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Macronix MCX-608
User Guide
10.8 Safety Information
What Chapter 10.8 gives is additional, more detailed safety information. A
short summary entitled Safety Overview can be found at the beginning of
this manual.
short summary entitled Safety Overview can be found at the beginning of
this manual.
10.8.1 Making Emergency Calls
1.
Switch on the phone.
2.
Check that there is sufficient signal strength and SOS
Emergency Service.
Emergency Service.
3.
Press the End key as necessary to exit all calls and menus, go
to the main menu, and get the phone ready for calls.
to the main menu, and get the phone ready for calls.
4.
Enter the appropriate emergency number for where you are.
Emergency numbers are different depending on location. (For
example, in the U.S.A. the emergency number is the all too well
known 911, whereas in Taiwan, the emergency number is 112.)
(You can dial the emergency number even if you have no SIM
card and no PIN number.)
Emergency numbers are different depending on location. (For
example, in the U.S.A. the emergency number is the all too well
known 911, whereas in Taiwan, the emergency number is 112.)
(You can dial the emergency number even if you have no SIM
card and no PIN number.)
5.
Press the Send key.
Notes:
Some features may first need to be turned off before you can make an
emergency call. Ask your local wireless phone service provider, and/or
see this user guide. If you make an emergency call, try to give all the
essential information very accurately. At the scene of a disaster or
accident, bear in mind that your cell phone may be the only way of
communicating that is available. For this reason, do not end the call until
the person on the other end says it is okay to do so.
emergency call. Ask your local wireless phone service provider, and/or
see this user guide. If you make an emergency call, try to give all the
essential information very accurately. At the scene of a disaster or
accident, bear in mind that your cell phone may be the only way of
communicating that is available. For this reason, do not end the call until
the person on the other end says it is okay to do so.
Your MCX-608 cell phone utilizes user-programmed functions, land lines,
wireless networks, and radio signals. Therefore, it is not possible to
guarantee connections in all conditions. For this reason, you should
never rely entirely on wireless or cell telephone for medical emergencies
and other communications of extremely high importance.
wireless networks, and radio signals. Therefore, it is not possible to
guarantee connections in all conditions. For this reason, you should
never rely entirely on wireless or cell telephone for medical emergencies
and other communications of extremely high importance.
10.8.2 “Turn off Wireless Phone” Locales
It goes without saying that you should switch your phone off anywhere
there are signs that ask or require you to switch it off.
there are signs that ask or require you to switch it off.
10.8.3 Explosion Risk Areas
Restrictions for cell phones are the same as for radio equipment.
Anything you see posted about radio equipment applies to your cell
phone as well.
Anything you see posted about radio equipment applies to your cell
phone as well.