NEC of America PN5FT35B User Manual 46740
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NECAM Confidential Isl Issue 3/10/98 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager Product Specification PN5FT-358 Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager March 1998 WMTD NEC America, Inc. Copyright 1998 NEC America, Inc. 1 NECAM Confidential ist Issue 3/10/98 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager Table of Contents 1. Introduction 1.1 1,2 Introducing Top Display Numeric External Features 2. Feature Sets 3. Code Programming Electrical Specifications 5. Character Set 6. Operation 6.1 Power On, Stand-by, Power Off 6.2 Time Setting 6.3 Alert Mode Setting 6.4 Receiving a Call 6.5 Reviewing Stored Messages 6.6 Protection of individual Messages 6.7 Deletion of Individual Messages 6.8 Deletion of All Stored Messages 6.9 No Message Stored 6.10 Timer Functions 6.11 Low Battery Alarm 6.12 Display for CAP Codes 8. Frequency 6.13 Memory Backup Copyright 1996 NEC America, Inc. NECAM Confidential lst issue 3/10/93 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager Product Specification for Crusoe 1. Introduction 1.1 Top Display Numeric Pager The NEC Crusoe Top Display Numeric pager is design to appeal to both business users as well as the Youth and Young Adult markets. 1.2 External Features The Crusoe pager has three function buttons and a single-line, 12- character display Approximate Size: H 2.76" X W 1.99“ X D 1.18" W/CLIP Approxmate Weight: TBD Function Buttons The Top Display Numeric has 3 function buttons. The function of each button changes depending on the current state of the pager, i.e. the current display. Button (M) (Main Button): Hold down (M) the main button to turn on the power of the pager While setting functions, briefly press (M) to return to standby Buttons (A) and (V): With the pager in standby. briefly press (V) to view the latest stored message, or briefly press (A) to view the oldest message. Use (V) or (A) to scroll through messages and to change the selection of menu items. Use (V) to toggle on-off settings. Use (A) to confirm settings Copyright 1998 NEC America, me. 3 NECAM Confidential lst issue 3/10/50 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager LCD The LCD consists of a single row of up to twelve 7—segment message characters. Below the message is a series of sub-symbols. These sub symbols indicate If a message was received more than once If a message has been protected the currently selected call alert mode if the alarm clock function is active lf the countdown timer function IS active if the low voltage alarm is active. An optional indicator shows if the pager is inside or outsrde the coverage area of the messaging service. \' \' Y Y Y \' \' The display can show up to 12 digits at once. A message can be up to 20 digits long, in which case the message continues on the next screen, Cabinet The pager will be available in black ONLY. The mechanical part conSists mainly of the following components. Front Case Assembly - Front Case , LCD Screen - Function Buttons (3) Rear Cover Assembly - Rear Cover - Latch for Battery Cover - Clip Battery Cover Screw Logo Label (applied to the Front Case) FCC Label (applied to the Rear Cover) Copyright 1998 NEC America, Inc. 4 NECAM Confidential is! issue 311 0193 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager 2. Feature Sets Code Protocol FLEX Address User Address: 4 Temporary Address : 1 Display Top Display with 12 Characters and Segments System icons Button Operation 3 Push Battery Type/Life AA‘ up to 3,600 hours depending on system parameters Backlight Auto (lamp) Audible Beep Alert Yes (user selectable) (single/dual) Delete All Yes Password Yes (optional) Message Length 20 characters each Repeat Call Inhibit Yes (optional) Battery Backup Yes Unread Message Alert Yes Low Battery Alarm Yes Frequency I Code Display Yes Copyright 1998 NEC America, Inc. 5 3. Code Programming Message Slots Clock Time Stamp Clock Alarm Countdown Timer Protect it of Protectable Message Delete - all - individual Alert - beep - accelerated - vibe - musical - reminder Copyright 1933 NEC America, Inc 22 12 Hour Yes Yes Yes Yes 21 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (4) Yes NECAM Confidential ls! Issue 3/10/98 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager NECAM Confidential 1st Issue 3/1019! Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager 4. Electrical Specifications Radio Frequency 929 to 932 Mhz Paging Sensitivity 18 dBuV/m (1600 ops) (Front Tone Only) 20 dBuV/m (3200 bps) 22 dBuV/m (6400 bps) Spurious Rejection 40 dB Nominal Battery Life with up to 3600 hours depending on system type AA Alkaline Battery parameters Digital Modulation System Carrier Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) Deviation +/- 4.8 Khz, +/—1 6 Khz Signal Format FLEX Channel Spacing 25 Khz Selectivity > 45 dB at 25 Khz lD-ROM Electrical Erasable Programmable Read Oniy Memory (EEPROM) Detection FLEX error correction Copyright 1993 NEC America, Inc. 7 5. Character Set Standard Character Set NECAM Confidential lst issue SH 0198 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager Optional Character Set Character 4-811 Numeric Code Character 4»Bit Numeric Code 0 0000 (on) 0 0000 (0h) 1 0001 (1h) 1 0001 (1h) 2 0010 (2h) 2 0010 (2h) 3 0011 (3h) 3 0011 (3h) 4 0100 (4h) 4 0100 (4h) 5 0101 (5h) 5 0101 (5h) 6 0110 (6h) 6 0110 (6h) 7 0111 (7h) 7 0111 (7h) 8 1000 (8h) 8 1000 (8h) 9 1001 (9h) 9 1001 (9h) A 1010 (Ah) A 1010 (Ah) U 1011 (Bh) B 1011 (an) “space” 1100 (Ch) “space" 1100 (Ch) - 1101 (Oh) C 1101 (Oh) ) 1110 (Eh) D 1110 (Eh) ( 1111 (Fh) E 1111 (Fh) Note : 1n the United States, Canada, Mexico, and other Latin America counties, the standard character set shouid be used. Copyright 1995 NEC America, Inc. 6.1 6.2 NECAM Confidential Isl Issue 3/10/98 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager Operation Power On, Stand-by, Power Off To Turn Power On hold down (M) for more than 1 second. The pager will make the currently selected alert and the display shows all character segments and sub-symbols for the features activated. Pager in Standby: After powering on. the pager enters standby mode. It is now waiting at low power for a message to come in, The display shows the time and the currently selected cell alert mode, To Turn Power Off press (M) while the pager is in standby. then press (V) several times until the “turn OFF" appears on the display. Press (A), then “OFF" appears wtth flashing. Again press (A) for turning off. or press (M) or (V) for cancel Otherwise automatically canceled after 40 seconds. Time Setting To Adjust Time displayed on Pager press (M) while the pager is in standby, then press (V) 3 times. “SE1 4” appears on the display With clock mark flashing. Press (A) to enter the time setting mode. The hours flash on the display. To change the hour digits press (V) to increase the hour setting by one, or hold down (V) to scroll through the digits in rapid successmn, then release (V) to display the requlred hour setting. Press (I\) to proceed to minutes setting mode. To change the minutes press (V) to increase the minutes setting by one, or hold down (V) to scroll through the digits in rapid succession, then release (V) to display the required minute setting. With each press of (V) button, the minutes increase by 1 If the minute digits are 59, a press will change them to 00. Press (M) to return to standby mode Copyright 1995 NEC America, Inc. 9 6.3 NECAM Confidential Isl issue 3/10/93 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager Alert Mode Setting To Set Alert Mode press (M) while the pager is in standby, then “SE! 1" appears on the dlsplay with a speaker icon flashing. Press (A) to enter the alert selection mode then “beep 1 [')” appears on the display with a speaker icon flashing “"" shows the current selected beep tone, re. 1 Single Tone 2 : Dual Tone 3 New Alert (gradual shorten interim brief tone) To Select Beep Alert press (A) to enter the beep selection mode then “'" flashes. For changing the beep tone among the above, press (V) to change “'" between 1 and 3 Press (A) or (M) to confirm the selection and return to standby or Press (M) to return to standby. or Press (V) to proceed the alert selection mode to the musical alert selection then “beep 2 [“]" appears on the display with a speaker and note marks flashing. “"' shows the current selected musical alert number. To Select Musical Alert press (A) to enter the musical alert selection mode then m" flashes. For changing the musical alert. press (V) to increment “"'. Press (M) or (A) to confirm the selection and return to standby or Press (M) to return to standby. or Press (V) to proceed the alert selection mode to the chirp alert selection with vibration then “beep 3" appears on the display with a note and wave marks flashing. To Select Chirp with Vibe Alert press (M) or (A) to confirm the selection and return to standby Of Press (V) to proceed the alert selectlon mode to the vibration alert selectlon then the “-~---" appears on the display with a wave icon flashing. To Select Vibe Alert press (M) or (A) to confirm the selection and return to standby. or Press (V) to return the alert selection mode to the beep alert selection then “beep 1 [']” appears on the display with a speaker icon flashing. Copyright 1998 NEC America, Inc. 10 6.4 6.5 NECAM Confidential tst Issue 3/10/98 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager Receiving a Call The pager should be turned on When a call comes ll’l, the following occur simultaneously. - The pager makes the alert previously selected. The new message appears on the display. Automatic Reset: After 8 seconds for the normal beep and the chrrp alerts, or 32 seconds for the new alert, the alert stops, and the “CALL" display replaces the message on the display. “CALL" display remains on the display until you press any button, after which the new message returns to the display “CALL" display means that the pager has stored one or more unread messages. In this case, the reminder alert activates with alert mode for the oldest unread message at the time after 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, and 30 minutes. Manual Reset: To cancel the call alert and read the message, press any button during the call alert. The alert stops but the new message remains on the display for a further 40 seconds. New Messages: Note the message number in the last screen. The newest message is always 1. If the display shows the “message continued" sub-symbol “V", press (V) to read the next screen of the message, After 40 seconds, the message disappears and the display returns to standby automatically However, press (M) Within the 40 seconds to clear the message and return to standby. The pager retains the new message in its memory as message number 1. Tone Only Messages: A “tone only" message is indicated on the display by the words “Tone Only" The pager treats the tone only message in the same way as a numeric message. Tone only messages are stored in the memory of the pager in the normal way Reviewing Stored Messages The pager can store up to 22 which you can review one after the other, beginning with the latest, Copyright 1995 NEC America, Inc. 11 6.6 NECAM Confidential Ist Issue 3110/90 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager To Review the Latest Message the pager should be turned on and in standby Press (V) to display the latest message. Press (V) to read the next screen of the message within the 40 seconds. The next screen of the message appears on the display for 40 seconds. The message number and the time stamp are displayed in the last screen if those features are active. To Review the Oldest Message the pager should be turned on and in standby Press (A) to display the latest message. Press (V) to read the next screen of the message within the 40 seconds. The next screen of the message appears on the display for 40 seconds. The message number and the time stamp are displayed in the last screen if those features are active. To Scroll Through the Stored Messages: During the 40 seconds that the last screen for the latest message appears on the display, press (V) to review the 2nd latest message. Or during the 40 seconds that the last screen for the oldest message appears on the display, press the (A) button to review the 2nd oldest message. Repeat this procedure for all the messages until there are no more messages. Press (M) at any time to return to standby. Or with any message on the display‘ if you do nothing the display automatically returns to standby after 40 seconds. Protection of Individual Messages When the memory capacity has been reached, receipt of a new message causes the automatic deletion of the oldest unprotected message in the memory. To Protect a Message use (V) or (A) to display the message you want to protect. Press (M) then “ProtEct 7" appears on the display. Press (A) to execute protection of the message. After (A) is pressed, the protect symbol is displayed with the message. or Press (M) to cancel the protection and return to standby. To Unprotect a Message use (V) or (A) to display the protected message you want to unprotect Press (M) then "UnProtEct ?" appears on the display. Copyright 1998 NEC America, Inc. 12 6.7 6.8 NECAM Confidential lst Issue 3/10/98 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager Press (A) to unprotect the message. After (A) is pressed, the display returns to the message display automatically Or Press (M) to cancel unprotect and return to standby. Message Protection Capacity: The maximum number of messages which can be protected is the number of the message slots minus one. if (A) is pressed in an attempt to protect an extra message, the pager displays the warning “FULL" with two prompt tones. “FULL" appears for 1 second, after which the display automatically returns to the message display. Deletion of Individual Messages The user can delete unwanted messages, protected or unprotected, from the memory of the pager To Delete a Message use (V) or (A) to display the required message. Press (M) and press (V) then “dELEtE ?" appears on the display. Press (A) to execute deletion of the message, “dELEtEd” appears for 1 second, after which the display automatically returns to the message display. or Press (M) to cancel the deletion and return to standby. Deletion of All Stored Messages Use (V) or (A) to display any message. Press (M) and press (V) twice. “dELEtE ALL 7" appears on the display. Press (A) then “dELEtE ALL 7" flashes. Press (A) again to execute the all deletion of the message. “NO iNFO" appears on the display and return to standby after 1 second or Press (M) to cancel the all deletion and return to standby. Copyright 1998 NEC America, lnc. 13 6.9 6.10 NECAM Confidential 15! Issue 3/10/98 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager No Message Stored If the pager is turned on and in standby, but there are no messages stored, “NO INFO" appears on the display for 40 seconds when you press (V) or (A). After the 40 seconds, the display automatically returns to standby Within 40 seconds, press (M) (V), or (A) to clear “NO lNFO" and return to standby. Timer Functions The pager has 2 timer functions - Alarm Clock - Countdown Timer Alarm Clock You can set the pager alarm to sound at the same time each day, if you have selected the beep or the musical alert mode, the pager will generate a special alarm tone for the preset period. If you have selected the chirp With vibe or the vibe mode, the pager will produce the current call alert. To Set the Alarm press (M) while the pager is in standby. Press (V), then “SEt 2" appears on the display with a bell mark flashing. Press (A) to enter the alarm setting mode than, time preset for the alarm appears on the display. Press (V) to alter ON and OFF, Press (A) to enter the alarm time setting mode, then press (V) to increase the hour setting by one, or hold down (V) to scroll through the digits in rapid succession Release (V) to display the reqUired hour setting Press (A) to proceed to minutes setting mode. Press (V) to increase the minutes setting by one, or hold down (V) to scroll through the digits in rapid succession. Release (V) to display the requtred minute setting, With each press of (V) button. the minutes increase by 1. If the minute digits are 59, a press Will change them to 00. Then press (A) to confirm. The hour digits flash. Press (M) to return to standby If the power of the pager is on. the pager will make an alarm at the same time every day until this function is turned off or adjusted. After the alarm sounds, the pager will return to standby. Copyright 1593 NEC America. inc. 14 6.11 NECAM Confidential Ist Issue 3/10/98 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager During the Alarm: While the pager lS sounding the alarm, the bell mark flashes. Press any button to stop the alarm. Then press (M) to return to standby Countdown Timer ____——— You can use the pager as a stopwatch or “egg timer”. You can do this in 2 steps. - Set the duration of the timer; - Set the timer to ON or OFF. To Set the Duration of the Countdown Timer press (M) while the pager is in standby, then press (V) twice. “SEt 3" appears on the display with egg timer mark flashing. Press (I\) to enter the countdown timer setting mode. if the countdown timer is OFF‘ press (V) to adjust the minutes, press (A) to confirm. To Set the Countdown Timer to RUN or STOP press (V) to toggle between the ON and OFF setting, it you have selected ON, press (A) to start the countdown timer. if you have selected OFF press (M) to return to standby. If more than 1 minute remains, the timer starts to decrease the digits on the display by 1 minute. After the remaining time is less than 1 minute, the timer decreases the digits on the display by 1 second, To cancel the timer, repeat the procedures given above and set the countdown timer to OFF. When the timer reaches 0, the pager makes alert for 8 seconds. While the pager is sounding the alarm, the egg timer mark flashes. Press any button to stop the alarm Then press (M) to return to standby. After the alert, the pager returns to standby, With the countdown timer set to OFF The countdown timer duration remains as you last set it. Low Battery Alarm The pager operates on an Alkaline ““AA battery When the battery gets low, the pager sounds a short double beep and the message “LO bAtt" appears on the display with a battery mark flashing The double beep tone is repeated every 10 seconds To silence the low battery alarm, press any button. The alarm tone stops but the message “LO bAtt" remains on the display. Replace the battery as soon as possible. Copyright 1993 NEC America, Inc. 15 NECAM Confidential Isl Issue 3/10/93 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric FLEX Pager 6.12 Display for CAP Codes and Frequency Press (M) twrce while the pager is OFF, then the tst CAP code reglstered tn the pager appears on the dlsplay Press (V) to display the next CAP code, lf any, or the frequency. Press (M) or (V) to clear the display. lf no button IS pressed for 40 seconds the display is automatically off 6.13 Memory Backup Even when you turn off the pager or replace the battery, the pager keeps all stored messages, the tlme and the last call alert setting. copyright 1995 NEC America. Inc. 16 3. Electrical Specifications Radio Frequency Paging Sensitivity Spurious Rejection Power Supply Digital Modulation System Deviation Signal Format Channel Spacing Selectivity ID-ROM Temperature Copyright 1991 NEC America. Inc. 900 MHz FLEX 929 to 932 MM mocha-sowrm 3200bu»100uvlm swoon-mowim 4063 One AA akaivne Men No use thln 3120 mm n system cotlam vllue ol 4 Gamer Frequency Shift Knymg (FSK) ‘1-46 kHz «(4 6kHz FLEX 25 KHz 50 dB Amount channel Electrical Erlubte Programmbie Rm Only Memory (EEPROM) ¢5°C tow’c NECAM Confidential 9/5/97 Project Crusoe Top Display Numeric Pager
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