Axesstel AXWP1900B Fixed WLL Telephone (PCS CDMA) User Manual

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“NTRODUCTION
The wu. (wireless Local Loop) phone operales lhrougn a wireless
oonneelien insiead of a phone wire, linking ihe subscribers or me general
wire phone and the phone office.
AXW-PBOO & AXW-P1900, a CDMAZOOO Fixed Wireless Phone has an
elegant deslgn wllh advanced features. A large a-llne dol matrix liquid
crystal display provides user-friendly Interface for quick and easy information
display. AXW-P800 provides rich services to cusiomers such as basic voice,
value added dala, caller ID, inree-way calling and shpn message elc. The
keypad is back in ler easier dialing, lnlegraied exlernal micraphone and
speaker enable users lo make calls and talk wiinout me hassle of picking
up the handset.
FEATU RES
1 Speaker Phone
2 Signal Sirenglh Indicator
3 Redial
4 Volume Control
5 Lignled Keypad
e Baliery Power Supply
7 Easy to read LCD Screen
8 One-touch, Two-touch Calling
9 Automaiic Sending
10 Phone Book
11 short Message Service
12 Data Call (up to 153,5kbps)
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ABLES OF CONTENTS
Surely Precauiions
Checking Pans .
Setting up Your Phone
Getting to Know Your Phon
Display Icons
Function Keys.
Basic Operation
Placing Calls ..
Radial
Receiving Cal
Adlusllng Volumes
Choosing lne Hing Ton
On-Hook Call .
Inlemal Phone Book
The Internal Phone Book
Sioring Numbers in Memory
Searching lor Numbers in Memory
Erasing a Number' Memory
One-Touch Calling
Two-Touch Calling.
Useful Features
Call Log
Electronic Dialing
Displaying Your Phone Number
Mute .
Silent Scratchpad .
NBS-norm
Sending Your Phone Numbe
Selecting Time Mode.
Selling the Alarm.
Checking and Clearing Call Times
Setting Warning Beeps .
Advanced Features
Changing Greelmg Message
Syslern Resel...
Resiliciing Use at the Phone
Locking the Phone .
Changing the Lock Code
Tone Length and Back Lighl.
Optional Features
Call Forwarding
Call walling ..
Three-Way Calling
Message Service.
Misoellaneous
Menu Option Table .
Conversation and Message Menu .
Spewlcaflons ..
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
. Avoid placing the phone in a dusty location, or near a source ot gas or fire.
2. Don't shake. hil or drop ltla phone.
a. If you clean the outside 01 the phone, use only a sott. dry cloth. The chemicals In alcohol,
benzine or acetone can damage the surtace at the phone.
4. Do not twist or pull the cord out of the phone.
5. Do not disassemble the phone.
6. DO NOT use the power adapter it:
- The power cord is damaged.
~ The phone has been dropped or damaged in any way.
7, Use only the AXESSTEL provided adapter. Do not use the AXESSTEL adaptsl tor any
other purpose.
3. Use only the AXESSTEL provided antenna. Do not use the antenna for any other purpose.
9. Frequency and length at use can atleol the tile ol the sell-charging battery.
Contact your customer servioe it the battery is not operating properly.
to. Use only the designated sell-charging battery. Dispose or exhausted batteries properly.
Never discard a battery in or near fire of flame.
11. Do not use the telephone near Water, tor example, near a bathtub, sink. wet basement,
or swimming pool.
"915: The input voltage and the shape at the plug on this phone may vary lrom country
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-HECK|NG THE PARTS
Once you have unpacked yaur phone, make sure that you have all the pans shown
below. I! any pleee ls missing or broken. please call your customer service.
1. Maln mm 2. Hanan!
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5. Antenna 6. Battery
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Installing the phone
This phone operates by rece'wing DC power from the AXESSTEL power adapler.
which is connected to electrical outlet. The phone is equlpped with a rechargeable
ballery to back up AC power failure.
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SETTING UP YOUR PHONE
Wall mount Inslallatlon
1. Mark two mounting hole locations on fine wall.
2. Drill two holes at the marked localion.
3. Allach the wall mounlable brackel.
4. Tighten lhe saews lirmly.
5, Plug In power connector and route lhe cords In a groove.
6. Install lhe phone Dnlo lhe wall mounl brackel hook.
Push the phone agalnm the wall and pull ll down lo lock.
7. Screw lne anlenna lnla anlenna counselor.
5. Pull out me handset hanger and relnsen It In me reverse way.
NOTE :'l'he Input voltage and the shape of me plug may vary lrom country lo
' country, The Input and output voltages are Indlcatsd on the adapter
(lnpul: AC 100-240“ 50~60Hz, Oulpul: DC QV, IA).
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METTING UP YOUR PHONE
Servlce Stalus Check
Display in service area
When lne power cord is conan properly. all segments
in lire LCD window will rum on briefly and Power LED will light. trill
The number of bars al signal slrengm indiaaler (anlenna icon) “Egg-EL
indicates lne sirengln at service signal ol lhe area. ,
The display will show me greeling (AXESSTEL as delaull), THU 10/09 5.24P
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You can change (he greering. (See page 34.)
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When mere is no servloe signal dereclecl In your area,
no anlenna bar appears. Contad your service provider.
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E1'I‘ING UP YOUR PHONE
Installlng the battery
1. Remove screws with a screw driver and remove the banery cover on me bollom
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2. Plug in battery oonnemur.
3. Replace |he battery cover and screws.
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.E'|'I'ING TO KNOW YOUR PHONE
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I Antlennn: Adiusling [he antenna
improves me sound qualily ol me call.
a MENU: Press lo access the phone's
menus.
3 CLEAR: Lels you clear your lasl entry.
4 STORE; Stores phone numbers, and any
senings you select in the menu wilhln the
phone's memory
5 MESSAGE: Press to retrieve messages.
6 RECALL: Allows you to redial the last
number called.
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7 vousc R: Lets you adiusl sound
levels and scroll through me menu
options and displays.
a Hand Free: Allows you to place/receive
a call without lining the handset a"
[he book.
9 Microphone: Allows you lo talk without
lifting the handset 0” the hook.
to Power LED: The Power LED lighls
wnen lhe power is conneaed. Under baltery
power, lhis LED is always all.
11 smn Keys: Press to move me cursor
when enlering Ielters and lo scroll
through menu opflons and displays.
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EliSPLAv ICONS
Icons display on the screen to indicate what features you are using, signal strength
and battery status ete...
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indicates the strength oi the current signal. The more tiers,
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indicates me level of battery power. The more bars, the more power.
When the battery is low, the icon blinks and an alert tone sounds.
M EN Indicates that you are using the phone's rnenu,
indicates that you have set eiarrn time.
indicates that you are in the phone's internal phone book.
Indicates when you have a text message or a voice mail message.
Indicates that a Call is in progress,
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UNCTION KEYS
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Press this key to display the phone's main menu.
Press this key to store a phone number In the phone book
to save menu settings.
“(ME Press Ihis key to retrieve messages.
Clears information from the display screen.
“W - To erase one oharamer from the display screen. press il once.
- T0 erase all the characters on "18 screen, press and hold down.
- To go back one step in menu mode. briefly press iI once.
Press this key to reoiel the last number called or to connect at
agent call right alter dialing the number without waiting until ltie call
is connected automatically.
Press this key to control the volume or keypad tone, earpiece
and speaker or to scmll the menu ilems in menu mode,
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The Speaker button is used to place or reoelve a call un’lhoul
lilting the handset off the hook. External microphone Wlll allow
ycu to talk hand free.
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Basic Operation
Viz} placing Calls
Redlal
Reoelvlng call
Adlufing Volumes
Choosing the Rlng Tone
Orv-Hook call
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ELACING CALLS
1 Make sure your phone is turned on.
2 Pick up the handset to hear a dial tone. Twill El
When the phone falls to acquire seMcs signal, you will hear PLEASE
”No Service“lone (Intermittent tone).
3 Dial the number to cell. The LCD window displays
the number.
4 Wait tor a moment or press $2“. .
5 When the other person answers, begln your oonversalton.
e To end the call, replace the handset. ‘23'459'7390
£1 Modifying a phone number while dialing"
‘ the last dlglt entered: Press & briefly.
mm: entire number: Press & and hold.
TE2: Automatlc calling
Th, 'phonewas set to places a call automatically 4 seconds alter last digit entry from
ttté famvy. To disable automatic sending,
| Press <3“. (D , ®.
2 Press é“— or @ , @ to select "OFF“, then press as» to save.
Onoe automatic sending ls disabled, you have to dial number
and press 0 to place a call.
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Redial the last number you dialed.
1 Pick up the handset or press @ .
2 Press 0 .
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(139 powef Is lust on. 'NO LAST CALL!‘ will display.
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[HAND FREE CALL
This feature allows you to make a call without picking up the
handset.
1 Press Q.
2 Enter the phone number you wani to call.
a When you hear me other party answer, begin the conversation.
For privacy conversation, just pick up the handset and contlnue conversation.
; Ural Unintended OFF-HOOK recognition.
it there's no digit entry alter picking up handset or pressing , the phone will sounds
dial tone, busy lone and howler lone consecutively with 10 second interval belore it
recovers idle state. You can still receive an incoming call by hilting hook or pressing .
EECEIVING CALLS
When there's an incoming call, your phone will rlng and blink
"Incoming Call" message on the display.
I Slmply pick up the handset or press to answer the cell. m“ r
2 To disconnect, replace the handset or press @ .
INCOMING CALL
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When Caller ID Is activated.
O Caller ID Dlsplay
The Caller |D leeture displays the callers number when uie ml
phone receives a cell. If the callers name and number are
slorad together in the phone book. the caller's name will lNClMING CAI-l-
display. Contact your service provider to activate this leature. DAVID KIM
NQTE; it the cell is not answered, lhe phone will display In“
hSeed Call" message with the last missed call anlval
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mDJUSTING VOLUMES
you can control the sound volumes including the key tone,
earpiece, speaker and the ringer
Q Controlling key tone volume
Press 3g“. repeatedly until It reams proper volume.
h cantrolllng external speaker volume
Prose 3 repeatedly during hand lree call to adjust
exlernal speaker volume.
0 controlling earpiece volume
Pick up the handset and press 3 repealedly during
a phone call to adJusl earpiece volume.
6 Controlllng rlng volume
l Pressé ®@.
2 Press to adjust ringer volume.
3 Press 33 lo save.
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RING VOLUME
W y’ou eeleel 'Si|erll', the phone won‘t ring an incoming call.
< ly‘lNCOMING CALL“ message will blink.
HOOSING THE RING TYPE
You can choose from nine different ring tones.
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2 Pressg or@. ® lo eelecl ring lype
3 Pressé‘": to save
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The Intemal Phone Book
Sloring Numbers In Memory
Searchlng lor Numbers In Memory
Erasing a Number in Memory
One-Touch Calllng
“Mo-Touch calling
HE INTERNAL PHONE BOOK
Your phone has an Internal “Phone Book" In which you can
store up to 99 frequently calllng names and numbers.
ETORING NUMBERS IN MEMORY
1Enter£.,@,@.
2 Enter name by pressing the alphanumeric keypad
and press 52; .
uoTEt: llyuu do not want to enter name, just press.
£3 here. The number wlll be save as "No Name".
More. Name entry is limited to maximum is letters. PHONE NUMBER 2
How to Enter a Edit TEXT —
You can enter letters using the alphanumerlc keypad.
Each button has 3 to 4 letters assigned. Each stroke on
[he button will swllches the letters assigned to the button
and its own number. Stop pressing when the letter you
want to enter appears. You can switch cepltal to tower-ease
letters by pressing 53; . Press % again to gel
back to capital letters.
To enter special characters, press @ repealedly.
For space. press ® . Togo back. press @ .
once stoke on c’f‘m’fi will erase me last letter In line.
3 Entertne telephone number and press &. ml m ED
Up to 32 digits can be saved.
, MEMORY LOCATION
4.An em Iocat'o d' | l malice" . P7855
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to save the number in the Iocatlon.
To assign diflerenl location, press 2 digit location
number and press a.
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display. Press £3“) lo overwrite or press W
to go back to automatic location. KEEP SECRET 7
a "KEEP SECRET?" displays. Press £31" no N0
secret lealure is necessary.
To store the number in secret, selecl "YES"
byp ' or@,@and press «25».
saved number won't be displayed unless password ls enlered,
godlellng to secretly saved number wlll prompt password entry.
EEARCHING FOR NUMBERS IN MEMORY
You can search Inlormatlon stored in the phone book in various
way and make a call directly from it.
b Searchlng Ivy Name
1 Press 4") .@lPhone book), @(Seamh), (Dlname).
2 Enler all or pan ol the name and press ell-Si.
Example) EnlerAand press 35, tolind all names
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3 The phone displays rhe memory location numbers along 05 : DANIEL
wilh Ihe name OHhelirs1 match.
. fN ME MATCHES? appears when there‘s no Tu“
mmdleswllh your entry ENTER LOCK CODE
4 Press gar. , @ lo search lor me name you're
looklng lor and press (“filo display the number. hll
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reuy saved number. Enrer look code 123-456-7890
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1 Press a.@ (Phone book). 6) (Search),®(numbel)
2 Enter all or parl 07 the number you remember and
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S The phone dlsplays the memory location numbers and
names whlch has the number matches your entry.
; Bf UMBER MATCHES' appears when lhere's no
number matches your enlry.
4 Press 30! 69.6) to search for the name you're
looking for and press are display lha number.
um NTEH LOCKCODE' appears when you rry re
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Enter look code and press .
6 Press on) dial ms number displayed.
‘ Searching by Memory Lacmon
1 Press & , (Phone book). (D (Search), .(Msmory)
2 Enler me Mo-digit memory locarlon. The phone
displays the lie: or the memory location.
NOTE: 'EMF'TY LOCATION? displays when you enlsr
localion number whim ls empty,
3 Press aw display me number.
1511: N H LOCK cone appears when you try lo
~ mes secretly saved number.
i the lock code and press 2.43“. .
4 Press J‘é‘slo dial the number displayed.
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ERASING A NUMBER IN MEMORY
b To Erase a Specmc Number ml ED
1 Press& ®1Phone book),®(EraseI,@(Menwry)
2 Press one of search op'lons,@(Name) or .(Number) or
©(memory)
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3 Enter name, address or phone number according to 05 ; DANIEL
search option.
4 Select ilem to erase by presslng or ,
and press a. @ ® DAVID KIM
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A Ennarme lock code and passe“; . Tan! m m
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5. Press 9 again lo erase.
e. Presscgagain to confirm emse.
To cancel. press saw». In" [D
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ERASING ALL NUMBER IN MEMORY
b To EroseAlI Number: In Memory
1 Press «EM. (9 (SeW'i'Y) I'll“
2 Emer lock code ENTER LOCK CODE
NOTE: Lock code ls set as 0000 Irom the Iactary. - - - -
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5 Press 3“) conllrm. - ERASED -
ENE-TOUCH CALLING
Memory Iocatlons DI ~ 09 are sped-I Otto-touch chllng Iocatlom. You can dlul the
numbers stored In 01-09 by praslng just one key.
1 Pick up the handset or press @. Y.n||
2 Press and hold the number ol the location (we) Memory 1
containing the number to be called. DAV'D ”M
3 The name and number dlsplays and dials “H“ "
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WO-TOUCH CALLING
1 Pick up the handset or press .. m“
2 Briefly press the first digit oi the memory location , Memory 23
number. then press the second dlgit and hold it DANIEL
down for a moment.
Example) To dial location 23, briefly press the @. n.“ (-
then press ©and hold tor a moment.
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3 The number stored displays and dials automatically, 1234597090
NOTE1: when you try one-touch or two-touch calllng
Ot the number secretly saved, the phone wIII prompt
Lock eodeenlty Enter lock code to make a call.
"0752: 'EMPTVLOCAT~ION' displays when you try
One—town or two-touch calling with empty location number.
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Useful Featu res
“ " Call Logs
Display Your Phone Number
Mute Sllenl Scratchpau
Sendan Your Phone Number
Selecting Time Mode
Semng the Alarm
Checking and clearing Call Tlmes
Selllng Warning Beeps
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ALL HISTORY
Your phone stores the last 10 oulgolng calls and the last 10
Incoming calls (only when Caller ID function Is activated).
You can display and redial these numbers.
6 nedl-llng Outgolng Calls
1 Fress fl» ®(Call History), @(oulgoing).
' GTE” ( there's no am going call history,
‘ tipfl‘wmowla CALL MEMORY EMPTY!" displays. W M ED
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2 Presséeor @ . (9 lo select number to redial. 05 , NcolllING
3 Pressfizblo redial the number. lull ED
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made. Then pressc‘vilo rsdlal one number or 05 . ”MEL
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nesssoageln to save lhe number in memory.
" edial the last number called, iusi mm
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To display a llsl ol reoenlly received calls,
1 Press &, (9 (Call l-llslory), ©(Inooming).
NOTE we no Incoming call record,
' INQOMING CALL MEMOHV EMPTVI" displays.
2 Press Agar @, ®lo selecl number to redial. m
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3 Press an call bank the number. 123-456-7890
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~ presscflgagain lo save the number in memory.
,_ x : Incoming history ls available only when
' caller ID Is alarmed.
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b Emlng All Numbers In can Hlslory
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3 Press ©(Erase Logs) m" -
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4 Salem YES by pressing £5 or @, ® . ’V55
5 Press om to ooniirm. m"
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EISPLAYING PHONE NUMBER
You can display your own phone number.
Displaying Phone Number
‘ Press Maw (Security) mu
ENTER LOCK CODE
2 Enler lock code ____
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This feature lets you mute the microphone, so that the other
party cannot hear your voice or the sound of your surroundings.
This funclion is available only during conversation.
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near you. but you can hear them.
2 Press gx ,®again to resume the conversation“
SILENT KEYPAD
You Gan check your own phone number or save a number during a
conversation without transmitting the dial tones to the other party.
Thls luncflon is available only during a telephone oonversallon.
I Press &,®(Sllent Key) during conversation. Yuril m (’
'S|LENT KEY' blinks lo indicale Ihe lunction is working. I
2 Press {5,6} again to disable the leature.
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NOTE: With SILENT KEY lunctloh an, you cannot response to AHS
'(Autumaiio Response System).
EENDING YOUFl PHONE NUMBER
When you're prompted to enter your phone number by Ans,
you can conveniently transmit your number by pressing two keys
Instead of the entire number.
If 'SILENT KEY' is set, you cannot use lhls feature. Thls luncllon
is available only durlng a telephone conversatlon.
1 When you‘re prompted to enter your phone number
Pressé'”. ‘® (Send My #) Inn
SEND MV NUMBER
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EELECTING TIME MODE
I PressE’. ,@(Tlme). ®1Tlme Mode). “I,“
2 Selecl lime display mode by presslng
45 or@ .@ .
AM/F'M: Display 0-12 hours W"?! A or P indicator
24 Hour: Dlsplay oo~24 hours
a Press lo save change.
TIME MODE
AM/PM
EETI’ING THE ALARM
You can set the alarm sound dally or onetime only.
1 Nessa"), @ mme),® (Alarm).
2 Salem “SET" by pressing q'r-Z-Swfie), @ and
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3 Enter alarm lime and pressfi’w“ . g; 1 323m
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4 Selec1 alarm mode by pressing 60r.,@ m
and press
Daily: Alarm sounds daily. ALARM MODE
One time: Alarm sounds once. ' BAH-V
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5 Enler me ciurarion of me alarm by presslng
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A bell icon (alarm) appears in icon line. 3 M'NUTE
On alarm time, me Icon and "ALAFlM TIME" “I" ,
message blinks and alarm goes all. ALARM "ME
The alarm stops il you Iouoh any bullon.
Canceling the Alarm Tlme
l Pressé'rfa. .(Tlme)i®|Alarrnj.
2 Salem "RELEASE" by pressing
or @ ,®and
pressq’fi. Bell icon displays and lire alarm is sel.
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HECKING AND CLEARING CALL TIMES
0 checklng the um eeii “me
1 Press £5". i 6) (Timex ©(Last Call)-
2 Press é", io cieer me display,
0 checking Accumuimd Alr mm
of Incomlng calls
1 Press & , .rrme),@ (Air'nmei,
G) (Incoming).
2 Press 255» (D eiear the display.
6 checking Aim-mime Mr 11mg
of Outgoing calls
1 Press 45”. . @ mme), .(Air Tlme)‘
©(omgoing).
2 Press to clear ihe dlspIay.
6 Raw McumuIaIed Alr Time
1 Press cuiuzi@(11me),®(Cerlr iime).
2 Select "VES" by pressing 3m @,@ and
press 35» .
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INCOMING CALLS
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OUTGOING CALLS
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Bin-nus WARNING ALERT
You can set your phone to sound warning beeps that indicate:
- each minute you are on a phone call
- when you are out of the service area
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| Press £5, ©(Sound),®(l Min Merl).
2 Select ON or OFF by pressing 3m ©,@ 1 M'NUTE 55:2
3 Press &A
‘ ‘ ~ Iminuie alert is set, ihs phone gives
sifsound each minute whlle you are on a phone can,
0 Setting/Releasing Savioe Alan ‘
1 Press 62”) y 6) (Sound). ®(svc Alert). In“
2 Select on or OFF by pressing £5.01@,@ SERVICE Mgr;
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a Press 45“).
NOTE' When rvioe alert is set, the phone gives
dlerf gridswhen the phone is acquiring or losing
seWé signal.
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Advanced Feartures
changing Greellng Message
System new
Restrlcling Use of the Phone
Locking Qhe Phone
changing the Lock code
Tone Length and Back nght
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HANGING GREETING MESSAGE
This feature lets you change the greetlng message that the
phone displays while it's standby.
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E Enter leek code. . 1, GREEHNG
if“ code ts set as 0000 from the factory. 2. CHANGE CODE
, T0 change lock code (see page 7?)
a Press ©(eraattng). Current greeting displays. n.“ m
4 Press $to change greeting. DO NOT TOUC
5 Enter your new greeting message by pressing the ‘
alphanumeric keys.
22:07 swllch between capital and Do NOT TOUCH!
) To enler "My Phone". Ffll 10/10 “NA
6) a®®®®a~s® a®®m®®®
om save change.
a YSTEM R ESET
To reset your phone to the manufacturer's defaults, follow
these steps:
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2 Enter lock code.
gm Lock code is set as 0000 from the factory.
‘ To change lock code (see page 7?)
a Press ©(Reset Phone).
4 Select "YES" by press gar @ ,® . Ittll m
5 Press 3. PHONE
‘PHONE INITIALIZATION' blinks |N|11AL|2AT|0N
while the phone is reset.
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mEsmicflNG USE OF THE PHONE
You can restrici the use of lhe phone by unauthorlzed persons.
b Ran-lining Outgolng Calls In! W
I Pressfl'gp 9 (Security). 1. OUTGOING V
2 Em | ck code. 2. INTERNATIONAL
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a Press .(Rssirm), @(0uigoing). oumomg CALL
4 Seiem "ON" by pressing gar ©,@ . , ON
5 Press is save change.
in ihis mode, when you rry lo can, '0UTGOING ml
CALL HESTHICTED' displays and no outgolng call OUTGolNG CALL
9°85 "WW“- RESTRICTED
b Recmcllng Inlematlonnl Calls
1 Press-‘fib.(390urny). “I"! m
2 Enter lock code.
3 PressQ(Resirm),® (lmemaiionai). OUTGO'NG “LL
4 Select "ON" by pressingaorQ). Q). ’ 0“
5 Pressé°§>to save change. “I“
In this mode. when you try to make an inrernasonal ,
call (headed by 00), mm CALL RESTRICTED‘ lggrmégfil-
dlsplays and no iniemaiionai can goes mrough.
0 Rulrlctlng Lang Dime Cells
1 Pressé“..(5ecumy). lull @
2 Enrer lock code.
3 Press ©(Reeirm), Q(Long Distance). LONG DISTANCE
4 Seleci "ON" by pressing a“, or@,@ . ’ 0“
5 Press 3 to save change. M
In this mode, when you try to make an imemanonai
call (headed by 00), mm. CALL RESTRICTED‘ LONG ”STANCE
displays and no inremaiienar call gees inraugh. RESTRICTED
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OCKING / UNLOCKING THE PHONE
You can iook your phone so that calls cannot be made by
unauthorized persons. You ean sill! receive incoming calls.
Turning the phone of! does not erase this leature; the phone
siays In mode until you reset It.
1 Press-”$49 (Securily)
2 Enier lock code m" m
3 Press.1Auio Lock) - LOCKED -
5 Seleol ON“ or "on-"v by pressing 3 or@, @. FRI 10/11 aim
6 Press are save me change,
110151: When locked, ihe phone display 7LDCKED-.
"0152: When locked, you have in enter lock code
first 10 make a can,
Ng‘rEszvou can siiII receive incoming calls,
HANGING THE LOCK CODE
The lock code is preset to 0000 irom the factory. You can
change the lock code to any 4 digit numbers.
1 Press-K, 6) (Security) “In
2 Enter lock code
3 Press®(0hange Code) NEW °°DE
4 Enter your new lock code.
MOVE: The lock code must be four numeric digits.
5 Press $ .
6 Pie-enter new lock code for venilcailon m“
7. Press io confirm.
Ou'E NOT MATCHED TFiV AGAIN!‘ —-——-—-
fileye ii me confirmailon enirles do not
reri previous enirles.
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ONE LENGTH AND BACK LIGHT
Tone Length
Some Ans you call may be able Io veeognlze only long tuna.
Vou may have to change the (one length to LONG.
I Fressé": .@(Aulo Setup), ®(lone Lengm) lull
25 l “NORMAL“ or "LONG" by pressing TONE LENGTH
°'® ‘@' > NORMAL
a Press c‘E-ro save the change.
0 Back Light
Von can control the length of back lighting 01 me dlsplay and the keypad.
1. Press 4-2“. , (9 (Auto Selup), ® (Back light)
2. Selecl "a SECONDS" or "ALWAYS OFF" by lel m
pressing a or @,@, BACK LIGHT
3 Press to save me change. > 8 SECONDS
a SECONDS: The light goes of! automatically 3
seconds ansr you Ium on me phone or press the
last key.
Always OFF: The ligm never comes on.
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Optional Features
Call Forwarding
Call Walling
Three-way Calling
Message Service
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-all Fonuarding
Call Forwarding is a feature that lets you lorward your incoming calls to another
phone number, even it your phone is turned oli or is in no service area.
Contact your service provider to activate Call Forwarding.
all Waltlng
Call Waiting alerts you to a second incoming call while you are on the phone.
When there's another incoming call, you will hear warning beep. To respond to
the call waiting, press é-‘E‘Lor hlt shortly the hook switch once. Pressing
“W again or hitting the hook again will let you go back to the firsl cell.
Contact your service provlder to activate Call Waiting.
hree-Way Calling
Three-Way Calling is a leature that iets you set up a three-way conversation
with two diiierent parties. While you’re In conversation with a party, hit
or the hook switch and place another call with the third party, Then press¢"“~j‘.0r hit the
hook switch again to connect the three panies together.
Contact your service provider to activate Three»Way Calling.
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Message Service
Message Service is network dependent feature and Is available
only when your service provider supports it Check your
service provider Is providing message service before using
thls lunctlon.
h Sending New Text Messages
1 Press 3 , ®(Send MSG), ©(New).
2 Enter destination number and press $5,
3 Write message using the alphanumeric keypad and
press
Me: See page 19 to see how to edit text.
4 Your phone number is displayed as call back number.
You can change call back number. Press 3.
5 Select message type withaor@, @and
press .
Emergency messaging is available only when
your service provider support it.
6 Pressfilo send the message,
Note: sent messages are automatically saved for
yelran stall later.
6 Sending saved Text Messages
1 Press 2“; , ®(Send MSG)
2 Select message to resend with b or @, @ and
Press 459.
a To send the message again, press .
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To edit the message press a and go to
step 2 above.
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1. NEW
2. SAVED MSG
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CALL BACK NUMBER
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MESSAGE TVPE
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CLEAR : CANCEL
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b Removing Tm Message
1 wnen lexl message arrives, 'TEXT MESSAGE ml a
ARRIVED' displays shortly and 8 appears in
me icon line.
2 Press $,®(Txt Message).
3 Pressa'bor.. @le select message you wenl m a
lo see and press $-
4 The message, enlvel llme and call back number (if
evelleble) shew up. If the message is long, ll will be
scrolled down In 3 seconds aulomalically. 1“.
To scroll up and down manually,
..- °f@-®- > 1: HELLO?
press 0
4 ll the message eenleins callback number, 2: CA”- ME...
press 42“. if you want lo call back. m 8
Note : ll me call back number ls stored In
me phone book wim e name the name wIII dlspley “V1? 4 = 04 PM
instead or the phone number. FROM 13539455421
NEW TEXT MESSAGE
ARRIVED!
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1 Press %,@(Txl Message). ERASE M537
3 Press (flier («93,69 to selecr message you want
to delete and press .
4 Pressé‘fiagai" lelll
4Seleel YES wilh 450r@,@and pressé'fi, The message
|s erased!
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0 kernel/ins Voice Messages
I When voice messages arrive, '--VOICE MAIL
AHHIVEDH shonly appears and lg appears m
in the icon line.
2 Press 53g ,®(Volce Mail). ngisxfin.
The number 07 unheard messages and the last
message arnval lime and date shows. m -
a Press and hold to retrieve messages.
1: VOICE [01]
2: 15x1- [021
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0 Erasing All Message
1 Press 9 (D (Erase MSG)..
2 Select YES wiln $5. or@ .@ _
3 Press 45 .
f Sehinglkeieaslng Menage Lock
1 Press$,@(MSG Option), ©(MSG Lock)‘
2 Select ON or OFF with agorg), @
3 Press 0.
While message luck is sei, [he phone will ask Lack
Code whenever you iry lo reirielve messages.
6 Setting/Releasing Menage Alert
1 Press 5”; .@ {MSG Option) ® (MSG Alan),
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a Press 4"; .
While the message aleri Is eel, the phone goes all
alert when messages arrive.
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ERASE ALL?
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MESSAGE LOCK
P ON
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MESSAGE ALERT
P ON
Axw-Paoov and AxW-P1900V do not suppon data call.
Date Cell Service is network dependent feature and is available only
when your service provider supports it. Check your service provider Is
providing message service before using this iunetlon.
h connecting to your PC
1 Conneci il’le phone to your PC wiih the Axessiel dala cable. The cable is
sold separately. You can choose one oi ihe iwo cables; USB cable or 9pin serial
cable amrdlng to your Pc conllgurailon.
TO be added in Korea.
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”1 5 Miscellaneous
Menu Optlon Table
Conversation and Message Menu
Speclllcallons
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MEMU OPTloN TABLE
l II II! Explanation
_ h oumomme Stoves len pnene numbers called
"CALL mosl rscerrlly
HISTORY _ Snares len phone numbers oleells
2‘ “comm reoelved moel reoenlly
SEARCH 0mm User! when seerehlng Tor s phone number
ZTPHONE 1: SEARCH NAME 1 NUMBER IMEMORV in The phone book by namomumoer/
' shared memory number
500K Used when slollng a phone number and
I: STORE name ln lhe phone book
‘, Ems sEARcl-l OPTION Used when eraslng a phone numberln
NAME 1 NUMBER lMEMon The phone book
l-.ALARM RELEASE 1 SET Sel/Release alarm
2~ CALL TlME Shows lne lune 01 Iasl all made
”ME 3: MR TIME |10UTGOMING snows aocumulaled oulgolng call hme
z: INCOMINB shows aowmulaled incoming call one
4; cm AlR TIME CLEAR A»: TIME VEs lNo Resels aoeunluleled bell llme
5~ TlME MODE TlME MODE AM/RM 124 H seleels lime display mode
Delermlnes whelher lne phone alone me
1, RING RING ON/OFF lnoomrng oall wnh sound ol only wllh
message
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2, RING TYPE STANDARD ‘ a TYPES Seleols rlng rype
wow.) 3: RING VOLUME Aoiuels rhe nng volume
. ohm beep alone mlnule lnlervals when
u MIN ALERT 1 MIN ALERT on [OFF you" D“ Bowman“
5: svc ALERT sEvacE ALERT oN 1 OFF ONO" be” WP” “9 ”mm is 9m“?
oul ol or enlenng swell erea
61ALARM TVPE ALARM rvRE Seleols alarm sound
STANDARD e a TVPES
, TONE LENGTH Sels lsnglh ol lone (when DTMFnumber
mum "TONE LENGTH NoRMAL/ LONG is senl) lo anon or long
SET UP , BACK LlellT Sels LCD and keypad llghls on or all
2“ BACK ”G” 8 SEC /ALWAYS OFF
I : GREETING Used lo change greellng
z: CHANGE CODE TlME MODE AM/RM 124 H Used lo change lock code
a: REs‘rRlcT 1.INT‘L CALL Used lo limll inlemalional ea"
a LONG Dls‘r Used lo llmll long dlslanoe cells
G'SECUR'TV 4- cm MEMORY figxsgmfi 50° : Ereses all numhsu in memory
5. RESET PHONE RESET PHONE Relums lne phone lo leelory selling
NONES
5: AUTO LOCK AUTO LOCK Used lo look me phone
OFF/ON
7- Mv PHONE 11 Used lo check your phone number
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_ ERASE HISTORY? Erases numbers in omgemg on incoming
5- “ASE LOGS No/vEs call hiswry.
DISPLAY LANGUAGE
9: LANGUAGE ENGLISH/SPANISH Selects user ln'er'ace language,
1- DATA PORT DATA PORT Salsas «me pm emllgurallnn
SERIAL/USE
7mm 2: D5 SPEED Ds SPEED Seleels dale service speed
SERWCE 115.2Kbpm92Kbps
3- RECEIVE MODE RECEIVE MODE Select incoming call receive made
volcE ONLV/ASYNC/PC FAX
' The lock code is Diesel |o 0000 a: me laclery.
' A! MENU, press “CLEAR" lo mum in me pvevlous menu.
IONVERSATION AND MESSAGE MENU
During Conversuflen MENU
l: MUTE
2: SILENT KEY
a: SEND MY at
Massage Menu
1: VOICE MAIL
2: TEXT MAIL
3: SEND MESSAGE
4: MESSAGE EHASE
5: MESSAGE OPTION
EPECIFICATIONS
Frequency AXW-PGOO TX: 824 ~ 849 MHI RX: 869 ~ 394 MHz
Range AXW-P1900 Tx21850 ~ 1910 MHZ RXZ1930 ~ 1990 MHZ
Channel Bandwidth
CDMA 1.25 MHz
Slabilily oi lrequency
0.4 ppm
Exlemal appearanoelmm)
205(L) x 180(W)x emu
MN 7409 (without baflery)
Sending oulpul maximum 0.23w E.H.P
Temperature oi operation -2o°... ~ 60°...
Relative humidity 5% ~ 9m
Adapler InputzAC 100~240V mom Oulpul: DC 9V/1A
Battery Slandhy 1SmA (Slot Cycle Index: 2) 72 hours
Talk 405mA
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