BlackBerry 9300 PRD-39559-007 User Manual

allow emergency calls when the SIM card is not inserted. If the connection to the wireless network is turned off when you

initiate an emergency call, your device is designed to connect to the wireless network automatically. You can make emergency

calls by typing only official emergency access numbers (for example, 911 or 112).
Note: You should not rely on any wireless device for essential communications, including medical emergencies. Emergency

numbers may vary by location and emergency calls may be blocked or impeded by network, environmental, or interference

issues.
If your device is connected to a CDMA network, when you end an emergency call, your device enters Emergency Callback

Mode. This mode allows the operator to call you back or find your approximate location. Depending on your wireless service

provider, Emergency Callback Mode is active for 5 minutes or until you make a non-emergency call. In Emergency Callback

Mode, you cannot send and receive messages or browse web pages.
If your device supports GPS and you make an emergency call, an emergency operator might be able to use GPS technology to

find your approximate location.

Do one of the following:

• If your keyboard or BlackBerry® device is unlocked, from the Home screen, press the 

 key. Type the emergency

number. Press the 

 key.

• If your device is locked, press the 

 key > Emergency. Press the 

 key.

• If you keyboard is locked, press the 

 key on the top of your device. Press the 

 key. Type the emergency

number. Press the 

 key.

• To increase the volume, press the Volume Up key on the right side of your BlackBerry® device.
• To decrease the volume, press the Volume Down key on the right side of your device.
• To mute the volume, press the 

 key on the top of your device. To turn off mute, press the 

 key again. If

you press the 

 key during a call, your device mutes the call so that you can hear others on the call, but they

cannot hear you.

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