Kodiak Networks U400 Carbonado - Wifi Device User Manual
Kodiak Networks. Carbonado - Wifi Device
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User Manual For Car bonado UA400 Handset w ith Andr oid OS Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 2 Table of Contents 1. Gener al Infor mation .......................................................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 Phone Model Cover ed ................................................................................................................................................ 3 1.2 Netw or k Ser vices......................................................................................................................................................... 3 1.3 UA400 Suppor t Infor mation .................................................................................................................................... 3 1.4 Safety Guidelines ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 1.5 Pr ecautions to Use the Battery ............................................................................................................................... 4 1.6 Batter y Replacement……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….4 1.7 Avoid High Temper atur es ..................................................................................................................................... ...4 1.8 Child Safety ................................................................................................................................................................. …5 1.9 Emer gency Calls ......................................................................................................................................................... …5 2. Getting Star ted .................................................................................................................................................................. …6 2.1 Setting Up Your Phone........................................................................................................................................... …6 2.2 Inser ting the Battery .............................................................................................................................................. …6 2.3 Removing the Battery ............................................................................................................................................ …7 2.4 Char ging the Batter y .............................................................................................................................................. …7 3. Basics of your Phone ...................................................................................................................................................... …9 3.1 UA400 Layout ......................................................................................................................................................... …9 3.2 UA400 Fr ont Layout .............................................................................................................................................. …9 3.3 UA400 Back Layout ............................................................................................................................................... .10 3.4 Sw itching ON Your Phone for the fir st time ................................................................................................. .10 3.5 Home Scr een Indicator s...................................................................................................................................... .11 3.6 Keypad Functions.................................................................................................................................................. .11 3.7 FCC Cer tification .................................................................................................................................................... .13 Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 3 1. Gener al Infor mation Welcome to the w or ld of Car bonado Rugged phones. This phone w or ks as a Wi-Fi only device and has an intuitive, featur e-r ich user inter face, w hich allow s you to make the best use of the available functions 1.1 Phone Model Cover ed: This user guide cover s the Car bonado UA400 phone model. The phone model name can be r ead on the phone label under the batter y. 1.2 Net wor k Ser vices: Your Car bonado device is equipped to w or k only for PoC ser vice w ith Wi-Fi netw or k. To make the best of these ser vices, you must subscr ibe to the Wi-Fi ser vices thr ough Oper ator and obtain instr uctions on how to use Wi-Fi on your device. 1.3 UA400 Suppor t Infor mat ion: If your device needs any pr oduct suppor t, please contact Car bonado suppor t +1-972-665-0200. For online suppor t infor mation, contact us at car bonado_suppor t@kodiaknetw or ks.com. 1.4 Safet y Guidelines : Please r ead and under stand the follow ing safety guidelines befor e you use the phone. These guidelines pr ovide details to enable you in oper ating your phone safely and confor m to any legal r equir ements r egar ding the use of Car bonado phones. Disposal of Stale Electr ical and Electronic Equipment The symbol of the cr ossed-out wheeled bin indicates that within the countr y of the United states of Amer ica, this pr oduct, and any enhancements mar ked with this symbol, cannot be disposed as unsor ted waste but must be taken to separ ate collection at their end-of-life. Disposal of Batter y Please check local regulations for disposal of batteries. The batter y should never be placed in municipal waste. Use a batter y disposal facility if available. Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 4 Guideline for Headphone and Ear phone To prevent possible hearing damage, please do not listen at high volume levels for long periods. War ning ! Avoid actions that could cause injur y to your self or other s Caution Avoid usage of the device in situations that could cause damage to your device or other equipments 1.5 Pr ecaut ions t o Use t he Bat t er y: A r echar geable batter y pow er s your device. Use the batter y only for its intended pur pose. Never use any char ger or batter y that is damaged. If the batter y is completely dischar ged, it may take a few minutes befor e the char ging indicator appear s on the display or befor e any calls can be made. The full per for mance of a new batter y is achieved only after thr ee to four complete char ge and dischar ge cycles. You can char ge the batter y sever al times but it w ill eventually w ear out. Unplug the char ger fr om the electr ical plug and the device w hen not in use. Ensur e that you do not leave the fully char ged batter y connected to a char ger . If left unused, a fully char ged batter y w ill lose its char ge over time. 1.6 Bat ter y Replacement : When the talk and standby times ar e noticeably shor ter than nor mal, r eplace the batter y w ith an or iginal Car bonado batter y. If a r eplacement batter y is being used for the fir st time or if the batter y has not been used for a pr olonged per iod, it may take a few minutes befor e the char ging indicator appear s on the display or befor e any calls can be made. 1.7 Avoid High Temper at ur es: If you leave the batter y in hot or cold places, such as in a closed car in summer or w inter conditions, it will r educe the capacity and lifetime of the batter y. For best r esults, tr y to keep the batter y betw een -20°C and +55°C (-4°F and 131°F). A device w ith a hot or cold batter y may not w or k tempor ar ily, even w hen the batter y is fully char ged. Batter y per for mance is par ticular ly limited in temper atur es below fr eezing. Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 5 1.8 Child Safet y: Do not allow childr en to use your mobile phone or its accessor ies. Keep it out of their r each. They could hur t themselves or other s, or could accidentally damage the mobile phone or accessor ies. Your mobile phone and its accessor ies may contain small par ts, w hich could be detached and cr eate a choking hazar d for your child. 1.9 Emer gency Calls: Car bonado phones oper ate using Wi-Fi r adio signals, w hich cannot guar antee connection under all cir cumstances. Ther efor e you should never solely r ely upon any mobile phone for essential communications (e.g. medical emer gencies). Emer gency calls w ill not be possible as this is Wi-Fi only device. Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 6 2. Get t ing St ar ted The follow ing topics give you all the infor mation needed to set up your phone for the fir st time. Set t ing Up Your Phone: Refer to the follow ing sections to insert and char ge the batter y and set up the phone. To change the batter y you can use the key supplied along w ith the device, in the absence of the key you can also use scr ew dr iver . Inser t ing t he Bat t er y: Complete the follow ing steps to inser t a Car bonado batter y into your UA400 phone. 1. Rotate both batter y cover scr ew s in counter clockw ise dir ection (as show n in the figur e). You can use a key/ scr ew dr iver set. Sometimes the scr ew s may be tight and extr a effor t is r equir ed to open them. 2. Lift the batter y cover to view the batter y slot. 3. Inser t the batter y and push it into the batter y slot such that the thr ee metallic contacts at the bottom of the batter y ar e aligned w ith the metallic contacts w ithin the batter y compar tment. 4. Close the batter y cover . Rotate the batter y cover scr ew s in clockw ise dir ection. You can use a key/ scr ew dr iver to tighten the scr ew s. Ensur e not to over tighten. Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 7 Removing t he Bat t er y: Complete the follow ing steps to r emove the Car bonado batter y fr om your UA400 phone. 1. Rotate both batter y cover scr ew s in counter clockw ise dir ection (as show n in the figur e). You can use the key/ scr ew dr iver to open the back. Sometimes the scr ew s may be tight and extr a effor t is r equir ed to open them. 2. Lift the batter y cover to view the batter y slot. 3. Raise the upper end of the batter y fr om the slot and r emove the batter y. 4. Close the batter y cover . Rotate the batter y cover scr ew s in clockw ise dir ection. You can use a key/ scr ew dr iver to tighten the scr ew s. Ensur e not to over tighten. Char ging t he Bat t er y: The batter y pr ovided w ith your mobile phone does not come fully char ged. We r ecommend that you char ge the phone at least for five hour s befor e you use it for the fir st time. Note: With a fully char ged batter y, the phone can r emain in standby mode for up to 800 hour s. If the batter y is completely out of char ge, the char ging icon appear s only after sever al minutes w hen the char ger is connected. Do not use an incor r ect batter y type as it may cause explosion. Complete the follow ing steps to char ge the phone batter y. 1. Plug the char ger into a pow er outlet. Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 8 2. The char ger por t is located at the bottom of the phone. To access the char ger por t, lift the cover w ith the USB sign. Inser t the Micr o USB connector into the por t and inser t the other end of the USB cable into the char ger . Alter natively, you can char ge the phone w ith your PC. Inser t the Micr o USB connector USB cable into the char ger por t of the phone and inser t the other end of the cable into a USB por t on your PC. 3. If the batter y is being char ged w hen the phone is sw itched off, only the batter y icon is displayed (as show n in the figur e). If the batter y is being char ged w hile the phone is sw itched on, you w ill notice that the bar s in the batter y char ge icon (visible on the home scr een) show movement indicating that the batter y is being char ged. After the phone is fully char ged, the batter y bar s on the display stop scr olling. At this point, you can disconnect the phone fr om the char ger . Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 9 3. Basics of your Phone Your phone comes w ith featur es that simplify your life and expand your ability to stay connected to the people as w ell as infor mation that ar e impor tant to you. Refer to the follow ing sections to under stand the basic functions and featur es of your phone. Car bonado UA400 Layout : The Car bonado UA400 comes w ith a single LCD scr een. The TFT technology used scr een displays 262K color s. The Car bonado UA400 keypad has 11 function keys and 12 alphanumer ic keys. The left side of the phone has one key for PTT application and the r ight side of the phone has thr ee keys, tw in keys at the top ar e used to contr ol the volume and a single r ed key at the bottom used for sending SOS . The batter y and the speaker ar e located at the back side of the phone. For mor e infor mation r efer to the follow ing sections. Car bonado UA400 Fr ont Layout : The follow ing image pr ovides the details of the fr ont layout of your Car bonado UA400. Pow er Button LCD screen Volume control PTT but ton Center Navigation key Home Button M enu Button Green key Back Button Clear Button Red key SOS but ton Alpha Numeric Key pad M icrophone Charging port Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 10 Car bonado UA400 Back Layout : The follow ing image pr ovides the details of the layout at the back of your Car bonado UA400. Speaker Battery cover Swit ching ON your Phone for t he fir st t ime Pr ess and hold the Power ON/ OFF key pr ovided at the top for tw o seconds to pow er on the phone. When the phone is sw itched on, it tr ies to r egister w ith the near by Wi-Fi netw or k. In some cases you may have to pr ovide the Passw or d for the Wi -Fi connectivity that you w ant to choose. After successful r egistr ation, the Wi-Fi symbol is displayed on the status bar at the top of your home scr een . Home Scr een Indicat or s: The home scr een indicator s ar e visible in the status bar at the top of the home scr een w hen the phone is in standby mode. Some icons indicate the status of cer tain functionalities of the phone, for example, the batter y char ge indicator , the Wi-Fi netw or k status indicator , time etc. Some icons ar e displayed only if the specific ser vices ar e activated. Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 11 The follow ing table descr ibes the display indicator s in the status bar of the home scr een in the your phone. Battery Wi-Fi connectivity USB Port connected Keypad Funct ions: The follow ing table displays the var ious keys and the cor r esponding functions they per for m: Keys Center navigation key Left Selection Key/ Menu Key Right Selection Key Call/ Accept/ Send Key(Gr een Key) Call disconnect Key (Red Key) Descr iption To select an applicat ion/ act ion/ Enable Keypad To select an applicat ion/ act ion To move back fr om any applicat ion To make PoC calls/ send IPA’s To disconnect t he call Up navigation key To move up by select ion Dow n navigation key To move down by select ion Right navigation key To move r ight by select ion Left navigation key To move left by select ion (Applicable only for PTT applications) To r each t op of t he list To r each bot t om of t he list (Applicable only for PTT applications) Side PTT key Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. To launch PTT applicat ion PTT floor cont r ol kodiaknetwor ks.com 12 To incr ease or decr ease volume Right volume keys Non-funct ional SOS Pow er Key Power key is also used for scr een wake up/ scr een t ur n off Head set Jack To inser t Head Phone jack Home Key Home Key t o r each Home scr een Clear Key To clear t he edit ed t ext USB / Char ger Por t USB connect ivit y and char ger por t Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com 13 Car bonado Wi-Fi Mobile Phone: UA400 FCC Regulations This device complies w ith par t 15 of the FCC Rules. Oper ation is subject to the follow ing tw o conditions: (1) This device may not cause har mful inter fer ence (2) This device must accept any inter fer ence r eceived, including inter fer ence that may cause undesir ed oper ation. This device has been tested and found to comply w ith the limits for a Class B digital device, pur suant to Par t 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits ar e designed to pr ovide r easonable pr otection against har mful inter fer ence in a r esidential installation. This equipment gener ates, uses and can r adiated r adio fr equency ener gy and, if not installed and used in accor dance w ith the instr uctions, may cause har mful inter fer ence to r adio communications. How ever , ther e is no guar antee that inter fer ence w ill not occur in a par ticular installation If this equipment does cause har mful inter fer ence to r adio or television r eception, w hich can be deter mined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encour aged to tr y to cor r ect the inter fer ence by one or mor e of the follow ing measur es: -Reor ient or r elocate the r eceiving antenna. -Incr ease the separ ation betw een the equipment and r eceiver . -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a cir cuit differ ent fr om that to w hich the r eceiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an exper ienced r adio/ TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expr essly appr oved by the par ty r esponsible for compliance could void the user ‘s author ity to oper ate the equipment. RF Exposur e Infor mation This device meets the gover nment’s r equir ements for exposur e to r adio w aves. This device is designed and manufactur ed not to exceed the emission limits for exposur e to r adio fr equency (RF) ener gy set by the Feder al Communications Commission of the U.S. Gover nment. This device complies w ith FCC r adiation exposur e limits set forth for an uncontr olled envir onment. Copyr ight 2013, Kodiak Networks, Inc. kodiaknetwor ks.com
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