HuneTec ReFLEX H200 Manuel utilisateur
Aug. 09. 2004
1. SAFETY INFORMATION 4
2. BEFORE YOU START 5
2.1 WHAT'S IN THE BOX 5
2.2 HOW TO CHARGE BATTERY 6
2.3 USING THE HOLSTER 7
3. ABOUT YOUR DEVICE 8
3.1 DESCRIPTION OF YOUR DEVICE 8
3.2 STATUS ICONS IN THE MAIN MENU SCREEN 9
3.3 ICONS FOR MESSAGE LIST 10
3.4 KEY DESCRIPTION 10
3.5 DISPLAY IN THE INITIAL SCREEN 12
3.6 DISPLAY IN THE MAIN MENU SCREEN 12
3.7 LED INDICATOR 13
4. GETTING STARTED 14
4.1 HOW TO SWITCH DEVICE ON AND OFF 14
4.2 HOW TO RESET DEVICE 14
4.3 HOW TO TURN ON BACKLIGHT 14
4.4 HOW TO LOCK KEYBOARD 14
5. READ MESSAGES 15
5.1 INBOX 16
5.2 INFO 19
5.3 DRAFT 20
5.3.1 EDITING THE DRAFT MESSAGE 20
5.3.2 SENDING THE DRAFT MESSAGE 20
5.3.3 DELETING THE DRAFT MESSAGE 20
5.4 PERSONAL / BUSINESS / MISC 21
5.5 OUTBOX 21
5.6 SENT 22
5.7 DELETE 22
6. WRITE MESSAGES 24
6.1 HOW TO SELECT THE ADDRESS 24
6.2 HOW TO COMPOSE MESSAGE 25
7. CONTACTS 27
7.1 CONTACT LIST 27
7.2 NEW CONTACT 28
7.3 CONTACT VIEW 29
7.4 EDIT CONTACT 30
7.5 CONTACT GROUP 30
7.6 NAME TYPE 31
8. SCHEDULER 32
8.1 CALENDAR 32
8.2 NEW SCHEDULE 33
8.3 VIEW DAY 34
8.4 EDIT SCHEDULE 35
9. TASK 36
9.1 NEW TASK 37
9.2 EDIT TASK 37
10. MEMO 39
10.1 NEW MEMO 40
10.2 EDIT MEMO 40
10.3 SEND MEMO 41
11. PREFERENCE (SETTING UP YOUR DEVICE) 42
11.1 ALERT SETTINGS 42
11.1.1 VOLUME 43
11.1.2 INBOX, INFO, SCH & ALM 43
11.1.3 REMINDER 43
11.1.4 R INTERVAL (REMINDER INTERVAL) 43
11.1.5 R REPEAT (REMINDER REPEAT) 43
11.2 QUICK TEXT 43
11.3 PRIVATE TIME 44
11.4 SETUP 45
11.4.1 SET DATE & TIME 45
11.4.2 DISPLAY SETTINGS 46
11.4.3 OWNER INFORMATION 46
11.4.4 SIGNATURE 47
11.4.5 TITLE SCREEN 47
11.4.6 KEY LOCK PASSWORD 47
11.5 ABOUT 48
11.6 MYMAIL SETUP 49
12. ALARM 50
12.1 ALARM CLOCK 50
12.2 TIMER ALERT 51
13. ETIQUETTE 52
14. LOCK 53
15. WORLD CLOCK 54
15.1 WORLD CLOCK VIEW 54
15.2 SET TIME ZONE 54
16. ENTERTAINMENT 55
17. TX SET 57
18. CALCULATOR 58
19. MYMAIL 59
20. DEVICE AND BATTERY CARE 60
21. TROUBLE SHOOTING 61
22. FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT 63
23. UL COMPLIANCE STATEMENT 64
ReFLEX 2 Way Personal Communicator
H200 User's Manual
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Safety Information
For the efficient and safe operation of your device, read this information before using H200 ReFlex
Two Way Messenger.
Pager Transmitter Safety
The FAA has regulations concerning the use of electric devices aboard aircraft.
When boarding on an aircraft, turn your device off to avoid potential interference with aircraft radio communica-
tion or navigation equipment.
In blasting zones or wherever it is forbidden to use it, set the TX mode to OFF. This prevents potential transmis-
sion interference with sensitive equipment or explosives devices.
Using your device in a vehicle
Safety comes first, and is the ultimate responsibility of the driver. Please:
i) Give full attention to driving-driving safely is your first responsibility.
ii) If you receive message or want to write message during you drive vehicle, pull off the road and park your vehi-
cle before reading or writing a message in driving conditions so require.
For Vehicle Equipped with an Air Bag
An air bag inflates with great force. Do not place objects, including both installed or portable wireless equipment,
in the area over the air bag or in the air bag development area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment is improperly
installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result.
Explosive Atmospheres and materials
Turn your device off when in any area with potentially explosive atmospheres and obey all signs and instructions.
Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death. Areas with a poten-
tially explosive atmosphere are often, but not always, clearly marked. They include fueling areas such as gasoline
stations ; below deck on boats, fuel or chemical transfer or storage vehicles using contains liquefied petroleum gas
(such as propane or butane) ; areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as ; grain, dust, or metal
powders; and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle’s engine.
ReFLEX 2 Way Personal Communicator
H200 User's Manual
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Before You Start
2.1 What’s in the Box?
When you unpack the box, it contains H200 with the following accessories as shown below.
*Note :
When you unpack H200 box, you are requested to push reset switch to the left using pointed tool after uncover the
Rubber cap in the bottom of Device. (Please refer to the 4.2 How to reset the Device.).
Holster
Data Cable
(Option Item)
Travel Charger
Program CD
& Manual
H200
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Before You Start
Charging in process Charging completed
LED in Device Red light Green light
Charger Indicator Red light Green light
Battery Charging Indicator
2.2 How to charge battery
Battery is not charged when you first purchase the device. You must charge the battery full before using the device
as below instruction.
1. Plug your charger into a main socket first.
2. Insert the DC plug of the charger into the bottom of device. “ ” on DC plug must face up.
3. Charging is complete when the LED on device is colored green.
4. When the charging is complete, please unplug your device from its charger, grasp and pull the plug, not the
power cord.
* Note :
1. Time to complete Battery charging is approximately two to three hours.
2. You can send and receive message while charging your device.
3. Battery Life time with one time full charging is about 7 days in normal Network Service Condition.
4. Standby time of battery may be reduced if device is in the No Network Service area.
5. If the battery is drained out completely and H200 is turned off automatically, you need to charge the
battery for 5 ~ 10min. to turn on H200 again.
6. If the battery level is less than 20%, Warning message will be displayed and you are requested to charge
the device soon. In order to release the warning message, press key or key.
H200 Pager
Travel Charger
Electric outlet
<Charging the device> <Charging the device with Data Cable>
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H200 User's Manual
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Before You Start
2.3 Using the Holster
1. Please attach the Holster to your Belt.
2. Insert the H200 into the Holster with LCD display facing inward as shown in below Figure.
3. Please note the Holster rotates 90 in both direction. Forcing the Holster rotated more than 90 in either
direction can damage it.
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H200 User's Manual
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About Your Device
Your new H200 ReFlex Two Way Messenger provides you with the proven reliability that has
made us one of the leading Wireless Messenger providers. You can get clear and uninterrupted
messenger communication with H200.
3.1 Description of H200
LED Indicator
Display
Keys
< Back Side >
RF Test hole for AS only
(Do not uncover Rubber
cap)
Carrier Label
Power Button
Hold Button
Speaker Hole
Serial No. Label
< Front Panel >
< Left Side >
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About Your Device
Icon Description
3.2 Status Icons in the Main menu display
You can see the status of the device with the Top line icons in Main menu. Following shows you the description
of each status Icons.
Appears when device is on 1 WAY mode. You can receive message only.
Appears when device is on 2 WAY mode. You can send and receive message.
Appears device is on No Service mode. You are out of service range.
Shows the level of battery status. The more bars you see, the more power battery has remained.
Appears when keyboard is locked by Hold key in left side of device.
Appears when device is locked by password. You must input correct 4 digits password to use device.
Appears when Vibrator is selected in Etiquette menu.
Appears when Mute is selected in Etiquette menu.
Appears when Caps / Lock mode is turned on.
Appears when Caps mode is turned on.
Appears when sending message is in process.
Appears when new message has been received or unread message remains in Inbox.
Appears when Alt lock mode is turned on.
Appears when Alt mode is turned on.
Appears when sending message is failed.
Appears when sending message is succeeded.
Appears when device is in roaming status.
Appears when device is in campus status.
Appears when device is in limited roaming status.
Appears when new news / Info message has been arrived.
Appears when alarm is set.
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About Your Device
3.3 Icons for message List
Shows unread message.
Shows read message.
Shows duplicated read message.
Shows duplicated unread message.
Shows sending failed message.
Shows the message on sending process.
Shows the message on queuing process for sending.
3.4 Key Description
Press to return to the previous screen without accepting any changes. Also, press to
access the initial screen from the main menu screen.
Press to capitalize the next typed letters. Caps Lock -- Press button two times to
activate the Caps lock mode (uppercase letter). To exit, press again.
Space: Press to insert a space in text.
Symbol: Press ALT key and then Space key to activate Symbols during editing.
Fourteen (14) symbols are available at the bottom of the screen.
Icon Description
Control Button Description
< Control Buttons >
NAVIGATION
ESCAPE
CAPS
LOCK
SYMBOL
SPACE
DELETE
ALT
TAB
ENTER
Symbol/Space
Caps
Lock
Escape
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