Maxon MX-3204 - Cell Broadcasts; Cell Broadcast Operations

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5.6
Cell Broadcasts
Switching Cell Broadcasting ON/OFF
■ there must be at least one channel entered and one
language selected before you can switch cell
broadcasting ON
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■ switching cell broadcasting OFF will save battery
power
Cell Broadcasting Channels
■ to view the list of selected channels
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■ to add a new channel
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(select location)
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■ to delete a channel
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Displaying Cell Broadcasting Messages
■ display the message list and choose a message to
r e a d
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Broadcast Alert
■ the phone can be set to alert you with a tone each
time a new message is received
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Entering the Service Centre (S.C.) Number
■ the SMS Service Centre number will be supplied by
your network operator if the service is supported
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SERVICE CENTRE NUMBER
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Message Validity Period
■ the Service Centre will repeatedly transmit a sent
message until the message is received, within a set
time period. The validity period which you set will
apply to all sent messages (MAXIMUM means
63 weeks)
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Message Format
■ you must select TEXT format to send SMS text
m e s s a g e s
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■ if supported by the network, a SMS message can be
forwarded as a fax or an e-mail provided you select
the correct message format. Please contact your
network operator for further information
Message Alert
■ you can set the phone to alert you with a tone each
time a new message is received in addition to the
indicator flashing at ‘Information’ speed (refer to page
1.7 for indicator details)
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5.5