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Introduction to the Retekess T128 Watch Receiver and its applications.
Lists the main functionalities and technological aspects of the watch receiver.
Describes the Menu/OK, UP, Down, and Power/Exit/Back buttons and their operations.
Explains icons and indicators shown on the display in standby mode.
Details information displayed when the receiver receives a call.
Configure service types for call buttons based on registered areas.
Customize or modify the preset service types for call buttons.
Set pairing mode for call buttons (Single Key or Multi-key).
Configure how call information is displayed (Live View or Queue View).
Adjust the duration for which call information remains displayed.
Set the time after which call information is automatically removed.
Set the switching time for the call information page.
Configure the device's current date and time settings.
Choose the preferred format for displaying the date.
Adjust the screen brightness from level 0 to 5.
Set the audible alert volume level from 0 to 5.
Configures vibration, language, and provides product information.
Restores the device to its original default settings.
Instructions for safe usage and awareness of RF energy.
Information on regulations for radio usage and exposure.
Requirements for obtaining a license to operate radio devices.
Warning against modifying the device and proper repair procedures.
Compliance details and guidelines for FCC rules, including interference.
EU conformity declarations for RED and ROHS directives.
Guidelines for environmentally safe disposal of the product and batteries.
Compliance for Industry Canada licence-exempt radio apparatus.
Precautions to avoid exceeding RF exposure limits during operation.
Warning about small parts and suitability for children under 3 years.
Advice on safe volume levels and headset usage to prevent hearing damage.
Precautions related to antennas, batteries, and hot components during use.
Warnings regarding charger usage in wet conditions and disassembly.
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