Inseego NVWT2000 New Zealand User Manual T2000 EN 1026x

Novatel Wireless Inc New Zealand T2000 EN 1026x

User Manual

Novatel Wireless, Inc. T2000 User Manual R1.0 Author Revision Changes Date Bwu R1.0 FirstRelease 20160721 Confidential Material: This document contains information that is proprietary and confidential, reading and copying this document is prohibited without permission from Novatel Wireless, Inc.
Contents USER MANUAL ...................................................................................................................................... 1 1 OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................................... 1 2 FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................... 1 3 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................... 2 3.1 LED BEHAVIOR ......................................................................................................................... 2 3.2 BUTTON BEHAVIOR .................................................................................................................... 2 3.3 SCREEN ON/OFF BEHAVIOR ....................................................................................................... 4 4 BASIC OPERATION ....................................................................................................................... 6 4.1 ON-OFF DEVICE ......................................................................................................................... 6 4.2 MAKE CALLS .............................................................................................................................. 6 4.3 ANSWER CALLS ......................................................................................................................... 6 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) STATEMENT ........................... 7
NOVATEL WIRELESS, INC. T2000 User Manual Rev.: R1.0 1 1 Overview Novatel T2000 (Home Phone Connect) works over the Verizon 4G LTE Broadband wireless network, and uses your existing home phone number and handsets. GET CONNECTED IN MINUTES Just plug in, connect your phone and make calls. Connecting your phone is a snap. You can do it yourself—no professional installation required. Set up this small, sleek, portable device in the kitchen, your office, the bedroom, and even take it with you when you travel. KEEP YOUR PHONE…LOSE THE LANDLINE Enjoy clear local and long distance telephone service with caller ID, call forwarding, call waiting, call holding, three-way calling, TTY-TTD, and E911. Plug in your corded or cordless phone. Use your own home phone number or set up a new one. SEE SIGNAL STRENGTH, ALERT AND MORE ON THE TOUCH-KEY NAVIGATION SCREEN The T2000 with Voice’s user friendly touch-key navigation screen puts the information you need right at your fingertips. See voice and data signal strength, number of new voice mails, Alert status, backup battery life, and more directly on the device. MAINTAIN YOUR ABILITY TO MAKE CALLS DURING POWER OUTAGES The T2000 with Voice’s backup battery provides 3 hours talk time and 33 hours standby. 2 Features  LTE Bands: B2,B4,B13  GPS Support (E911 Support)  VoLTE Compliant, HD Voice.  2RJ-11Phone Jacks  1 RJ-31 Security Ports  1 SMA Port for External LTE antenna  DECT 6.0 Support  TTY Support  FAX Support  Callwaiting, callforwarding, three-waycalling  SupportforCallerID  FOTA  Nano SIM
NOVATEL WIRELESS, INC. T2000 User Manual Rev.: R1.0 2 3 ProductIntroduction 3.1 LED Behavior Blink rate = 1 sec on, 1 sec off State LED Operation Use Cases Note Normal State Solid Blue Default Screen Use TTY text icon. Never show battery icon in status bar, only in Home screen. Add roaming icon to status bar, normal sequence (check) Solid Blue Incoming/Outgoing call (including 911) Phone icon should be present on the left side. 911 should be the same except the call number. Solid Blue Incoming/Outgoing Fax Solid Blue Call Waiting Solid Blue Conference Call Solid Blue Software Update in progress Software Update completed Notification State Blinking Blue Voice Mail Available Blinking Blue Call Forwarding Enabled Call forwarding icon should be activated when the user set up call forwarding from the phone connected to New Zealand. Call forwarding icon should be cleared when either the user disable up call forwarding from the phone connected to New Zealand or if there is an incoming call to New Zealand Blinking Blue Battery Powered Case Turn ON when switch to battery for 10 sec. Low battery – LED blink RED Blinking Blue Missed Call Case Error State Blinking Red No Service Case Blinking Red SIM Error Case Blinking Red SIM Locked Case Blinking Red Low Battery Low = 10% or less 3.2 Button Behavior Power Button State Button Press Notes Device OFF Startup No timer, no delay, just press and release Device ON Shutdown No timer, no delay, just press and release Menu Button State Button Press Notes Device OFF No effect
NOVATEL WIRELESS, INC. T2000 User Manual Rev.: R1.0 3 Device ON Screen ON Short Press – Change sub-screenLong Press – Jump to Home screen Long press = 3 seconds Device ON Screen OFF Short Press – turn screen on Long Press – turn screen on Home screen displayed – do not remember last sub-screen. Long press = 3 seconds Reset Button State Button Press Notes Device OFF No effect Device ON Reset to factory defaults Press & hold 3 secs (need pin)
NOVATEL WIRELESS, INC. T2000 User Manual Rev.: R1.0 4 3.3 Screen On/Off Behavior  T1 = 30 seconds  T2 = 5 seconds Screen On/Off Behavior Power State Screen On/Off Notes AC/Battery Startup On, Timeout (T1) If user does nothing, transition to Idle state. AC/Battery Idle Off AC/Battery Incoming call On, Timeout (T1) Answered => Call in progress Ignored => Timeout from last ring. AC/Battery Off hook Dialing On, Timeout (T1) Timeout restarts with each tone/keypress, so applies if user leaves phone off hook. Keypress AC/Battery Call in progress On Incoming or outgoing call Includes call waiting, conferencing AC/Battery Hang up Timeout (T1) Timeout starts from hang up. AC/Battery Viewing Sub-screens On, Timeout (T1) Timeout starts from each HW button press. After timeout, turn screen off. When user pushes the button again, Home screen is displayed. AC/Battery Missed call state Timeout from last ring (incoming call event) No special behavior for missed call ongoing state. AC/Battery Call Forwarding No special behavior AC/Battery SW Update download in progress No special behavior AC/Battery SW Update ready to install No special behavior AC/Battery SW Update in progress (installation) On After install, restart. Normal T1 timeout. AC/Battery SW Update complete message Off Do not go back to Home screen – keep SW message until user presses button. Low Battery Startup On, Timeout (T2) If user does nothing, transition to Idle state Low Battery Idle Off Low Battery Incoming call On, Timeout (T2) Timeout starts when user answers OR last ring. NOTE: Screen will not show caller information. Low Battery Off hook Dialing On, Timeout (T2) Timeout restarts with each tone/keypress. NOTE: Screen will not show number dialed. Low Battery Call in progress Off Timeout from last ring (incoming call) or dial action (outgoing call). Low Battery Call in progress, incoming call (call waiting) On, Timeout (T2) As for normal incoming call. Low Battery Call in progress, outgoing call (conferencing) On, Timeout (T2) As for normal outgoing call. Low Battery Hang up On, Timeout (T2) Timeout starts from hang up. (If screen is already ON and time running, restart time upon hang up)
NOVATEL WIRELESS, INC. T2000 User Manual Rev.: R1.0 5 Low Battery Viewing Sub-screens On, Timeout (T2) Timeout starts from each HW button press. After timeout, turn screen off. When user pushes the button again, Home screen is displayed. Low Battery Missed call state No special behavior during this state. Incoming call will have turned screen – see Incoming call. Low Battery Call Forwarding No special behavior during this state. Low Battery SW Update download in progress n/a Will not download Low Battery SW Update ready to install No special behavior Low Battery SW Update in progress (installation) n/a Will not install
NOVATEL WIRELESS, INC. T2000 User Manual Rev.: R1.0 6 4 BasicOperation 4.1 On-offdevice Thepowerswitchislocatedinthebackofthedevice 1. Switchthepowerkeytothe”ON”position, youcanopenthedevice. 2. Switchthepowerkeytothe”OFF”position, youcanclosethedevice. 4.2 Makecalls 1. Poweronthedevice. 2. Pickupthehandset. 3. Todialthenumberuntilyouhearthetone. 4. Waitabout3S, thedevicewillcallout. 5. Whenthecallisconnected, youcantalkwitheachother. 6. Putdownthehandsetorpresstheendkey, thephonewillbehungup. 4.3 Answercalls ThephoneofconnectingtoT2000willringwhenthere’sanincomingcall. 1. Pickupthehandset, thecallisconnecting. 2. Putdownthehandsetorpresstheendkey, thephonewillbehungup.
NOVATEL WIRELESS, INC. T2000 User Manual Rev.: R1.0 7 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement 15.21 You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 15.105(b) 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 and 2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement: 1. This Transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. 2. This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and your body. Allowed maximum gain(dBi), including antenna cable loss Frequency Band Antenna gain (dBi, including cable loss)740 MHz ~ 800 MHz WWAN 2.53 dBi 1710 MHz ~ 1900 MHz WWAN 4.12 dBi 1910 MHz ~ 2200 MHz WWAN 3.88 dBi End user product of external antennas available from vendors specified by the equipment supplier. Pleasecontact the equipment supplier for end user antenna and connector recommendations.

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