Good Way Technology WA2600 Wireless Skype Phone User Manual 1 Introduction
Good Way Technology Co., Ltd. Wireless Skype Phone 1 Introduction
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Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Safety Instructions Always read the safety instructions carefully Keep this User’s Manual for future reference Keep this equipment away from humidity If any of the following situation arise, get the equipment checked by a service technician: • The equipment has been exposed to moisture. • The equipment has been dropped and damaged. • The equipment has obvious signs of damage. • The equipment has not been working well or you cannot get it working according to User’s Manual. Copyright Statement No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form by any means without prior written permission. Other trademarks or brand names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Disclaimer Information in this document is subject to change without notice. The manufacturer does not make any representations or warranties (implied or otherwise) regarding the accuracy and completeness of this document and shall in no event be liable for any loss of profit or any commercial damage, including but not limited to special, incidental, consequential, or other damage. Skype is a registered trademark of Skype Technologies SA. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. About User’s Manual This user’s manual and the provided software on the CD are based on Skype 2.0. As Skype upgrades occasionally, for the software compatible with the latest Skype version, please contact your supplier. May 2006, Rev1.0 Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. Introduction .......................................................................................................1 Features ............................................................................................................................. 1 Package Contents .............................................................................................................. 2 System Requirements........................................................................................................ 2 Exterior Overview............................................................................................................. 3 Keypads and Controls................................................................................................................3 USB Dongle LED Status ...........................................................................................................4 2. Installation on Host Computer .........................................................................5 Installing Skype Software ................................................................................................. 5 Installing SkyWin Software .............................................................................................. 5 Installing the USB Dongle ................................................................................................ 7 Accessing SkyWin Functions ........................................................................................... 8 Managing SkyWin Access to Skype ................................................................................. 9 3. Establishing the Connection.......................................................................... 11 Step 1. Ensure the link status on the host computer........................................................ 11 Step 2. Power on the Wireless Phone Handset................................................................ 11 Verifying the Link Status via the LCD............................................................................ 12 Notes on Establishing Wireless Link .............................................................................. 13 4. Getting Started ................................................................................................14 LCD Screen..................................................................................................................... 14 LCD Indicators ........................................................................................................................14 LCD Language.........................................................................................................................15 Charging the Phone ......................................................................................................... 15 Standby Mode ................................................................................................................. 16 Always Link Function..................................................................................................... 17 Resetting the Wireless Phone.......................................................................................... 18 About the Speaker and Microphone Volume .................................................................. 18 5. Using the Phone with Skype ..........................................................................19 Calling a Skype User....................................................................................................... 19 Initializing a Call from Host Computer .......................................................................... 20 Speed Dialing.................................................................................................................. 20 Answering a Call............................................................................................................. 21 Ending / Rejecting a Call ................................................................................................ 21 Holding a Call ................................................................................................................. 21 Muting............................................................................................................................. 22 Clearing the Entered Numbers........................................................................................ 22 ii Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Using SkypeOut to Call Regular Phones ........................................................................ 22 Making a SkypeOut Call .........................................................................................................23 Using the Key Pad to Enter SkypeOut Number.........................................................23 Adding a SkypeOut Number to Contact List .............................................................23 Loading Phone Number via Contact Info ..................................................................24 Missed Calls.................................................................................................................... 25 Loading Calls List........................................................................................................... 26 Clearing Calls List .......................................................................................................... 27 Skype Status and Response Mode .................................................................................. 27 6. Using the LCD Setting Menu ..........................................................................28 Viewing Information of Your Contact............................................................................. 28 Using Options Menu to Adjust Phone Settings............................................................... 29 Menu Navigation............................................................................................................. 31 7. Using with Instant Messenger Software........................................................32 8. Troubleshooting ..............................................................................................34 9. Specifications..................................................................................................37 10. Regulatory Compliance ................................................................................39 FCC Conditions .............................................................................................................. 39 CE ................................................................................................................................... 39 WEEE Information ......................................................................................................... 39 iii 1. Introduction 1. Introduction Utilizing 2.4 GHz RF technology, this Wireless USB Phone allows you to freely roam around when making Skype calls over the Internet; no need to be bound with USB cable anymore! If you have SkypeOut credits, you can even make calls to regular phones, turning this wireless phone into a regular mobile phone. The wireless phone handset is paired with one transceiver dongle. Just plug the dongle to your computer, install the software and it’s ready to use. The handset implements a display with an easy-to-use interface and a couple of editable settings, such as ringtones, ringing volume and so on, so that you can personalize the wireless phone to adapt to your needs. What’s more, the wireless phone features Adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) solution to mitigate radio interference in the popular 2.4GHz frequency band. This ensures you a stable wireless communication while experiencing the wireless convenience. Features Extends your Skype by wireless technology, bringing you more convenience Utilizing RF 2.4GHz radio frequency Using Adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) solution to mitigate radio interference in 2.4GHz frequency band Wireless transmission range of up to 30M (outdoor) and 15M (indoor) Supports Skype hot-keys functions that are as easy as dialing normal telephone Dials to regular phone number using SkypeOut credits LCD with multiple languages support As compact as a mobile phone, easy to carry Echo-cancellation for better sound quality Selectable wireless phone settings, e.g. calling/holding ringtone Li-Polymer battery rechargeable via USB Standby mode to reduce power consumption Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Package Contents Wireless USB Phone x1 USB Dongle x1 USB Cable x1 Software Utility CD* x1 Quick Installation Guide x1 * The provided software and User’s Manual on the CD are based on Skype 2.0. As Skype upgrades occasionally, for the software compatible with the latest Skype version, please contact your supplier. System Requirements Computer with an available USB 1.1 port or higher To use Skype with the wireless phone, your computer must meet the following minimum system requirements**: • PC running Windows 2000 or XP. • 400 MHz processor • 128 MB RAM • 15 MB free disk space on your hard drive • Internet Connection * The requirements are subject to Skype software. For the latest requirements, please visit the Skype website. 1. Introduction Exterior Overview The appearance of your handset varies depending on your model. The following illustration is an example providing you with the keypad functions at a glance: Speaker Reset hole (on the side) LCD Screen Skype on/Tab Switch Info Clean, Hold Dial, Answer, Always Link Hang up, Power On/Off Scroll up, Calls List Hotkey Menu, OK Back Scroll Down, Contact List Hotkey Dial pad USB connector Microphone Keypads and Controls Icon Function Description Info Displays contact information/status menu (when a contact is displayed on the LCD). Skype on/ Opens the Skype window and switches between tabs. Tab Switch Long press to close Skype window. CLS (C) Clear Press briefly to clear the last one of entered number. HOLD Hold Long press to clear all the entered number. Places a call on hold. Pressing it again resumes the call. Dial/Answer Dials or answers a call. Always Link Enables always link function. Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Icon Function Description Hang Up/Reject Long press the key to power on/off the wireless phone. Power On/Off Ends or rejects a call. Disables always link function. Menu, OK MENU Displays main menu. Enters a menu item or activate a selection. BACK Back Back to previous menu. Scroll Up Scroll up. Hotkey to calls list. Scroll Down Scroll down. Hotkey to contact list. 0~9, #, Dial pad. Dial pad. Long pressing 0 enters + sign. Volume Increases/decreases the speaker volume during a call. Vol Up/Down Mute Mutes on/off the microphone during a call. USB Connector USB Mini B type female connector for power charge. * The key function is activated by pressing the key briefly if not otherwise specified. ** The key icons shown above are for reference only. Actual color and appearance depends on your model. USB Dongle LED Status The USB dongle’s LED should be lit when plugged to a power-on computer. It shows the RF link status between the wireless phone and the dongle as follows: Status Description Blink once every three seconds RF link disconnected, standby mode Solid Receiving/sending data over the RF link Always link enabled 2. Installation on Host Computer 2. Installation on Host Computer To use Skype with the wireless phone in Windows 2000/XP, you should install Skype and the provided utility, SkyWin. SkyWin is a tool that enables your wireless phone to communicate with Skype so as to access Skype functionality. Please follow the instructions in this chapter to complete the installation. Installing Skype Software 1. If Skype is not yet installed on your computer, please download Skype installation file from www.skype.com. 2. Double-click the installation file you’ve downloaded and then follow the on-screen prompts to complete the installation. Installing SkyWin Software Important: You must install the software before you plugging the USB dongle. 1. Insert the provided Software Utility CD into your CD-ROM drive. The setup program will start automatically. If not, locate and double-click the Setup.exe file in Software folder to launch the setup program. 2. When the language screen appears, select a language for the installation and then click Next. Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 3. When the welcome screen appears, click Next. 4. Select to install the program in default directory or click Change to specify another directory. Then click Next. 5. Click Install to begin the installation. 2. Installation on Host Computer 6. Click Finish to complete the installation. Installing the USB Dongle Plug the USB dongle to your computer’s USB port. The system will automatically install Windows built-in driver. Whenever the following screen appears, always select Allow this program to use Skype and click OK. If prompted for system restart, click Yes. Throughout this manual, the computer that is plugged with the USB dongle is referred to as a “host computer”. Note: You will not see this screen if Skype is not active. You can configure it later in Skype window. Refer to “Managing SkyWin Access to Skype” on page 9 for details. Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual It is possible that Windows Sound and Audio Devices Properties window appears at this point. In such a case just click the Audio tab and make sure your original audio setting is kept. For example, system sound card is used as the default playback device in most cases for PC music playback. When the dongle is plugged to a USB hub… If the dongle is plugged to your computer via USB hub, make sure the hub is connected to its power adapter, otherwise insufficient power supply may cause the phone to generate noise during a conversation. Accessing SkyWin Functions When you are done with the SkyWin installation, SkyWin starts automatically with its icon located in the system tray. It also starts automatically at system startup. You can right-click the icon and perform the following task: Click Select Language to change the user interface language in SkyWin as well as in the LCD. Click Exit to quit SkyWin. Click About to view the version information. * Actual version number depends on the SkyWin version. 2. Installation on Host Computer In addition, a SkyWin program group is added to Windows programs menu. Using the programs menu, you can perform these tasks: If SkyWin is closed, you can restart it by selecting Start > Programs > SKYWIN > SkyWin. Uninstall SkyWin by selecting Start > Programs > SkyWin > Uninstall. Managing SkyWin Access to Skype You should always let your SkyWin use Skype so that you can use the wireless phone. If you accidentally select the Do not allow this program to use Skype option, open Skype window and take these steps: 1. Click Tools > Options > Privacy > Manage other program’s access to Skype. Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 2. Select SKYPEWIN.EXE and click Change. 3. Re-select a proper option to let the provided program access Skype. 10 3. Establishing the Connection 3. Establishing the Connection Before you start to use the phone, you should first establish the link between the wireless phone and the dongle. The procedures are as follows: Step 1. Ensure the link status on the host computer. Make sure that both SkyWin and Skype are active on your host computer and the USB dongle is properly plugged. Before using the wireless phone, always make sure the link between the USB dongle, SkyWin and Skype is properly established on your host computer. Placing the cursor over SkyWin systray icon provides you with the communication status as described in the table below. SkyWin Icon Link Status The USB dongle is plugged. SkyWin and Skype are active. The link is ready now. The USB dongle is un-plugged or not properly plugged. Action: Make sure the USB dongle is properly plugged. Skype is not active or accidentally terminated or SkyWin is not allowed to access Skype. Action: Launch and log in to Skype and allow SkyWin to access Skype. Skype is not installed on your computer. Action: Install Skype on your computer. Step 2. Power on the Wireless Phone Handset. To power on the wireless phone, long press the Power key until the main screen appears on the display. 11 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual When starting up your wireless phone, the signal indicator and PC indicator should be displayed on the wireless phone’s LCD. Your Skype name and the time of the computer plugged with the dongle should also be displayed. The and indicators disappeared ? The and indicators will disappear in standby mode. If not operated for 20 seconds, the wireless phone automatically enters standby mode and the RF iink is temporarily disconnected. To resume from standby mode, just press the OK key on the wireless phone. The RF link will be re-established and the indicators should appear again. Verifying the Link Status via the LCD The wireless phone LCD will also display related messages if the communication cannot be established. The following table lists possible screens you will see. Refer to the table to verify the link status and take required action. Wireless Phone Display Link Status The RF link is established and everything is OK. The wireless phone successfully loads Skype data via the activated SkyWin. You are ready to use the wireless phone. No RF link. The wireless phone cannot find the dongle at startup. Action: y It could be the signal is too weak. Move closer to the dongle until the signal indicator appears. y Ensure USB dongle is plugged. y Make sure the host computer is not in standby or hibernation mode. 12 3. Establishing the Connection Wireless Phone Display Link Status The RF link is established but SkyWin is not active. Action: Launch SkyWin. The RF link is established but Skype is not active or SkyWin is not allowed to access Skype. Action: Launch Skype. Also, allow SkyWin to access Skype (refer to “Managing SkyWin Access to Skype” on page 9). Standby mode. To resume for standby mode, just press the OK key on the phone. The wireless phone is switched off or running off the power. N/A Action: Power on your wireless phone or charge the wireless phone. Notes on Establishing Wireless Link Your wireless phone and dongle are packaged as an exclusive pair. They share a unique ID to communicate only to each other. This means your wireless phone cannot link to a dongle other than the one delivered with the wireless phone and vice versa. Likewise, you cannot expect the wireless phone to work with multiple dongles and vice versa. Currently up to 7 pairs of wireless phone and dongle can co-exist within one radio range. The more pairs are present, the more likely interference will occur and thereby reduce the transmission range. The maximum outdoor wireless range is about 30 meters while indoor range is about 15 meters in an open-air environment. If you cannot make the link, move the wireless phone closer to the dongle. Other Bluetooth adapters may detect the presence of your wireless phone and USB dongle (which are identified as WBPA-G-Remote and WBPA-G-Dongle). But they cannot build a connection with either of them. 13 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 4. Getting Started Before you start to use the wireless phone, get acquaintance with the phone features and the LCD user interface so that you can get the most of the wireless phone. LCD Screen A typical main screen is as below: Signal availability SkyWin Connection Battery Level, Charging indicator Your Skype name Current time of the host computer. Note: The Skype name here refers to the Skype name that Skype users will see, which is configured via File > My Profile > Full Name in Skype. If the field is blank, your account name is displayed. LCD Indicators SkyWin availability Options menu Always link Missed call RF signal availability Calls list Battery level Missed call Contact Incoming call Holding a call Outgoing call 14 4. Getting Started LCD Language If you want to change the LCD user interface language, right-click on the SkyWin systray icon and click Select Language. Then select a language as required. You selection takes effect immediately and will reflect on the systray menu as well as the LCD user interface. Note: This selection will not change the popup message language of SkyWin systray icon. The systray message language depends on the language you select during the SkyWin installation process. About the Contact Name Language As for the contact names, as long as they are correctly displayed in Skype on the host computer, they should also be correctly displayed in the LCD, regardless of your user interface language. The character of your contact name is not properly displayed? If a language is not correctly displayed in Skype, you need to install additional language on your system. Refer to Windows online help for more information. Charging the Phone The wireless phone is powered by an internal rechargeable battery. You need to charge the wireless phone battery when: 15 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Using the wireless phone for the first time (the battery may be not fully charged when shipped). The battery is totally flat. The battery icon indicates low-battery condition ( ). To charge the phone, use a USB cable to connect the phone to a USB port on a power-on computer. During the charge the charging indicator keeps flashing and you can still power on the wireless phone and use it. Once the charge is complete, the charging indicator stops flashing. When charging a power-off phone The charging indicator keeps flashing. Once the charge is complete, the LCD turns off automatically. When charging a power-on phone The charging indicator keeps flashing. Once the charge is complete, the indicator stops flashing. The charging time depends on the power remaining. A totally flat battery takes approximately 3 hours to be fully charged. Battery Indicator Battery Level 10% ~ 40% 40% ~ 80% 80% ~ Full Full Note: The phone’s USB port is only for power charging but not for data transfer. Therefore if you want to use the phone during the charge, you should still have the USB dongle plugged as a medium for communication. Standby Mode In order to reduce the power consumption, the LCD backlight automatically turns off after 5 seconds of no operation. If no operation lasts for 20 seconds the VoIP RF phone enters standby mode. 16 4. Getting Started If you have entered a menu, if not used for 30 seconds, the screen returns to the main screen and after a sequential 20 seconds of inactivity, the phone enters standby mode. To resume from standby mode, just press the OK key on the wireless phone. The message “Linking” will be briefly displayed and the phone will re-establish the RF link with the USB dongle. 30 seconds of inactivity Under any menu item Cannot see the 20 seconds of inactivity Returns to main screen and Enters standby mode indicators on the display? In standby mode the RF link is temporarily disconnected, causing the and indicators to disappear from the dispaly. Once you resume from standby mode and the RF link is re-established, the indicators appear again. Always Link Function When you press the Dial / Answer key, the always link function will be enabled and will appear. This function is automatically disabled when you the indicator press the Hang Up key to end a conversation. However, if a call is hanged up by the other party and you did not press the Hang Up key, the always link will not be disable unless you press the Hang Up key. When always link is active, the wireless phone will not enter standby mode and thus cause the phone to keep consuming the battery power. Therefore, when you are not phoning, it is important that you disable the always link function. The always link indicator appears when you are not phoning… Make suer to press the Hang Up key to disable the always lnk function to save your battery power. If this icon appears when you are not phoning, make sure to press Hang Up to disable always link 17 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Resetting the Wireless Phone You will need to reset your wireless phone in case any of the following situations occur: The wireless phone hands up. The LCD display responds slowly. To reset your phone, insert a pin or paperclip into the Reset hole on the side. Press lightly and then release to power off the phone. Then power on the phone again by long-pressing the Power key. About the Speaker and Microphone Volume The wireless phone’s speaker and microphone volume is not adjustable on Windows via Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices. The microphone volume is fixed and not adjustable. As for the speaker volume, it is only adjustable on the phone device: During the conversation, press the Vol Up or Vol Down key on the side of the device to adjust the volume. Or, you can predefine the setting via Menu > Options > Speaker Vol. 18 5. Using the Phone with Skype 5. Using the Phone with Skype Calling a Skype User To call a Skype user, you have to launch Skype and log in to Skype. And you should have added desired Skype user(s) to your contact list. Then take the steps below to call a Skype user: 1. Press the Contacts hotkey to display the Skype contact list. 2. Scroll with Up / Down to reach the desired contact. 3. Once your target contact is displayed, press Dial to make the call. The communication process is as follows. The connecting time depends on the network traffic. You will not hear the ringing tone until the connection is established. 4. Once the call is answered, the duration timer will display the time elapsed of the call in process. You can press Hold to hold the call if required. Hold indicator 5. To end the call, press the Hang Up key. The call duration timer will be shown briefly. 19 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Initializing a Call from Host Computer If your Skype contact list is long, you may want to spare the hassle of scrolling through the contact list. In such a case, you may initialize a call from Skype window on the host computer first and then communicate via the phone. Note: When you use the Skype key to open Skype window and switch to the Conatcts tab, if you want to use the Up / Down key to scroll through list, you should press the Contacts hotkey first. Speed Dialing To use the speed dialing function, you should assign the speed dial number to your target contact via Skype window first. 1. In Skype window, go to the Contacts tab and select your desired contact. Right-click the contact and select Set Speed-Dial. 2. Assign a number as a speed dial number using your keyboard. Once the speed dial number is assigned, just use the wireless phone’s keypad to dial the number and then press Dial to make the call. In case you want to clear the number you entered, press CLS. Each press will erase the last number. Or you can long press CLS to clear all the entered numbers at a time. 20 5. Using the Phone with Skype Answering a Call On an incoming call, the wireless phone will be ringing and the LCD backlight will light on with the caller ID displayed (if available). Press the Answer key to answer the call. Once you answer the call, the duration timer will display the time elapsed of the call in process. You can press Hold to hold the call if required. To end a call, press the Hang Up key. Ending / Rejecting a Call To end or reject a call, press the Hang Up key. Holding a Call To place a call on hold, just press the HOLD key. Pressing the HOLD key again can resume the call. When holding a call, if a second call is coming you will hear a knocking sound (which is configured via Skype > Sound > Knocking.) You can press Answer key to answer the call; but this will also terminate the first call. Hold indicator 21 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Muting To mute the microphone during a call, press the Mute key on the side of the device. When mute is on, the message Mute is displayed on the screen. To turn mute off, just press the Mute key again. Clearing the Entered Numbers To erase the numbers you’ve just entered, press CLS. Each press will clear the last character. Or you can long press CLS to clear all the entered numbers at a time. Using SkypeOut to Call Regular Phones SkypeOut allows you to place calls to regular telephones or mobile phones. This feature allows you to call from Skype to friends who are not using computers but still use regular phones. To use SkypeOut, you should buy SkypeOut credits first. To do this, click Tools > Go to My Account Page. Sign in and find the link to SkypeOut credits page. Then follow the instructions to purchase the credits. After you have purchased SkypeOut credits, log out from the Skype web page. Open your Skype and check the Services section for verification that your SkypeOut account has been activated. To make a SkypeOut call, you must enter the number in the following way (whether for domestic or international calls): 22 5. Using the Phone with Skype “00” or “+” Country Code City Code (omit 0 if applicable) Phone Number Example 1: Placing a USA domestic call 222-5551234. 00-1-222-5551234 or +1-222-5551234 Example 2: Calling China (010-12345678 ) from USA. 00-86-10-12345678 or +86-10-12345678 (*Omit the preceding 0 from the local code) Making a SkypeOut Call Using the Key Pad to Enter SkypeOut Number Enter the SkypeOut number using the keypad and then press Adding a SkypeOut Number to Contact List 1. To add a SkypeOut number, click Tools > Add a Contact. 2. Click the item for adding a SkypeOut contact. 23 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 3. Type in a name or description for this phone number and enter the phone number. Then click Add Number. (No need to enter "+" or "00" before the actual number; Skype will automatically add it to make it SkypeOut compatible.) After adding the SkypeOut number to your contacts list, you can also assign a speed-dial number to the contact. Once the SkypeOut number is saved as a contact, you can press the Contacts hotkey call. to display the Skype contact list. Then press Dial key to make the Loading Phone Number via Contact Info 1. Press the Contacts hotkey to display the Skype contact list. 2. Scroll with Up / Down to reach the desired contact. 3. Press the Info key to enter the information menu. 4. Scroll with Up / Down to reach the required item, e.g. Mobile Phone, Office Phone or Home Phone. 5. Press OK key to display the number. 6. Press Dial to make the call. 24 5. Using the Phone with Skype “No Number” is displayed for Mobile Phone, Office Phone or Home Phone ? The availibility of Mobile Phone, Office Phone and Home Phone depends on whether your target contact provides these information in his/her profile settings, which is accessed via File > Edit My Profile in Skype. Your contact must provide these information in SkypeOut compatible format so that you can dial these numbers. Highlight a Skype contact and you can see the personal info, if any, provided by the contact. Fail to make a SkypeOut call? The telephone number must be in SkypeOut compatible format othewise you cannot succesfully make the call. Missed Calls In case you have a missed call, the LCD will display a notification of the latest missed call. There may be more than one missed call on the phone. To view missed calls list: 1. Press the MENU key and the use Up / Down to reach the Missed Calls menu. Press OK to access the list content. 25 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 2. The caller and time of each missed call will be displayed. At the missed calls screen, you can: • Use Up / Down to scroll through the missed calls list. • Press Dial to call the contact being displayed. • Press Info to access the information menu for the contact being displayed. Then you can use Up / Down to switch between Status, Office Phone, Home Phone, Mobile Phone and Username and then press OK to enter a desired item. If a SkypeOut compatible telephone number is provided, you can press Dial to make a SkypeOut call. Loading Calls List Pressing the Calls List hotkey allows you to load the calls list, which includes incoming, outgoing and missed calls. The calls are sorted in time order with the most recent at the start. Missed Call Outgoing Call Incoming Call At the calls list screen, you can: • Use Up / Down to scroll through the calls list. • Press Dial to call the contact being displayed. • Press Info to access the information menu for the contact being displayed. 26 5. Using the Phone with Skype Then you can use Up / Down to switch between Status, Office Phone, Home Phone, Mobile Phone and Username and then press OK to enter a desired item. If a SkypeOut compatible telephone number is provided, you can press Dial to make a SkypeOut call. Clearing Calls List To clear the calls records, open the Skype window and click the History tab. Select the calls record you want to delete and press delete key to delete it. Note: The wireless phone’s calls list corresponds to that on the Skype window. If you clear the list entries on the Skype window, it will be also cleared from the wireless phone. Skype Status and Response Mode The wireless phone’s respond mode varies according to your Skype status as described in the table below: Skype Status Phone Ringer Phone LCD Backlight Offline No Ring No Online Ring Flash Skype Me Ring Flash Away Ring Flash Not Available Ring Flash Do Not Disturb No Ring Flash Invisible Ring Flash 27 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 6. Using the LCD Setting Menu The wireless phone comes with a setting menu allowing you to verify or modify the settings to adapt the phone to your requirements. Refer to the relevant sections for the descriptions. Viewing Information of Your Contact This feature allows you to view the personal information of your contact, including mobile phone, username, office phone and home phone. These information are only available if your contact enter them via File > Edit My Profile in Skype. If a telephone number is provided, you can even make a SkypeOut call providing you have SkypeOut credits. To view the information of a contact: 1. Press the Contacts hotkey to display the Skype contact list. 2. Scroll with Up / Down to reach the desired contact. 3. Press the Info key to enter the information menu. 4. Use Up / Down to scroll through the options: Mobile Phone, Username, Office Phone and Home Phone. 5. To view the setting, press OK. If a telephone number is provided, you can also place a SkypeOut call by just pressing the Dial key providing you have valid SkypeOut credits. 6. To return to your main screen, just keep pressing Back 28 6. Using the LCD Setting Menu Using Options Menu to Adjust Phone Settings The Options menu comes with a couple of wireless phone settings. You can modify these settings as required to adapt the phone to your personal requirements. To use the Options menu: 1. Press the MENU key and then use Up / Down to reach the Options menu. 2. Press OK to enter the Options menu. 3. Use Up / Down to scroll through the menu. Once the desired menu is reached, press OK. 4. Press Up / Down to change the setting. 5. Press OK to activate the setting. The screen will return to previous menu. Note: You must press OK to activate the settings otherwise the settings will not be changed. 29 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Available items under Options menu and the selectable choices for each item are given in the table below: Option Function Available Settings Speaker Vol Adjusts speaker and keypad tone volume. Vol 1 ~ 7 Note: Pressing the Vol Up / Vol Down key on the side of the phone will override this setting. Hold Ringtone Selects holding ringtone. When you Ringtone 1-3 placing a call on hold, the phone will play the holding ringtone you specify here. Calls Ringtone Selects the ringtone to be played when Ringtone 1-5 you get a call. Key Tone Turns on/off the keypad tone. Tone On Tone Off Ringing Vol Adjusts the volume of the ringtone. Reset Reset all the options settings to the defaults. 30 Vol 1 ~ 3 6. Using the LCD Setting Menu Menu Navigation * Use Up and Down to scroll through. Contacts OK * Use Up and Down to scroll through. Mr. Wang Abby Mobile Phone Username Office Phone Home Phone +886229123456 OK Make SkypeOut call Missed Calls Make a call Ann Bill Status Mobile Phone Username Office Phone Home Phone OK +886229123456 OK Make SkypeOut call Call List OK Mr. Wang Abby Make a call Status Mobile Phone Username Office Phone Home Phone +886229123456 OK Make SkypeOut call * To enable the setting, press OK. Vol 1~7 Speaker Vol Options OK OK Hold Ringtone Ringtone 1~3 OK Calls Ringtone Ringtone 1~5 OK Key Tone OK Ringing Vol Reset Tone On Tone Off Vol 1~3 OK OK 31 Reset all the options settings to the defaults. Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 7. Using with Instant Messenger Software The wireless phone can be used as an audio device with instant message (IM) software, such as MSN Messenger and Yahoo Messenger. To do this, you should first configure the software to use the wireless phone as the audio device. MSN Messenger Select Tools > Audio and Video setup to open the Audio and Video Setup dialog box and then proceed as prompted. Make sure the audio and video devices are correctly configured as shown by the figure below. Yahoo Messenger Select Messenger > Preferences > Calling & Audio and select USB Audio Device as the microphone and the speaker. After the configuration: 1. Use the instant messenger to initiate the audio conversion on your computer side. 2. Press the Dial (Always Link) key and start your conversation via the wireless phone. When the conversation ends up, press the Hang Up key. 32 7. Using with Instant Messenger Software Important: After the conversation, make sure the press the Hang Up key to disable the always link function; otherwise the phone will keep consuming the battery power due to power-saving function is disabled. 33 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 8. Troubleshooting Q1. When I try to operate the wireless phone, the LCD keeps showing “Linking”. A1. If the RF indicator disappears from the screen in working mode, it means the wireless connection cannot be made. Move your wireless phone closer to the dongle to see if the problem is solved. If the RF indicator remains absent, verify if any of the following situations occurs: • The dongle has been un-plugged or not properly plugged. • Your computer enters standby or hybernation mode. Q2. I’ve got noise and hiss on my phone conversion. A2. There are a couple of reasons that might degrade the sound quality, such as distance, obstacle and network traffic. You may try to improve the sound quality by first moving closer to your host computer. Also, a partition wall or window in your home or office may be obstacle to the RF signal. Keep away from possibel obstacle and try move closer to the dongle. If you intend to use more than one pair of wireless phone and transceiver dongle within a wireless radio range, try to increase the distance between the dongles. Q3. The phone doesn’t work at all. A3. Check these items first: • Make sure the battery is not running off. • Make sure the dongle, SkyWin and Skype communicate well on the host computer. • If the problem persists, reset the phone by inserting a paperclip into the Reset hole. Press lightly and then release to power off the phone. Then re-power on the phone by long-pressing the Power key. 34 8. Troubleshooting Q4. While using the wireless phone: • There is no dial tone after pressing the dial key. • I cannot hear the other party on my wireless phone. • I hear the other party on my PC’s sound card (or another USB speaker) instead of the wireless phone. • The other party cannot hear me. A4. Make sure your software is configured to use wireless phone as the audio in/out device. In Skype window, click Tools > Options > Sound Devices. Make sure the Audio In (microphone) and Audio Out (speaker) and are correctly configured to use USB Audio Device, i.e. the wireless phone. Q5. When the phone’s USB port is connected to a computer for charging purpose, can I unplug the dongle and allow the phone to directly communicate with the host computer? A5. No. The phone’s USB port is only for power charging but not for data transfer. It always needs a USB dongle as a data transceiver. Q6 Will the Wi-Fi devices interference with the phone? A6. Although the wireless phone shares 2.4 GHz frequency band with Wi-Fi devices (such as the popular IEEE 802.11x wireless network device in office use), the phone has implemented Adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) solution to mitigate radio interference so that the phone can co-exist with Wi-Fi devices without degrading the wireless performance. Q7. Why cannot my contact’s name correctly displayed? The name is in one of the supported languages of the phone. A7. Make sure the language is correctly displayed in Skype, If not, you need to install related language on your system. (Refer to Windows Online help for more information.) Q8. While using the wireless phone to make/answer a call in Skype, can I still play music by my PC’s sound card or USB speaker? A8. Yes. Just set your sound card or preferred audio device as the playback device in Windows. 35 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual 1. Under Control Panel, double-click the Sounds and Audio Devices (or Sounds and Multimedia) icon and then click the Audio tab. 2. Select the sound card or preferred audio device as the sound playback device. Q9. I try to adjust the phone’s speaker/microphone volume value using Windows Sounds and Audio Devices Properties window but cannot move the slider. A9. The phone’s speaker/microphone volume is designed not to be adjusted via Windows. You can only adjust the speaker volume using the phone’s option menu (Options > Speaker Vol.). 36 9. Specifications 9. Specifications RF Wireless Interface 2.4GHz Radio Frequency Technology Dongle Interface USB 1.1 (A type male connector) Operating Range Indoor: > 15 meters, Outdoor: > 30 meters (in an open environment) Transmitter power +17 dBm RSSI -35 to -80 dBm RF Out Power 50 mW Operating Channels Supports frequency hopping on 79 channels Features • Up to seven simultaneous connections within effective range • RF interface baud rate 1Mbps transmit & receive • Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH), support for Bluetooth + Wi-Fi co-existence Voice • Full duplex • Toll quality (8KHz, 16bit voice) • CVSD encode/decode for voice bits stream passing through host Battery Power Source One 850 mAh Li-Polymer rechargeable battery Operating Voltage: DC 5V (Bus-Powered) Battery Life Standby Mode: 60 hours Continuous use: 6 hourser-off Mode: 1-3 Months Power Saving Enters standby mode after 20 secs of inactivity Charging Method USB bus power, USB 1.1 Mini B type connector. 37 Wireless USB Phone User’s Manual Phone Controls • Volume Up, Volume Down, Hold, Mute • Switch on/off • Control interaction with Skype AP • Numerical keys • Telephone control-like keys LCD Screen Resolution 128 x 32 pixels Size 31 X 19 mm Backlight Blue Display Mode FSTN, POSITIVE, TRANSFULECTIVE Language Support English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, Dutch, Finnish, Norwegian, Traditional Chinese, Japanese Speaker Size Size: 13 mm Response Frequency: 300 ~ 3.4K Hz Microphone Output Impedance: 150 ohm Signal-To-Noise Ratio 90 dB Sensitivity - 40 +/- 2 dB Directivity Onmidirectional Response Frequency 20 ~ 20K Hz Selectable Settings Speaker Volume, Holding sound, Ringtone, Key Tone, Ringing Volume Temperature Operating: 0~40 °C Storage: -20~60 °C Humidity Operating: < 90% (Non-Condensing) Storage: < 95% *Specifications are subject to change without notice. 38 10. Regulatory Compliance 10. Regulatory Compliance FCC Conditions This equipment has been tested and found to comply with Part 15 of the 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. CE This equipment is in compliance with the requirements of the following regulations: EN 55 022: CLASS B WEEE Information For EU (European Union) member users: According to the WEEE (Waste electrical and electronic equipment) Directive, do not dispose of this product as household waste or commercial waste. Waste electrical and electronic equipment should be appropriately collected and recycled as required by practices established for your country. For information on recycling of this product, please contact your local authorities, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product. 39 Warning 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 equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning 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 different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that maycause undesired operation. Any changes or modifications (including the antennas) made to this device that are not expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This device and its antenna must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
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