Motorola Minitor 6 Manual

Preparing Your Pager for Use7
English
1.
Place your finger at the notch, located 
on the side of the alkaline battery tray.
2.
Open the alkaline battery tray cover to 
access the alkaline battery tray 
compartment.
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Preparing Your Pager for UseEnglish83.
Insert three 1.5V AAA alkaline 
batteries.
Note: The terminal ends of each battery 
are indicated inside the alkaline battery 
tray compartment.
4.
Replace the alkaline battery tray cover.
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English
Attaching the Battery Pack
For best performance, the lithium-ion 
battery pack should be fully charged before 
it is used.
IMPORTANT: To avoid damage and 
comply with warranty terms, charge the 
battery pack using a Motorola charger as 
described in the Amplifier Charger 
RLN6506 User Guide (Motorola 
Publication Number 68012010008) and 
Standard Charger RLN6505 User Guide 
(Motorola Publication Number 
68012010009).
Follow the procedures described next to 
attach...

Preparing Your Pager for UseEnglish10
Follow the procedures described next to 
remove the battery pack.1.
Slide the latch to the unlocked 
position.
2.
Press and hold the belt clip down and 
slide the battery pack downwards.
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Powering Up the Pager
Rotate the On/Off/Volume Control Knob 
clockwise until you hear a click. 
You will hear an 
audible beep and/or 
vibrate, depending on 
the Function Switch 
programming, 
indicating that the 
device is turned on.
If your pager does not 
power up, check your 
battery. Make sure 
that it is charged and 
properly attached. If 
your pager still does 
not power up, contact your dealer.
To turn off the pager, rotate this knob 
counterclockwise,...

Identifying the Pager ControlsEnglish12
Identifying the Pager 
ControlsPager Controls  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 13
LED Indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 14
Function Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 16
Reset Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 17
Conditioning Your Pager For
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Identifying the Pager Controls13
English
Pager Controls
124653
On/Off/Volume Control Knob
Function Switch
LED Indicators
Reset Button
Stored Voice Operation Controls
Identification Label Area
123456
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Identifying the Pager ControlsEnglish14
LED Indicators
The pager provides an audiovisual 
indication to acknowledge device power 
up, an incoming message, unread 
message(s), the battery status, and the 
Scan mode.
Power Up
Device power up is indicated by audible 
beeps and simultaneous blinking of the red 
and yellow LEDs for four times.
Incoming Message
When an encoded message is received, 
the red LED blinks and an audible alert is 
heard and/or the pager will vibrate 
depending on programming.Unread...

Identifying the Pager Controls15
English
•Blinking Red - Indicates that the battery 
level is critically low. The red LED and 
the battery LED will blink simultaneously 
every 2 minutes with a beep to remind 
you to charge and/or replace the battery.
When the battery is completely discharged, 
the pager will play an audible alert before 
powering down.
Note: If the Battery Level Announcement 
option is enabled, the pager will also 
announce the battery level status when you 
press and release the Reset...

Identifying the Pager ControlsEnglish16
Scan Mode
A yellow LED indicates the activity on 
channel(s) in Scan mode. Different blinking 
patterns of the yellow LED indicate activity 
on different channels.
The number of consecutive blinks 
corresponds to the active channel.
Function Switch
The Function Switch 
can be configured up to 
eight different modes. 
Models with five 
channels can be 
programmed for different 
frequencies for these 
modes.
Channel Monitoring
When the Function 
Switch is set to a...