Axesstel AXWP1930 Fixed WLL Phone (PCS CDMA) User Manual
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USER GUIDE
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“NTRODUCTION
The Fixed Wireless pnene nperaies niroiigli a wireless canneclien inslead ola landline
pnena cable. enabling lha subsmbm lo sal up ma phone ai any wnere wireless servlce
is available.
Axesslel CDMA zulm Fixed wireless Phone provides high qualily and
superior performance Wilh many lealures sum as superinr vnice qualiiy. nplinnal dala
Sarvl‘cn. caller ID, lhree-way calling, call wain'ng. shod message service, elc.
A large graphic liquid cryslal display provides nser-lnendiy mler'ace iai Qulck and easy
inlormauon display.
FEATU RES
Speaker Phone
Slgnal Slrenglh Indicalor
Radial
Volume Conlml
Backlll Keypad
Battery Power Backup
Easy lo read. backlll LCD Sues"
one-leuch. Two-(Ouch Dial'ng
s. Aiiiemaiic Sending
10. Phone Bank
11. Shun Message Service
12. nala Call (up In 153.6kbps)
13. FM Radio wiln programmable presei
14. Hindi Menu (Language Opiion)
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ABLES OF CONTENTS
Sareiy Precauliuns.”
Checking Fans.
Setting up Your Fnane
Geiiing In Know Your Phnn
Display Icons
Funcliun Keys
Basic Operation
FM Radio
Programming Presel
Uelng Preset
Making Calls r
Redle
Recalwng Calls.
Adjusting Volumes
Chmsing lhe Ring Ton
Message Service
SMS Services
Internal Phone Book
Inlernal Phone Book.
storing in Pnanebaak
Searching far Entries In Fhoflebook.22
Eralfng Ari Entry in Phaneboo 23
Erasing All Enirias Irl Phenebook 23
One-Touch Dlaling. 24
Two-Touch Dialing. 24
Uselul Features
Cali Hislory.
Cali Tlmer Dispiay.
Displaying Your Phone Numbe
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Selling me Alarm.
Checking and craanng oaii Times
Semng Waming Alerlsum
Amman Foalums
Changing Greeling Message"
Syslem Rem
Resh'iuing Use 0! Ihe Phon
Locking / Unlocking me Phon
Changing the Lock Coda,
Tone Length and Back Ligh
Language.“ ,
Opllonal Fur-rm
can Forwarding
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EAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1. Avoid placing the phone in a dusty Iomlion, or near a source or gas or fire.
2. Dnn‘l shake. hilordmp Ihe pumas
3‘ To I! you clean lhe culsids of me phone use only a sofi. dry cloth. The chemicals
in alcohol. bunzine or aoelone can damage me surlace of [he pthB.
4. Do nol Mist or pull the cord ml 0! Ine phones
5. 00 no! deassembIe [he phones
a. nu NOT use the paweradaploril:
- The power cord is damaged
- The phone has been dropped or damaged in any way,
7. Use only [he AXESSTEL provided adamoh Do no! use the AXESSTEL adaplw In!
any other purpose.
8. Use only lhe AXESSTEL provided antenna. 00 fuel use [he antenna [or any olhuv
purpose,
St Frequency and laugh or use can enact the Me of me sell—charging battery,
Contact your customer service it the banery is not operating properly,
tat Use only (he designated sell-charging ballery. Dispose o! exhausled baneries
ptupeny.
Never dtscald a ballery In or near lire or flame,
11. Do not use the telephone near waters for example near a balhlub, sink, wal
basement or swmmlng pool.
NOTE: The inpul and output voltages are indicated on me auaptov,
(Input: AC 240V. 50-60 Hz Oulwl: DC w 1A).
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.HECKING THE PARTS
Onne you have unpacked you! phone. make sure Ihal yau have all the pans shown
belnw. I! any piece is missing or broken‘ pleasfi fill ycur culemer sen/ice.
1. Main Unlt 4A User Manua|
2. Handset 5A Anlanni
a. FowerAdaplar 5. Battery
1 Stand [Wall mounl bracket
0A Handset Cord
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Installing the battery
1. Remove screws with a suew driver and remove lhe bauery cavern“ lhs ballom
or me phune.
2. Plug the battery mnneclur into me sockel
3. Ful lhe balmy cover hack and hsAen me suews
4. Turn on me Power Swilch “ow.
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EETTING UP YOUR PHONE
Installing the phone
This phune apevales by mwwhg nc pawer (mm the AXESSTEL power adaptor,
which connecls m an evechicaw oulIeL The phone is equipped mm a vechargeable
battery as a back up in case of an AC pawef fail-Am
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EllETTING UP VOUR PHONE
Wall mount installation
1. Mark Mn maunling hole Immms on me wall.
2. Drill two holes al the marked localmn,
3. Allflch lha wall mnunlzhle magical, ilnreeded.
4. ngnlen the screws firmly.
5. Plug in power mnneclol and mule me cont in me groove on the bank or me phone.
6. Ins!“ [he wall mounl blade! hook inhlha was on me back Mme phone.
Push [he phone zgzinsl Ihe wall and pull ildown finnly unlil locked.
. Screw lhe antenna mm amenna mnnemon
8. Pull aul (he handsel hanger and reinserlil in [he revefse direction, so [hit the receiver
can be hanged.
NOTE : NOTE: The inpul and WW voltages ave mimled on me adaptor.
(Inpul: AC 240V, 50—60 Hz, Oulpul: 0c w. 1A).
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ETTING UP YOUR PHONE
Service Status Check
Display in (he Service Area
When [he power cord is mnneciea propelly. a! segmenls
in lhe LCD window will lum on briefly and Pm, LED wfll
Iighl. The number of bars at Signal slrenglh innimtor
(anlenna icon) indicales the suenglh oi sen/ice signal of
(he area.
The display will show the greeting (TATA INDICOM
as deiauli) with data and Lime.
You can change lhe greelingt (See page 34.)
Display in area with no service
When there is no service signal detecled in your area
no antenna barappsais Conuu your service provider
for the coverage area information,
First. check if the antenna is counseled linnly,
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t. Anlenna: Adjusting the position of antenna
imnmves the sound qualtty ot the can.
2. Puwer LED: The Power LED Ilghls
1.Antenna
2.Power LED
3.VDIIS:mII
mirth keys
“Spank"
phone
5. Clear: Lets you clear your last entry.
7. Stem Stores phone numbers. and any
settings you selecl in the menu within the
when the power is connected. Underoattery phone's memory
power. lhts LED is always oh.
3. Vol/Sore": Lets you adjust sound
ievets and scrott through the menu
options and disoiays
4. Shirt Keys: Press to move the cursor
when entering letters and to scroit
through menu options and disptays.
5. Menu: Press (0 access [he phone's
menus.
a. Message: Press to retrieve messages.
9. FM Radio: Turns on or on the FM Radio
10. Rectal; Allows you In refliai me last
number nailed.
11. Speaker Phunv: Tums on or ott the
speaker phone teature.
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EISPLAY ICONS
tmns display an the screen lo itdicale wtiat teatuies you are using, signal strength
and haltery status etc...
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T | l Indicate lhe suengm ol me stgnat Mme bars indicates
| | l stronger signal.
and an aten lane sounds.
' Indicates Ihe leve! ofbatlery power The more bars. the
m more power. when lhe banefylslow. the icon blinks,
Indlcaus that you are using the phone's menu,
Indicates that the alarm has been set,
Indicale‘s ma! you are in the thmbouk menus
message.
Indicales lhal a voice or data tail is in pmgress,
@ lndtcales that you have a text message or a voice mail
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EUNCTION KEYS
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Press this key In display me phone's main menu.
Cleats inlmnalion [mm me display Susan
- To erase me charmer from me display screen. press il once.
- Tn erase all anaramers on me screen, press and held.
- To go back one slap in me menu mode, press it once.
Press "us hey lo retrieve messages.
Press Ihis key (a stove a phone number In ins phone book,
lo save menu sellings.
Press We key to teas! Ihe last number called or in connect a
call lighl after dialing Ihe number wilhoui wailing unLil the hall
is connected aulomalically.
Press inis key to lum on ere" the FM Radio, wnen mere is an
incoming call «when me user ls allempls lo make an culgning
can. ine FM Radiv unis on amomalically.
Tne Speaker mum is used In place or receive a can wilhnul
using the handset, rne inlergaled miunphune and speaker en me
main unn aims hands [we Wiwemfion.
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Massznn Sawlce ls network depend-"than". and ls avallahla only when your
slrvlcl pruvldnr suppons IL Check your servleo pmvldlr ls provldlng message
service herons uslng mlsrunellon.
Send 5 New You Messages ml“, MESSAGE
l. Press-r Press (11 (New Message) 2: INEDX
2. Wm message using me keypad Toggle between 3: SMS SERVICES
uppercase, lowercase, and numeric by pressing T I
pullon. Press E A "N
HELLD_
NOTE: See paga 21 ror more inlomlallon on lexl sun.
3. nesnnanon Number (Up lo 20 mulliple desnnahons):
~ Erller a single destinalion number and press a
- Group Message: To send me message to mun-ole ml
desllnallcns. serell down lo next available slol and emer l‘azsasrwmon NUMBER
addillonal numbers ‘
- Press @ .
- Ta relrieve a number lrom phonebook press @ lo M
bring up phcnehaak‘ SENDING.»
4A Once (he destinallcn number has been enlered. Press PLEASE WNT'"
@ to confirm lransmiss‘on.
NOTE: Te change delaull message opuons. access
Message Options meme
Q Senelng Saved Text Messages
1. Pressfil. a (Saved use;
2. Select message lo resendw'lh O 0 and
press 0.
3. To send lhe message again. press 5),
To edll lne message press- ,
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Received Texl Message
1. When lexl message anives. MESSAGE! 10112 4:04 PM‘ m“ g
displays shcnly and 8 appears in me icon line. MESSAsEl
2. Press . Q (lnbdx). 10112 4:04 P
3. Press 0 mo lo selecl message you wear
lo see and press 0. m" g
4. The message. anivai lime and all back number (il 1: NEW MESSAGE
available dl'S la .lnne messa iSla .ilwiiibe 2:lNEDX
) p y 92 "9 3:SMS SERVICES
scrolled down in 3 seconds aulanlalically.
To Scroll up and down manually, press Qoro .
5. ii lrle message onmains callback numher and yeu wan! lo :SUNNy
make a call (a that number. > 2: 02255558282
Press @ llyuu went la callback.
NOTE: I! the call beck number Is SW!“ in Ihe phonebook m“ E
wilh a name. the name wlII dlsplayinstead ol lhe 10,12 4 : 04 pM
phone number FROM : 0225553292
6. To forward lhe received message lo another number.
press E113 r
7.1’0 write a reply la the Sender. preSS-.
D. s and Text Message mil
1rPless-r@ llneexl ERAS! M32;
2. Press 0 or 0 la selecl message you wanl CHANGE: <’ SEchK
le deleie and press E.
a. Press E] again. mill
4. Seleci 'YES' wilh 0 are and press 0 , lTSHSR’zESSEiflfii
d Relrlevlng Velce Messages m“ B
1. When voice messages arrive. VOICE MSG' VOICE MSG
10/12 4:04 PM“ sheniy appears and 8 appears "mum”
in me icon line.
2. Press IE. [T (Voice MSG) or pressan view m"
message direelly 4: valcs MSG [D1] v
3. Press (E In dial voice mail service center. 5? TEMPU‘TES
5: SAVED MSG
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1. Press . (D (Erase MSGL ERASE ALL?
2. Select VES' wilh° or 0 . > YES
3_ p,ess°_ CHANGE: 0 SEL:0K
6 Semngmelssslng Massage Alan
1. Press E .@ (Opllcn use),@(msc Alan)
2. Selecl ON or OFF won 0 or 0.
3. Press 0 .
more While «he message alen is sell «no phone will alerl
[ha userwnen memes aflivel
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MESSAGE ALERT
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CHANGE: <> SELzoK
41) Saving Senl Messag-
1r Press ' ©(MSG 0mm; 6) (5m Senl use),
r or 0 (a salad “ON‘ or "OFF“.
1 Press 04
NOTE: Whlle this aplkln is lumen on. wlgoing new messages w'lll be aulomalically saved,
Retrieve the saved messsgas by accessing Saved Message Menu,
dsanlng Message Priority Type
L Press [El .@ (MSG Option), G) (use Priority),
2. Press 0 or 0 lo selem'NORMAL‘ or vacant
sr Press @.
# Samnq Message Auto Demo
1. Press .@(MSG 0plion).©(Aulo Delele),
2. Press 0 or 0 lo selecl 'ON' or '0FF'.
3. Press Q
When Aulo Uelele ls enabied. ms phuna ml aulumalioally flslsls nldssl received
messages in INEOX in caso on": memory.
EMS SERVICES
TATA Indicum nflcrs yuu a wldo vangw of SMS services. from Jokes to Aslrolngy
(0 News. To avail of "use sewlus, slmply SMS (ha snrvlce keyword [D 3232.
Far example. forlokas. SMS 'JDK" In 5202. Those SMS all chars-ah“.
Fluasn call 111 for funnel dntalls.
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Phone book
Internal Phone Book
Storing in Phonebook
Searching hr Entries in Phonehook
Erasing An Enlrie in Phonebuok
Erasing All Entries in Phonehonk
One-Touch Dialing
Two-Touch Dialing
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“NTERNAL PHONE BOOK
Your phone has an internal “Phone Book" in which you can
store up to 99 frequently used names and numbers.
STORING IN THE MEMORY PHONEBOOK
r.press-.@.@.
2. Enter the name by messing me alphanumeric keypad
and pressing E) after completed.
NOTE1: if you do not want lo enter a name. rust pfess
E] here. The "11an wil he saved as
'No Neme'l
norez: Name army is limited to maximum pt 16 letters
How to Enter Ar Edlt Text
You cart enter letters using the alphammeric keypad.
Each button has 3 to 4 letters assigned. Each stroke on
the button wells the assigned alphabet mists and the
numetlc Valuer stop pressing when [he letter you want
appearsl You can switch between 12qu and lowerase
letters by pressing E, PmssE) again topetbactt lu
capital letters.
To enter special characters. press @ repeatedly.
For space. press 0 Ta 90 back. press 0 .
Aslngle sleka on Q] wilt erase “u; test letter in line.
3. Enter the telepttune nurntnr and press @~
Up In 32 digits can he saved,
4. Select me entry type. (Family. Friend. etc.)
5. An empty location displays automatically.
6. Press @ In save the nuntberin the location,
To assign a ditterent Iacafion. enter 2 digil location number
and press .
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MEMDRV LOCATION
SPEED DIAL: [001]
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NOTE: it you select the location in which a number ml m D;
has already been stored, ‘OVERWRI'I‘E‘!’ will be OVERWHITE 7
displayed. press E] In overwnto ofpmss Q “1 MM”
to go back to automatic when,
a. ‘CONFIDENTIAL 7- will be displays. Press @ it no ml mm in
secret teature is necessary. To stare the number in secret, COMMENT,“ ?
select VES' hy pressing 00: o and press 6 . N0
NOTE: Secretly saved nurnherwin not be displayed unless CHANGE: ‘ ’ 55m“
the lack code is entered. One at two touch-dialing
secretly saved number wil pmmpl lock nude entry.
EEARCHING FOR ENTRIES IN PHONEBOOK
You cart search information stored in the phone book in various
way and make a call directly from the phonebook.
d Searchlttg by Name “I“ U2
1. Press .@(Phone book).®(5earctt).®mame), NAME 7
z. Enlerellarpartallhe nameand press 0. _
Example) EnlerA and press 0 to find all names that start
with A.
a. The phone displays the memory locatton numhers along a"); “NW ED
wlth the name or the first match. 05 ; AMIT
NOTE: 'No NAME MATCHES' appears when there is no us : VISHAL
name malchlng with your entry.
4. Press 0 are to search tor lhe name you're W m m
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Inoklng tar and press 0 to display the number, uzzssssazaz
NOTE: ‘ENTER LOCK cons appears when you try to
actress secretly saved number. Enter lock code
and press E. hull mam DJ
ENTER LOCK CODE
5. Press (E to dial the number displayed. “"
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fl Searching by Phunn Numloor
1. Press . 3 (Phone hook), EKSealch), (3 (Number). ml [D
2. Enlerall or pan onne number you remember and PHONE NUMBEm
press 0 . _
3. The phone displays lna memory looallonand names vmlon
conlain your entry.
NOTE: “No NUMBER MATCHES' appears when mere is no
number malcnlng your enlry.
4. Press 0 01° To search torn-e name you're
looking lor and press 0 lo display [he number.
NOTE: ‘ENTER LOCK CODE“ appears when you lry lo
access secretly saved number.
Enter the lock code and press 0 .
5. Press E (o drel lhe number displayed.
d Searching by Memory Location
1 Press . @ (Phonebook),(3 (Search).@(Locallon) full m ED
2 Enler [he lhrae-digil memory looauon. The phone displays the '-°°K UP
Inlunnallan 01 the memory Ioealion.
NOTE: 'EMPTV LOCATIONI' dlsplays when you enlef
Iouuon number that Is empm
a. Pres! o la display lhe numben
NOTE: 'ENTER LOCK cooa' appears when yw Iry Io
amass secretly saved number.
Enllr mo lock code and press 0,
4. Press ‘E lo dial the number displayed,
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ERASING AN ENTRY IN PHONEBOOK
6 Ta Erase a Specific Entry
1. Press [Em . | (Phanebook) amfl 2 1(Erase)
2. Press one or search oplmns‘mmame
a (Memory).
(Numher) or
1 Enter name. address or phone number ammmg In
search ophon.
4. Select an ilem lo erase by pressmg 0 mo
and pressing O A
NOTE: “ENTER LOCK cone- appears when you uy In
access a secretly saved number.
Enter the lock code and press El .
5 Press E] again to erase
6. Press E again la confirm.
To cancel. press @r
E RASING ALL ENTRIES IN PHONEBOOK
To Erase All Enlrlls |l| Fhorwbonk
1. Press andEfiecurlty).
z. Enlerlock code.
NOTE: Defauu Lock code Is Iasl 4 drgils or your phone
number, To change luck Code. see page 37,
a. Press E] (Erase Names].
4. Press E to confirm.
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ENE-TOUCH DIALING
Mnmory looatlons m - net are speclal ono-Iouch mating leeatlens. You can dln| the
numbnrs stored tn 01—09 by pnsslng jusl one key.
1. Pick up the handsel or press @ . M
2. press and hold the numberonm mlion (1—9) MEMORH
oontalning the number lo be called for a moment AMIT
a. The name and lhe gnone numbef displays and alas
automallcally
NOTE: Location 1 may he pmpmgtammed as emargenw mu f
number or voice mail. Please check wim your CALLING...
service provide". 02255555252
WO-TOUCH DIALING
Memory locations 10 ~ 99 are mo~touch dlallng locatlnns. You can dlal the numb-rs
stored In ilk-95 by pressing the first dlgll and pressing and holding me ncond dlgll.
L Flck up the handset or puss @
24 artetly press lhe first dtgtt ol the memory localion m“
number. then press the second digit and hold it MEMORY 23
down [or a momenl. SMITA
Example) To dial location 23. briefly press tlleQ.
men pressE and hold for a moment
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3. The phone numher slured displays and dials CALUNG".
aulnmafically. 02255558232
NOTE1: wnen you lry nne—Iwch or two-lunch dialing tor
the number secrelly saved. the plume will prompt
tor Lock code entry. Enter ttre lock code to make a call.
NOTEZ: "EMFTY LOCATION' disp|ays when you lly Ml&luut:h
flr two-touch dialing wilh emnly locafion number.
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Useful Features
Call History
Displaying Your Phone Number
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Selecling Time Mode
Selling the Alarm
Checking and Clearing Call Times
Setting Warning Ale rls
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ALL HISTORY
Your phone shares the last 20 outgoing calls, 20 incoming, and 20
missed calls (only when Caller ID lunction is activated).
You can display and redial these numhersr
d Redlallng Incamlng or Ourgolng Calls
1. Press ,@ (Call Hrslory),@ (Oulgoing). m,“ mam
NOTE: ll lhere‘s na oulgning mll lrislary, nl : MISSED
"oureowc CALL MEMORY EMPTY!“ displays. 02 f WWWNG
1 Press 0 cl 0 m salaclmmherloredials m : DUTGO'NG
3, Press @ lo redlal [he numbers Tull m
NOTE1: Floss @ lo see lime and dale onne call L m ILA-m
medal Then press @ lo redial Ihe number or 4 oz tAMIT
press @ again to save lhe number in memory, X 03 1 SUNNY
NOTEZ: To redlal the last mile: calledr lust
pick up (he handsetorpress ©and E 1122 1mm“? 9.45?
NOTEZI MISSGd hlsiory ls available Ody when caller ID 02255555252
|S activaled
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CALUNGW
02255553252
Erasing Call Hlslary mu m
1. Press . E (Secumy). ENTER LOCK cons
Z. Enler lock code.
NOTE: Default Lock code ls lasld digits 01 your phone
number. To change lod< code. see page 37,
a. Press ©(Erase Logs). ‘Krlll my
4. Selecl lype 01 call lrlslory you warm lo clear, EAR“ CA“- LOESJES
“1 ' Miss“ CE" CHANGE: 0 saw
[217 Incuming
[31- Oulgolng
[4] —All Calls Clear
5. Press E) In confirms
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ALL TIMER DISPLAY
Toggin Call Timur Display
1, Press@ . [B (Configurallon).
2 Press | (Call nmel).
1 Scroll lo selecl ON or on;
4. Press E] to confirm.
mISPLAYING YOUR PHONE NUMBER
Displaying Your Phone Numher
1 Fuss , (Bmonfigurafioni
2. Press G] (My Phone Number).
m UTE
This feature lets you mute the microphone, so that the other
2. Press -, E
hear you. but you can hear "lam.
(Mule) during oonversalm
The message 'MUTE' hiinks lo immle lhe [auction
ls working. The other parly ran no longer
again lo resume [he conversation,
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party cannat hear your voice or the sound at your surroundings.
This functlon is available only during conversatlon.
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EELECTING TIME MODE
1. Press -. gffimeLu (Time Mode) mm mm
2‘ Select me um: display made by presing TIME MODE
0 or° > AMIPM
CHANGE: (P SEL:0K
AMIF‘M: Oisplzy 0-12 hours Wm. Am P ‘ndimlnr
24 Hour: Dwsplay 00—24 hours
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E ETTING THE ALARM
You can seal the alarm sound daily or one time only.
1. Press @ .®(T|me),®(l\larm)l mm m
ALARM
z. Salecl 'sa'r' by pressingoor ° and > SET
press 0 > CHANGE: o SEL:OK
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4. Select alarm mode h was
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and press 04 ALARM MODE
Daily: Alarm acunda daily. > DAILY
One lime: Alarm sounds once. CHANGE: 4b SEL:DK
s. Enler lhe durallon or lhe alarm by pressing TKLRM-N‘D TIME
0 “0 and Press 04 1 MINUTE
A ball icon (alarm) appears In Icon line. CHANGE: 1 > SEL10K
On alarm lime. lhe Icon and “ALARM TIME“
message blinks and alarm goes all. Til” ‘
Press any key lo slop lha alarm. ALARM TIME
Canceling the Alarm fime
1. Press .E (Tlme).®(l\laml).
z. Selecl “RELEASE” by pressing O or 0 and
press 0 lo slurs the sailing.
Changing Alarm Tone ( FM Radio Alarm)
1, Press @ , (3 (Sound). [Ewan-r Tone).
z. Scrclll In select preler alarm (one sound. You may
choose lram dalaull lanes. melody ring lonos, or
FM Radio presel slalinn ler your alarm (one.
3. Press Em confirm.
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HECKING AND CLEARING CALL TIMES
Q Checking me Last esu 11m. m
1. Press ,E (rune). @(Las| Call} LAST CALL “ME
2. Press @] la exil (he drspaay 3:25
6 Checking Accumulaled Incoming Call rrrne
ml HEM
1, Press (E (I (nms),@ (rman'rrrre), INCOMING CALL
E] (Incammg). 3:25
2. Press Q] (a exll lhe display.
a checklng Accumulated Outgoing call All’Tlm. 7m“ m
1 Press rEmme). Emu-11m). outcome CALL
©(0ulgm‘ngl 12:25:32
2 Press @ lo em me display.
6 RosetAccumula(ed Call 11m. XII“ m
L Press @.@ cnme),®(C|rCau Time). CLEAR “L512;
2 Press 0 r
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BETTING WARNING ALERTS
You can set your phone to sound warning beeps that Indlcate:
- each minute you are on a phone call
- when you are out of the service area
6 Semngmeleasing 1 Minutemen
l. Press -. @(Saund).®(1 Min/Merl).
2. Seleci on or OFF by pressing 0 mo A
3. Press 6 .
NOTE: When 1 minula alen is sei. ine phone gives aien
sound each mlnule while you are on a phone all.
6 SerrlnglReleaslng s-rvle. Arm
ll Press @ .@(SoundL@(sVOAlerlj,
zl Seleel ON or OFF by pressing 0 01° ,
1 Press 6 ,
NOTE: when sewn-a alert is set. the phone gives alert
sound when are phone [5 acquiring or loses Ihe
service slgnal.
d swing/Releasing Cennecllon Ann
1. Press -. EllSouna).E](ConneaAierii.
2. Select ON urOFF by pressing o or° ,
3. Press 0 .
NOTE: When canneclion even is sei, the phone g'ves
aierl suurld when me call has been mnneded (0 IN;
number dialed.
& S-nlngIRaleaslng Voice Privacy Aim
1. Press _ E(Snund).@(voice PrivacyAien),
2. Selecl on er OFF by pressing Ooro .
a. Press 0 .
NOTE: When voice privaa/ file“ is sol, ins phone gives
alsrl sound when lhe voice privacy is on.
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Advanced Features
Changing Greeting Message
System Reset
Restricling Use of Ihs Phone
Locking I Unlockan the Phone
Changing the Lock Code
Tone Lengfll and Back L|ght
Language
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.HANGING GREETING MESSAGE
This teature lets you change Ihe greeting message that the
phone dlsplays during standby mode.
1. Press , Btctrnrrguratron) .Qrcreenng).
2. Current greeting displays. trrll mm
a. Press 0 to change greeting. 2: “5mm
4 E . . 3: BACKLIGHT
. nter your new greetrng nrmge wrm alphanumenc 4, LANGUAGE
keys.
NOTE: Press to switch bemeen mpilal and
lower case letters.
Example) To enter "My Phone .
Press l_L_ amulet E L!
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5. Press 0 to save change
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EYSTEM RESET
To meet your phone settings to manuhctunr's «hulls. lollew lh-n slips:
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‘ ‘ RESFI' PHONE
NOTE: Default Lod< code is last 4 digits or your phone > YES
number. To change teat code. see page 37. CHAN“: 0 SELLOK
Press Factory Reset)
Selecl YES by pressing out o m“ m
Press C PHONE
‘PHONE INITIALIZATION' Mir-ks while "re phone is INITIALIZATIDN
resemng
5"!an
Te res-t yeur ehene settings Io manufacturer's
defaults and clearall user dala, follow these steps:
1, Press @. 7 (Sammy)
2. Enter lock ceee.
NOTE: Deleult Lock code ls last 4 alerts of your phone number.
To change leek code. see page 37,
3 Press 5 (Phune Resel).
4. Select ' ES" by pressing Our 0 .
5. Press -.
s ‘PHONE INITIALIZATION' einks while the phone is resettlng.
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EllesmlcrlNG USE OF THE PHONE
You can reslricl the use of the phone by unauthorlzed persons.
Reslricllng Oulgaing Calls mil
1. Press. .@(5ecunlyl 1. DUTGQING
2. Ems, lock mg. 2. INTERNATIONAL
NOTE: Lock code ls Sol as com from me lacmy.
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3- F'ESSE (Restncllifl (Ongoing) OLrTGDING CALL
4. Selecl '0N‘ by pressmg 0 or 0 A > 0"
5a Pless 3 lo save change. CHANGE“ 0 SEL'oK
ln lhis made. when you lry w call.‘OUTGOING m“
CALL REsTRICTED' displays and no oulgoing call oumomg CALL
goes ("laugha RESTRICTED
d Resirlcilng Inlematlanal calls
L Press @ i
z Enler lack code.
1 PressE] (Resln'cl),@ (lnlemallansl).
4l Select ‘ON‘ by presslrlg o «0 .
Si Press 0 to save change. Y H
ln llns made. when you lry lo make an mlemalmnal "' INTERNATIONAL
call (headed by 00). "INTERNATIONAL RESTRICTED' RESTRICTED
displays and no Imemallunal call goes linwgh,
Tull
INTENATIDNAL
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CHANGE: 1b SEL:OK
@ Raslrlcling Long Dislance Calls
(Press (Security),
.Enler luck cede.
. Press E (Reslncl). E] (Long Distance),
.Selecl '0N' by pressing 0 «yo CHANGE: <> 5EL:0K
(Press 9 In save change,
In lhis mode. when you lry lo make a long distance mill LONG DISTANCE
call (headed by a), "LONG DISTANCE RESTRICTED" “5mm“
displays and no long dislawe wllwes lhrwgh.
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LONG DISTANCE
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OCKlNG / UNLOCKING THE PHONE
You can lock your phone so that calls cannot be made by unauthorized
persons. You can still receive incoming calls. Turnan the phone off does
not unlock the phone; the phone stays in lacked mods unlil you
change it.
1. Press Eng . E (Secunly).
2. Enter lock code. mu . LOCKED -
3.Press@(Aum Lock). FRI mm 2:44P
4. Salacl'ON‘ ar'OFF‘ by pressing e are A
5. Press 0 (a save the change
NOTEl: Whan locked. me phone displays moment
NOTEZ: When locket you have to cute: lbs lock Me
(a make a call.
NOTES: You can slill recelve Incoming calls.
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HANGING THE LOCK CODE
The lock code is preset to 0000 from the factory. You can
change the lock code in any 4 digit number.
1. Press @.(I (Secunly). M m
ENTER NEW CODE
2. Enler lack code.
3. PmssE (Change Code).
4. Enlel your new lock code.
NOTE: The lack code mus! be four numeric digits
5. Press 0. ml m
6. Reenier new luck code (or venficalmnr CONFIRM NEW CODE
74 Press 0 lo confirm —
NOTE: “CODE NOT MATCHED TRY AGAIN!“
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You can control the length of back lightlng of the display and the keypad.
1. Pass . @(c BABCSKEIé‘gHbs
presslng nr .
191855 eon 522 ms changer CHANGE: <’ SEEM
a SECONDS: The llghl goes all aulomalically 3 seconds
after no key press‘caling, or no olher
aclivily occurs
Always OFF‘ The Ilghl never Games ans
NOTE: This setting is m slfacliva only whan lhe phone is operaling Wllh balmy puwer only.
When nawar adaplor IS mmetlsda me back Iighl is always an.
ANGUAGE
Select different language for phone Interface
ll mug 4 .(Cenfigu(alion). ElLanguage) Tu“ m
z Selecl'langusge' by pressing O «0. ‘ LANGUAGE
3. Scroll lo selecl Engllsll or Hlndi. > W
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Optional Features
C all Forwarding
C all Waiting
Three-way Calling
Data Call Service
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.aII Forwarding
Cali Forwarding is a leature mat lets you lorwaro your inoornino calls to another phone
number, even it your phone is tnmed ollor' no service area. Contact your service
provider to activate Call Forwarding.
all Waiting
Call Waiting alerts you to a seooud inooming ral while you are on the conversation .
When there's another incoming cal. you will hear warning beep. To respond to
tire call waiting. press @ of hit shortly the hook swilcrt once. Pressing again
or hitting the hook again wit lot you go back to the first cattcontacl your servlce plovlder
to acttvate Call Wetting
hree-Way Calling
Three-Way Calling is a feature that lets you setup a threeway conversation
with two ditt‘erent parties. While you're in conversation with a party, hit or the hook
switch and plaCA anothercatl with the third pany.Then press ‘Ol hit Ihu hook
swttct't again to Canned the three parties together. Contact your servloe plovldal
to ecttvate Three-Way Calling.
EATA Call Service
Data Call Service is a network dependent ieature and is available only
when your service provider supporls Check with your servlca
provlder for availability.
6 Connecting your pc uquiras optional cable, available separately.
1. Connect lilo phone to your PC witlr tire optional serial or use data cable.
2. Please reler to the manual pltwided with the cable lor setting up a connection on
your PC.
3, Call 121 or visit any at llio nearest True Value Slmp (TVS) to octain a Data Kit.
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SAR INFORMATION
THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT ’S REQUIREMENTS FOR
EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES.
Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. it is designed and
manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency
(RF)energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the
U.S.Government.These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish
permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on
standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through
periodic and thorough evaluate on of scientific studies. The standards include a
substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of
age and health.
The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement
known as the Specific Absorptlon Rate. or SAR. The SAR llmlt set by the FCC is 1.6
Wlkg.'Tests for SAR are conducted with the phone transmitting at Its highest certified
power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the
highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be
well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at
multiple power levels so as to use only the power requlred to reach the network. In
general, the closer you are t: awireless base station antenna, the lower the power
output. Before a phone model is available for sale to the public. it must be tested and
certified to the FCC that it does not exceed the limit established by the government-
adopted requirement for safe eXposure.
The tests are performed in positions and locations
(e.g., at the ear and worn on the body) as required by the FCC for each model. The
highest SAR value for this model phone when worn on the body, as described in this
user guide, is 0.868WIkg. (Body worn measurements differ among phone models,
depending upon available accessories and FCC requirements). While there may be
differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they
all meet the government requirement for sde exposure. The FCC has granted an
Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated
as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines.SAR information on this model
phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of
http:llwww.fcc.gov l oet I fccid alter searching on FCC ID : PH1AXWP193D.
Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR)can be found on the Cellular
Telecommunications &Intemet Association (CTIAywebsite at http:llphonelacts.neL'ln the
United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is tenets/kg
(Wlkg)averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety
to give additional protection for the public and to account for any agitations in measurements.
FCC Compliance Information
This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received.
Including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Information to User
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device. pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful Interference In a residential installation. This
equipment generates. uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used In accordance with the Instructions.
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there Is no guarantee
that Interference will not occur in a particular Installation. If this equlpment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception. which can be determined by tuming
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one
or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit ditfereni from that to which the receiver
is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio! tv technician for help.
CAUTION
The user who makes changes or modifications to the unit without the express
approval by the manufacturer will void user authority to operate the equipment.
Safety Information
1 . SAFETY INFORMATION FOR FIXED WIRELESS TERMINALS
.POTE NTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES
Turn your phone OFF when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and
obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cauls e an explosion or fire
resulting in bodily injury or even death.
INTERFERENCE T0 MEDICAL DMCES
Certain electronic equipment may be shielded against RF signal from you wireless
phone. (pacemakers. Hearing Aids. and so on) Tum your phone OFF in health 0 are
facilities when any regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do 50. RF signals
may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic system in motor
vehicles.
.EXPOSURE TO RF ENERGY
Use only the supplied or an approved replacement antenna. Do not touch the antenna
unnecessarily when the phone Is In use. Do not move the antenna close to, or
couching any exposed part of the body when making a call.
SAFETY INFORMATION FOR RF EXPOSURE
Body worn operation
This device was tested for typical body-wom operations with the back of the phone
kept 25 mm. from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure
requirements, use only belt—clips, holsters or similar accessories that maintain a 25
mm. separation distance between the usefs body and the back of the phone. including
the antenna. The use of belt-clips, holsters and similar accessories should not contain
metallic components in its assembly. The use of accessories that do not satisfy these
requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be
avoided.
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