Auto retry allows you to set an interval of time before which the phone would automatically redial a number. Open the flip. Press [OK], [9], [7], [3]. Now use the directional key to scroll to a setting and press [OK].
Yes, using the QWERTY Shortcut.
It allows you to use the Up, Down, Left and Right nav keys to set a shortcut to the phone menu.
Also known as Airplane Mode, it allows you to use menu functions except making calls, Bluetooth and web accessing when radio transmission is restricted. All wireless communications are disabled in standalone mode. Location On functionality services such as Chaperone are also disabled.
Open the phone.
Press [OK], [9], [5], [7].
Use the directional keys to make a choice.
Press the Left Soft Key to Set.
Then use the directional keys to scroll to a setting and press [OK].
Open the flip.
Press [OK], [9], [5], [4].
Scroll to a setting and press [OK].
Select from available choices and press [OK].
You should be using ERI service.
If you do, open the flip and press [OK], [9], [5], [1], [2].
Scroll using the directional key and press [OK] for On/Off.
Open the flip.
Press [OK], [9]. [5], [1], [1].
Enter Banner Text upto 23 characters.
Pressing [OK] saves it.
Open the flip and press [OK].
Press [9], [4], [7].
Scroll to a setting using the Directional key and press [OK] for On/Off.
Through pairing the enV2 is able to locate, establish and register 1 to 1 connection with a target device. To pair a Bluetooth device, follow the Bluetooth accessory instructions to set it to pairing mode. Press [OK], [9], [3], [1]. If the Bluetooth device is off, you will be prompted to set power on. Select yes and press [OK, [OK]. After it is located, the device will be seen in the Add New Device menu. Select it then press [OK]. You will be prompted for the Passkey. Enter the correct passkey and press [OK]. After pairing is successful, select Always Ask or Always Connect and click [OK]. When connected, you will see the device listed in your Bluetooth menu and the Bluetooth device connected will show up on the enunciator when connected.
