Audiovox CDM-8515 Owner's Manual

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48” x 0.97”. LCD Screen Function Keys Navigation Keys END/ Power Key Microphone Earpiece

in progress. mode. ceived. an alarm is set. TION ection condition e. indicates the m the system. et as the ring

e battery down lift up the ery from the mpartment, the y detach during use. E

age and configuration. d Standby time may AMPS Up to 20 Hours Up to 35 Hours AMPS Up to 80 m Up to 130 m

avigation Key or by menu item. mode, l through the press . turn to the idle er a function d or press its access to ation Key as follows l order, Voice Tools Tools Settings Phonebook

3. Key Beep 4. Messages 5. Speaker 6. Power On 7. Power Off 1. Voice Call 2. Messages 3. Voice Mail 1. Service 2. Minute 3. Connect 4. Fade 5. Low Signal 1. Screen Saver 2. Power On 3. Power Off 4. Incoming Call Level 4

on, the phone times you have red phone ber will be gh the VR mode, ling)”. ore details.

nswered after a re details. select either “Any Key” Key” is selected, the g . g your call, you u initiated the call e disconnected. t the same time. When e applied for each of the all then press . connection, wish to call then second party, -Way call.

locks the keypad to phone is turned on silence an incoming press and hold . etiquette mode hone is powered o press to s and hold . ess 1, 2, 3.

n below, there are T9 input mode ode (Symbols). each key in the the upper right ers are entered. ng the 4 modes tters and bols] tching word if t the word you d add a space. se of the ext input mode. dicate the d [T9word] input. r to the left of bers you enter.

an be entered more essing [Abc]. he character acters to input d, press . to accept it. to enter the word. hen enter a space, e and to choose the ” highlighted. ghlighted.

the last digit of the location, select . displayed. ation Key and o the [YES] to delete. sked for your

coming, outgoing or sing [MENU] . ent incoming, [MENU] s already stored in e appears. If the phone number AVE” to save it t. mber. he oldest ory.

coming calls. . ent incoming calls, . If the number book, only the not stored, only ress . AVE” to save it t. mber. omatically be

r Call History list. display elect “Yes” to ur Call History list. display elect “Yes” to ur Call History list. . .

ot intended for billing calls, excluding web . e display. press [OK]. . ems: press [OK]. ce calls and total data/fax calls and

[MENU] . allowed. [OPTIONS]. with the [OPTIONS].

ges, applications and lease contact your ces. tandby mode, r from the list. . ndby mode. . our phone. [OK]. nes” download you that the To download the , select “Buy”. ct the ringtones

oad the game, , select “Buy”. ct the game you m right on your r details.

ed in the “My , select “Buy”. ct the item you phone. Charges

types. t Suite No.1, theme by Mozart, end rudy, sic2, music3. nd familiar music. t Suite No.1, theme by Mozart, end rudy, sic2, music3. nd familiar music. . types.

. trength during a call. avigation Key then . ing service area. with the OK] to save it. s used in Home area. e. the Navigation it.

o your phone. . nstalled display, e to choose a o your phone. h the OK]. ng only: switch between the

ering the password first. enter “Password”. w”, “Lock On ess [OK]. ne now, but it is d when power ur phone number. ss . then enter “Password”.

enter “Password”. w” or “Restrict” ess [OK]. enter “Password”. w” or “Restrict” ess [OK]. enter “Password”. w” or “Restrict” ess [OK].

onebook, Call ed. e all data on your ss [YES] or Reset! Your phone lar telephone will

all. avigation Key ming phone call can ne. need to open the have selected.

OK]. ed on screen. . ons (TTY Full / Y Off) with the OK]. is a ho are deaf or hard bilities, to TTY devices. Please to ensure that it lar telephone and plugs into your ded with your TTY purchase the nd non-TTY accessory

MENU] . . ress . d and you will one.” press [STOP] ecording a voice iew” or “Save”. oice Memo” caption, ot name the voice led”. mation on nd symbols.) . to play. ” or “Edit Caption”. [ERASE]. ss . to play. ” or “Edit Caption”. [ERASE]. ess . be displayed.

ollow nd you will hear ease say the ”. Say “Yes” as Successful”. h the control word, ollow nd you will hear ease say the . Say “No” again. cessful”. h the control word,

ext message choose from the one number in the ssage was sent to. s on entering letters, automatically eld. You can scroll ply press . number. press [SEND]. ress [OPTIONS], en press [OK]. for more fields. ” or “Urgent”. choose from the nto a Text Msg. entences into

ess [OK]. Quick Text”, ect “Save to Erase”. displayed. elect “Forward”. person you are ss . ong with the . s [SEND].

ess [OK]. ect “Save to

ages, press . ges, press . . ress . ress . dy read. be deleted).

. . with Navigation en new messages de” with [OK]. T9 Mode is the .

Before operating your fety details. of services and the ew them thoroughly. POSURE 8 C H 8

he laws and regulations ways obey them. se: ur first responsibility. swering a call, if driving ne-touch, speed dialing, objects, including both over the airbag or in the uipment is improperly sult. ns may lead to serious

ne OFF before boarding your cellular telephone d: “Turn off two-way rea with a potentially structions. Sparks in ulting in bodily injury e often, but not areas such as gas al transfer or storage (such as propane or or particles, such as ea where you would ine. HERES

d Order FCC 96-326 n exposure to radio by FCC regulated h the safety standard andards bodies. The guidelines and these nna. Unauthorized d impair call quality, egulations. enna. If a damaged nor burn may result. antenna. operations with the body. To maintain s, use only belt-clips, 2.0 cm. separation back of the phone, holsters and similar ents in its assembly. se requirements may ents, and should be es (20cm) must be he vehicle mounted uirements. TENNA on before using ase visit the FCC

ciation (CTIA) website it for mobile phones ed over one gram of argin of safety to give t for any variations in

ions Commission safety other federal health and ances from the user, the RF exposure decreases alled “cordless phones,” ng in a house, typically exposures far below the sults, and many studies s. Animal experiments posures characteristic of n cannot be repeated in uggested that low levels ratory animals. However, pment used animals that using chemicals so as to exposure. Other studies These conditions are not ss phones, so we don’t for human health. Three ecember 2000. Between on between the use of gioma, or acoustic neu- her cancers. None of the th effects from wireless answer questions about use in these studies was sure from wireless tudies of people actually hat are needed. Lifetime ars. However, very large able proof of a cancer can provide data that is years’ follow-up may be such as cancer. This is ncer- causing agent and years. The interpretation in measuring actual RF Many factors affect this held, or which model of le health effects of ram and with groups of ority animal studies are effects of exposure to ipant in the World Health roject since its inception evelopment of a detailed ent of new research pro- C H 8

products, you can use posure from wireless rs of wireless phones, ps to lower exposure to would apply to children of wireless phone use F source will reduce RF ernments have advised at all. For example, the ets containing such a evidence exists that us- her ill effects. Their as strictly precautionary; rd exists. l equipment? an interact with some detailed test method to ardiac pacemakers and now part of a standard Medical instrumentation vice manufacturers, and is standard will allow fibrillators are safe from rference from handheld dard sponsored by the standard specifies test and wireless phones so ompatible” phone and a d was approved by the ess phones for possible nterference be found to and work to resolve the urces: drh/ phones/index.html) ogram ection ct nrpb.org.uk/)

eld portable cellular hereof during normal ective in material or n the first twelve (12) ch defect(s) will be ) at the Company’s ated to the defect(s). battery and battery elve (12) months from rchase the product in ble or assignable. nditions, accident, n, misuse, improper ctronic serial number umidity, excessive ons; of any accessory or e Company; structural items such as fire, flooding, dirt, blown fuse, theft or reinstallation of the e signal reception by ration of the cellular of this Warranty, the ranty coverage (e.g. ess, daytime phone ption of the problem, ress shown below or processing.