Clarity A Division of Plantronics Inc. PAL101 Manual De Usuario

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Emergency Call  Feature 
When the emergency button is 

pressed the emergency numbers 

saved in the phone’s address 

book will be called in the order 

you have selected until a party is 

reached. Up to five emergency 

numbers may be saved in the 

address book. The numbers and 

the order they will be called 

must be entered into the phone 

in order to ensure the desired 

numbers are dialed when the 

emergency button is pressed. 

After you have entered your five 

emergency numbers, you should 

test the phone’s emergency call 

feature by pressing the emergency 

button to ensure that you have 

correctly entered the numbers 

into the phone. 
Since the phone service must be 

purchased in advance through 

monthly pre-paid credits, you must 

ensure that you have made your 

pre-payment in order for the phone 

service to remain activated. If you 

do not make your monthly pre-

payment or if you do not make a 

full monthly payment, you will lose 

your phone service, and the phone 

and the emergency call feature will 

not be available. 
You must also ensure that the 

phone’s battery is fully-charged at 

all times and that the phone is in 

good working condition in order 

for the emergency call feature  

to work. 
If the phone is outside of a cover-

age area, if network service is tem-

porarily suspended by the network 

carrier, or if there is network or 

phone interference, the emergency 

call feature will not be available 

during those times. 

This phone is not equipped with a 

global positioning service or other 

means to determine the physical 

location of the phone. Conse-

quently, if an emergency situation 

arises but you are unable to provide 

your location to an emergency  

contact person in your address 

book, neither they nor an emer-

gency response service may be  

able to locate you.
The SIM card must be installed  

and activated before you will 

receive any phone service. If the 

SIM card is damaged or replaced, 

the emergency contact numbers 

you entered into the phone will  

be lost. In that case you must  

re-enter your five emergency 

contact numbers into the phone’s 

address book in order to restore 

the emergency call feature.
After you have re-entered your five 

emergency numbers, you should 

test the phone’s emergency call 

feature by pressing the emergency 

button to ensure that you have 

correctly entered the numbers into 

the phone. 

Pacemakers
The Health Industry Manufacturers 

Association recommends that a  

minimum separation of (6) inches  

be maintained between a handheld 

wireless phone and a pacemaker  

to avoid potential interference  

with the pacemaker. Persons with 

pacemakers:
•  Should always keep the phone  

  more than (6) inches from their  

  pacemaker when the phone is  

  turned on.
•  Should not carry the phone in  

  a breast pocket.
•  Should use the ear opposite  

  the pacemaker to minimize the  

  potential for interference.

Hearing Aids
The phone may interfere with  

some hearing aids. If it does, con- 

sult the hearing aid manufacturer  

or your physician for alternatives  

or remedies.

Other Medical devices
If you use any other personal 

medical device, consult the device 

manufacturer or your physician  

to determine if it is adequately  

shielded from external (RF) energy.

Air Travel
Mobile phone use may be prohib-

ited during air travel.

Posted Signs
Obey posted signs or notices pro-

hibiting mobile phone use in certain 

locations, including but not limited 

to blasting areas, health care facili-

ties and aircraft.

Health Care Facilities
Turn the phone off in health care 

facilities when any regulations 

posted in these areas instruct you 

to do so. Hospitals and health care 

facilities may use equipment that is 

sensitive to external (RF) energy.

driving Safely
Check and follow local laws and 

regulations regarding use of a 

mobile phone while driving. 

If you decide to use a mobile phone 

while driving a vehicle, give your full 

attention to driving safely and keep 

the following driving tips in mind:

*

•  Be responsible behind the    

  wheel. Don’t Text and Drive! 
•  Get to know your wireless    

  device and its features such as  

  speed dial and redial. 
•  Position your wireless device  

  within easy reach. 
•  Dial sensibly and assess the   

  traffic. Place calls when you   

  are not moving. 
•  Let the person you are speaking  

  with know you are driving. If  

  necessary suspend the call in  

  heavy traffic or hazardous   

  weather conditions. 
•  Do not take notes or look up  

  phone numbers while driving. 
•  Use a hands-free device for   

  convenience and comfort. 
•  Do not engage in stressful or  

  emotional conversations that  

  might divert your attention   

  from the road. 
•  Dial 911 or other local emer- 

  gency numbers to report  

  serious emergencies — it’s free  

  from your wireless phone.
•  Use your wireless phone to   

  help others in emergencies.
•  Call roadside assistance or a  

  special non-emergency wire- 

  less number when necessary. 

For vehicles Equipped with  
an Air Bag
An air bag inflates with great force. 

Do not store the phone or any of 

its accessories in the area over the 

air bag or in the air bag deploy-

ment area.

 

•  Use only those Clarity pro-   

  ducts and accessories designed  

  for use with this product.
•  Do not disassemble the pro- 

  duct or AC adapter as this   

  may expose you to dangerous  

  voltages or other risks. Incor- 

  rect reassembly can cause   

  electric shock or fire when the  

  product is subsequently used.

•  Use only the charger supplied  

  by Clarity to charge the pro- 

  d uct. Do not use the chargers  

  for any other purpose. Ensure  

  that the voltage rating cor-  

  responds to the power supply  

  you intend to use, for example  

  100-240 V; 50/60 Hz; 0.2 A.
•  Never store or use the pro- 

  duct or charge the battery   

  where the temperature may  

  fall below 0°C (32°F) or rise  

  above 40°C (104°F).

•  Do not dispose of the pro- 

  duct or battery in a fire or   

  heat above 40°C (104°F).
 • Do not open, deform or  

 

  mutilate the battery. There   

  may be corrosive materials   

  which can cause damage to   

  eyes or skin and may be toxic  

  if swallowed.