14-2 Display indicatorsunder the function name; for example, pressingMenu (the selection key under the text Menu )gains access to the menu functions and Memory(the selection key under the text Memory ) to thememory functions. The functions change accord-ing to the situation and previous selection.Note: The selection must often be confirmed bypressing OK. Whenever the Quit function isshown, it can be used to return to the previousmenu level without making any changes.Display indicatorsA or B Indicates which memory is currently se-lected. “A” refers to the SIM card memory and“B” to the communicator’s memory.A voice call is in progress.D A data or fax call is in progress.Roaming – the communicator is used inother than your home network.The phone interface is in alpha mode (let-ters, as well as digits, can be entered).You have received an SMS message, fax ormail.Indicates one of the following: memory lo-cation, menu, submenu or setting option.Indicates that you should use the scroll keysto reach items that are currently not shown onthe screen.Indicates that there is a list of options toselect from. The pointer also indicates the cur-rently selected option.and bar. Indicates the current signal strengthat your location. The higher the bar, the betterthe signal. When this antenna symbol is not vis-ible, you are outside network’s service area.and bar. Indicates how much charge there isleft in the battery. The higher the bar, the morecharge in the batteryWith regard to cellular signal strength andcharge level, both interface displays show thesame information, see chapter 2 "Getting start-ed: Indicators - Using the applications".Nokia 9000 Communicator PCN model on-ly: If this service is available to you, a spool sym-bol appears on the display when a message hasbeen left with your answering service. The sym-bol remains on the display until you listen to andFigure 14-2Figure 14-3daphne.frm Page 2 Wednesday, January 15, 1997 5:06 PM