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The International Roaming Service from MTS Allstream Inc., carrying on business as MTS
Mobility (“MTS Mobility”), allows you to stay connected while you travel internationally
by using your BlackBerry

®

8830 World Edition smartphone. Through agreements with

CDMA and GSM roaming partners, MTS Mobility gives you access to coverage in over 170
countries, including availability of data in over 85 countries. You can now enjoy the
freedom to travel where you want to go while staying connected to your business, friends
and family. Follow these steps to ensure you can roam, wherever your business or personal
travel takes you.

1.  Before you travel, be sure to visit mts.ca/coverage for a complete list of countries

where International Roaming Service is available, country codes and to verify roaming
rates. If you plan on using data or tethered data when roaming internationally (GSM
networks) you must make sure that you have a plan that supports data. Call Customer
Care or visit mts.ca for details.

2.  The first time you roam internationally (outside of North America) with your

BlackBerry 8830, you will need to call MTS Mobility Customer Care (see Customer
Service numbers in this guide) to have international roaming activated on your
account if you did not do so at time of hardware activation. For customers that did
NOT activate the BlackBerry 8830 SIM card at time of service activation you will need
to do so if you wish to roam internationally on GSM networks. If you are unsure as to
whether you activated your SIM card please contact MTS Mobility Customer Care (see
Customer Service numbers in this guide) or visit an authorized MTS Mobility Dealer
to verify if you have International Roaming Service active on your account. A SIM
card activation fee applies.

3.  Don’t forget to bring your mobile phone charger and electrical adapter with you on

your trip.

4.  If your MTS Mobility SIM card and/or handset are lost or stolen, you must report it

immediately to MTS Mobility Customer Care (see Customer Service numbers in this
guide) to avoid being held responsible for fraudulent charges.

Your BlackBerry 8830 smartphone includes an MTS Mobility SIM card, located in the
BlackBerry 8830 box, unless it has already been installed by the dealer. The MTS Mobility
SIM card is used to enable service while in GSM mode in international locations. To use
International Roaming Service and the voice and data functionality associated with the
device in GSM areas, the MTS Mobility SIM card must be installed in your device and
activated by an authorized MTS Mobility Dealer. Activation charges will appear on your
MTS Mobility invoice.

1.  Press the battery door release latch, then pull the cover down and

away from the device

2.  Hold the SIM card with the gold contacts down and orient SIM

card according to the diagram contained under the battery
casing. The SIM card notch should be exposed to the right when
correctly inserted.

3.  See diagram found in the battery casing compartment of the device

The BlackBerry 8830 supports voice, data, text messaging and voicemail. Multimedia
services such as downloadable video clips, movies, TV and full track music downloads 

will not work while roaming outside of North America. Internal GPS functionality does
not work in GSM Coverage areas. Call Display, Call Waiting and Message Centre will
work while traveling internationally, however, the availability and functionality of these
features while using International Roaming Service are subject to technical limitations
and may not be accessible at all times. This device will not roam in countries that only
have analog coverage or are on the GSM 1900 band.

When you turn your BlackBerry

®

8830 on, follow the steps below to make sure you can

roam. For more information on your BlackBerry 8830 settings, please consult your user
guide.
1. The BlackBerry 8830 upon purchase is preset for CDMA. Upon insertion of your SIM

card (If not already completed by the dealer) you will be asked to set the device to
“Global” and you must select “Yes”.

2. For the BlackBerry 8830 “Global” is the default network mode. In Global Mode your

device will automatically scan for the an available CDMA or GSM network.

3. How to view Global Mode (Instructions on how to view for verification if required)

a. Select Applications
b. Go to Manage Connections
c. Select Mobile Network Options
d. Select Network Mode
e. Select Global

Making calls in CDMA or GSM mode:
To make calls in either mode, your BlackBerry 8830 must be in Phone Mode to properly
dial. You will not be able to complete an international call if the device is in the idle screen.

To make international calls, use the international dialing code for that country.

• Press and hold 0 until the + appears in the display 
• Enter the country code, followed by the local phone number

• Press and hold 0 until the + appears in the display
• Press 1 followed by the 10-digit phone number

• Press and hold 0 until the + sign appears in the display
• Enter the country code followed by the local phone number

While overseas, you will be placing an international call back to your home province
to check your voicemail.
• Press and hold 0 until the + sign appears in the display
• Enter 1 and your 10 digit cellular phone number
• Press 9 to interrupt your greeting
• When prompted, enter your password

• Press and hold 0 until the + sign appears in the display
• Enter 1 and the 10 digit phone number

• Press and hold 0 until the + sign appears in the display
• Enter the country code, followed by the full international number (even if you are

sending a text message within the city you are visiting)

• Simply press reply and compose message and send

• No different then accessing email while in Canada

Before you are able to access tethered data overseas you have to first ensure that you have
the correct plan that supports tethered data domestically in Canada.

• Install Desktop manager software (comes with the BlackBerry

®

8830 in box)

• Install Connection Manager, download from the MTS website
• Verify that the Connection Manager is working in Canada

• Launch Connection Manager 
• In order to connect the user must check the box at the bottom left corner of the

Connection Manager software that states: “Check to enable GPRS World Roaming
Mode”

For a complete list of countries and rates, visit mts.ca/coverage. Data use on GSM/GPRS
networks is charged at a current rate of $.05/Kb, billed in minimum 10Kb increments.
Minimum charge per use is $0.50. All rates are subject to change. When text messaging in
North America CDMA coverage areas, standard rates apply. Text messaging in CDMA
territory, outside of North America, is not available.

Pressing the + key automatically dials the international access code for the country
from which you are calling. Where it does not, you will be required to manually
enter one.

Do not bend or scratch your MTS Mobility SIM card. Avoid exposing your SIM card to
static electricity, water, or dirt. MTS Mobility SIM cards are considered non-transferable
to other devices of any sort. If you put a non-MTS Mobility SIM card into your
BlackBerry 8830 you may receive voice service. However, MTS is not responsible for
any non MTS Mobility SIM cards or handsets used in conjunction with this service. If
you remove your MTS Mobility SIM card and insert it into another GSM handset you
may continue to receive GSM roaming services from MTS Mobility, in which case the
charges for calls made from that device will continue to appear on your MTS Mobility
invoice. You will not be able to use International Roaming Service without the complete
activation of the service or SIM card.