How to fix Motorola C115 when it won't dial voicemail commands?
If your Motorola Cell Phone will not dial voicemail commands, passwords, or other codes, your phone sends these as DTMF tones. Set your phone's DTMF tones to be Long, Short, or Off, and check this setting if you have trouble sending numbers.
Why do I hear a high/low tone when calling on my Motorola C115?
If you tried to place a call on your Motorola Cell Phone and heard an alternating high/low tone, your call did not reach the wireless system. You may have dialed too soon after turning the phone on. Wait until the display shows the service provider's name before calling.
Why does my Motorola C115 Cell Phone ring when it's on silent?
If your Motorola Cell Phone rings even when the silent or vibrate alert profile is selected, the ringer may be set to play a tone despite the silent profile being active.
What to do if I cannot make/ answer calls on my Motorola C115 Cell Phone?
If you cannot make or answer calls on your Motorola Cell Phone, ensure you have a phone signal and avoid obstructions like bridges or tall buildings. Also, verify that the Call Barring feature is disabled in the security menu under Settings, and that your SIM card is properly inserted and working.
What to do if I pressed the End/Power key on my Motorola C115 Cell Phone, but nothing happened?
To turn your Motorola Cell Phone on or off, press and hold the End/Power key for a few seconds. If it still doesn't turn on, check if the battery is charged.
Why I cannot hear others on my Motorola C115?
If you cannot hear others on your Motorola Cell Phone, adjust the volume during a call using the Navigation Key to increase or decrease the volume. Also, ensure that the phone's earpiece isn't blocked by a carrying case.
How to see recent calls on Motorola Cell Phone?
To view the most recent calls you dialed or received on your Motorola Cell Phone, open the list by going to: Recent calls, then select either Received Calls or Dialed calls.
Why does my Motorola C115 Cell Phone have poor reception and drops calls?
Poor reception and dropped calls on your Motorola Cell Phone can occur if you don't have a phone signal or are near obstructions such as bridges, parking garages, or tall buildings. Ensure you have a clear signal.
What to do if my Motorola C115 Cell Phone is stuck?
If your Motorola Cell Phone is stuck and none of the buttons respond, try resetting it. Remove the battery and then re-insert it. This should reset your phone, allowing you to power it back on and use it.
Why does my Motorola C115 Cell Phone ask for an unlock code?
If your Motorola Cell Phone asks for an unlock code when opening a feature, the application is locked.
General| Network | GSM 900 / 1800 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 80 g |
| Display Type | Monochrome graphic |
| Display Resolution | 96 x 64 pixels |
| Call Records | 10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls |
| Stand-by Time | Up to 300 h |
| SIM | Mini-SIM |
| Messaging | SMS |
| Games | Yes |
| Java | No |
| Phonebook | 100 entries |
| Alert Types | Vibration |
| Dimensions | 101 x 45 x 21 mm |
Manages call forwarding options like voice calls, cancel all, and status.
Displays phone number, active line, and battery meter information.
Configures settings for calls in progress, including timers and options.
Manages phone lock, keypad lock, fixed dial, SIM PIN, and new passwords.
Contains personalizing options, main menu, keys, greeting, and quick dial settings.
Configures time, date, power on/off, backlight, scroll, animation, language, battery save, contrast, DTMF, and master reset.
Manages network selection, availability, lists, service tone, call drop tone, and band selection.
Explains phone's RF transmission and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Procedures to ensure optimal performance and minimize human exposure to RF energy.
Guidance on how to hold the phone during calls.
Guidelines for maintaining compliance with RF energy exposure when wearing the phone.
Information on using approved accessories to avoid exceeding RF energy guidelines.
Discusses potential RF interference from external sources or the phone itself.
Instructions to turn off the phone in specific facilities like hospitals.
Instructions to turn off the phone when on board an aircraft.
Precautions for users with pacemakers and other medical devices.
Discusses potential interference with hearing aids and consultation with manufacturers.
Advice to consult device manufacturers for RF energy shielding information.
Safety guidelines and legal compliance for using the phone while driving.
Warning about placing the phone in air bag deployment areas.
Instructions to turn off the phone in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres.
Warning to turn off the phone near blasting caps or in posted areas.
Safety precautions for handling batteries and terminal contact.
Warnings about flashing lights and precautions for susceptible individuals.
Instructions to avoid discomfort and injuries from phone use, especially gaming.
Explanation of frequency bands for European and North American usage.
Lists items included with the wireless phone.
Provides context for optional features and accessories marked in the manual.
Explains features marked with a specific label, dependent on network or SIM.
Describes features requiring optional Motorola OriginalTM accessories.
Instructions for installing SIM cards and replacing batteries.
Steps for charging the phone battery using the travel charger.
Procedure for powering the phone on and off, including PIN entry.
How to adjust earpiece volume and ringer/vibrate modes.
Basic procedures for initiating, receiving, and ending calls.
Explanation of various icons and indicators displayed on the phone.
Using soft keys and navigation keys to move through menus and select features.
How to choose items from lists and input data for phone features.
Instructions to configure the phone's time and date settings.
How to customize personal greetings for the phone.
Selecting alert profiles (ring/vibrate) and tone settings for events.
Adjusting display backlight duration and contrast level.
Configuring display scrolling, animation, and battery save modes.
Restoring phone settings and configuring optional handsfree use.
Instructions for typing characters using the standard tap method.
A guide to characters available for each key in Tap Method.
How to change character capitalization and insert spaces.
Procedures for deleting single characters or entire messages.
How to view your phone number from idle display or during a call.
Steps to redial previously dialed phone numbers from the idle display.
Explains how caller ID displays names or numbers of incoming calls.
How to reject or ignore an incoming call.
How to call emergency numbers, even when the phone is locked.
How to dial international numbers using the access code.
Using special characters like pause 'p' and wait 'w' in dialing.
Accessing and managing lists of received and dialed calls.
Options available in the Last Calls menu like Store, Delete, Send Message.
How to view and return missed calls from the phone's record.
Using the notepad to store and recall the last entered digits.
Adding numbers from phonebook or call lists to current dial entries.
How to listen to voicemail messages stored on the network.
Procedure to store the voicemail number for faster access.
Notification of new voicemail and how to access it.
Steps to listen to stored voicemail messages.
Using speed dial numbers to quickly call phonebook entries.
Calling phonebook entries 1-9 with a single key press.
Dialing pre-programmed numbers from a quick dial list.
Managing multiple incoming calls while on an active call.
Setting up call forwarding to redirect incoming calls to another number.
Detailed steps for configuring and disabling call forwarding.
Verifying the active call forwarding status with the network.
Making multi-person calls by linking multiple participants.
Restricting outgoing or incoming calls based on categories like international or roaming.
Temporarily suspending an active call.
Securing the phone's keypad to prevent accidental presses.
Instructions for composing and sending text messages to recipients.
How to receive new messages and access the text message inbox.
Checking the content of the outbox for sent messages.
Options available in the Text Message menu, such as Forward and Store.
Creating a reply to a received text message.
Managing messages in the inbox by locking or deleting them.
Steps to add new names and phone numbers to the phonebook.
Detailed fields for entering name, number, and speed dial for a phonebook entry.
Finishing the process of adding an entry and returning to the list.
Methods to call numbers stored in the phonebook.
Accessing and viewing the list of stored phonebook entries.
Modifying existing entries in the phonebook.
Removing entries from the phonebook.
Managing entries by copying them between SIM card locations.
Procedure for copying one phonebook entry to another SIM card location.
Viewing available memory space for phonebook entries on the SIM card.
Rearranging items in the phone's main menu based on usage.
Assigning new functions to the left and right soft keys.
Changing the display language of the phone.
Accessing favorite menu features quickly using shortcuts.
How to use MyMenu from idle, during calls, or while scrolling menus.
Accessing menu items or actions using assigned MyMenu numbers.
Navigating and selecting features from the MyMenu list.
Creating custom shortcuts for frequently used menu items.
Features related to custom dialing, including Fixed Dialing.
Restricting calls to a predefined list of numbers.
Steps to enable the fixed dialing feature.
Managing fixed dial list entries, including creation and editing.
Accessing preprogrammed service numbers from the SIM card.
Features for handling calls, including dialing numbers from text messages.
How to dial a phone number embedded within a text message.
Transmitting key presses as tones for automated systems or credit card calls.
Tracking and managing call times and usage.
How to view different call timers and reset them.
Tracking and resetting call cost information.
Managing phone network registration, search preferences, and alerts.
Setting, editing, and deleting alarm items on the phone.
Using the built-in calculator function.
Functionality for converting currency values.
Manually locking the phone or setting automatic locking upon power off.
Procedure to unlock the phone using the unlock code.
Steps to change the existing phone unlock code.
Securing the SIM card with a PIN code.
Process to unblock or reset the SIM card PIN.
Instructions for selecting and starting games on the phone.
How to exit a game session and return to the main menu.
Solutions for battery charging status and related problems.
Troubleshooting steps for SIM card insertion and signal reception.
Addressing problems with earpiece volume and microphone clarity.
Resolving issues where the other party cannot be heard due to muting or poor coverage.
Information on phone damage from dropping, water, or non-Motorola accessories.
Troubleshooting why the phone ring is not audible, checking alert profiles.
Steps to report a stolen phone to the police and service provider.
Guidance on what to do if the phone unlock code is forgotten.
Solutions for the phone not responding to the power key, checking battery.
Addressing 'Insert SIM card' errors even after insertion, checking unlock codes.
How to enter the unlock code to access the phone.
What to do if a feature is locked and the unlock code is unknown.
Why the phone might ring despite a silent alert profile being selected.
Understanding alternating high/low tones during call attempts, related to network availability.
Troubleshooting problems with making or answering calls, including signal and call barring.
Solutions for weak signals, dropped calls, and obstructions.
Adjusting volume and ensuring the earpiece is not blocked.
Requirement to set up the appropriate inbox for text or information services.
Accessing lists of recent calls.
Setting DTMF tones and troubleshooting problems with sending commands/passwords.
Adjusting the contrast level for display readability.
Tips to maximize battery life and use of Battery Save feature.
Instructions on how to remove the phone's battery.
Steps to reset the phone by removing and reinserting the battery.
Explanation of international standards for RF energy exposure and SAR limits.
Details on SAR testing procedures and the highest SAR value for the phone.
Notes on variations in SAR values and product design within guidelines.
Statement of compliance with essential requirements of EU directives and how to view the DoC.
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