Local Area Personal Pager
(170-7022)                 Operation                  Faxback Doc. # 18659

TURNING ON THE PAGER

Your pager has two alert settings - audible and silent.

Audible - For the pager to beep for 8 seconds when you receive a page, set
          ON/OFF to (speaker symbol).

 Silent - For the pager to vibrate when you receive a page, set ON/OFF to
          (speaker/slash symbol).

TURNING OFF THE PAGER

Set ON/OFF to (o) to turn off the pager and the display's backlight.

CAUTION:  All pages you received previously are automatically erased when
          you turn off the pager.

SETTING THE TIME

You must set the time for the pager to timestamp your messages.

1.   Repeatedly press MENU until SET TIME appears on the display.

2.   Press READ.  The hour digits flash.  Within 30 seconds, repeatedly
     press READ to set the hour.

3.   Press MENU.  The first minute digit flashes.  Within 30 seconds,
     repeatedly press READ to set the first minute digit.

4.   Press MENU.  The second minute digit flashes.  Within 30 seconds,
     repeatedly press READ to set the minute.

5.   Press MENU.  The time appears on the display.

RECEIVING/READING MESSAGES

When the pager receives a page, it alerts for 8 seconds.  Press any button
to stop the alert.  The number of unread messages appears on the display.

Press READ to display your message.  If (>) appears on the display, the
message continues on the next screen.  The pager automatically displays the
next screen after 12 seconds, or you can press READ to advance sooner.

After your message, the timestamp screen appears on the display.  It shows
the time the message was received and the message slot number (the order it
was received).

Press READ to scroll through other messages.  After you read all the
messages, the time appears on the display.

NOTES:  If you do not read a message, the pager emits a reminder alert
        every 2 minutes and the number of unread messages appears on the
        display (for example, 1 PAGE).

        Messages are automatically erased when you turn off the pager.

DISPLAY MESSAGES

You might see one of the following messages on the display.

OVERFLOW appears when the number of unread messages received is greater
than the available memory.  When this occurs, any new pages you receive
"bump" the first page out of memory.

When the same message is received more than once, DUPLICATE appears in the
upper right corner of the display to indicate that the pager received a
duplicate message.

When a page is received without numeric data, TONE ONLY appears on the
display.

LOCKING MESSAGES

You can lock messages into your scanner's memory so they are not bumped out
when you receive more messages than the available memory.

While the message you want to lock into memory appears on the display,
press MENU.  (lock symbol) appears on the display and the message is locked
into memory until you erase it.

ERASING MESSAGES

To erase unwanted messages, press MENU until ERASE ALL appears on the
display.  Then press READ.

All read messages are erased from memory, and all unread messages are moved
to the first message slots.

NOTE:  You must read a message before you can erase it.

PAGER IDEAS

Give your pager number to friends and family.  When they call your pager
number, they can use their phone's touch-tone keypad to enter the number
where you can reach them.  This number appears on the display when you
receive a page on your Local Area Personal Pager.  You are in touch
wherever you go.

    Include your pager number on your telephone answering machine message.
    This way you can receive important messages immediately without
    calling in for messages on your answering machine.

    Leave your pager number at your children's school and with the
    babysitter so you can always be reached in an emergency.

    Establish "code" messages with your family or friends.  For example,
    your children can page you with the code "3333" to tell you they got
    home from school, or "2222" to tell you they are at a friend's house.
    Be creative!

    Give out your pager number instead of your cellular number.  Then you
    can decide who to call back on your cellular phone, without paying
    for incoming cellular calls.  This can drastically reduce your
    monthly cellular bill.


(EB 12/14/95)