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![3. Amber LED Lights (Cell Phone Line Status) z ON - indicates a cell phone is paired & connected to the cell phone Line button [Cell Phone 1] or [Cell Phone 2], respectively z OFF - indicates NO cell phone is paired to the Line button TIP: how to Test for Correct Installation ¾ You may reconfirm if the connected home phone was installed properly by press and holding both the cell phone line buttons [Cell Phone 1] and [Cell Phone 2] simultaneously. Hold for approximately 4 seconds, until the amber status lights blink. At the same time you should hear the home phone ring. IF not, the telephone cord may not be incorrectly installed. Check the home telephone cord for the home telephone system is properly plugged into the PHONE jack located at the rear of Cell2Tel Pairing & Connecting IMPORTANT: your cell phone’s Bluetooth MUST be turned ON to pair, connect and operate your cell phone with your Cell2Tel Pair Your Bluetooth Cell Phone Cell2Tel works with up to two Bluetooth enabled cell phones. You may select your desired Line button to be paired, [Cell Phone 1] or [Cell Phone 2] on the Cell2Tel. The amber light adjacent the Line button indicates the pairing & connecting status to a cell phone. STEPS: Line Selection & Pairing 1. Select either button [Cell Phone 1] OR button [Cell Phone 2] on your Cell2Tel to pair your desired cell phone to either Line respectively. 2. IF [Cell Phone 1] Line is selected, press and hold [Cell Phone 1] for approximately 4 seconds and the adjacent amber Status Light will blink fast quickly and the Cell2Tel enters into pairing mode. 3. Refer to the “Bluetooth Section” of your cell phone Instruction Guide and run your cell phone to search for new devices in Bluetooth mode. Your cell phone will search for Bluetooth devices within range (approximately 30’) 4. Once the Cell2Tel finds your cell phone, your cell phone screen should display “Gateway 301” Follow the screen prompts of your cell phone to accept/add and pair the Cell2Tel with your cell phone. 5. Enter the Cell2Tel PIN# ‘0000’ on your cell’s key pad when prompted by your cell phone. 9](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-9.png)
![10TIP: Cell Phone Prompts ¾ For most cell phones, complete the connection by following your cell phone screen prompts 6. The amber Status Light of [Cell Phone 1] will stop blinking and stays ON to confirm your cell phone successfully paired with Cell2Tel Line [Cell Phone 1] 7. Follow Step 1 thru 6 to pair the second cell phone to [Cell Phone 2] TIP: Bluetooth Connections ¾ Should you have an issue where a Bluetooth connection may be in question, the issue may be resolved by updating your firmware. Please refer to the section of “Update Cell2Tel Firmware”. Unpair Your Bluetooth Cell Phone A cell paired to the [Cell Phone 1] Line or [Cell Phone 2] Line can be unpaired and left vacant: 1. Press and hold the selected Cell Phone Line button for approximately 4 seconds to enter into the pairing mode, the adjacent amber Status Light will blink quickly indicating the unit is unpaired. Release the button. The pairing record can also be deleted from the cell phone’s Bluetooth history 2. To exit from the pairing mode, press and hold the Cell Phone Line button for approximately 4 seconds again, the amber Status Light turns OFF indicating the Cell2Tel is in idle mode. TIPS: Bluetooth Pairings & Cell2Tel Cell Phone Line Buttons ¾ Each Cell Phone Line button can only be paired and connected to ONE cell phone at a time. ¾ To exit from the pairing mode and return to idle mode: MANUAL EXIT: Press and hold the cell phone line button on the Cell2Tel for approximately 4 seconds, the fast blinking amber Status light will turn OFF indicating the Cell2Tel is in idle mode. TIMING OUT: After entering into the pairing mode, IF there is no activity for approximately 2 minutes, the Cell2Tel will time out, the fast blinking amber Status light will turn OFF and the Cell2Tel returns to idle mode. To re-enter into the pairing mode, start from Step 1 of “Pair Your Bluetooth Cell Phone” on page 9 ¾ Once you hold down the button to enter pairing mode (the amber Status Light blinks quickly), the record of the previously selected cell phone on that line/button will be deleted and lost. The line is now clear and open ready to be paired. Bluetooth Connection One of the intelligent functions of Cell2Tel is the unit’s “Auto Search and Auto Connecting” feature. This feature is active immediately following successful pairing. When the Cell2Tel finds and connects to the paired cell phone successfully, the amber Status Light of the selected Cell Phone Line/button turns ON. Some cell phones may accept “auto connecting” directly via the cell’s Bluetooth device paring section. Other cell phones may request you to “accept” some or all Bluetooth connects manually. Therefore, although the Cell2Tel’s “Auto Search and Auto Connecting” feature is active, we recommend Users read and follow the screen prompts presented by the cell phone you are pairing to the Cell2Tel.](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-10.png)
![11TIPS: Bluetooth Range Auto Search & Connecting ¾ Bluetooth connections will drop when the cell phone is out of Bluetooth range (approx. 30’). When a connection is dropped, the amber Status Light for the selected Cell Phone line on the Cell2Tel will blink slowly as the Auto Search & Connecting function will actively look for the paired cell phone. When the cell returns within range, the Cell2Tel finds and reconnects to the paired cell phone. The amber Status Light will turn ON indicating the cell and the Cell2Tel are reconnected. ¾ To shut down the Auto Search & Connecting function for the Cell2Tel and a desired cell phone, press the Cell Phone line/button for the desired cell on the Cell2Tel once. Bluetooth Disconnecting When the Cell Phone button [Cell Phone 1] or [Cell Phone 2] is in ‘connecting mode’, the adjacent amber Status Light is ON. You may manually disconnect from the cell phone, and at the same time shut down the Auto Search & Connecting function by: Press the Cell Phone Line button on the Cell2Tel for the appropriate cell once, the amber Status Light will blink slowly (one blink approximately every four seconds) Although the Bluetooth connection for the selected Cell Phone line/button on Cell2Tel may be disconnected, pay attention to the screen prompts on cell phone paired to the Cell2Tel. Some cell phones can activate auto connection to continue a search and force a connection to previously paired Bluetooth devices. Thus, we suggest you shut off your cell phone’s Bluetooth mode to avoid possible disturbances. Bluetooth Reconnection Once the Cell2Tel drops the Bluetooth connection with its paired cell phones, reconnection will be completed as follows: IF the connected cell phone is out of range (approx. 30’), the adjacent amber Status Light of the selected Cell Phone Line/button will blink slowly. The Cell2Tel continues to search for reconnection to the paired cell phone. The amber Status Light will turn ON once the Cell2Tel and the cell phone are reconnected. OR, IF a selected Cell Phone button on the Cell2Tel is manually disconnected from the paired cell phone, the adjacent amber Status Light will blink slowly (one blink approx. every 4 seconds). To restart the Auto Search & Connecting mode pres the selected Cell Phone Line button on the Cell2Tel once and the adjacent amber Status Light will blink slowly. Once the Cell2Tel finds and connects to the paired cell phone again, the amber Status Light remains ON and stops blinking. TIPS: Connections ¾ If an amber Status Light blinks very slowly, press the Cell Phone Line button on the Cell2Tel once to resume the Auto Search & Connecting mode. ¾ Some cell phones may ask you to accept Bluetooth reconnection, follow the screen prompts IF presented by your cell phone.](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-11.png)
![13Make an outgoing call over your Cell Phone You need to select the desired cell phone. Press [1] followed by [Flash] on your home phone to select Cell Phone 1, or press [2] followed by [Flash] to select Cell Phone 2; once the cell phone is selected dial out using the desired number*. When connected ONLY to your Bluetooth Cell Phone(s) When the Cell2Tel is paired to one or two cell phones and your regular home phone, your system will work without the Landline. The regular home phone will respond only if at least one Cell Phone Line is paired and in connecting mode with a Bluetooth cell phone. IF both Cell Phone Line/ buttons are paired and in connecting mode with cell phones, the regular home phone will default to the cell phone paired to the [Cell Phone 1] Line/ button when dialing out. To dial out over the cell phone connected to the [Cell Phone 2] Line/ button, press [2] followed by [Flash] followed by the desired telephone number on your regular home phone. IF both Cell Phone Line/ buttons are paired to cell phones and only one Cell2Tel Cell Phone Line/ button is in connecting mode with a cell phone, simply pick up the handset of on your regular home phone to dial out. Listen for the dial tone, and dial the desired number* to make a call. TIPS: Dialing & Receiving ¾ For best Bluetooth reception, place your cell phone(s) as close to the Cell2Tel as possible ¾ Make sure the connected cell phone(s) Bluetooth feature is ON. ¾ If either [Cell Phone 1] or [Cell Phone 2] Line is selected and a series of rapid beeps is heard from the handset, your cell phone may be engaged. The beeps may also indicate the cell phone is not properly connected or is unpaired. Check the adjacent amber Status Light – IF the light is OFF or ‘blinks slowly’, a cell phone is not connected or paired to that Cell Phone Line on the Cell2Tel. ¾ * When dialing out over your cell phone, press the [#] key at the end of the desired number to force direct dialing. IF [#] is not entered, the desired number will dial out approximately 5 seconds after the last digit is entered. Make Emergency Calls (Dial 9-1-1) IF the Cell2Tel is connected with a Landline, pick up the handset of the home phone, listen for the dial tone and press [9][1][1] IMPORTANT: IF possible, use a landline at home or at work for 9-1-1 calls, as the dispatcher may get more accurate location information from a landline than a cell phone. IF the Cell2Tel is connected to Bluetooth cell phones only, pick up the handset of the home phone, listen for dial tone and press [9][1][1] to dial out the number over the cell phone. IMPORTANT: IF you use a cell phone to make an emergency call be prepared to provide your location and any essential information the dispatcher may need. Remain on the line until told to hang up by the dispatcher. You may also disconnect your cell phone from Cell2Tel and dial out directly from your cell phone.](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-13.png)
![IMPORTANT: The E9-1-1* services may be available from your mobile network operators and also deployed in your area.. The cell phone(s) connects to the Cell2Tel must be GPS* enabled and activated. Please refer to your cell phone owner’s manual and check with your mobile network service operator to confirm both the said feature and services are available. TIPS: * GPS and E9-1-1: ¾ Some cell phones are equipped with a GPS enabled function when activated. When making a 9-1-1 call, emergency personnel may be able to locate you if your phone has adequate access to a GPS satellite signal and the emergency response center is equipped to process such signals. The E911 (Enhanced 9-1-1 or E9-1-1 service) should automatically associate a physical address with the calling party's telephone number, and route the call to the most appropriate Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) for that address Receiving an Incoming Call Simply pick up the handset on the regular home phone connected to the Cell2Tel to answer an incoming call as you would do normally. Cell2Tel can support up to three (3) lines: one Landline and one or two paired and connected Cell Phones Lines. Incoming calls over a Landline or cell phone should ring the home phone connected to your Cell2Tell. To help identify incoming calls more easily refer to: 1. Cell2Tel Indicators: - The Green light will blink to indicate an incoming call from the Landline - The Amber Status Light adjacent to the Cell Phone Line buttons will blink quickly indicating an incoming call from the cell phone paired and connected to [Cell Phone 1] or [Cell Phone 2] on the Cell2Tel device. Amber Status Light for Cell Phone 1 ; Amber Status Light for Cell Phone 2 . 2. Ring Patterns: - A different ring patterns for each line may be heard for incoming calls. The regular home phone connected to the Cell2Tel must support different ring patterns - Pattern for incoming calls received over Landline should be regular ringing pattern - Pattern for incoming calls received over Cell Phone 1 Line should be: “ring….ring….ring…” - Pattern for incoming calls received over Cell Phone 2 Line should be: “ring ring...ring ring...ring ring ..” 14](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-14.png)
![15 TIP: Answering Cell Phone Directly ¾ IF you wish to take a cell call directly from your cell phone and not over the connected home phone, pick up the cell phone to take the call as you would normally. Hang up after your phone conversation and the Bluetooth pairing and connection should not be disturbed for future calls. Transfer a Cell Phone Conversation to the Connected Home Phone When talking directly over a cell phone that is paired and connected with your Cell2Tel, you may transfer the call to the home phone and continue the conversation: 1. Pick up the home phone’s handset, listen for a dial tone 2. When dial tone is heard, select the connected cell phone by pressing [1] followed by [Flash] for [Cell Phone 1], or press [2] followed by [Flash] for [Cell Phone 2] 3. Press [*] then press [#] to continue your conversation over the regular home phone Dial Speed Dial from Cell Phone Memory IF the connected cell phones offer the speed dialing feature, you may operate speed dialing from the connected home phone. Speed dial memory is typically stored in the digital keypad [2] thru [9] 1. Pick up the handset from the connected home phone, listen for the dial tone, 2. Select a paired and connected cell phone. Press [1] [Flash] for Cell Phone 1, or press [2] [Flash] for Cell Phone 2 3. Select the speed dial memory button. Select numbers [2] thru [9] 4. Press [#] to initiate and dial the selected speed dialing memory number from the selected cell phone. TIPS: Speed Dialing ¾ The feature of speed dialing memory is subject to the selected cell phone used. ¾ Some cell phones offer the feature of speed dialing but can only be operated directly from the cell phone. Access Messages from Voice Mail of Connected Cell Phones If you have Voice Mail Service subscription with a cellular service company, you may access messages from connected cell phones using the home phone. The access voice mail number for most cell phones is usually programmed in the speed dial memory location [1][#]. Therefore you should follow these steps: 1. Pick up the handset of the connected home phone and listed for a dial tone, 2. Select the cell phone. Press [1] [Flash] for a call on Cell Phone 1 Line or press [2] [Flash] for a call on Cell Phone 2 Line 3. Press[1][#] to access your cell phone voice mail, listen and follow the voice prompts to retrieve your messages](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-15.png)
![16 Some cell phones require that the access voice mail number is first programmed. In this case, you may want to program the access voice mail number into the Cell2Tel for individual cell phones. To program the access voice mail number you should follow these steps: 1. Pick up the handset for the connected home telephone and listen for the dial tone 2. Press [*][*][0][0][0] 3. Press [1] for the cell phone connected to [Cell Phone 1] or press [2] for the cell phone connected to [Cell Phone 2] on the Cell2Tel 4. Enter the access voice mail number 5. Press the [FLASH] key on the connected home phone 6. Hang up the handset of the connected home phone 7. To program another voice mail number for a cell phone connected to the other Cell Phone Line, repeat steps 1 thru 6 TIPS: Voice Mail Number ¾ To remove the programmed access voice mail number from your Cell2Tel, follow step 1 thru 3 (skip step 4) and 5 thru 6 Call ID / Caller ID Call Waiting Caller ID/ Caller ID Call Waiting* (name and/or phone number) information received from incoming calls over your landline and/or over your paired and connected cell phone may be displayed on the LCD screen of your connected home phone. TIP: Caller ID/ Caller ID Call Waiting ¾ Caller ID and/or Caller ID Call Waiting services are available from your local telephone operator (landline and/or mobile service provider) A paid subscription is typically required for the said services. The connected home phone system must be compatible with Caller ID/ Caller ID Call Waiting to display an incoming phone numbers and/or name, where available. Call Waiting up to 3-Lines (Landline, Cell Phone 1, Cell Phone 2) While talking on the handset of the connected home phone and a tone indicating call waiting is heard, press the [FLASH] button on your home phone. When the [FLASH] button is pressed the current phone conversation will be placed on hold and the phone will switch to the incoming call. The Cell2Tel can support call waiting for up to three lines (Landline, Cell Phone 1, Cell Phone 2) and 2 calls per line, for a total of as many as 6 calls. Thus, you can talk with 1 call while keeping 5 on hold. By pressing the [FLASH] key the phone should toggle thru all 6 calls in the sequence the calls were received.](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-16.png)
![TIPS: answering Call Waiting ¾ While talking on the handset of the home phone a call waiting tone is heard… ¾ Press the [FLASH] button on the home phone to put the immediate phone conversation on hold and switch to the incoming call. Continue the same should a 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th call waiting tone be heard …. ¾ Each time you press the [FLASH] button you will put the immediate call on hold and switch to the next incoming call or call on hold…. ¾ To return to the first phone conversation, continue to press the [FLASH] button again… ¾ To disconnect and terminate all calls, hang up the handset. Update Cell2Tel Firmware Cell2Tel firmware can be updated via a USB connection with your computer. Follow these steps to prepare your computer system to update Cell2Tel firmware. STEPS: 1. Access the Cell2Tel link at http://www.cell2tel.com.hk/en/download/c2t.html to download the “DFUWizard”… 2. Once accessed, execute the “DFUWizard” software… 3. Follow screen prompts and set up the “DFUWizard” as instructed, step by step… 4. Following the screen prompts as instructed 5. Ensure the AC power for the Cell2Tel is connected properly … 6. Connect the USB cord to your Cell2Tel and your computer ONLY when instructed 7. Run the “DFUWizard” by following the screen prompts as instructed… 8. Remove the USB cord from your Cell2Tel only after firmware update is complete… TIPS: Firmware Updates ¾ Do NOT connect the USB cord with the Cell2Tel IF a telephone line cord is connected to the [TEL. LINE] jack on the back of the Cell2Tel unit. The telephone cord MUST first be disconnectedand the hanging cover moved to the right when connecting the USB to the Cell2Tel unit. Once the firmware upgrade is completed, be sure to disconnect the USB cord. IF the USB cord remains connected during use, the connection may cause interference and noise during phone conversations. ¾ Refer to the online User’s Guide for updating Cell2Tel firmware at: http://www.cell2tel.com.hk/en/download/c2t.html 17](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-17.png)
![19Troubleshooting ISSUE RECOMMENDATIONS 1 Voice is not clear when making or receiving a cell phone call Place your Cell2Tel unit and cell phone(s) as close to each other as possible. Place in the area of your home where your cell phone receives the best signal reception. Avoid placing your cell or Cell2Tel near devices using a 2.4GHz frequency. Repair by deleting your Bluetooth pairing from the Bluetooth history in your cell phone. Unplug your Cell2Tel’s power adaptor and plug back in again. Repair your cell to Cell2Tel. 2 Cell phone does not appear to be pairing to Cell2Tel Ensure the cell phone’s Bluetooth feature is ON. Cell phone Bluetooth protocol may not meet Bluetooth standard specifications. May be possible to accommodate for the cell phone by updating Cell2Tel firmware at: http://www.cell2tel.com.hk/en/download/c2t.html 3 The paired Cell phone does not appear to connect with Cell2Tel Place your cell phone as close to Cell2Tel as possible. Bluetooth specifications state range should not exceed 30’ Check that the Cell2Tel Cell Phone Line button has not been pressed by accident. Press and release the Cell Phone Line. 4 Home phone does not appear to work Ensure your home phone is properly plugged into the Cell2Tel and power cords are connected properly. 5 When I pick up the home phone (receiver off hook), an Error/Busy tone is heard Cell2Tel is either not connected to a landline connection or not paired with a Bluetooth cell phone. Ensure the Cell2Tel is paired with at least one Bluetooth enabled cell and/or properly connected with a landline and home phone. 6 Caller ID is not displayed on the home phone LCD Confirm Caller ID service subscription with carrier(s) Cell and landline services require separate Caller ID plans. Some cell phones can show caller ID on their screen, but cannot pass the same caller ID information to other devices. 8 Software version information Press and hold the [Cell Phone 1] and [Cell Phone 2] buttons on the Cell2Tel simultaneously for approx. 4 seconds. Home phone should ring and the LCD should display the software version information. To stop the ringing, pick up the handset](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-19.png)
![21FCC Requirements This unit accords with 47 CFR Part 68 of FCC rules and the requirements adopted by the ACTA. At the bottom of this unit is a label that contains, among other information, a product identifier in the format US: CACTX00B301001. If requested, this number must be provided to the telephone company. FCC ID: CAC301001 The REN is used to determine the number of devices that may be connected to a telephone line. Excessive RENs on a telephone line may result in the devices not ringing in response to an incoming call. In most but not all areas, the sum of the RENs should not exceed five (5.0). To be certain of the number of devices that may be connected to a line, as determined by the total RENs, contact the local telephone company. [For products approved after July 23, 2001, the REN for this product is part of the product identifier that has the format US: CACTX00B301001. The digits represented by 00B are the REN without a decimal point (e.g., 03B is a REN of 0.3B). For earlier products, the REN is separately shown on the label.] This unit has also been tested 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 unit generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and any installation or use not 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 unit does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off or on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: z Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. z Increase the distance between the equipment and receiver. z Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. z Consult the dealer or an experienced radio / TV technician for help. Should you experience trouble or have a question regarding the device, visit us at: www.cell2telgateway.com for customer service about repair or warranty information. NOTICE If your home has a specially wired alarm equipment connected to the telephone line, ensure the installation of this unit does not disable or interfere with your alarm equipment. Should you have questions regarding the proper installation and use with your alarm equipment, consult your telephone company or a qualified installer. If your equipment should cause harm to the telephone network, the telephone company may require your temporarily disconnection of your service. When notice in advance is unavailable, the telephone company itself may temporarily discontinue your service without notification if such action is necessary under said circumstances, the telephone company may make changes in communication facilities, equipment, operations, or procedures when such action is reasonably required in the operation of business and does not conflict with the rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission.](https://usermanual.wiki/Cybiotronics/301001/User-Guide-1157568-Page-21.png)
