Phone 20
- Your Phone: The Basics 21
- Feb 14, 05 (Mon) 22
- R-Link Web 22
- Key Features 23
- Viewing the Display Screen 25
- Changing the Faceplate 28
- Turning Your Phone On and Off 29
- Battery Capacity 30
- Installing the Battery 30
- Removing the Battery 30
- Charging the Battery 31
- Using the Travel Charger 31
- Displaying Your Phone Number 32
- Making and Answering Calls 33
- Correct Incorrect 33
- Dialing Options 34
- Answering Calls 35
- Using the Speakerphone 37
- Changing the Ringer Volume 38
- Muting a Call 38
- Missed Call Notification 39
- Calling Emergency Numbers 39
- In-Call Options 40
- End-of-Call Options 41
- Saving a Phone Number 41
- Finding a Phone Number 42
- Call (left softkey) during 43
- Using Speed Dialing 44
- Using Abbreviated Dialing 44
- Smileys, and Emoticons 48
- To enter smileys: 49
- To enter emoticons: 49
- Section 2B 50
- Ringer Types 51
- Calendar/Alarm 52
- Selecting a Tone Length 53
- Using Voice Prompt 53
- Setting Up Key Press Echo 54
- Alert Notification 56
- Silence All 57
- Display Settings 58
- Changing the Screen Saver 63
- Changing the Background 64
- Changing the Font Size 65
- Location Settings 66
- Airplane Mode 67
- 911 Emergency Calling 68
- Phone Setup Options 69
- Auto Answer Mode 70
- Setting Any Key Answer 72
- Setting the Side Key Guard 72
- Setting Abbreviated Dialing 73
- Setting the Meeting Mode 74
- Headset Mode 75
- Sleep Mode 76
- Setting Message Notification 77
- Editing Preset Messages 77
- Setting a Callback Number 78
- Setting Your Signature 78
- Display Language 79
- Using the Mini-Flashlight 79
- Setting Your Phone’s Security 80
- Accessing the Security Menu 81
- Unlocking Your Phone 82
- Locking Voice Calls 82
- Locking Ready Link Calls 83
- Changing the Lock Code 83
- Calling in Lock Mode 83
- Restricting Calls 84
- Using Special Numbers 85
- Erasing All Voice Tags 86
- Erasing All Downloads 86
- Resetting Your Phone 87
- Section 2D 89
- Understanding Roaming 90
- Roaming on Analog Networks 91
- Set Mode 92
- Using Call Guard 93
- Navigating Through Menus 94
- Selecting Menu Items 95
- Backing Up Within a Menu 95
- Shortcuts 95
- Viewing the Menus 96
- 8. Settings 97
- 9. Tools/Extras 98
- Managing Call History 99
- Viewing History 100
- No ID or 101
- Restricted 101
- To erase Call History: 103
- Using the Contacts Directory 104
- Displaying the Contacts List 105
- Adding a New Contacts Entry 105
- Finding Contacts List Entries 106
- Finding Speed Dial Numbers 107
- Finding Voice Tags 107
- To erase the selected entry: 108
- Assigning Speed Dial Numbers 109
- Editing a Contacts Entry 110
- Secret Contacts Entries 112
- Personal Organizer 113
- Displaying Your Calendar 114
- Setting Holidays 114
- Event Alerts 116
- Event Alert Menu 116
- Entry Options” on page 94) 117
- Call Alarm Alerts 118
- Call Alarm Menu 118
- Using the To Do List 120
- To delete To Do List items: 121
- Displaying Your User Address 123
- Finding Icon Definitions 123
- Using Your Phone’s Tools 124
- Events (right softkey) 125
- Using the Calculator 126
- Using the World Clock 126
- Downloading Files 127
- My Content Manager and 130
- Downloaded Data Options 131
- Assigning the Downloaded Data 132
- Sorting the Downloaded Data 132
- Viewing the Memory Space 133
- Erasing the Downloaded Data 134
- Section 2I 135
- Programming a Voice Tag 139
- Reviewing Voice Tags 140
- Erasing a Voice Tag 140
- To make a Ready Link Call: 141
- Using Digit Training 142
- Phone Status Command 143
- ASR Help Command 143
- Managing Voice Memos 144
- Reviewing Voice Memos 145
- ErasingVoice Memos 146
- Setting Up Screen Call 147
- To record your name: 148
- Reviewing an Announcement 149
- Erasing an Announcement 149
- Using Ready Link 150
- Setting Ready Link Mode 151
- Ready Link Call Alerts 152
- Selecting a Contacts List 153
- Floor is open.” 154
- Redial and press and hold 155
- Receiving a Ready Link Call 158
- Ready Link Options 159
- Saving a Ready Link Number 160
- ”, “(”, and “)” 161
- To edit a group name: 164
- 5 above and skip step 6 164
- Group List 165
- Erasing a Ready Link List 166
- Updating the Personal Lists 166
- Managing Ready Link Settings 167
- Setting Ready Link Guard 168
- To select the floor display: 170
- Section 2K 171
- Password 173
- Camera Mode Options 174
- Setting the Flash 175
- Setting the Self-timer 175
- Taking Multiple Shots 176
- Using the Zoom 177
- Selecting Camera Settings 178
- Camera Status Area 179
- (Viewfinder) 179
- Camera Icon Indication 180
- In Camera Folder 181
- In Camera Folder Options 181
- Saved to Phone Folder 184
- Pause (left softkey) 186
- Video Mode Options 187
- Selecting Camcorder Settings 189
- Video Status Area 190
- Storing Videos in My Videos 191
- In Camcorder Folder Options 192
- In Camcorder Folder 193
- Saved to Phone Folder (Video) 194
- Sprint PCS Video Mail 196
- Take Picture during 199
- Take Video during step 3 199
- To upload pictures: 203
- To upload videos: 203
- To download pictures: 204
- To download videos: 204
- Pictures or Videos and press 205
- Section 2L 209
- Listings 211
- Playing a Video or Audio Clip 212
- Multimedia Options 214
- Multimedia FAQs 215
- Service Features 218
- Service Features: The Basics 219
- Voicemail Notification 220
- New Voicemail Message Alerts 221
- Messages 222
- Voicemail Button Guide 222
- Voicemail Options 223
- Clearing the Message Icon 225
- Voicemail Menu Key 226
- Using Caller ID 227
- Responding to Call Waiting 227
- Making a Three-Way Call 228
- Using Call Forwarding 229
- Sprint PCS Vision 230
- Your User Name 231
- OK (left 232
- Net Guard 233
- Softkeys 234
- Scrolling 234
- Selecting 235
- Going Back 235
- Going Home 235
- Multimedia 236
- Messaging 238
- Message Storage 239
- Displaying Messages 239
- Sending a Text Message 240
- Yes (left softkey) 241
- No (right 241
- Message Options 242
- Message List Options 243
- Message Details Options 244
- Message Folders 246
- Erasing Messages 247
- Accessing Email Providers 248
- Using Instant Messaging 249
- Accessing the Download Menus 251
- Selecting an Item to Download 251
- Downloading an Item 252
- Accessing Games 253
- Playing Games 254
- Accessing Ringers 255
- Assigning Downloaded Ringers 256
- Purchasing Ringers 256
- Screen Savers 257
- Purchasing Screen Savers 258
- Using the Browser Menu 260
- Creating a Bookmark 261
- Accessing a Bookmark 261
- Editing a Bookmark 261
- Deleting a Bookmark 262
- Moving a Bookmark 262
- Going to a Specific Website 262
- Reloading a Web Page 263
- Restarting the Web Browser 263
- Sending a Web Page 263
- Sprint PCS Vision FAQs 264
- Safety Guidelines 265
- Section 4A 266
- Caring for the Battery 270
- FCC Notice 271
- FCC Radiofrequency Emission 272
- RF exposure? 280
- RF energy? 286
- Owner’s Record 288
- Index 276 289
- Index 279 292
- Index 280 293
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