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TG84-73001-1C X1

Messages

• Short message services (SMS) are optionally offered

through Service Providers, including:

➭

Voicemail

➭

Text messaging

• When you receive messages the phone beeps and displays

the corresponding indicator

• Message indicators display until all new messages are read

Access this screen from

Main Menu or press this

button on the keypad

Access this screen from

Main Menu or press this

button on the keypad

SMS services for voicemail and text messages are offered optionally by service

providers.When the phone is on and a message is received, the phone sounds a beep and

displays the corresponding indicator, which displays until all messages are read. When you

read a message, new messages are accessed before old messages.

To access messages choose Messages from the Main Menu or press the key on the

keypad to display the screen in the slide above. Choose |text| or |voice| messages.

Voice messages:

When you have received voicemail messages you receive notification as described above.

Press |voice| to display the call back number (or name if the number is in your phone book).

You must call your voicemail system to hear the message. As new messages are received

the total number of voice messages is updated . There is also a |view|option to display more

detail if available, and an |erase| option to erase old messages.

Text messages:

Text messages can include call back numbers, messages, urgency stamps, time and date

stamps, and potentially names if the call back number matches an entry in the phone book.

Text messages can be locked if they need to be saved. The phone stores as many text

messages as the available memory allows. As new messages are received the oldest are

deleted unless they are locked. If all messages are locked when a new message is received

and the phone is out of memory, the new message is lost. The network may try to redeliver

the message later.

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