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CONTACTS
SPOT X can hold up to 70 contacts and/or contact groups. Contacts can be manually
added through the SPOT X or through SPOT MY ACCOUNT. If added through SPOT MY
ACCOUNT, syncing is required using the SPOT X Firmware Updater.
MANUALLY ADDING A CONTACT
1. On the Main Menu screen, select
to display the Messages screen, then
select Contacts.
2. On the Contacts screen, select
display the New Contact screen
(Figure 2).
3. Enter the required information and
select
to save the contact to your
SPOT X device.
If both Email and SMS/TEXT fields are
filled in, the SPOT X will create two
separate contacts, one for each field.
4. Additionally, the sync required icon
(Figure 3) will appear next to the new
contact's name and in the Status Bar.
This indicates that the SPOT X will need
to sync with SPOT MY ACCOUNT, if you
would like the contact to be uploaded to
your contact list in SPOT MY ACCOUNT.
NOTE: See the User Guide for instructions on how
to add contacts through SPOT MY ACCOUNT
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FIGURE 2
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FIGURE 3
2-WAY MESSAGING
CREATE & SEND A MESSAGE
1. On the Main Menu screen, select
select Inbox.
2. On the Messages screen, select
3. Select
to add contacts.
4. Once you have selected a contact, select the Message: field to display the New
Message screen (Figure 4). Enter a message of up to 140 characters and select Done.
NOTE: You can include your Elevation and/or GPS Coordinates by clicking on the
box next to the
and
icons (Figure 5).
5. Select
to send your message.
FIGURE 4
PREDEFINED MESSAGES
Make messaging even easier by sending a Predefined Message. These messages can
only be created in your SPOT MY ACCOUNT and up to 14 Predefined Messages can be
stored on your SPOT X. Syncing SPOT X with your SPOT MY ACCOUNT is required for
Predefined Messages to appear on your device.
To send a Predefined Message, simply create a new message and select the
Predefined Messages button
to access the Predefined Messages you have created.
to display the Messages screen, and then
to compose a new message.
FIGURE 5
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