Midland Radio SAU800E User Manual 8

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A World of Communications
SAU-800E
User Guide
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Personal Information
Important Safety
Instructions
When using your telephone equipment,
basic safety precautions should always be
followed to reduce the risk offire, electric
shock and injury to persons, including the
following:
It Do not use this producl near water, for
example, near a bathtub, wash howl,
kitchen sink or laundry tub, in a wet
basementorneara swimming pool.
1 Avoid using a telephone (other than a
cordless type) dining an electrical storm
There may be a remote risk ofelectric
shock from lightning.
3. Do not use the telephone to report a gas
leak in the vicinin of the leak.
4, Use only the power cord and batteries
indicated in this manual. Do not dispose
of batteries in a fire. They may explode
Check with local codes for possible
special disposal instructions.
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SAU-800E
User Guide
Introduction
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Introduction
Your new SAU-SOOE (Fixed Cellular Line Access Unit) is
designed to provide quality voice communications using
practically any regular wireline telephone. Using the same
technology as digital cellular telephones, your SAU—BOOE,
in conjunction with a cellular service provider, is a state
of the art alternative to traditional wireline service.
All conditions and specifications
are subject to change without notice
Safety ........................ 1
Electronic Devices
Emergency Calls
Electrical Shock ,
Precautions 44444
Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals.
Radio Frequency Energy and Explosives
Ventilatinn Requirement
Battery Safely“.
Antenna Safety .
Getting Started ........
Getting to Know Your SAU-800
Serial Number
Security
SAU-BDDE Installation and Connectio
Existing Telephone Servic
Battery Inslailaiion (Optional Accessory
Battery Charging ..........
Where to Install The SAU-SOOE ‘
Modqu Jack Requirements.
Desktop Installation
Wall Mount Installation . ...
Connecting the SAU-80 ‘ to our Telephone(s).
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Table of Contents
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SAU-BCIOE Operation
LED Indicate
MakingCalls.
Receiving Calls,
Advanced Feature 15
Data Communications, Modems, Faxes, Etc. 16
Accessories” 16
The SAU-SOOE Batter“ ptional Accessory) 17
When to Replace the Battery... 17
Testing the Battery Condition 17
Battery Replacement
Cleaning the SAU-BOO
Troubleshooting Guide H
Warranty/Repairinformatio
Technical Specifications.
FCC Notice .....................
Industry Canada Statement
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Safety
The following is a guide to safe, environmentally
sound and efficient use ot‘the SAU-BOOE.
Electronic Life Supporting Devices and
Medical Devices
DANGER: The operation ot'any radio transmitting
equipment, such as the SAU-SOOE, may cause interfer-
ence with medical devices. The signal you transmit can
interfere with the operation of medical equipment used
fortreatment, communication, monitoring or analysis,
Before using the SAU-SOOE in conjunction with life
supporting devices such as cardiac pacemakers.
defibrillators, insulin diffusion pumps and related
instruments, contact your physician.
DO NOT use the SAU-800E in locations bearing
warning signs that caution against radio transmission,
and always request permission before using the unit
nenrmedical equipment.
Electronic Devices
Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF
signals, However, certain electronic equipment may not
be shielded against RF signals from your SAU-EOOEr
Some digital wireless phones may interfere with some
types of hearing aids. In the event such interference
occurs, you should consult your service provider.
Emergency Calls
The operation of your SAU-XOOE is dependent on
radiosignals,cellularand Iandlinetelecommunieation
networks. Therefore. the SAU-SOOE cannot guarantee
a connection under all conditions - it is important that
you never rely exclusively on any cellular product for
emergencycommunications.
Electrlcal Shock
The SAU-EOOE uses intemal voltages/currean that
could pose possible electric shock hazards, which
could result in bodily injury. For your safety, DO NOT
attempt to open the SAU-800E for any purpose other
than replacing the battery (refer to Battery Information
(Optional Accessory».
Precautlons
UnplugtheSAU—SODE from the electrical outletand
remuvethelnternal battery should oncor moreul'the
following occur:
- Ifthe AC power supply, its cord or plug is damaged
or frayed.
- lfliquid has been spilled into the SAU-SUOE, or it
has been exposed to water or rain.
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Safety
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- If the SAU-SOOE has been subject to an extreme
physical blow.
' lfthe SAU-SOOE does not operate normally
according to these instmctions, and the Trouble—
shooting Guide within this User Guide has not
solved the problem.
- If the unit exhibits a distinct change in performance
that is not documented in these instructions.
Under any of these conditions, DO NOT attempt to
service the SAU-BOOE yourself. as this could result in
risk offire or personal injury,
Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals
Your SAU-BOOE is a low power radio transmitter and
receiver. When it is ON, it receives and also sends out
Radio Frequency (RF) signals.
In August, 1996 the Federal Communications Com-
mission (FCC) adopted new guidelines for evaluating
human exposure from mobile and portable devices,
such as cellular telephones and personal communica-
tion devices. The new guidelines incorporate limits for
Maximum Permissible Exposure(MPE)intennsof
electric and magnetic field strength and power density
for transmitters operating at frequencies between
300 kl-[zand 100 GHz. Limitsare alsospecitied for
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localized ("partial body”) absorption, These guidelines
are consistent with ANSI C95.l (1992)(AmericanNational
Standards Institute) safety standards which have been
adopted by both the US. and iniemationa] standards
bodies. These standards are based on comprehensive
and periodic evaluations of the relevant scientific
literature. For example, over 120 scientists, engineers,
and physicians from universities, government health
agencies, and industry reviewed the available body of
research to develop the ANSI Standard (C951).
Your SAU-SDOE meets and/orexceeds this FCC
standard. However, if you want to limit RF exposure
even further you can:
- Keep your body more than 20 centimeters away
from the SAU-SOOE when it is on,
- Use an extension phone located in another room.
- Use a remote antenna located 1 meter or more from
the telephone
The long term characteristics or the possible physio-
logical et’fccts of Radio Frequency electromagnetic
fields have NOT been investigated by UL.
Radlo Frequency Energy and Exploslves
DO NOT stone nor operate the SAU-BOOE in the same
area where flammable liquids, gases, or explosive
materials are stored.
Frequencies from the SAU-SOOE can interfere with
blasting operations. DO NOToperate the SAU»SOOE
near areas where blasting operations are in progress
or in areas posted "Turn offtwo~way radio".
Ventilation Requirement
The SAU-EDOE has several slots and openings on the
enclosure in order to protect it from overheating. To
ensure adequate ventilation, these slots and openings
must never be covered or blocked. To reduce the possi-
bility of blocking the slots and openings, DO NOT place
the unit on surfaces such as a bed, sofa, rug, or other
similar surface, nor place anything on the unit DO NOT
push any object through the slots and openings in the
cabinet. The object may touch dangerous voltage points
or cause damage to the SAU-EOOE which could result in
risk of fire orelectxical shock.
Battery Safety
CAUTlON: Your SAU-BOOEunitcontainsa lead-acid
battery (optional accessory). Some countries and states
forbid disposal with household waste - call your local
solid waste station for disposal instructions.
Additional safe handling of the battery includes the
following:
NEVER openthe battery pack.
DO NOT short the battery contacts together.
NEVER dispose of the battery in an open flame or
incinerator.
Only use approved batteries (YUASA or YUASA-
EXIDEModelNPZ- l 2). Usingotherhatteries will void
your warranty and could cause damage or injury.
A nten na Safety
Use only the supplied or an approved replacement
antenna, Unauthorized antennas, modifications or
attachments could damage the phone and may
violate FCC Regulations and/or if) Standards.
DO NOT touch the antenna unnecessarily when the
SAU»800E is in use. Contact with the antenna affects
the call quality and may cause the unit to operate at a
higher power level than otherwise needed.
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Getting Started
Make sure that the following items are enclosed in
youroriginal SAU-SOOE carton(s)1
SAU-SOOE Unit
AC Power Supply
Wall Mounting Bracket
Bracket Screws
(2 pc. - M4 x 6mm. sell-tapping Phillipsm head)
6' Telephone Cable (for desktop use)
8" Telephone Cable (lorwall mount use)
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12V Battery Pack (optional)
Getting Started
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If any parts are missing. please contact your dealer
or service provider.
For convenience. please retain the SAU-SOOE‘s
original carton and packing material in case
of a return or needed warranty work.
Note: Before installing m'usingyour SAU-SOOE, |
please read all instructions in this guide. If you |
have any questions concerning the installation or |
use of your SALT-BOOB, contact the dealer where I
you purchased your SAU-BOOEl |
_ OptionalAccessory
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Getting To Know Your SAU-BUOE
Serving Pod (tn be
Connedor Modular Jacks uud only by your
serving pwvider or
dnler)
Signal LED
Acmamry LED
Dismption LED
Cover (not used
n ml: time)
10,”
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Battery Door
Cover
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Serial Number
Should you need to contact your network operator or
service provider with questions about your SAU-SODE,
you will need to provide them with the serial number.
This is located on the back ofthc SAU-SOOE on a label
above the bar oode (see figure at right). The ideal time
to record the serial number is prior to installing the unit.
Record the serial number in the back of this guide, and
store this guide (along with your sales receipt) in a safe
place for future reference
Security
lf your SAU-SODE becomes lost or stolen, you must
notify your network operator or service provider as
soon as possible - they can block your SAU-SOOE.
from any unauthorized use. This is important as you
may be liable for the cost ofunauthorized calls until
your SAU—SOOE is reponed lost or stolen. The network
operator or service provider will need the serial number
of your SAU»800E in order to block it from unauthorized
use,
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Serial number
SAU-BOOE Installation and
Connection
Existlng Telephone Service
The SAU-BOOE is designed to provide quality voice
communications using practically any regular wireline
telephone. The SAU-BOOE can also be used to provide
additional lines of service to a home or office that
currently has wireline service.
To test for existing telephone service, plug a telephone
into the telephone jack that you are wanting to use for
the SAU-800E4 Listen for adial tone, and follow the
telephone‘s instructions for placing a call If no dial tone
is heard while trying to place a call, the SAU-SDOE unit
can be used If a dial tone is heard, you already have
some type of telephone service - contact your service
provider or dealer for instructions on what you should
do.
Battery Installation (Optional Accessory)
Note: The following procedure applies only if a battery
is supplied with your SAU-XOOE; or you purchase a
battery in the future
Before installing the SAU-SOOE, you will need to install
the battery Procedures follow:
Ensure that nothing is connected to the SAU-XOOE.
Place a suit cloth on a flat surface, such as a table.
Turn the SAU-SOOE upside down onto the sofl
cloth and orient the SAU—BOOE such that the three
semi-circular! ridged cover release latches are facing
toward your Refer to diagram below.
Remove the battery cover by pressing the semi-
circular/ ridged cover release latches and sliding
the cover away from you (moving toward the edge
opposite you)‘ Slide the cover completely out and
oft“ the unit.
Turn or rotate the battery so that the silver terminals
on the battery will align with the battery terminals
located in the SAU-800E battery compartment
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Installation and Connection
Refertodiagram below.
6. Insert the end of the battery closest to the terminals
into the compartment first1 and pull gently on the 1 Battery Charging
battery scrap (if provided) so that the strap will lay The SAU-BOOE contains a built-in battery chargerr It will
flat underneath the battery pack. Press the battery automatically restore battery to nearly full charge within
into the compartment to fit flush with the bottom of 24 hours OfAC POW“ being "351W“ 0' “Ppfied- N0
the housing. Referto diagram below. external charger is necessary.
Where to Install the SAU-BOOE
Before installing the SAU-EOOE, you will need to determine
a mounting location - either on a flat horizontal or vertical
wall surface. You should consider the following in deter-
miningasuitablemounting location for your SAU—SOOE:
- Place the SALT-8005 in the highest location
that is practical and convenient. Avoid placing
‘ the SA U-BOOE in abasement. Generally, theradio
7. Slide the battery cover back into place (making 1 signal or received signal strength will be better
sure that the battery strap lays flat) and ensure nearan exteriorwall or window and on hiyier
the latches lock securely. Refer to diagram. floors in aimme or office.
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If you wish to place the SAU—SOOE on a flat
horizontal surface, such as u desktop, table, stand,
etc, make sure the surface is sable, so that the unit
cannot fall and be damaged.
Place the SAU»BOOE nearan electrical outlet orwhern 4
AC power is available. ‘
If you wish to use the SAU-ROOE to drive your home
or office telephone lines, place the SAU-ltOOE nears
modular telephone wall jack that is connected to
other modular telephone jacks within your home or
office.
DONOT place the SAU-SOOE near objects that 2
generate a large amount of heat (radiators, space \
heaters, baseboard heaters, portable heaters, ovens, i
fireplaces,etc.). Placement of the SAU-SOOE near
these locations could possibly damage the exterior
cabinet and effect the performance of the SAU-800E.
DO NOT place the SAU—SOOE nearliquids, near ,
sinks, kitchen counter tops or tables, bathtubs,
swimming pools, wet basements, etc.
DO NOT place the SAU—EOOE in direct sunlight,
(such as by a window). Direct sunlight can cause
the exterior finish to fade. and possibly cause the
SAU-xOOEtomalfirnction.
DONOTpluce the SAU~800E wherethe temperuhrre
willbebelow-l 5°C 05°F) or above+50°C (+122°F).
Temperatures beyond these ranges could damage
the SAU-SOOE.
Placement of the SAU—BOOE neura television set
is not recommended as the SAU—SOOE may cause
interference.
Use ofcordless telephones with the SAU»800E is
permissible. However, you may want to keep the
cordless telephone base and handset away from
the unit, as they may interfere with each other.
Computers can occasionally cause interference
with the SAU-SOOE. if the sound quality of your
unit degrades when switching on a computer,
movethe SAU-BOOE further away from the com-
puter components, You may also want to plug in
the AC power supply of the SAU-800E into an
outlet that is different from the computer.
Microwave ovens can occasionally generate
interference with the SAU-XOOE. If the sound
quality of your SAU-SOOE degrades when
switching on a microwave oven, move the unit
further away from the oven You may also want
to connect the unit's AC power supply into an
outlet different from the oven.
DO NOTplace the SAU~800Eneurradio transmit-
ters (Citizen Band radios, amateur radio, etc). You
may also want to connect the SAU-BOOE's AC
power supply into another outlet that is different
from the radio transmitter
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Installation and Connection
Modular Jack Requirements
The SAU-800E provides two lU-l 1 type modularjacks for 4
connecting phones to your SAU-SOOE. They are also
used for connecting the SAU—BOOE to a walljack or wall
plate in your home or office.
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It is possible that another type ofjnck or bare wire
connections could be used as an alternative - if this
is the ease, please contact your dealer or local service
company for the appropriate adapters and instructions
for their use.
CAUTION: DONOT plug your SAU-BOOE into a wall
jack, wall plate or another phone that has existing service
from the telephone company. This may damage the
SAU-SOOE. To test for existing telephone service, plug a
telephone into the telephone jack that you are wanting to
use for the SAU-SOOE. Listen for a dial tone, and follow
the telephone's instructions for placing a call. If no dial
tone is heard while trying to place a call, the SAU—SOOE
unit can be used. if a dial tone is heard, you already
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have some type of telephone service - contact your
service provider or dealer for instructions on what you
should do.
Desktop Installation
Installing your SAU-EOOE on a desktop is very easy.
Simply place the SAU-SOOE on the desktop (or any flat,
stable horizontal surface). Then read the section titled
Connecting the SAU-BGOE to Your Telephone(s).
Wall Mount installation
For the SAU-800E to be wall mounted, you musthavean
installed telephone wall plate (this plate is not provided
with the SAU-BOOE). If you do not have an installed
telephone wall plate, you will need tnhire a genetal contrac-
torto route the nuded telephone wire and install the wall
plate. Before installingthe swooos onawall, verify that
AC power is available and/or an internal battery (optional
accessory) is installed. (Refer to the section titled Battery
Installation (Optional Accesscty». For this installation,
you will need a small, Phillipswhead screwdriver.
1. Place a sofl cloth on a flat surface, such as a table.
2 Turn the SAU-SOOE upside down on the cloth, and
orient the unit such that the slots on the front are
facing you.
3. Takethewallmounting bracket and locate the flat
surface with two small holes on one end ofthe
bracket. This is the bottom of the bracket.
On the opposite end you will see two small,
rectangular prongs. This is the top of the bracket.
Place these prongs into the top ofthe battery cover
into the prong recesses, and let the opposite end
of the bracket touch the bottom portion of the unit.
4. Align the bracket holes to those in the SAU-EOOE,
and using the provided screws, tighten the bracket
securely to the unit.
CAUTION: Do not use screws other than those
provided with your SAU~800E. If you lose the provided
screws, you may substitute two M4, self-tapping
Phillips“ head screws ol’lengths between 5-8 mm
maximum. DO NOT under any circumstances, install
screws longer than 8mm.
Taking the SAU-SOOE bracket assembly in hand,
route the short telephone cable (provided) through
the small opening in the top of the bracket, between
the prongs (see diagram below). Pull the telephone
cable through the rectangular opening in the middle
of the bracket.
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Plug the end of this short telephone cable into
the wall plate and gently pull on the free end of
the cable to remove any slack. Place the mounting
holes of the bracket over the wall plate posts.
Slidethe SAU—SOOE firmly into place by gently
pushing doumward until you feel the SAU-SOOE
stop moving and lock into position
Insert the free end of the telephone cable into one
of the RJ-l l jacks on the top of the SAU-SOOE.
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WARNING: Do not overload your electrical wall
outlet or electrical extension cards as this can result
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in the risk offire or electrical shock.
c Connecting the SAU-BOOE to Note: You should have determined the mounting location
0 Your Telephone(s) ofthe Sou-KOOE and have installed the unit prevmus to
z The SAU-SOOBmay be connected to up to 4.0 Ringer connecting “1° telephonc(s).
U Equivalency Number(REN’) loads. The actual number of _ _ .
telephones which may be connected, however, depends L Verify “1519“ antenna PmVldfd mm the
m upon the load each telephone provides» Telephone SAU‘BOOE“ pomtmg “P (vertically). Ifyou ”9
c manufacturers usually stamp the value of the telephone i “5m! an “mm" antenna, attach “1° antenna
C load on the telephone itself(typically on the bottom), 1 50mm" 10 the SAU-SOUE-
8 On phones registered for the U.S., these numbers ‘ 2 PMS the fic POW“r supply adapter into file
usually appear written as: "REN11 .OB" or "REN:0.3A" "POWER 155k (located °" the “Ck ofthe
U oras "RINGEREQUlVALENCE: 1.0A". You an ignore SAU-800E), and then um an AC wall outlet.
the "A" or “B" designations and only count the actual ‘ , l
5 number values shown. Make sure that atter adding , WARNING: Verify that the AC_ voltage 111 your home
(u up the RENs on all the telephones, the count does not - or office matches the rated AC input voltage of the
I: exceed4.0. Connectingthe SAU-xooem your S“143005PW'H'WPP'Y-
telephone(s) is relatively easy. The following diagram
0 shows a typical installation for two phones. WARNlNG: U?“ only the AC WW" supply that
“+3 . was provided With the SAU-EOOEr Use ofany other
(6 a a AC power supply could damage the SAU—BOOE and
_ void your warranty,
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Note: Do not allow anything to rest on telephone
cords attached to the SAU—SOOEt Route the AC power
supply card so that it cannot be abused by people
network service provider. You may begin making/
receiving telephone calls.
walking on it, pets chewing on it, etc, 5. lfyouhcaraBEEP—BEEP-BEEP-(...etc.)the
SAU-KOOE has been properly connected, but has
3. Using standard RM 1 modular jack connectors, not located a network service provider. Adjust the
connect the SAU»800E to the desired telephone antenna and! ormove the SAU-BOOE to maximize
or modular wall jack (see MadulorJack RF reception. If you are still unable to receive a
Requiremcnlr). dial tone you should contact your service provider
for assistance.
CAUTION: DONOTplug your SAU-BOOE into
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a walljack or another telephone that has existing , 6. lfyou do not hear audio coming from the tele-
service fi'om the telephone company. This may phone, follow the telephone: instructions for
damagethe SAU-SOOE. placing a call, and listen to the receiver while
pressing a few of the number keys on the tele-
Note: The longest length of telephone cabling which phone. If you do not hear tones coming from
can be supported by the SAU-SOOE is 305 meoers(1,000 l the speaker, the problem could he 1) a faulty
feet) from the telephone to the SAU-SOOE unit. If you do telephone cable, 2) a faulty telephone connector
not know the length ofthe telephone cable in your home j or 3) the SAU-SOOE may not be powered (dead
or office, contact your service provider or dealer. ‘ or missing battery and no power from the AC/DC
adapter).
4, Afier installing the SAU-sOOE, follow the instruc-
tions of one of the connected telephones to place a If all of these items have been checked and you still do
call, but do not dial a number. If you hear a dial tone not have tones coming from the telephone speaker you
within a few minutes of power-up, the SAU-SOOE 5 should return it to your service provider for service and/
is properly connected and has detected the local ’ or assistance.
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Operation
SAU-BOOE Operation
LED Indicators
The SAU—BOOE has three LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes)
to inform you ofthe status of your SAU-EOOE unit
They are: Signal, AClBattery and Dismption.
SIGNAL ll . This LED indicates the received signal
strength from a cellular base station that communicates
with your SAU-KOOE. it has three possible states:
SteadyLight: YourSAU-SOOE andthe cellularbase
station are communicating with each other,
Blinking Light: Communication between the
SAU-SOOE and the cellular base station is working,
but it is marginal. This means that you should
still be able to place and receive calls, but could
possibly experience occasional dropouts in your
Conversation and even occasional dropped calls.
(If you are using the provided antenna and
continue to experience this condition fi-equently,
you may want to talk to your service provider
about getting an externally mounted antenna to
improve yourreception).
No Light: Your SAU-800E is notcommunicating
with the cellular base station. This means that
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you will not be able to place a call or receive a
call on yourSAU-SOOE.
ACIBA'ITERY rv/ift: This LED is an indicator
of the power source being used by the SAU-BOOE.
it has three possible states:
Steady Light: AC Power is being used to power
the SAU-XOOE.
Blinking Light: The tntemal battery is being
used to power the SAU—SOOE.
No Light: The SAU-KOOE is not receiving power
fi'om the AC power supply or the internal battery
(possibly the battery is completely discharged
or not installed). The SAU-ROOE must have either
AC power or battery power to function. In this
condition, the SAU-SOOE will not be able to
provide telephone service.
DISRUPTION Fri : The Disruption LED can indicate
most, but not all problems that could occur with the
SAU-SOOE. It has two possible states:
Steady Light: TheSAU-SOOEhas experienced a
malfunction. Service is required for the unit. Call
your dealer for instructions and ask for an RMA
(Retum Merchandise Authoriution) number.
Send the SAU-XOOE to your dealer with the RMA
number clearly marked to the address the dealer
specifies. Pack the SAU-SOOE in the original canon and
packing material when you renum it for repair. If your
original canon and packing material is not available, ask
your dealer for instructions howto pack your SAU-xOOE
so that damage will not occur during shipment.
No Light: The SAU-SOOE is working properly and
is being powered by either AC power or the internal
battery OR the SAU—SOOE is not receiving power
fiom the AC source or the battery (the SAU—BOOE
cannot operate without some type of power). Refer
tothe AC/Banery LED indicator description
Making Calls
Making calls on a telephone connected to the
SAU-SDOE is as simple as placing a call on a
standard wireline service. Follow the telephone's
instructions for placing a call and press the keys
for the number you wish to call. Once you have
entered all the digits, press the [I] key to send
the dialed number to the service provider. At this point
operation is identical to a wireline phone.
Note: In order for a telephone to be used to place
and receive calls with the SAU-SOOE. the telephone
must he a Toucthone phone. or a phone that can
switch
between "TONE" and "PULSE" settings. For use with
the SAU-SODE, the phone must be set to ”TONE".
"PULSE"-only phones can be used to receive calls but
cannot be used to place outgoing calls. You will not be
able to use advanced features (Le. Call Forwarding, 3-
Way Calling, etc.), when using a "PULSE"-only type
phone.
Recelvlng Calls
Receiving calls on a telephone connected to the
SAU-SOOE is identical to receiving calls with a standard
wireline service. When a telephone that is connected
to the SAU-SOOE rings. follow the telephone's instruc-
tions for receiving a call.
Advanced Features
Your service provider may support other features
such asCaller ID, Call Waiting, Call Forwarding,
SAU-SOOE User Gulde 15
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Operation
3-Way Calling and other similar features. lfyou
are interested in using these features, cantaet
your service provider for details.
Data Communications, Modems,
Faxes, etc.
If you need these types of services, contact your
service provider for details and possible alternative
solutions.
Accessories
The following accessories may be ordered from your
dealer or service provider:
1. lnlemal battery
2 Extemalantennakit
SAU—BDOE User Guide 16
The SAU-8ODE Battery
(Optional Accessory)
Nola: The following section applies only ifa battery is
supplied with your SAU—SOOE; or you purchase a battery ‘
in the future.
A sealed lead-acid battery will provide backup power
in the event of an AC power outage. Under normal
usage conditions your battery can be used for up to
four years. The battery allows you to place or receive
a call if AC power is temporarily lost (known as backup
time). The actual backup time will vary with the age of
the battery, how many times it has been charged and
discharged, and distance from the telephone service
provider‘s RF transmitter/receiverr
When to Replace the Battery
You should consider replacing the battery when
any ofthe following occurs:
0 The battery is older than four years
- While AC power is removed from the unit,
(unplug the AC power supply from the wall
outlet), the battery indicator does not blink
every 2-3 seconds
- No sound can be heard out of a connected
telephone when the AC power supply adapter
is not powered (unplug the AC power supply from the
wall outlet),
Testlng the Battery Condition
Condltlon: The SAU-SOOE‘s battery can no longer
provide l6 hours or more ofslandhy-time following
a full charge (a battery will reach a near-full charge
condition afier the AC power has been on for 24
continuous hours).
New to test: Disconnect the SAU-SOOE's AC power
supply from the AC wall outlet, Without placing a call,
verifythat the AC/BA'ITERY LED continues to blink
for [6 hours or more, The actual backup time will vary
with the age ofthe battery, how many times it has
been charged and discharged, and distance from the
telephone service provider‘s RF transmitter/receiver.
Battery Replacement
Before installation, make sure that you have purchased
a new battery of the correct model/type.
1. Place the antenna into the down position. or if
you are using an external antenna, disconnect
the antenna
2. Disconnect the SAU-BOOE‘S AC power supply
From the wall outlet, and then from the unit itself.
SAU—EDOE User Guide 17
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Battery Info rm ation (OptionalAccessorv)
Also, disconnect all telephone lines that are
plugged into the SAU-EOOE.
34 If you have installed your SAU-800E using the
desktop installation, place a sofl cloth on a flat
surface, such as a table. Continue with step 9.
To remove a wall mounted unit, you will need a
small, Phillips“ head screwdriver Read on:
4. Place a sofi cloth on a flat table or surface.
5, Supporting the top of the SAU-SOOE with one
hand, push gently from the bottom of the unit
upward until you feel it unlock.
or Pull the SAU-BOOE gently toward you. It should
come \ofl'the wall plate Note: You will need to
unplug the short telephone cable from the unit to
the wall plate before completely removing the unit
From the wall !
7. Remove the short telephone cable from the bucket
by pulling the cable through the small opening
between the bracket prongs. Save this cable,
you will need it to reinstall the SAU-SOOE.
ii Place the SAU-SOOE on the sofi cloth. with the
bracket side up and the screws toward you.
Remove the screws holding the bracket, and
remove the bracket.
9. Turn the SAU-SOOE upside down onto a sott cloth
and orient it so that the three semi-circular/ridged
cover release latches are toward your
SAU—EDOE User Guide 18
10. Remove the battery cover by pressing these
latches while sliding the cover away fi'om you,
Slidethe cover completely off.
II, Remove the battery by gently pulling the
exposed battery strap (if available) straight up,
while steadying the SAU-XOOE. The battery will
loosen from the compartment. Note: If the battery
strap is not available or is damaged. the battery
can also be removed by taunting the unit over
while holding your hand under the battery
compartment (the battery will be facing the
floor) and then gently tapping the edge of
the unit onto a table top until the battery
comes loose. DO NOT drop the battery as
this may cause it to leak acid,
12. Follow the instructions in the section titled
Battery Installation (Optional Accessory) to
install your new battery.
13. For replacing the wall mount bracket and
re-mounting to a wall, follow the instructions
in the section titled Wall Moun/ Installation.
14. Re-connect the telephone lines‘ following the
instructions in the section titled Connecting the
SA U-EOGE 10 Your Telephone(s).
15. Properly dispose of the used battery by taking it
to a battery recycling plant or contact your local
solid waste station for disposal instructions.
Cleaning the SAU-800E
WARNING: AlwaysunplugtheSAU-BOOE's AC
powersupply from the Will outlet I'nrlny cleaning
Use a sofi cloth dampened (not wet) and a mild
soap/water solution for cleaning. DO NOT use
any other chemicals on the SAU-SOOE, such as
dust sprays, cleaners, etc. These chemicals
could damage the finish on the exterior oflhe
unit. NEVER submerge the unit in water or any
liquids.To remove dust from the SAU-SOOE, a
sum dry cloth or feather duster may he used.
Afier you have finished cleaning the unit, plug
the AC power supply back into the AC wall
socket.
SAU-GOOE User Guide 19
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Troubleshooting Guide
Poulblecause
AC Power supply not
connected
ACIBattnry LEDoH Verity that the AC power supply is connected to the
SAU-BOOE and a working AC wall outlet
AC Outlet not powered
1. Verify that the AC outlet the SAU-GOOE is plugged inlo
and is working with another AC powered device.
such as a working lamp. ii the lamp does not work,
the outlet is taulty. Contact an electilclan.
2. A power outage has occurred. and either the internal
battery has not been installed or is completely
discharged, Wait tor electrical service to be restored.
lntemal battery not installed The SAU—BOOE cannot operate without an internal battery
(battery Is an optional during a power outage, Install the battery.
accessory)
Battery is discharged
(battery is an optional
accessory)
The SAU-EODE can only operate tram the internal
battery for a maximum of 20 hours. Either replace
the discharged battery with a lreshly charged
one, or wait tor electrical service to be restored.
Battery is older than
tour years (battery is
an optional accessory)
The battery used in the SAU-BOOE has a shell lite
of up to 4 years. Replace ma battery,
AC Power supply not
connected
Verity that the AC power supply is connected to the
SAU-BOOE and a working AC wall outlet
SAU-BODE User Guide 20
ACIBattevy LED
blinking, continued
Signal LED blinksall
the tlme
SIgnalLEDofl
Possible Cause
AC Outlet not powered
Poor reception
No power to the SAU-SUOE
Solutionts)
1, Verify that the Ac outlet the SAU-BOOE is plugged
into is working with another Ac powered device.
such as a working lamp. It the lamp does not work,
the outlet is faulty. Contact an elearician.
2. A power outage has owned. The SAU—BOOE is
operating oft of inlemal battery power. Wait for
your electrical service to be restored.
1. Antenna is not in the "up“ vertical position.
2. Antenna is not connected.
3. Reposition the SAU-BODE to sea illhe SIGNAL LED
stops blinking and turns on constantry. Try dillerenl
locations in your home or office.
4. An external antenna is needed. Contact your
service provider for assistance.
Make sure that the SAU»800E has power by looking
attho AC/Battery LED.
Poor receptlon
1. Antenna is not in the "up' (vertical) position.
2. Antenna is not connected.
3. Reposition the SAU-BOOE to see if the SIGNAL LED
starts to blink. or turns on constantly. Try diflerent
Iocatlons in your home or office.
4. An external antenna is needed. Contact your service
provider tor assistance.
SAU—BOOE User Guide 21
Troubleshooting Guide
Possible Cause
No sounds from
I connected
telephone
Problem with telephone
Solutionm
Refer to the telephone's instruction manual tor
possible solutions, Try a known good telephone.
No power to the SAU-BODE
Phone not connected to
the SAU-GOOE either directly
or through a modular
telephone jack
Make sure that the SAU-SOOE has power by looking at
the ACIBattery LED.
Connect the telephone to the SAU-BOOE directly or
connect the SAU-BUDE to a modular telephone jack
in the home and connect the telephone to another
modular telephone jack on the some circuit.
Telephone cable detective
Try a known good telephone cable
Modular iack wired incorrectly
Try plugging the telephone dtrectly into the SAU-BOOE
You have the SAU-EOOE
plugged into a live PSTN
(Public Swltoh Telephone
Network) line
No dial toneJusl a
BEEP. BEEP, BEEP, ..
After the SAU-BODE is turned on,
it goes into a registratlon
SAU—SOOE User Guide 22
Disconnect the SAU-BOOE completely from any modular
telephone plate or jeok. Plug a known working
telephone into the modular telephone jack, and try to
place a cell, It the telephone works. you are connected
to some other telephone service and your modular
telephone plates and jacks cannot be used with the
SAU—EDOE. You must plug the telephone directly into the
SAU-BOOE tor use,
It can sometimes take up to one minute tor the
SAU~BOOE to register with the base station, Wall one
minute for the process.
Possible Cause
No dial tone,justa Poor reception 1. Antenna is not in the "up" (vertical position).
BEEP,BEEP,BEEP,... 2. Antenna is not connected.
continued 3. Move the SAU—aOOE around to see it the SIGNAL
LED stops blinking. I.e. different Iocafions in your
home or office.
4. Need external antenna. Contact your service
provider tor assistance.
Tolephone(s)never Telephones ringer not on Follow the telephone's instructions tor iuming on
ring the ringer.
Too many telephones are Add up the RENs on each telephone connected
connected to your SAU-BDOE to your SAU—SDDE. It this total number is greater than
4.0. you will have problems ringing all the telephones
properly. Make the number less than 4.0 by removing
some of the telephones or changing to telephones
with smaller RENs.
You have not received any Call your service provider and ask them to give you
telephone calls a call to check your service.
spins Sunoousamnou
Telephoneh) do not Too many telephones are Add up the RENs on each telephone connected
ring well connected to your SAU-BOOE to your SAU-SOOE. ll this total number is greater than
40. you will have problems ringing all the telephones
property. Make the number less than 4.0 by removing
some at the telephones or changing to telephones
with smaller RENs.
SAU»BOOE User Guide 23
Troubleshooting Guide
Problem Possible Cause
Foor sound in your
telephone, or
person on otherend
oftho conversation
complains olpoor
sound
"OFFW
lo lhe SAU—SDOE
radios, halr dryers, etc
You have loo many telephones
Too much cable is connected
Your SAU-BOOE is located
close to electronic devices
such as mimave ovens.
Solutionll)
You will achieve the best audio quality with only a
single telephone "OFF-hook't
The SAU-BOOE can only support up to 305 meters
(1,000 feet) of telephone cable.
Move the SAU—BOOE away lrom these devices and
make sure that the SAU-BOOE's AC power supply
ls powered by a dilleront AC outlet.
You can receive
telephone calls, but
you cannutplaoe
calls, won though
a dial tone is heard
Pulse or rotary phone is
The person on the other end
of the telephone conversation
is having service problems
being used to place a call
Place a cell to another individual and see if you
hear the same noise and [or problems
The SAU-scoE will only accept tones lrom a
touch~lone compatible telephone. Make sure
that the telephone you are using to place a call is
touch-lone only or switched to the tone selling.
lfthe solutions above do not solve the problem with
will be glad to assist you.
Warranty I Repair Information
your SA U-800E. contact your dealer or service provider. They
For product warranty and repair information, oonmt your service provider.
SAU-BOOE User Guide 24
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Technical Specifications
Operating Temperature Range:
Operating Humidity Range:
Technology
Transmit Frequency Range:
Maximum Transmit
Output Power
Receive Frequency Range:
Receiver Sensiu‘vity:
FCC Identifier:
Battery Requirements:
Storage Temperature Range
Unit w/ Battery Installed:
Unit w/ Battery Removed:
-15° C to +50“ C
(+5n F to +122“ F) f
0-95VnNon-condensing ‘
800 MHZ CDMA
(Code Division Multiple
Access), meeting ETA
lS-954A and lS-98-A
standards
324.01 . 848.97 MHZ.
Wideband Spread Spectrum ;
200 mW
869.0I - 893.97 MHz.
Wideband Spread Spectrum
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Storage Temperature Range
Battery Only (< 1 month): 410" C to +60" C
(40° F to +141? F)
rl5° Cln +40“ C
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(< |2 months)
P 12 months): +5” Cto+25° C
(441° F to +77" F)
AC Power Supply: Varies by Country of use
Output equals: I9V DC
@ 1 IA
MaximumREN Load: 4.0
Maximum Driven Cable Length 305 meters (1,000 ll)
Type of Phone Used: Tnueh-Tune'M
Telephone Interface Connector: EH 1
Dimensions: 229 x l52 X Sl mm
9"Lx6"Wx2“D
Weight: Approx. 3 lbs. (u kg)
w/battery
Specifications are subjeel m change without notice
SAU-BOOE User GuldE 25
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FCC Notice & lC Statement
FCC Notice
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 equip-
ment generates. uses, and radiates radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio or television 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 tuming the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more ofthe following measures:
- Reorient or relocate this equipment.
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna of the
device displaying the interference.
- Increase the separation between this equipment
and the receiver.
- Connect this equipment into an AC outlet
on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
' Contact your dealer, service provider or an
experienced radio/TV technician forhelp.
SAu-BUOE User Guide 26
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Industry Canada Statement
This device was tested and found to be in
compliance with applicable Industry Canada
specifications.
Repairs to certified equipment should be made
by an Authorized maintenance facility designated
by the supplier. Any unauthorized repairs or alter-
ations made by the user to this equipment voids the
warranty and will cause the unit to be non-compliant
with [C Standards.
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