Axesstel TG130F GSM GPRS Quad Band Fixed Wireless Terminal User Manual

Axesstel Inc GSM GPRS Quad Band Fixed Wireless Terminal Users Manual

Users Manual

© QuestLabs Limited GSM GPRS QUAD BAND FWT with ANALOG & DIGITAL G3 FAX User Manual - TG130 and TG130F TYLER OH 26 September 2008
© QuestLabs Limited REVISION HISTORY Version Change Summary Date Author 1.0 Draft version created 26/09/2008 TYLER.OH 1.1 Several wrong written commands fixed 15/10/2008 TYLER.OH 1.2 Added battery safety phrases 28/10/2008 TYLER.OH 1.3 Deleted SMS related functions 31/10/2008 TYLER.OH 1.4 Modified AUTO PIN Entering and Added Factory Reset 06/11/2008 ALVIN.KIM 1.5 Added note for Date and Time setting 14/11/2008 ALVIN.KIM 1. INSTALLATION GUIDE ................................................................................................................................. - 6 - 1.1. FRONT, SIDE AND REAR VIEW OF TG130 ...................................................................................... - 6 - 1.2. CHECKING THE COMPONENTS ....................................................................................................... - 7 - 1.3. SIM CARD INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................ - 8 - 1.4. BATTERY INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................. - 9 - 1.5. INSTALLATION OF THE ANTENNA AND LOCATION OF THE EQUIPMENT FOR VOICE SERVICE . - 9 - 1.6. DESKTOP INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................... - 11 - 1.7. WALL MOUNTING ............................................................................................................................ - 12 - 1.8. HOW TO USE THE SUPPORTS ...................................................................................................... - 12 - 2. GETTING TO KNOW TG130 ....................................................................................................................... - 13 - 2.1. LED STATUS INDICATOR ................................................................................................................ - 13 - 3. BASIC OPERATIONS .................................................................................................................................. - 14 - 3.1. MAKING CALLS ................................................................................................................................ - 14 - 3.2. RECEIVING CALLS .......................................................................................................................... - 14 - 4. BASIC SETTINGS ....................................................................................................................................... - 15 - 4.1. RECEIVER VOLUME ........................................................................................................................ - 15 - 4.2. DIAL DELAY TIME ............................................................................................................................ - 15 - 4.3. SPEED DIAL ENTRY ........................................................................................................................ - 15 - 4.4. TIME AND DATE ............................................................................................................................... - 15 - 4.5. CID FORMAT .................................................................................................................................... - 15 - 4.6. BAND SELECTION ........................................................................................................................... - 16 - 4.7. EQUIPMENT LOCK .......................................................................................................................... - 16 -
© QuestLabs Limited 4.8. POLARITY REVERSE ....................................................................................................................... - 16 - 4.9. LOOP CURRENT DISCONNECT ..................................................................................................... - 16 - 4.10. DTMF TONE GENERATION ......................................................................................................... - 16 - 4.11. FACTORY RESET ......................................................................................................................... - 17 - 4.12. PIN LOCK ...................................................................................................................................... - 17 - 4.13. AUTOMATIC PIN ENTERING ....................................................................................................... - 17 - 5. SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE FEATURES ................................................................................................ - 18 - 5.1. CALL FORWARDING ........................................................................................................................ - 18 - 5.2. CALL BARRING ................................................................................................................................ - 19 - 5.3. CALL WAITING ................................................................................................................................. - 20 - 5.4. CALLER ID ........................................................................................................................................ - 21 - 6. DATA SERVICE FEATURES ...................................................................................................................... - 21 - 7. FAX SERVICE FEATURE ........................................................................................................................... - 21 - 7.1. ANALOG FAX .................................................................................................................................... - 21 - 7.2. DIGITAL FAX ..................................................................................................................................... - 22 - 8. GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................... - 23 - 8.1. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................. - 23 - 8.2. ADDITIONAL SAFETY INFORMATION ............................................................................................ - 23 - 8.3. GUARANTEE .................................................................................................................................... - 25 - 8.4. TROUBLESHOOTING ...................................................................................................................... - 29 - 9. CONFORMANCE STATEMENTS ............................................................................................................... - 29 - APPENDIX A:……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..- 31 -
© QuestLabs Limited - 4 -Welcome to your TG130 / TG130F TG130 is a Fixed Wireless Terminal designed to provide better wireless connectivity between wire telephone and GSM 850/900/1800/1900 band network with high sensitivity to receive signal and large transmitting power to expand extensively the effective coverage of GSM service. Main function & features - SIMPLE TO INSTALL AND EASY TO MAINTAIN - COMPATIBLE TO MOST TELEPHONES, PBX - BATTERY BACK UP DURING AC POWER OUTAGES - PROVIDE REVERSAL POLARITY SIGNAL FOR METERING - ADJUSTABLE RECEIVER VOLUME - 3 LED DISPLAY (SIGNAL/MODE/POWER) - 10 SPEED DIALS - CALLER ID DISPLAY - NETWORK BAND SELECTION - CALL WAITING/FORWARDING/BARRING - CONFERENCE CALL - DATA COMMUNICATION (CSD/GPRS, DIGITAL FAX VIA CSD) USING DATA CABLE(OPTIONAL) - ANALOG FAX (TG130F)
- 5 - © QuestLabs Limited For your safety Here is important information for safe and efficient operation. Please read this information before using your TG130. For optimal performance, install this indoors. When specially used in an outdoor area, it may not work in below -10℃ or over 50℃. Install TG130 on hard, flat surface for proper ventilation. Avoid using TG130 in high temperature or near a source of fire or gas. Avoid storing TG130 in cold areas. Do not expose TG130 to moisture or dust. Do not use TG130 in the hospital. It will interfere with medical electronic equipments such as a peace maker. Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents to clean TG130. And wipe with a soft, clean, dry cloth to clean it. Do not knock, drop, and shake TG130 to avoid breaking the case. Use only the supplied or approved replacements Do not use TG130 with a car battery. Do not touch the antenna when TG130 is being used. Do not use TG130 with a damaged antenna. Have your antenna replaced by a qualified technician immediately. Use only the provided antenna. Do not use the provided antenna for any other purpose. Use only the provided adapter. Do not use the provided adapter for any other purpose If TG130 fails to work for any reason, do not attempt to disassemble. Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.
- 6 - © QuestLabs Limited 1. Installation guide 1.1. Front, Side and Rear View of TG130 [FRONT VIEW] [SIDE VIEW]
- 7 - © QuestLabs Limited [REAR VIEW] 1.2. Checking the components Check to make sure that you have all the parts shown below after opening the package. If any piece is missing or broken, please call your agent or customer service. 1. MAIN UNIT 2. ANTENNA AND THE CABLE WITH THEIR SUPPORT (YOU SHOULD COUPLE THE ANTENNA IN THEIR SUPPORT) 3. DC POWER ADAPTER 4. FOUR SUPPORTS TO HEAP SEVERAL UNITS. 5 .LI-ION BACKUP BATTERY 6. BASE TO SUSTAIN AN UNIT IN VERTICAL POSITION.
- 8 - © QuestLabs Limited 7. USER MANUAL. 8. CABLE FOR GPRS CONECCTION (OPTIONAL) 9. INSTALL CD(OPTIONAL) 1.3. SIM card installation 1. Disconnect the power supply. 2. Open battery cover on the bottom side of the TG130. 3. Disconnect the DC power cable to TG130 4. Take out the battery pack in the right position between the hold bars 5. Insert the SIM card into the socket as shown in the picture. * Note: Make sure the SIM card is aligned properly with the directional arrow on the holder. 6. Connect the DC power cable to TG130. 7. Insert the battery pack in the right position between the hold bars. 8. Close the battery cover. 9. Connect the power supply to TG130.
- 9 - © QuestLabs Limited 1.4. Battery installation 1. Disconnect the power supply. 2. Open battery cover on the bottom side of TG130. 3. Connect the DC power cable to TG130. 4. Close the battery cover. 5. Connect the power supply to TG130. 1.5. Installation of the antenna and location of the equipment for voice service Before you select a localization to place TG130(F), you should read the section for their Security in the first part of this manual. You can place it in a plane area just as the floor, the walls or the desk or table. 1. it connects the antenna at the TG130(F) (previously it should couple the antenna in their support, make sure of making the one it couples in a complete way, verify that the antenna mo is slack) and locate her it more far possible of the terminal. If the antenna is located near the TG130(F) noise she/he will take place during the communication, avoid it! * Notices: make sure of pressing the antenna completely to their connector in the terminal. 2. Using the marked port as “Phone “connects the TG130(F) to the central PBX, or to the system of tariff of the booth or a similar telephone. If their Terminal is model TG130F and you will use similar fax, connect the fax machine to the port “Fax ". 3. Connect the adapter to the Terminal. Use the connector "DC Input." 4. Connect the adapter DC in an appropriate energy plug. 5. Turn on the terminal. Use the switch “On/Off ". 6. Checks the power of the signal GSM, verify the state of the led “Signal “(check the section 2.1). To improve the signal reception, move the antenna and verify the state of the led “Signal ". Avoids leaving the antenna in a location in which the led illuminates red or be shut down 7. The terminal is ready to be used.
- 10 - © QuestLabs Limited Attention: If the SIM Card (Chip) that will be used in the terminal has the number disabled PIN (it consults to their operator), it won't be necessary to make some additional configuration in the TG130(F); this will be ready for their use. In case, on the contrary, the SIM Card has the active PIN that same number PIN it will be recorded in the terminal. To make it, connect a telephone similar to the port “Phone” and dial: #* 110 * 2 * number PIN # With the previous procedure it will be engraving in the terminal the number PIN. It is this way when the terminal is out and then lit, it won't be necessary to carry out this procedure again. Although the Terminal remains out a lot of time, without current and without battery, the PIN that was recorded will always remember. IF THE PIN OF THE SIM CARD (CHIP) IT IS ACTIVATED AND SHE/HE IS NOT CARRIED OUT THE PREVIOUS PROCEDURE CORRECTLY, THE SIM CARD WILL BE ABLE TO BE BLOCKED AND YOU WILL HAVE TO ENTER THE NUMBER PUK TO UNBLOCK IT (TO CONSULT SECTION 4.9). Avoid noise or interference during the communication: the antenna should be at least separated from the equipment a meter. Avoid proximity of the team and of their antenna to electric motors, fluorescent lamps, radios, televisions, computer monitors, speakers and in general electric equipment. Before connecting the terminal to central PBX, verify connecting a direct telephone and making calls of test that there are not noise or interference during the call; if there is verify the location of the equipment and their antenna.
- 11 - © QuestLabs Limited 1.6. Desktop installation Before you select a location to place TG130, you must read “For your safety” section in the first part of this manual. You can place it on the flat surface area such as above ground, on the walls, or table. 1. Connect the antenna to TG130 and locate it as far as it can reach * Note : finger-tighten the antenna. 2. Connect a wire telephone to TG130 using phone cord 3. Connect the barrel connector of the power supply to DC Adaptor 4. Plug the DC Adaptor into the power supply. 5. Plug the DC Adaptor into an appropriate power outlet. 6. Check signal strength moving the antenna until you find the best signal possible. (See 2.1 LED Status Indicator section) 7. If you use Data Service or PC FAX Service, connect your data cable to the Data port located at the side of TG130. 8. If you use G3 FAX machine, connect your line cord of G3 FAX to the RJ-11port located at the side of TG130F.
- 12 - © QuestLabs Limited 1.7. Wall mounting 1. Mark two mounting hole locations to match the screw hole in the back of TG130. 2. Drill two holes at the marked locations. 3. Tighten the screws until the head is about 3~5mm from the wall. 4. Hang TG130 on the screw using the two holes in the back. 5. Push TG130 down until the unit is firmly locked into place. 1.8. how to use the supports
- 13 - © QuestLabs Limited 2. Getting To Know TG130 2.1. LED Status Indicator When your TG130 is powered on, the LED Status Indicators show operation of the indicators and the modes. When your TG130 is turned on, the LED Status Indicators show operation of power status, signal strength and current mode. * Note : If you are getting no service or limited service, contact your service provider. 1. LED STATUS INDICATOR 1) POWER LED COLOR ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION GREEN Continuous Normal AMBER Continuous Charging RED Continuous Low RED Flashing Very Low 2) SIGNAL LED COLOR ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION GREEN Continuous High AMBER Continuous Middle RED Continuous Low RED Flashing Limited Service OFF Continuous No Service 3) MODE LED COLOR ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION GREEN Continuous Fax/Data Call GREEN Flashing Incoming Fax/Data Call RED Continuous Off-Hook or Voice Call RED Flashing Incoming Voice Call
- 14 - © QuestLabs Limited 4) EXCEPTION STATUS LED ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION ALL LED Flashing(Red) then Mode LED : GREEN Insert SIM ALL LED Flashing(Red) then Signal LED : GREEN Equipment Locked, Enter Lock Code (See 4.8 Equipment Lock section) ALL LED Flashing(Red) then Signal LED : AMBER PIN Locked, Enter PIN (See 4.9 PIN Lock section) ALL LED Flashing(Red) then Signal LED : RED PIN Blocked, Enter PUK * (See 4.9 PIN Lock section) ALL LED Flashing(Red) then Mode LED : AMBER MEP Locked * ALL LED Flashing(Red) then Mode LED : RED AUTO PIN Locked ** ALL LED Flashing(Red) then Mode LED : GREEN Cell Locked * * Contact your service provider to verify that service has been activated. ** If your service provider use AUTO PIN feature, you must use the SIM card provided from your service provider. If a proper SIM card is installed and ‘AUTO PIN Locked’ state continues, contact your service provider. 3. Basic operations 3.1. Making calls 1. Check to see that your TG130 is turned on. 2. Pick up the handset of the phone. 3. If you listen for dial tone, dial the desired telephone number. The call will be automatically made by TG130. If you hear fast beep tone, check SIM card or signal strength. * Note : If you can’t hear dial tone produced, check to make sure that all the parts are properly connected, hang up the phone, and try again. If you press ‘Flash key’, or press the switch-hook and release after dialing a number, Call will be made immediately. 3.2. Receiving calls 1. When the phone rings, pick up the telephone handset, begin to talk. 2. To disconnect after finished, replace the handset on the phone.
- 15 - © QuestLabs Limited * Note : When there is an incoming call when you are already holding the receiver, press ‘Flash key’ to answer the call. 4. Basic Settings 4.1. Receiver Volume You can control the volume level in the range of 1 to 7 using the keypad on the telephone. Set Receiver Volume # * 100 * <level> # level : 1 - 7 Default volume is “5”. 4.2. Dial Delay Time You can set dial delay time that your TG130 waits after the phone number is dialed before automatically sending the number. Set Dial Delay Time # * 101 * <delay> # delay : 3-20 seconds Default delay time is 3 seconds. 4.3. Speed Dial Entry You can store up to 10 frequently used phone numbers in the ‘SIM card’ memory and you can make a call by pressing record number. Add/Modify # * 102 * <N> * <NNNN> # N : Record number(0-9) NNNN : Phone number Delete # * 103 * <N> # N : Record number (0-9) Call using speed dial # * <N> # N : Record number (0-9) 4.4. Time and Date You can set time and date to be displayed on a connected caller ID device. Set Time # * 104 * <HH><MM> # HH : Hours(24h) MM : Minutes Set Date # * 105 * <MM><DD><YYYY> # MM : Month DD : Day YYYY : Year For 2:30 PM, press # * 104 * 1430 # For 31 DEC 2007, press # * 105 * 12312007 # * Note : This function is dependent on the phone connected to TG130.. 4.5. CID Format You can set CID format that is available on wire phone with CID function.
- 16 - © QuestLabs Limited SDMF format # * 106 * 1 # Default MDMF format # * 106 * 2 # * Note : SDMF stands for Single Data Message Format and MDMF stands for Multiple Data Message Format. 4.6. Band Selection Your phone supports quad frequency band.( GSM900, DCS1800, GSM850, and PCS1900) This feature depends on your service provider’s setting. GSM900/DCS1800 # * 108 * 1 # GSM850/PCS1900 # * 108 * 2 # GSM900, DCS1800, GSM850, PCS1900 # * 108 * 3 # 4.7. Equipment Lock The lock code prevents TG130 from being used by unauthorized person without your permission. The default lock code is 0000. When equipment lock is activated, you must enter lock code using ‘Enter Lock Code’ string every time the TG130 is turned on. (See 2.1 LED Status Indicator section) Activate # * 109 * 1 * <password> # Deactivate # * 109 * 0 * <password> # Default Enter Lock Code # * 109 * 2 * <password> # password : 4 digits Change Lock Code # * 109 * 3 * <old password> * <new password> # 4.8. Polarity Reverse This feature is provided for metering or PBX. Activate # * 111 * 1 # Deactivate # * 111 * 0 # 4.9. Loop Current Disconnect This feature is provided for metering or PBX. Activate # * 112 * 1 # Deactivate # * 112 * 0 # 4.10. DTMF tone generation This feature is provided for specific PBX. By wire phone # * 113 * 0 # default By TG130 # * 113 * 1 #
- 17 - © QuestLabs Limited For recharging prepaid SIM card #* 113 * 2 # * Note : In case of setting “FOR RECHARGING PREPAID SIM CARD”, default value will be automatically set after the call was disconnected. 4.11. Factory Reset This function is used to change the main settings of the terminal back to the default settings, which were programmed into the terminal at the factory. Factory Reset # * 119 * <password> # 4.12. PIN Lock The SIM card has a PIN to prevent TG130 from being used by unauthorized person without your permission. The PIN can be between 4 and 8 digits in length and any combination of digits 0 to 9. When PIN lock is activated, you must enter the PIN using ‘Enter PIN’ string. You have several chances to enter the PIN. If incorrect PIN is entered maximum times consecutively, the SIM card will be blocked. To unblock the SIM card, you must enter the PUK using ‘Enter PUK’ string. (See 2.1 LED Status Indicator section) A correctly entered PIN is stored in TG130’s memory. The PIN will be entered automatically upon the next power up. Activate # * 110 * 1 * PIN # Deactivate # * 110 * 0 * PIN # Enter PIN # * 110 * 2 * PIN # Enter PUK (Unblock SIM Card PIN) # * 110 * 4 * PUK * New PIN # Change SIM Card PIN ** 04 * old PIN * new PIN * new PIN # 4.13. Automatic PIN Entering You do not need to enter the PIN upon power up if it is stored in TG130 – the PIN is entered automatically. This function is convenient in case of power failure; TG130 would be operable in a short time after power recovery without any intervention by the operating staff. Note: When the Automatic PIN Entering is attempted with the incorrect PIN stored in TG130. The TG130 would make alert signals with LED(See 2.1 “Exception Status” section). There is the manual PIN-entering way after such unsuccessful automatic entering(See 4.12).
- 18 - © QuestLabs Limited 5. Supplementary Service Features 5.1. Call Forwarding An incoming call can be delivered to another telephone number programmed. Please contact your service provider for availability. 1) All Calls You can send all incoming calls to a different number using this feature. Activate & register number * * 21 * <Number> # Flash Deactivate & deregister number # # 21 # Flash Activate * 21 # Flash Deactivate # 21 # Flash 2) No Answer When your phone is not answered after certain amount of time, you can send all incoming calls to a different number. Activate & register number ** 61 * <Number> * 10 * <Delay> # Flash Delay : 5 – 30 Seconds Deactivate & deregister number ## 61 # Flash Activate * 61 * <Number> # Flash Deactivate # 61 # 3) Unreachable When your account is not reachable, you can send all incoming calls to a different number. Activate ** 62 * <Number> # Flash Deactivate ## 62 # Flash 4) Busy When your account is Busy, You can send all incoming calls to a different number. Activate * * 67 * <Number> # Flash Deactivate # # 67 # Flash 5) All Types To deactivate all type of ‘Call Forwarding’ feature, Deactivate ## 002 # Flash
- 19 - © QuestLabs Limited 5.2. Call Barring Call Barring is a feature, which the specified numbers cannot be called. 1) Bar all outgoing calls Does not allow all outgoing calls, but still wish to receive incoming calls at any time. Activate * 33 * PIN # Flash Deactivate # 33 * PIN # Flash 2) Bar all outgoing international calls Does not allow all outgoing international calls to the subscribers of networks outside country you are in. But still wish to receive incoming calls at any time. Activate * 331 * PIN # Flash Deactivate # 331 * PIN # Flash 3) Bar all outgoing international calls when roaming (except to home country) Does not allow all outgoing calls to countries other than the one where your home network is located. Activate * 332 * PIN # Flash Deactivate # 332 * PIN # Flash 4) Bar all outgoing calls Does not allow all outgoing calls, but still wish to receive incoming calls at any time. Activate * 333 * PIN # Flash Deactivate # 333 * PIN # Flash 5) Bar all Incoming Calls Does not allow all incoming calls but still wish to make outgoing calls at any time. Activate * 35 * PIN # Flash Deactivate # 35 * PIN # Flash 6) Bar all incoming calls when international roaming Does not allow all incoming calls when you are roaming outside the country where your home network is located. But still wish to make outgoing calls at any time. Activate * 351 * PIN # Flash Deactivate # 351 * PIN # Flash
- 20 - © QuestLabs Limited 7) Bar all calls Does not allow all incoming or outgoing calls. Activate * 350 * PIN # Flash Deactivate # 350 * PIN # Flash 8) Bar all incoming calls Does not allow incoming calls but still wish to make outgoing calls at any time. Activate * 353 * PIN # Flash Deactivate # 353 * PIN # Flash 9) Deactivate all call barring Deactivate # 330 * PIN # Flash 5.3. Call Waiting Call Waiting is a feature, which enables you to be alerted to another incoming call while you are on the call of your telephone. These features are network-dependent. Contact your service provider to activate or deactivate Call Waiting. Activate * 43 # Flash Deactivate # 43 # Flash The following table describes multiparty call features. These features are handled within an active call. Contact your service provider for availability. FEATURE STRING DESCRIPTION Reject call waiting or end call on hold 0 Flash Release all held calls or set User Determined User Busy for a waiting call End active call and switch to held or waiting call 1 Flash Release all active calls and accept the held/waiting call End a specific call 1<n> Flash n = call number release a specific active call Hold active call and retrieve held or waiting call 2 Flash Place all active calls on hold and accept the held/waiting call Hold all active calls and except one 2<n> Flash n = call number Place all active calls on hold except call <n> Add held call into active call 3 Flash Add a held call to the conversation Hold active call and place outgoing call <Number> Flash Place all active calls on hold and make a call to a specified number
- 21 - © QuestLabs Limited 5.4. Caller ID 1) Incoming (CLIP: Calling Line Identification Presentation) You can activate the identification information presentation - name and number- of person calling you. Activate * 30 # Flash Deactivate # 30 # Flash 2) Outgoing (CLIR : Calling Line Identification Restriction) You can prevent your identification information from be presentation to person you call. Activate * 31 # Flash Deactivate # 31 # Flash 3) Outgoing per-call block To hide your information for the next call only. Activate * 31 # <Number> Flash Deactivate # 31 # <Number> Flash 6. Data Service Features You can send and receive digital fax and access internet if TG130 is connected to the personal computer. Before you start, Please refer to Appendix A(HOW TO SET UP DATA CONNECTION FOR CSD FAX/DATA AND GPRS DATA) 7. Fax Service Feature 7.1. Analog Fax 1) TG130F supports - ECM (Error Correction Mode) - Max 14.4kbps (Local – directly plugged) - Max 9.6kbps (Network) - Multiple-page You can answer faxes through analog fax by setting up the fax-port of TG130F to RJ-11. And before sending faxes, you need to setup TG130F to fax-mode as below.
- 22 - © QuestLabs Limited FEATURE MODE STRING DESCRIPTION Bypass Mode Voice #* 300 * 0 # Outgoing Call is whether Voice or Fax. Fax #* 300 * 1 # Fax Once #* 300 * 2 # Fax Port Selection Serial port(Digital) #* 301 * 0 # Incoming fax call is where to be routed. RJ-11(Analog) #* 301 * 1 # Fax National Setup #* 302 * 2 # Fax machine should be connected Note: Every fax machine has settings to communicate in specific country. If you have a problem of transmission between TG130F and local fax machine, you can change the national configuration of TG130F by pressing dial #*302*2#. The setting is originally configured by SIM, but after performing this national-setup TG130F will automatically find out the correct setup. Note: After failure of sending faxes due to network problem or not working fax line, TG130F tries to transmit twice more to designated fax machine. If the transmission was not successful in spite of 3-tries, you will receive error report. TG130F also tries to transmit to local fax twice more if failed to transmit faxes successfully got from remote fax machine beyond network. 7.2. Digital Fax 1) TG130 supports - Max 9.6kbps TG130 can be used with any fax-software application on PC. Before using fax capability, you should verify TG130 was plugged in PC. After then choose the right COM-Port for TG130 on your application. When you answer faxes, you should set up TG130 to digital-mode as below. Serial port(Digital) #* 301 * 0 # RJ-11(Analog) #* 301 * 1 # NOTE: Every fax specification except max-speed will be taken care of by your fax-software application
- 23 - © QuestLabs Limited 8. General Information 8.1. Specifications MAIN UNIT ITEM TG130/TG130F Frequency range GSM850, GSM900, DCS1800, PCS1900 Protocol GSM , GPRS Class B Multi connection 5 REN Connection port RJ11 port(For Phone/Fax), Serial port(Data/Fax) Size(mm) 160*158*26 Weight about 268g with a standard battery Working condition Environment temperature: -10℃ ~ 50℃ Relative humidity : 10~95% Air pressure : 86~106kpa AC/DC ADAPTER Input voltage AC100-240V Input Frequency 50/60Hz output voltage 5V 1A INTERNAL BACK-UP BATTERY Capacity Li-ion battery 3.7V, 1000mAh 8.2. Additional Safety Information For further assistance, contact your Authorized Distributor for service and assistance. Please keep your Model number and Serial number ready for quicker service. EVERYDAY USE OF YOUR TG130 Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily when your TG130 is in use, as this will affect call quality and may cause TG130 to operate at a higher power level than otherwise needed. As with any other radio transmitting equipment, you are advised that for the satisfactory operation of your TG130 and for your own safety, you should use your TG130 only in the normal operating position.
- 24 - © QuestLabs Limited NON-IONIZING RADIATION (EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS) Your TG130 is a low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is on, it receives and also sends the radio frequency(RF) signals. Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF signals. However, certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your TG130. RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles. Consult your vehicle manufacturer and the manufacturer of any equipment that has been added to the vehicle. PACEMAKERS The Health industry Manufacturers Association recommends that a minimum separation of six inches be maintained between TG130 and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference with the pacemaker. Users with pacemakers: Always keep your TG130 at least 20 cm (6inches) from your pacemakers when the TG130 is switched on. Switch off your TG130 immediately if you suspect that interference is being caused. OTHER MEDICAL DEVICES If you use any other medical devices, please consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medical devices to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy. Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information. Always check the regulations of the healthcare facilities, which generally request that TG130 is switched off . OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Remember to follow any special regulations in force in any area, and always turn off your TG130 wherever it is forbidden to use it, or when it may cause interference or danger. EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES AND MATERIALS Turn your TG130 off and do not remove the battery when in any area with a potential explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. You must observe restrictions on the use of radio equipment in fuel depots; below deck on boats; fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities; areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders; areas with signs about explosive atmospheres or where blasting operations are in progress; any other areas where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engines. BATTERY CHARGING Do not charge TG130 without the battery in place. Please use only approved batteries and chargers.
- 25 - © QuestLabs Limited 8.3. Guarantee Limited guarantee for the products of personal communication, accessories and software. What does it cover this guarantee? According to the contained exclusions Axesstel guarantees its products next, (" products "), this free of defects in materials and of manipulation under the consumer's normal use for the period(s) sketched next. This limited guarantee is the consumer's exclusive remedy, and it applies like it continues to new products that are accompanied by this written guarantee: COVERED PRODUCTS 1. Wireless fixed telephone. 2. The accessories included with the wireless fixed telephone. EXCLUSIONS Batteries. Only batteries whose loaded capacity totally falls below 80% of its capacity average, and batteries that its escape is covered by this limited guarantee. Abuse and wrong use. Defects or damages that are of: (to) inappropriate operation, storage, wrong use or abuse, accident or negligence, like physical damage (cracks, scratches, etc.) TO the surface of the product that you/they are the result of the wrong use; (b) I contact with liquid, it dilutes, rain, extreme humidity or heavy perspiration, corrosion, dirt or similar, extreme heat, or eaten; (c) I use of the product for commercial purposes or to subject the product to use or abnormal conditions; or (d) other acts that are not blame of Axesstel, are excluded of the cover Use of products and non original accessories: defects or damage that are the result of the use of products, accessories, software or other outlying teams not marked or certificates as original, are excluded of the guarantee
- 26 - © QuestLabs Limited Altered products: Products or accessories with (to) series numbers or date labels that they have been removed, altered or erased; (b) stamps that show evidence of manipulation; (c) series numbers that don't agree; or (d) housing or non compatible pieces or of mark different to the original, they are excluded of the guarantee Communication services: Defects, damages, or flaw of products, due to any communication service or sign to which you have subscribed or used with the products they are excluded of the covering. WHO ARE COVERED? This guarantee only extends to the first consumer/buyer, and it is not transferable. WHAT WIL AXESSTEL Make? Axesstel, to its will, without position for you, will repair, it will replace or it will reinstate the price of the purchase of any product that is not according to this guarantee. We can use products, accessories or reconditioned equivalent parts, restored of second hand functionally or new. Any fact, software or applications that have been added to their product, accessory or software, included but not limited to the personal contacts, games and bell tones, it will be reinstalled. To please avoid to lose such data, software and applications; she/he believes a back of those data before requesting the service. HOW TO OBTAIN SERVICE OF GUARANTEE OR OTHER INFORMATION For information in how to obtain service, contact the place where the product was bought or a center of service Axesstel in its country. So that this guarantee has effect, take its unit, together with this policy, to the purchase place or a center of authorized service Axesstel. You will receive instructions of as sending the products, to his expense, to an authorized repair center of Axesstel. To obtain service, you should include: (to) a copy of their receipt, sale invoice or another test comparable of purchase, (b) a written description of the problem; (c) their supplier's of service name, if it applies; (d) the name and lease of the establishment of the installation (if it applies) and, but important; (and) their address and telephone number. HOW OTHER LIMITATIONS EXIST? Any implicit guarantee includes without limitation the implicit guarantees of commercial and aptitude for a particular purpose, it will be limited to the duration of this limited guarantee, on the other hand the repair, substitution, or provided refund lower this limited guarantee it is the consumer's exclusive remedy, and it is provided instead of all the other guarantees, expressly or implicitly. In any event
- 27 - © QuestLabs Limited Axesstel will be responsible, either in contractual or civil environments (even negligence) for damage and damages for but of the price of purchase of the product, or for any indirect, incidental damage, special of any type. Or lost of earnings or dismissed lucre, lost of business, lost of information or data or another lost one financial that arise of the capacity or inability of using the products, the magnitude of these damages will be able to be denied by the law Some states and jurisdictions don't allow the limitation or the exclusion of incidental or rising damages, or limitation in the duration of an implicit guarantee, so the previous limitations or exclusions can not be applied you. This guarantee gives him right legal specific, and you can also be entitled other that vary from state to state or of a jurisdiction to another. Axesstel corp. declares that this unit is according with the excellent provisions of the directive one of low voltage 73/23/eec and the directive emc 89 / 336 / eec. The certification alone fcc applies for the pattern of frequency 850-1900 MHz. The version frequently 900-1800 MHz this marked one as agreement ce-mark with the directive related European. Warning of FCC to the users This device fulfills the part 15 of the rules of the fcc. The operation is subject to the following two conditions: : (1) this device can not cause harmful interference, and : (2)this device should accept any received interference, even interference that can cause not wanted operation. If their device or accessory has a connector usb, or it is on the other hand it is considered then as outlying device of computer that can be connected to a computer for purposes of transferring data, a device class it is considered b it applies the following declarations:
- 28 - © QuestLabs Limited This team has been proven and she/he has been that it fulfills the limits for a device class digital b, rising to the part 15 of the rules of the FCC. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against the harmful interference in a residential installation. This team generates, it uses and it can radiate radiofrequency energy and, if it doesn't install and it uses of agreement with the instructions, it can cause harmful interference to the radio communications. However there is not any guarantee that the interference doesn't happen in a particular installation. If this team causes harmful interference to the radio reception or television which can be determined turning off and lighting the team, the user can try to correct the interference through an or more than the following measures: To reorient or re to locate the antenna receptor To increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver. To connect the team to an electric outlet in a circuit different to which the receiver is connected. To consult with their salesperson authorized by a technician with experience in radio that helps him. Exhibition guide to the RF During transmission operations in order of completing the guides of you limit them maxima of exhibition to the RF a minimum distance of 20 cm it should be maintained between the antenna and the user of the telephone. Information of CE Hereby, Axesstel Inc declares that this TG130/TG130F is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of directive 1999/5/EC Directive of the UE 2002/96/EC in Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE): Axesstel Corporation this focused in fulfilling the program of the European Union as for the handling of electronic waste. We are committed in completing to honesty the environmental standards in the production of all our products in order of completing these directive ones.
- 29 - © QuestLabs Limited 8.4. Troubleshooting ITEM REMEDY No power Check the power adaptor connection Check for the appropriate service indication on the LED. Telephone service is not Working Make sure TG130 powered on properly. Check any equipment connected to the TG130 is correctly connected. Make sure your service is established with a service provider. Call can not be received. Check the appropriate power indication on the LED Check signal strength. Make sure handset is placed on the cradle Call can not be made. Make sure your service is established with a service provider. Check any equipment connected to the TG130 is correctly connected. Adequate signal is not present Try different locations for the better signal reception. Analog fax calls isn’t sent or received Check the appropriate power indication on the LED Check the cable is correctly connected to the TG130F GPRS service isn’t Connected. Check the cable connection Contact the GPRS service provider whether you have service on the account. FCC WARNING: This equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Changes or modifications to this equipment may cause harmful interference unless the modifications are expressly approved in the instruction manual. The user could lose the authority to operate this equipment if an unauthorized change or modification is made.
- 30 - © QuestLabs Limited APPENDIX A: HOW TO SET UP DATA CONNECTION FOR CIRCUIT SWITCHED DIGITAL FAX/DATA AND GPRS DATA 1. INTRODUCTION FOR THE DATA CONNECTION, BELOW REQUIREMENTS ARE NEEDED. - SIM CARD FROM YOUR NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER FEATURING CSD OR GPRS . - PC OR LAPTOP WITH USB PORT - WINDOWS 2K OR LATER VERSION - USB DATA CABLE INCLUDED IN BOX NOTE THIS MANUAL IS FOR WINDOWS XP. SETTING IN OTHER WINDOWS VERSIONS IS SIMILAR. 2. INSTALL THE DRIVER FILES 1. EXTRACT THE DRIVER FILE “CP210X_VCP_WIN2K_XP_S2K3.ZIP” NOTE 1 PLEASE ASK THE DRIVER FILE AT THE PLACE WHERE YOU BOUGHT PHONE OR TERMINAL NOTE 2 DOWNLOAD ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE VCP(VIRTUAL COM PORT) DRIVER MANUFACTURER’S HOMEPAGE:HTTP://WWW.SILABS.COM/TGWWEBAPP/PUBLIC/WEB_CONTENT/PRODUCTS/MICROCONTROLLERS/USB/EN/MCU_VCP.HTM VERSION 4.40 SHOULD ONLY BE USED, IF NOT AVAILABLE. EMAIL TO: SUPPORT@QUESTLABS.CO.KR 2. THEN, MANY FILES ARE EXTRACTED IN THE DIRECTORY WHERE YOU UNZIPPED. 3. EXECUTE THE FILE “CP210XVCPINSTALLER.EXE” FOR INSTALLING DRIVER.
- 31 - © QuestLabs Limited NOTE AFTER INSTALLING DRIVER FILE, YOU COULD NEED TO REBOOT THE PC. 3. INSTALL NEW MODEM CONNECT THE PHONE TO PC USING USB DATA CABLE, CABLE DRIVER IS INSTALLED AUTOMATICALLY. AFTER INSTALLING YOU CAN SEE NEW PORTS (COM & LPT) IN A DEVICE MANAGER WINDOW. NOTE IN THE COM3, COM PORT NUMBER COULD BE DIFFERENT ON THE PC ENVIRONMENT. GO TO THE “NETWORK CONNECTIONS” MENU. START BUTTON > CONTROL PANEL > PHONE AND MODEM OPTIONS AND SELECT THE ADD BUTTON FROM MODEMS FROM TAP MENU.
- 32 - © QuestLabs Limited SET AS SHOWN BELOW. AND PRESS THE NEXT BUTTON.
- 33 - © QuestLabs Limited SELECT “[STANDARD MODEM TYPES]” AND “STANDARD 19200 BPS MODEM”. AND PRESS THE NEXT BUTTON. SELECT A APPROPRIATE PORT THAT YOU HAVE SELECTED. THIS MAY TAKE SEVERAL MINUTES. NOTE IN THE COM3, COM PORT NUMBER COULD BE DIFFERENT ON THE PC ENVIRONMENT.
- 34 - © QuestLabs Limited IF YOU SEE BELOW WINDOW, MODEM IS INSTALLED SUCCESSFULLY. NEW MODEM IS LISTED IN BELOW WINDOW. SELECT THE NEW MODEM, AND PRESS THE PROPERTIES BUTTON FOR SETTING.
- 35 - © QuestLabs Limited SELECT “ADVANCED” TAB MENU. THE APN NAME MAY BE DIFFERENT ON EVERY SERVICE PROVIDERS AND PERHAPS SOME SERVICE PROVIDERS DO NOT REQUIRE APN NAME. SO YOU SHOULD CHECK FIRST WITH YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER OF USING APN NAME. IF YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER REQUIRES THEIR OWN APN NAME TO BE ENTERED, YOU MUST HAVE TO ENTER BELOW INITIALIZATION COMMANDS EXACTLY WITH CHANGING APN NAME(RED BOX) AS REAL APN NAME PROVIDED BY SERVICE PROVIDER. IF APN NAME DOES NOT NEED, LEAVE THE WHOLE INPUT BOX IN BLANK.
- 36 - © QuestLabs Limited SELECT “CHANGE DEFAULT PREFERENCES...”. AND SET AS BELOW WINDOW. AND PRESS THE OK BUTTON. 4. CREATE NEW NETWORK CONNECTION GO TO THE “CREATE A NEW CONNECTION” MENU. START BUTTON > CONTROL PANEL > NETWORK CONNECTIONS > CREATE A NEW CONNECTION SELECT “CONNECT TO THE NETWORK AT MY WORKPLACE”. AND PRESS THE NEXT BUTTON.
- 37 - © QuestLabs Limited SELECT “DIAL-UP CONNECTION”. AND PRESS THE NEXT BUTTON. INSERT “COMPANY NAME” AS YOU WANT. PRESS THE NEXT BUTTON.
- 38 - © QuestLabs Limited INSERT “PHONE NUMBER” LIST IN YOUR INTERNET ACCESS KIT AND PRESS THE NEXT BUTTON. YOU CAN SEE A COMPLETING MESSAGE IN NEXT WINDOW. 5. CONNECT INTERNET GO TO THE “NETWORK CONNECTIONS” MENU. START BUTTON > CONTROL PANEL > NETWORK AND INTERNET CONNECTION > NETWORK CONNECTIONS AND CHOOSE THE CONNECTION NAME WHICH WAS CREATED IN THE DIAL-UP CONNECTION. SELECT “PROPERTIES”.
- 39 - © QuestLabs Limited SELECT “CONFIGURE...” OF GENERAL TAB MENU. SET AS BELOW WINDOW. AND PRESS THE OK BUTTON.
- 40 - © QuestLabs Limited SELECT “SETTINGS” OF NETWORKING TAB MENU. AND SET AS BELOW WINDOW. AND PRESS THE OK BUTTON. SELECT “PROPERTIES” OF INTERNET PROTOCOL (TCP/IP)
- 41 - © QuestLabs Limited SELECT “ADVANCED...”. AND SET AS BELOW WINDOW. AND PRESS THE OK BUTTON.
- 42 - © QuestLabs Limited PRESS OK BUTTON AND RETURN TO THE “CONNECT DIAL-UP CONNECTION” WINDOW. WHEN YOU WANT THE CSD (DIAL-UP) DATA CONNECTION, YOU CAN FIND USERNAME, PASSWORD, DIAL NUMBER FROM THE INTERNET ACCESS KIT THAT YOU PURCHASED. AFTER FILLING THOSE VALUES, PRESS THE DIAL BUTTON. WHEN YOU WANT THE GPRS DATA CONNECTION, IF YOUR NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER HAS THE RECOMMEND SETTING OR THE ACCESS PROGRAM, YOU SHOULD USE THAT. IF NOT, YOU DON’T NEED TO INPUT USERNAME, PASSWORD. JUST INPUT A DIAL NUMBER AS “*99#”. AND PRESS THE DIAL BUTTON.

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