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Tip: The Power Save feature helps to conserve your battery power whenyou are in an area where there is no signal.Turning Your Phone OFF Press and hold E until you see “Powering off” on the display.Your screen remains blank while your phone is off (unless the battery ischarging).Using the BatteryBattery CapacityYour PCS Phone is equipped with a Lithium Ion (LiIon) battery.It allows you to recharge your battery before it is fully drained. Thebattery provides approximately 3.5 hours of continuous talk time orapproximately 10 days of continuous standby time.When there are approximately 5 minutes of talk time left, the blankbattery icon blinks, the warning message appears on your display screen,and the phone sounds an audible alert.When the battery is completely drained, the warning message appearsand the phone sounds an audible alert again. Thirty seconds later, thephone powers down.Note: Long backlight settings, searching for service, vibrate mode, gameuse and browser use affect the battery’s talk and standby times.Tip: Be sure to charge your phone’s battery and watch your indicator toensure your levels are okay.Installing the BatteryYour PCS Phone comes with a LiIon battery. Follow these steps to installit:1. Push the lock button in direction A to unlock the battery cover. Graspthe cover on both sides next to the mark where it sticks out and removethe lid as in B.Section 2: Understanding Your Phone2A: Your PCS Phone – The Basics19
2. Place the battery in the body so that the tabs on the battery and theslots in the phone are aligned.3. While pushing the battery up, press it into the body.4. Fit the tabs on the top of the battery cover into the slots of the body.5. While pushing the battery cover in direction C, align it with the bodyand press down D in the middle of the cover until you hear it catch. Tolock the cover in place, press the lock button in direction E.Finally, make sure the battery cover is securely closed.BACDESection 2: Understanding Your Phone20 2A: Your PCS Phone – The Basics
Page 1: Online User’s GuideSingle-Band PC
Page 7: Retrieving Your Voicemail Messages
Page 12: Introduction to thisOnline User’s
Page 16 and 17: Section 1ASetting Up ServiceIn This
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Page 33 and 34: Using the Environment SwitchYour PC
Page 35 and 36: Making and Answering CallsMaking Ca
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Page 67 and 68: Understanding RoamingRecognizing Ic
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Page 71 and 72: Menu NavigationYour PCS Phone allow
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Viewing HistoryYou’ll find your C
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Section 2: Understanding Your Phone
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Selecting a Character Input ModeYou
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Editing SmileysTo edit a Smiley:1.
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2. Highlight Phone Book and press O
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Finding Internal Phone Book Entries
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Options After a Phone Book SearchWh
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Erasing Stored EntriesTo erase an e
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Speed Dialing Directly from Phonebo
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Setting the Time/DateIn a no servic
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6. Highlight one of the following e
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Tip: You can change the calendar di
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Using the Task ListYou can use the
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Editing Task DetailsTo change a Tas
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Using Your PCS Phone as a NotepadYo
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Scratch Pad OptionsWhen you display
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Tip: Even if you switch the PCS Pho
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Folder name Data type Extensions Fu
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Specifying DataYou can specify whic
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Make Task List: Stores vCalendar da
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Playing MelodiesMelodies are played
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Using Voice-Activated DialingIn add
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Recording VoiceYour PCS Phone can r
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Specifying the Server SettingsYou c
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POP3: Sets the POP3 server details.
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Setting the Font SizeYou can use th
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Save: Saves the e-mail you are writ
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(Cc icon): Indicates that the addre
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Setting the Outgoing Mail List Scre
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Options Available During Outgoing M
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Connect to the Web and display a UR
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until you have selected all the e-m
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Options Available During Incoming M
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Using VoicemailSetting Up Your Voic
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Voicemail OptionsYour PCS Phone off
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Clearing the Voicemail Message Icon
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Using Call ForwardingCall Forwardin
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Browsing the Web on Your PhoneLaunc
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ScrollingAs with other parts of you
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Note: Bookmarking a page does not s
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RestartingtheWebBrowserIf the Web b
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Setting Up a Web ConnectionGetting
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PCS MessagesThese appear on your sc
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Erasing a PCS MessagesTo erase a me
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3. Scroll to the new short mail mes
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6. Select Send and press the Soft K
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For more information on assigning t
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GamesYou can play a variety of ente
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PCS Vision FAQsHow will I know when
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Section 3: Using PCS Service Featur
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Getting Started With PCS Voice Comm
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Section 3: Using PCS Service Featur
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Getting the Most Out of Your Recept
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Let the person you are speaking to
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Restricting Children’s Access to
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accessory, ensure that the antenna
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2. How is radiofrequency energy use
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The FCC guidelines for human exposu
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in excess of the guidelines under n
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users from radiation with making fa
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Antenna RF Emission Safety: Rules,
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high levels of RF can produce healt
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esults that often cannot be repeate
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Again, the scientific data do not d
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its standards and are used accordin
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User Guide Proprietary NoticeCDMA T
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Customer Limited WarrantySPRINT SPE
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SPRINT MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES OF
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U.S. law and international agreemen
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Menu Language 47Menu Navigation 62M
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Cómo seleccionar tipos de timbres
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Cuando llega el momento de un event
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Cómo revisar sus mensajes de corre
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Bienvenido a SprintSprint creó la
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Sección 1Cómo empezarSección 1C
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Cómo activar el servicio PCSDeterm
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PCS Customer SolutionsClaire, su re
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Sección 2AFunciones básicasde su
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a la luz (por ejemplo, cuando saque
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La pantalla de su teléfonoLa sigui
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Marcado abreviado de teléfonos, pa
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4. Cuadre las guías de la parte su
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Cómo usar el cargador de viajePara
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Cómo usar el control de ambientesS
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3. Presione T. (Cuando esté en roa
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usted selecciona una pausa fija, el
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Sección 2BCómo ajustar su teléfo
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Cómo cambiar el Volumen de las tec
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8. Resalte Melodía y presione OK .
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oResalte Descargas, presione OK y r
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Cómo cambiar la animación de ence
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Función de ahorro de energíaEsta
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1. Desde el modo de espera, presion
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2. Seleccione el ícono Ajustes y p
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Cómo programar el timbre para apag
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Sección 2CFunciones de seguridadEn
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Cómo desbloquear su teléfonoPara
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Cómo guardar números especialesUs
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1. Desde el modo de espera, presion
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Sección 2DCómo controlar el Roami
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4. Resalte Modo de ajuste y presion
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Sección 2ECómo navegar por los me
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Cómo ver los menúsDiagrama del me
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InternetReg. de salidaProtección r
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Usando el Menú Principal1. Desde e
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Sección 2FRegistros de llamadasEn
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Cómo llamar desde un registro de l
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Sección 2GCómo usar elDirectorio
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Para más información sobre T9 Tex
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3. Resalte el text clip que desee.4
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Menú de opciones mientras introduc
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Tipo Email: Una vez que haya guarda
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4. Resalte Buscar grupo y presione
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Consejo: Si usted no presiona ningu
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4. Resalte el número deseado y pre
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Sección 2HOrganizador personalEn e
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5. Para seleccionar una fecha, res
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Cuando llega el momento de un event
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Opciones de la agendaEn las pantall
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Cuando llega la fecha límite de un
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Consejo: Cuando use Borrar finaliz.
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Opciones de apuntesCuando usted vea
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Fecha: La alarma suena en una fecha
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O use las siguientes teclas:W : +/-
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Cómo tocar o ver archivos guardado
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Cómo ver los detalles de archivos
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Opciones de la lista de archivos en
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Cómo programar el modo de reproduc
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Sección 2ICómo usar las funciones
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Cómo revisar los nombres grabados1
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Sección 2JE-mailEn esta secciónC
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7. Ingrese el nombre del servidor y
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Límite tamaño: Cambia el límite
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7. Para ingresar una dirección adi
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Símbolos: Ingresa símbolos.Grapas
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Cómo editar y reenviar E-mail envi
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Opciones disponibles en la pantalla
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Cómo leer sus mensajes de E-mailHa
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3. Edite su e-mail y presione T. (V
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4. Seleccione date, Name, Unread o
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Borradores de e-mailEl e-mail que u
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Sección 3Cómo usar lasfunciones d
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Sección 3AFunciones básicasdel se
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Importante: Cuando esté en roaming
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Contestar mensajes de correo de voz
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Presione T. Esto coloca a la primer
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Sección 3BPCS Vision SMEn esta sec
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La función Net GuardLa primera vez
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Cómo volver al comienzoHay dos for
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Cómo editar un marcador1. Desde la
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Cómo ajustar las opciones del nave
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MensajesAhora usted puede enviar y
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Para ver un mensaje PCS desde el me
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PCS Short MailCómo usar el servici
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E-mailCómo usar PCS e-mailCon PCS
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TimbresCómo bajar timbresPara baja
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Nota: Los archivos bajados adiciona
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PCS Business Connection SMPersonal
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¿Puedo desactivar los servicios de
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Sección 3CPCS Voice Command SMEn e
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Llame a Asistencia de Directorio: S
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Sección 4Pautas de seguridad eInfo
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Sección 4ASeguridadEn esta secció
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después de analizar los estudios y
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instalados o blindados. Debe verifi
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Es recomendable cambiar la batería
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Los valores SAR más altos reportad
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expresar la fortaleza de un campo m
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niveles de exposición en los rango
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sección 1.1307(b) de las FCC's Rul
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"escudos" podrían interferir con l
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niveles de exposición que se acerq
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organismos podrá regular la locali
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La FCC también regula las estacion
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La FDA ha participado activamente e
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prótesis auditivas y los teléfono
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El Department of Defense (DOD sigla
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Sección 4BGarantía limitada al cl
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cambios extremos en clima o tempera
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Sección 4: Pautas de seguridad e i
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