Shintom Co T3017 Mobile Cellular Telephone User Manual 20 Installation and Operating Instructions
Shintom Co Ltd Mobile Cellular Telephone 20 Installation and Operating Instructions
Contents
- 1. 20 Installation and Operating Instructions
- 2. EXHIBIT 4 Revised portion of Installation Manual
- 3. EXHIBIT 6 Revised portion of Installation Manual
- 4. EXHIBIT4 Revised Installation Manual
- 5. EXHIBIT 10 Revised Installation Manual
- 6. EXHIBIT 12 Revised Installation Manual
- 7. EXHIBIT 4 Revised Installation Manual
20 Installation and Operating Instructions
Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 1 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Important There are some basic rules that apply to most hardware installation procedures and need to be observed to prevent damage or injury. 1. Always make sure that any power is disconnected to the vehicle before handling any electrical components like wiring, fuseboxes, connectors, etc. 2. Never force any connection between components, electrical connectors or the like. 3. Always use the proper tools for the task at hand. Using improper tools may cause damage to yourself, your vehicle, or your cellular telephone system. 4. Think through all the necessary steps of installation before actually beginning the procedure and equip yourself for all steps to be performed. 5. Always make sure your workspace and your tools are clean and tidy. The introduction of dirt or grease may hinder the performance of your cellular telephone and related components. Installation Procedure 1. Before we begin You will need the following items in order to properly install the cellular telephone in the trunk of an automobile. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Cradle Mounting Bracket Power Cable Extension Cable Clamshell Bracket Screw kit (M4 × 6) (M4 × 10) (M4 × 35) Hands-Free Microphone Installation Guide (CR91) (MT91) (EPC91) (EIC91) (SKM46) (SKM410) (SKM435) (MIC91) (OMCMK**) EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 2 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 2. Mount the Transceiver unit To install the cellular telephone with the transceiver unit located in the trunk-space of the automobile follow the steps outlined below. a. Place the mounting bracket so that the four bracket holes line up with the transceiver holes. b. Replace the four screws (supplied M4 × 6mm) in the screw kit so that the mounting bracket is secured to the transceiver unit. c. Place the unit top-side up (bracket feet down), utilizing the included flatwashers, insert the four self-tapping screws (supplied M4 × 35mm) and tighten them down. 3. Wiring a. Connect the cables to the mounted transceiver unit using the supplied trunk mount extension cable as illustrated. Car Battery Ground (Black) Back up (Red) Ignition (Orange) Hand Set Cradle Extension Cable Hands-Free Mic fuse 3A Power Cable fuse 1A Extension cord Red Antenna Orange Black Transceiver unit EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 3 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 4. Mount the Cradle and Handset a. Using a pedestal mount. The cradle unit can be mounted as displayed. Be sure to use only supplied M4 × 10mm screws. Using improper screws will damage the cradle unit. b. Plug in the handset and Hands-Free Mic. Hands-Free Mic c. Check to make sure ALL signal and power leads are in place and properly connected. EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 4 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 5. Antenna The following is the standard antenna installation for TR93. Antenna type : Glass mount type - Colinear Mount location : Rear window of a vehicle Antenna cable : RG-58/U 8 feet (2.44m) or longer Install the antenna on your vehicle as shown below. Antenna Antenna Rear window Rear window Transceiver unit Coaxial cable RG-58/U 8 feet or longer EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 5 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 555 Wireless Blvd., HAUPPAUGE, NY 11788 MOBILE CELLULAR TELEPHONE PRINTED IN XXXX x-xx 288Exxxx EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 6 OF 52 TR93 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 TR93 MOBILE CELLULAR TELEPHONE Congratulations. By choosing the TR93, you have joined the millions of satisfied customers who are enjoying the benefits and quality performance that only an Audiovox Cellular Telephone can provide. Your Audiovox Mobile Cellular Telephone has been designed to the highest standards of quality and manufacturing excellence to fulfill both your personal and business requirements. The Audiovox TR93 is packed with advanced features like Programmable One Touch Emergency Dialing, Anti-Fraud Security Features, Automatic Call Retry, a Constant Signal Strength Indicator. And of course, your new Audiovox TR93 comes with something only an Audiovox phone can provide The proven reliability that has made Audiovox one of the world's leading suppliers of cellular communications equipment. The following pages describe your phone's functions and will help you make the most efficient use of this wonderful communications tool. Following codes can be obtained through your selling Audiovox dealer. a. 3-digit Initial Lock (Unlock) Code b. 3-digit Initial Call Restriction Code c. 2-digit Initial Call Counter Code d. 2-digit Initial Call Timer Code Keep these codes in a safe place! EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 7 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .............................................. 3 Safety Information for Wireless Handheld Phones ................ 3 Features .................................................................................. 7 Key/Display Names and Functions ........................................ 8 INSTALLATION .............................................. 10 Cautions ................................................................................ 10 Parts List ............................................................................... 11 BASIC OPERATION ....................................... 13 Turning the Phone ON and OFF ........................................... 13 Display Own Telephone Number ..................................... 13 Display Own System ID ................................................... 13 Placing Calls ......................................................................... 13 Call-in Progress Protection ............................................... 14 Receiving Calls ..................................................................... 14 Call in Absence Indication ................................................ 14 Silent Incoming Calls ....................................................... 14 Automatic Answering ....................................................... 15 Redialing Functions .............................................................. 15 Last Three Numbers Dialed .............................................. 15 Automatic Redial (Programmable Option) ....................... 16 MIC Mute During Conversation .......................................... 16 Volume Adjustment .............................................................. 16 Earpiece Volume ............................................................... 16 Alert Volume ..................................................................... 16 Keypad Tone Volume ........................................................ 16 ENHANCED OPERATION ............................ 17 Locking/Unlocking the Phone .............................................. 17 Locking the Phone ............................................................ 17 Changing the Unlock Code ............................................... 17 Automatic Lock (Programmable Option) ............................. 17 Keypad Disable Function in Handsfree Mode (Programmable Option) ........................................................ 18 Storing in the Memory ......................................................... 19 Name Entry Keys .............................................................. 19 Manual Storage ................................................................. 20 Automatic Storage ............................................................ 22 Storage After Vacant Memory Location Search ............... 22 Editing the Telephone Numbers and Names ........................ 23 Editing the Telephone Numbers ....................................... 23 Editing the Names ............................................................ 24 Editing Phone Number under Stored Name ..................... 24 Memory Search ................................................................. 24 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 8 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Recalling Numbers from Memory ........................................ 24 Memory Dialing ............................................................... 24 Dialing after Telephone Number Search .......................... 25 Dialing after Name Search ................................................ 25 Speed Dialing ................................................................... 25 Link Dialing ......................................................................... 26 Storing Number in Link Dialing Memory ........................ 26 Recalling Number from Link Dialing Memory ................ 26 Making Link Dialing ........................................................ 26 One Touch Dialing ................................................................ 27 Storing in the One Touch Memory ................................... 27 Placing a Call with One Touch Memory .......................... 27 Programmable One Touch Emergency Call ......................... 27 Placing One Touch Emergency Call ................................. 27 One Touch Emergency Call ON/OFF ............................... 27 Programming a New Emergency Number ........................ 27 Scratch Pad Memory ............................................................ 28 Storing Numbers in the Scratch Pad Memory .................. 28 Dialing Numbers in the Scratch Pad Memory .................. 28 Emergency and Priority Dialing ........................................... 28 Storing the Emergency and Priority Number ................... 28 Dialing the Emergency and Priority Number ................... 28 EXTENDED FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS ....... 29 Call Restriction ..................................................................... 29 To Activate the Call Restriction ........................................ 29 To Change the Call Restriction Code ............................... 29 Keypad (DTMF) Tones ......................................................... 30 Keypad (DTMF) Tones Duration Selection ...................... 30 Keypad (DTMF) Tones Mute during conversation ........... 30 Sending DTMF Tones During a Call ................................ 30 Timer and Counter Functions ............................................... 30 Elapsed Time Display ....................................................... 30 Outgoing Call Timer ......................................................... 31 Cumulative Call Timer ...................................................... 31 Temporary Accumulated Call Counter ............................. 31 Outgoing Call Counter ...................................................... 32 Accumulated Call Counter ............................................... 32 To Change the Call Timer/Call Counter Codes ................ 32 Call Time Warning Tone ................................................... 33 SID Management (Programmable Option) .......................... 33 A/B System Selection ........................................................... 33 Multiple City Registration .................................................... 34 Current SID, Channel and RSSI Level Display ................... 35 Electronic Serial Number (ESN) .......................................... 35 Anti Fraud Security Feature (PIN Feature) .......................... 35 Function Review ................................................................... 36 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ..................... 41 TABLE OF KEY OPERATION ...................... 42 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY ............ 45 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 9 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 INTRODUCTION SAFETY INFORMATION FOR MOBILE PHONES IMPORTANT READ THIS INFORMATION BEFORE USING YOUR MOBILE CELLULAR TELEPHONE The cellular telephone is one of the most exciting and innovative electronic products ever developed. With it you can stay in contact with your office, your home, emergency services, and others. For the safe and efficient operation of your phone, observe these guidelines. Your mobile cellular telephone is a radio transmitter and receiver. When the phone is ON, the antenna is the part of the phone that sends out and receives radio frequency (RF) energy. The phone operates in the frequency range of 824 MHZ to 894 MHZ and employs commonly used frequency modulation (FM) techniques. When you use your phone, the cellular system handling your call controls the power level at which your phone transmits. The power level can range from 0.006 of a watt to 3 watts. EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY In 1991 the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and in 1992 the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) updated the 1982 ANSI Standard for safety levels with respect to human exposure to RF energy. Over 120 scientists, engineers, and physicians from universities, government health agencies, and industry, after reviewing the available body of research, developed this updated Standard. In March, 1993, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed the adoption of this updated Standard. To operate within this updated ANSI Standard, use your phone as described under “Efficient Phone Operation.” EFFICIENT PHONE OPERATION Do not operate your mobile cellular telephone when holding the antenna, or when any person is within 4 inches (10 centimeters) of the antenna. A person or object within 4 inches (10 centimeters) of the antenna could impair call quality, cause your phone to operate at a EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 10 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 higher power level than necessary, and expose that person to RF energy in excess of that established by the updated ANSI Standard. For best call quality, keep the antenna free from obstructions and point it straight up. If you want to limit RF exposure even further than the updated ANSI Standard, maintain a distance from the antenna of more than 4 inches (10 centimeters). Of course, you may also choose to control the duration of your calls. ANTENNA CARE AND REPLACEMENT Do not use the phone with a damaged antenna. If a damaged antenna comes into contact with the skin, a minor burn may result. Replace a damaged antenna immediately. Consult your manual to see if you may change the antenna yourself. If so, use only a manufacturer approved antenna. Otherwise, have your antenna repaired by a qualified technician. Use only the supplied or an approved antenna. Non-approved antennas, modifications, or attachments could impair call quality, damage the phone, and violate FCC regulations. DRIVING Check the laws and regulations on the use of cellular telephones in the areas where you drive. Always obey them. Also, when using your phone while driving, please: • give full attention to driving, • use hands-free operation, if available, and • pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so require. ELECTRONIC DEVICES Most modern electronic equipment is shielded from RF energy. However, RF energy from cellular telephones may affect inadequately shielded electronic equipment. RF energy may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic operating and entertainment systems in motor vehicles. Check with the manufacturer or its representative to determine if these systems are adequately shielded from external RF energy. You should also check with the manufacturer of any equipment that has been added to your vehicle. Consult the manufacturer of any personal medical devices (such as pacemakers, hearing aids, etc.) to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy. EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 11 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Turn your phone OFF in health care facilities when any regulations posted in the areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy. AIRCRAFT Turn your phone OFF before boarding any aircraft. • Use it on the ground only with crew permission. • Do not use it in the air. To prevent possible interference with aircraft systems, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations require you to have permission from a crew member to use your phone while the plane is on the ground. To prevent interference with cellular systems, FCC regulations prohibit using your phone while the plane is in the air. CHILDREN Do not allow children to play with your phone. It is not a toy. Children could hurt themselves or others (by poking themselves or others in the eye with the antenna for example). Children also could damage the phone, or make calls that increase your telephone bills. BLASTING AREAS To avoid interfering with blasting operations, turn your unit OFF when in a “blasting area” or in areas posted: “Turn off two-way radio”. Construction crews often use remote control RF devices to set off explosives. POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES Turn your phone OFF when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere. It is rare, but your phone or its accessories could generate sparks. Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death. Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often, but not always, clearly marked. They include fueling areas such as gas stations; below deck on boats; fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities; areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders; and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle engine. Do not transport or store flammable gas, liquid, or explosives in the compartment of your vehicle which contains your phone or accessories. EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 12 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane) must comply with the National Fire Protection Standard (NFPA-58). For a copy of this standard, contact the National Fire Protection Association, One Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02269, Attn.: Publications Sales Division. EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 13 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 FEATURES • SID management (programmable option) • Multiple city registration • Easy to read LCD display with alphanumeric and status indicators • Back-lit keypad and LCD display • Microphone mute control • Priority/emergency calling with automatic retry • 9 number speed dialing • Automatic redial (programmable option) • 89 alphanumeric memory locations • 7 location scratch pad, with automatic scroll • Vacant memory location search • Automatic entry into vacant memory location • Phone number search • Name search • Programmable one touch dialing • Programmable one touch emergency call • Last 3 number dialed memory • Silent incoming calls • Automatic answering • Call in progress protection • Call time warning tone • DTMF tone dialing from memory • DTMF keypad mute • DTMF extended tone dialing • A/B system selection • Current SID, RF channel and RSSI level display • Automatic self diagnostics • Electronic serial number display (own) • Telephone number display (own) • System ID display (own) • 6 function call timer • Function review • Anti-Fraud PIN feature capability • Automatic lock (programmable option) • Keypad disable in handsfree mode (programmable option) • Link dialing This cellular telephone is also capable of supporting the following optional network services. 1) Caller ID 2) Voice Mail Notification 3) Short messaging Service Note: Your cellular service provider may use different terminology when referring to the enhanced features listed above. Please check with your cellular service provider for an explanation and availability of these enhanced features. EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 14 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 KEY/DISPLAY NAMES AND FUNCTIONS System A Indicator1 62-digit Display 7ROAM Indicator System B Indicator2 Received Signal 3 Strength Indicator 8 Function Mode Indicator IN USE Indicator4 Mute Indicator5 914-digit Display 0Message Indicator B End Key Send Key A G One Touch Dial, Mute, and Alpha Key H Clear Key Power Key C I Function Key Up/Down Keys F J Recall/Store Key K Message Review Key Programmable D One Touch Emergency Key Digit Keys E Loudspeaker Curly Cord Socket EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 15 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 1 A lights when the system A (non-wireline) is selected. 2 B lights when the system B (wireline) is selected. Note: AB lights when standard mode is selected. 3 Received Signal Strength Indicator Yi constantly displays the signal strength represented by the number of bars. 4 I lights when a call is in progress. 5 M lights when the mute control is in effect. 6 2-digit display 8.8shows the memory location number and the status of various functions. 7 R lights when receiving services other than a registered home system. 8 F lights when f is pressed to select extended functions, etc. 9 14-digit display shows the telephone number dialed, etc. 0 a flashes when Message is received where Enhanced Feature Service is provided. A sinitiates and answers a call. B eterminates a call. C p(Power) turns your phone on and off. D 1 (Programmable One Touch Emergency Key) places a call to the programmed emergency number by a single key stroke. E Digit keys enter telephone numbers, alphanumeric information, etc. F Up/Down keys ^ and v adjusts the alert, earpiece and keypad tones. ^ and v are also used to select ON/OFF setting and scroll. G M/A (One Touch Dial, Mute and Alpha Key): • In standby mode, the stored telephone number in the one touch memory is dialed with a single key stroke. • During conversation, switches off the microphone to mute your voice. • Used to enter alphanumeric characters. H c (Clear) clears the digit(s) from the display. I f (Function) is used with digit keys to allow operation of extended functions, etc. J R/S (Recall/Store) recalls telephone numbers from the memory. Also used to store telephone numbers in the memory. (Message) enters Message Review Mode. EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 16 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 TRANSCEIVER CONNECTIONS Antenna Terminal Power Cable Socket Microphone Unit Jack Curly Cord Socket INSTALLATION CAUTIONS: • Always make sure that any power is disconnected to the vehicle before handling any electrical components like wiring, fuseboxes, connectors, etc. • Never force any connection between components, electrical connectors or the alike. • Always use the proper tools for the task at hand. Using improper tools may cause damage to yourself, your vehicle, or your cellular telephone system. • Think through all the necessary steps of installation before actually beginning the procedure and equip yourself for all steps to be performed. • Always make sure your workspace and your tools are clean and tidy. The introduction of dirt or grease may hinder the performance of your cellular telephone and related components. 10 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 17 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 PARTS LIST Your TR93 Kit consists of following parts. Please also refer to the Optional Parts List. 1. Transceiver unit (TR93) 2. Handset (TH93) 3. Cradle 4. Curly cord * (CC91) 5. Power cable (EPC91) 6. Extension cable (EIC91) 7. Mounting bracket (MT91) 8. Clamshell bracket 9. Operating instructions 10. Installation guide * Note: Use specified curly cord only. 11 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 18 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 11. Screw kit (SKM46) ( SKM410 ) (SKM435) 12. Hands-free microphone 12 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 19 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 BASIC OPERATION Removing your Handset Replacing your Handset TURNING YOUR PHONE ON AND OFF Your phone will be switched on or off with the vehicle's DC power as you turn the ignition key. If your phone remains off after switching on ignition (or vice versa), press and hold p. Upon power up, your own phone number will be displayed momentarily. Note: When “NO SVC ” (No Service) is displayed, you cannot place or receive calls as the “Cellular System” is not available. To turn off your phone, press and hold p again. Display Own Telephone Number Press f, #,1. To clear the display, press c. Display Own System ID Press f, #,3. To clear the display, press c. PLACING CALLS 1. Enter the telephone number. 2. Press s. The I indicator will light. 3. When you finish talking, press e. 13 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 20 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Example: To call 123-4567 1. Enter 123456 7. 2. Press s. Talk with the other party. 3. To terminate the call, press e. YiAB 1234567 To Correct Entered Digits: • Press c to erase the last digit entered. • Press and hold c to erase the whole number. To View Whole Number (Hidden Digits): Although you can enter up to 32 digits, the display can show the last 14 digits only. To view the whole number, press and hold f key. The hidden digits (over 14 digits) and the last 14 digits will scroll displaying “P1” (for the last 14 digit), “P2” (for the next 14 digits) and “P3” (for the rest of upper digits). Call-in Progress Protection Even if p is pressed during conversation, your call is not interrupted. RECEIVING CALLS 1. When an incoming call is attempted, an alert tone will sound and “CALL” will flash repeatedly. 2. Press any key except p, e, ^, and v. The I will light and you can talk with the other party. 3. To terminate your call, press e. Call in Absence Indication If calls go unanswered, “CALL ” and the number of unanswered calls will appear in the 2-digit display. To clear the display, press c. Silent Incoming Calls When this feature is activated, a single beep and a flashing “CALL” message will alert you of an incoming call. Note: If the Silent Incoming Calls is activated, “Silent Alert on” will be displayed when your phone is powered up. 14 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 21 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 To Activate the Silent Incoming Calls: Press f, 8. “Silent Alert on” will be displayed. To clear the display, press c. To Deactivate the Silent Incoming Calls: Press f, 8 again. “Silent Alert oF” will be displayed. To clear the display, press c. Automatic Answering When this feature is activated in handsfree mode, your phone will automatically answer an incoming call on the second alert. To Activate Automatic Answering: Press f, 9. “Auto Answer on” will be displayed. To clear the display, press c. To Deactivate Automatic Answering: Press f, 9 again. “Auto Answer oF” will be displayed. To clear the display, press c. Notes: • A utomatic Answering will function in handsfree mode only. • Automatic Answering will not function if your phone is in the lock, call restriction, or silent incoming calls mode. • If Automatic Answering is activated, “Auto Answer on” will be displayed when your phone is powered up. REDIALING FUNCTIONS Last Three Numbers Dialed You can display and redial any of the last three telephone numbers you tried to call. 1. Select one of the telephone numbers out of three. • Press R/S , #, 0 to display the most recent number. • Press R/S , #, 1 to display the second most recent number. • Press R/S , #, 2 to display the third most recent number. 15 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 22 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 2. Press s for redialing. Automatic Redial (Programmable Option) If Automatic Redial is selected, your phone will automatically continue redialing in 20 seconds if the attempt to reach the cell site is not successful. The I indicator will stay on, but the earpiece speaker will be muted. Note: Automatic Redial will initiate only on a “Cellular System” busy signal but not on a “Line” busy signal. MIC MUTE DURING CONVERSATION To Mute the Microphone: During conversation, press To Release Mute: During conversation, press M/A M/A again. Note: The mute will be automatically released when the call is terminated. VOLUME ADJUSTMENT Your phone has 7-level volume controls each for the “Earpiece” volume, the alert level and the keypad tone level. Earpiece Volume During conversation, press ^ or v to raise or lower the loudness of other party's voice. While not in use, press f, *,9 , 0 ,to display “Voice”. Press ^ or v to adjust the earpiece Volume. Alert Volume During ringing, press ^ or v to raise or lower the alert volume level. While not in use, press f, *,9 , 1 ,to display “Alert”. Press ^ or v to adjust the Alert Volume. Keypad Tone Volume In standby mode, press ^ or v to raise or lower the keypad tone volume level. 16 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 23 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 ENHANCED OPERATION LOCKING/UNLOCKING THE PHONE You can restrict outgoing calls except for the Programmable One Touch Emergency Call, Emergency (911, 000, 119), and the number stored in the emergency/priority dialing area. Your phone will receive calls normally even if it is locked. Locking the Phone 1. Press f, 5. 2. Enter the 3-digit Unlock code. Notes: • Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial Unlock code. • If your phone is locked, “Locked” will be displayed when your phone is powered up. To Unlock the Phone: While “Locked” is displayed, enter the 3-digit Unlock code. Changing the Unlock Code 1. Press f, #, 5, 1. “Unlock Pre?” will be displayed. 2. Enter the current 3-digit Unlock code. Note: Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial Unlock code. “Unlock New?” will be displayed. 3. Enter a new 3-digit Unlock code except 911, 000, and 119. R/S 4. Press . CAUTION: Keep the record of new code in a safe place! AUTOMATIC LOCK (PROGRAMMABLE OPTION) You can automatically lock the phone by programmable option each time your phone is turned on. The display shows “Locked” when your phone is turned on. Even in automatic lock mode, your phone will receive calls normally. To Unlock the Phone: Enter the 3-digit Unlock code. 17 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 24 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 KEYPAD DISABLE FUNCTION IN HANDSFREE MODE (PROGRAMMABLE OPTION) This function prevents accidental or unintentional use of the keypad in handsfree mode. When this function is activated by Programmable option, no key operations in handsfree mode are possible. The display shows “Keypad Disable” each time your phone is turned on. Note: Even in keypad disable mode, your phone will receive calls normally. To Temporarily Release Keypad Disable Mode: Press and hold * and # simultaneously. “Keypad Disable ” will disappear. To Return to Keypad Disable Mode: Press and hold * and # simultaneously again. “Keypad Disable ” will be displayed. 18 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 25 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 STORING IN THE MEMORY You can store telephone numbers and names in 89 memory locations. Maximum 32 digits and 7 characters each can be stored in locations 1 to 20. Maximum 16 digits and 7 characters each can be stored in locations 21 to 89. (Entry of name can be omitted.) Name Entry Keys To enter names, the following keys are used: [Alphanumeric Character Entry Keys] Key 1st 2nd Key Presses 3rd 4th Space [Editor Function Keys] Key Function Shifts cursor to the right. Press Shifts cursor to the left. Deletes the character where the cursor is positioned. Hold Deletes all the characters. 19 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 26 OF 52 5th Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 The following example shows how to enter the name JOHN. You can learn the characters behind the digit keys and how to move the characters with the cursor keys. Note this example illustrates how to enter a name but not actually store the name. Example: To enter the name JOHN 1. To enter name entry mode, press cf M/A . “ALPHA” will blink. 2. Enter the name JOHN. Press 5 # (J) (J ) (JM) 6 6 (JN) (JO) (JO ) (JOG) 4 # 6. (JOH) (JOH ) (JOHM) (JOHN) 3. Press e to terminate this example. Yi AB ALPHA ? TEL NO? Yi AB JOHN TEL NO? Manual Storage Telephone numbers and names can be stored manually into the memory locations 01 to 89. 1. Press c, then enter the telephone number. 2. Enter the name. 1) Press f, M/A . “ALPHA? ” will blink. 2) Enter the name with the name entry keys. 3. Press f, R/S . “Store ?” will be displayed. 4. Enter a 2-digit location number (01-89). After the momentary display of “Stored”, the stored memory location number, the telephone number and name remain displayed. 5. Press c. Note: If the selected memory location number is already used, the previous information will be overwritten. 20 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 27 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 The following examples show how to store the telephone number together with name, as well as how to store telephone number alone. Example 1: To store telephone No. 123-4567 with name JOHN in memory location No. 10 YiAB 1. Press c, then enter 123 4567. ALPHA? 2. Press f M/A . 1234567 “ALPHA?” will blink. 3. Enter the name JOHN with the name YiAB entry keys. JOHN 4. Press f R/S . “Store ?” will be 1234567 displayed. 5. Enter 10. After the momentary YiAB 10 display of “S t o r e d ”, the stored JOHN memory location number, telephone 1234567 number and name will be displayed. 6. Press c to clear the display. Note: If telephone number is not entered before pressing f “TEL NO?” is displayed. In this case, press to enter the telephone number. M/A M/A Example 2: To store telephone No. 234-5678 alone in memory location No. 11 1. Press c, then enter 234 YiAB 5678. 2. Press f R/S . 2345678 3. Enter 11 while the telephone YiAB number is blinking. 11 4. Press c to clear the display. 2345678 21 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 28 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Automatic Storage You can automatically store telephone numbers and names in vacant memory locations. (You may choose to omit names.) 1. Press c, then enter the telephone number. 2. Enter the name. 1) Press f, M/A . “ALPHA?” will blink. 2) Enter the name with the name entry keys. 3. Press f, R/S , R/S . The telephone number and name are automatically stored in the first available vacant memory location. 4. Press c. Note: If there is no available location, “Memory Full” will be displayed. In this case, choose a memory location that you wish to overwrite with the new information (Name, Number). Example: To automatically store telephone No. 345-6789 with name JOHN in vacant memory 1. Press c, then enter 345 6789. 2. Enter the name. 1) Press f, M/A . “ALPHA?” will blink. 2) Enter the name with the name entry keys. 3. Press f R/S R/S . The telephone number and name are YiAB 12 automatically stored in the vacant JOHN memory location 12, for example. 3456789 4. Press c. Storage After Vacant Memory Location Search You can search for unused memory locations to which telephone numbers and names can be stored. (You may choose to omit names.) 1. Press c, then enter the telephone number. 2. Enter the name. 1) Press f, M/A . “ALPHA?” will blink. 2) Enter the name with the name entry keys. 3. Press f, R/S . 4. Press ^ or v to search for the desired vacant memory location. 5. Press R/S to store in that memory location. 6. Press c. 22 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 29 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Example: To store telephone No. 456-7890 with name JOHN in the vacant memory location No. 13 1. Press M/A , then enter 4567890. 2. Enter the name. 1) Press f m. “ALPHA?” will blink. 2) Enter the name with the name entry keys. 3. Press f R/S . 4. Press ^ or v to search for vacant YiAB 13 memory location 13, for example. JOHN 5. Press R/S . 4567890 6. Press c. Notes: • To exit the Vacant Memory Location Search function, press e. • If there is no available location, “M e m o r y Full” will be displayed. In this case, choose a memory location that you wish to overwrite with new information (Name, Number). EDITING THE TELEPHONE NUMBERS AND NAMES You can edit the telephone numbers or names as required. Editing the Telephone Numbers To Change the Telephone Number of Location No. XX (01-89): 1. Press c, then enter a new telephone number. 2. Press f, R/S . The entered telephone number will blink. 3. Enter 2-digit location number xx to store the new number. To Delete the Telephone Number of Location No. XX (189): 1. To display the telephone number, follow one of the next procedures. • To search for the telephone number, press R/S , then ^ /v. • Press R/S , x/xx. 2. Press c. “Memory Clear ?” will be displayed. 3. Press c again. “Memory Cleared” will be displayed. 23 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 30 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Editing the Names To edit the name of location No. XX (1-89), follow the next steps. 1. Press R/S , and enter x/xx. 2. Press f, M/A . 3. Edit the name with the name entry keys. 4. Press f, R/S , R/S to store the new name. Note: To exit the editing mode, press e at any time. Editing Phone Number under stored Name To edit phone number under stored name, follow the next steps. 1. Press f M/A . 2. Enter the name with the name entry keys. 3. Enter R/S ^/v for direct search. 4. Press M/A M/A to set phone number edit mode. 5. Enter new Phone No. 6. Press f R/S R/S to store. 7. Press c to clear the display. Memory Search When you wish to search the memory information: 1. Press R/S . “Recall” will be displayed. 2. Press ^ or v to scroll up/down memory information. Note: Holding ^ or v automatically scrolls up/down memory information. RECALLING NUMBERS FROM MEMORY Memory Dialing Telephone numbers can be recalled and dialed from one of any 89 different memory locations. 1. Press R/S . 2. Enter the 1 or 2 digit location number (1-89). The telephone number and name will appear. 3. Press s to initiate dialing. Note: If nothing is stored in a particular memory location, “Memory Empty” will be displayed. In this case, check the memory location with Memory Search. 24 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 31 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Example: To place a call using memory location No. 10 1. Press R/S . YiAB 10 2. Enter 10. JOHN 3. Press s. 1234567 Dialing after Telephone Number Search You can scan, recall and dial numbers stored in memory locations 1 through 89. 1. Press R/S . 2. Press ^ or v to scroll up or down the memory locations. 3. If your desired telephone number is displayed, press s to initiate dialing. Note: To exit the search mode, press e at any time. Dialing after Name Search You can dial after searching for telephone numbers by their names. 1. Press cf, M/A . “ALPHA?” will blink. 2. Enter the beginning part of name with the digit keys. Example: Enter J, JO, or JOH for JOHN. 3. Press R/S . “Search” will be displayed. 4. Press ^ or v to search for the desired name. 5. Press s to initiate dialing. Notes: • If no name was found, “Not Found” will be displayed in step 4. Enter another character(s) to continue name search. • To exit from the search mode, press e at any time. Speed Dialing You can place a call from the stored memory locations 1 to 9 using the keys 1 to 9. 1. Press one of keys 1 to 9. 2. Press s to initiate dialing. 25 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 32 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 LINK DIALING When you receive service such as Voice Mail from your cellular service provider, you can dial a number and make Link Dialing with M/A key only. Five Link Dialing Memories (M1 to M5) are provided with your phone. Storing Number in Link Dialing Memory 1. Enter a number to be stored. 2. To store the number as non-secret number, press f M/A and enter Link Dialing Memory Number. To store the number as secret number, press f M/A and enter Link Dialing Memory Number. R/S R/S Note: Maximum 16 digits will be stored in each Link Dialing Memory. When you try to store more than 16 digits, the lastly entered 16 digits will be valid. Recalling number from Link Dialing Memory 1. To recall a non-secret number from a Link Dialing Memory, press R/S M/A and enter Link Dialing Memory Number. To recall a secret number from a Link Dialing Memory, press e, 3-digit lock code, R/S M/A and enter Link Dialing Memory Number. Making Link Dialing 1. To display a Link Dialing Number stored in “M1”, press M/A . Note: When a Link Dialing number is stored as secret, “Secret” will be displayed. To dial the Link Dialing Number and activate Link Dialing, keep holding M/A . 2. To transmit DTMF signals for numbers stored in M2 to M5, press M/A each time during a call. Notes: • When a number is stored as secret number, “Secret” will be displayed. • When PIN mode is ON, “PIN” will flash. In this case, press or s to send the PIN first. M/A 3. To exit from Link Dialing mode, press c. 26 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 33 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 ONE TOUCH DIALING You can place a call with M/A key after storing a telephone number in the one touch memory assigned to M/A key. Storing in the One Touch Memory 1. Press c, then enter a telephone number. 2. Press f, R/S , M/A . Note: The stored telephone number can be reviewed by pressing , . R/S M/A Placing a Call with One Touch Memory 1. Press and hold M/A . 2. The telephone number appears, and the I indicator will light as a call is placed. PROGRAMMABLE ONE TOUCH EMERGENCY CALL You can place an emergency call with 1 key alone, even when the phone is in lock and/or call restriction mode. 911 is the preset emergency number. You can reprogram this number with another number (up to 7 digits) if you wish. Also, you can deactivate this feature to avoid an unintentional call by mistake. Placing One Touch Emergency Call 1. Press and hold 1 for 2 seconds. The pre-programmed emergency number will appear, and the I indicator will light as a call is placed. One Touch Emergency Call ON/OFF 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Press f, *, 4. Enter the 3-digit Unlock code. Press ^ to select “on”, or v to select “oF”. Press R/S to store and exit. Press c to clear the display. Programming a New Emergency Number 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Press f, *, 4. Enter the 3-digit Unlock code. Enter a new emergency number (Max. 7 digits). Press R/S to store and exit. Press c to clear the display. 27 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 34 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 SCRATCH PAD MEMORY As a sort of numerical note pad, you can enter up to 7 entries in special memory locations (memory locations 90 to 96) of up to 32 digits each. Also, you can place a call from the scratch pad memory. The 8th entry scrolls the scratch pad memory and the number entered first is erased. Note: Contents of the scratch pad memory will not be cleared even if the phone is turned off. Storing Numbers in the Scratch Pad Memory 1. Press c and enter a number you wish to store (up to 32 digits). 2. Press f, 1. Dialing Numbers in the Scratch Pad Memory 1. Press R/S . 2. Enter one of the location numbers (90 to 96). Example: Enter 90 to recall the last number entered. 3. Press s to initiate dialing. EMERGENCY AND PRIORITY DIALING You can store a single telephone number up to 32 digits for emergency or priority purpose. The memory location 97 is reserved for this purpose. Storing the Emergency and Priority Number 1. Press c, then enter the telephone number. 2. Press f, R/S . 3. Enter 9, 7 while the telephone number is blinking. 4. Press c to clear the display. Dialing the Emergency and Priority Number 1. Press R/S , 9, 7. 2. Press s. Note: The emergency and priority number will automatically be redialed up to 3 times at 50 second intervals or until a connection is made. During redialing sequence, “Priori-ty Dial” will be displayed indicating that this feature is in operation. 28 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 35 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 EXTENDED FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS CALL RESTRICTION In the call restriction mode, only specific keys are effective to prevent unauthorized operation of the phone. Only the following keys are operative to place a call. 1) Any combination of numbers 1 and 2 for a call: • R/S + (1, 2, 11, 12, 21, 22) + s 2) Emergency Calls: • R/S + 9 + 7 + s •9+1+1+s •0+0+0+s •1+1+9+s 3) One Touch Emergency Call: • Holding 1 for 2 seconds. Note: You can receive a call even if the phone is in the call restriction mode. To Activate Call Restriction 1. Press f, *, 5. 2. Enter the 3-digit Call Restriction code. Note: Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial Call Restriction code. “CR” will be displayed to indicate that call restriction is in effect. Note: The call restriction is effective until it is deactivated. When the power is turned on, “CR” will be displayed. (“Locked” will be displayed if the phone is locked.) To Exit Call Restriction Mode: While “CR” is displayed, enter the 3-digit Call Restriction code. Then, “Regular” will be displayed. To clear the display, press c. To Change the Call Restriction Code 1. Press f. #, 5, 2. “Restr. Pre?” will be displayed. 2. Enter the current 3-digit Call Restriction code. “Restr. New?” will be displayed. 3. Enter a new 3-digit Call Restriction code except 911, 000, and 119. 4. Press R/S . 29 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 36 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 CAUTION: Keep the record of new code in a safe place! Note: If you enter a wrong code in step 2, your phone returns to standby mode. KEYPAD (DTMF) TONES Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF), or “Keypad Tone” signals can be transmitted during a call by entering digits on the keypad or recalling numbers from the memory. By sending the DTMF signals, you can access special services such as voice mail and answering machines that require long duration tone. Keypad (DTMF) Tones Duration Selection To toggle the Long Tone and Short Tone for the time duration of DTMF tones, press f, #, 8. Keypad (DTMF) Tones Mute during conversation To mute the keypad (DTMF) tone, press f, 3 during conversation. To enable the keypad (DTMF) tones, press f, 3 again during conversation. Sending DTMF Tones During a Call From the Keypad: 1. During a call, press any key on the keypad. From the Memory: 1. During a call, press R/S , *. 2. Enter a 2-digit memory location (01-89). TIMER AND COUNTER FUNCTIONS Elapsed Time Display You can display the elapsed time of the current call or last call while not in use. 1. Press f, *, 3, 0. “Time mm:ss” will be displayed. (mm: Minutes, ss: Seconds) 2. Press c to exit this mote. Note: The time count will automatically reset to 00:00 after 99 minutes and 59 seconds. 30 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 37 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Outgoing Call Timer You can display your outgoing call time. 1. Press f, *, 3, 1. 2. Enter the 2-digit Call Timer code. Note: Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial Call Timer code. “Outgo-T hhhh:mm” will be displayed. (hhhh: Hours, mm: Minutes) To exit this mode, press c. To reset the Outgoing Call Timer to 0000:00, press *, c. Note: The timer will automatically reset to 0000:00 after 9,999 hours and 59 minutes. Cumulative Call Timer You can display a running total of on-air usage. 1. Press f, *, 3, 2. 2. Enter the 2-digit Call Timer code. Note: Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial Call Timer code. “Total-T hhhh:mm” will be displayed. (hhhh: Hours, mm: Minutes) To exit this mode, press c. To reset the Cumulative Call Timer to 0000:00, press *, c. Note: The timer will automatically reset to 0000:00 after 9,999 hours and 59 minutes have been accumulated. Temporary Accumulated Call Counter You can display the temporary accumulated number of calls. 1. Press f, *, 2, 0. “Call XXXX” will be displayed. (XXXX: Number of calls) To exit this mode, press c. To reset the total number to 0000, press *, c. Note: The call counter will automatically reset to 0 after 9,999 calls. 31 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 38 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Outgoing Call Counter You can check the accumulated number of outgoing calls. 1. Press f, *, 2, 1. 2. Enter the 2-digit Call Counter code. Note: Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial Call Counter code. “Outgo-C XXXX” will be displayed. (XXXX: Number of outgoing calls) To exit this mode, press c. To reset the Outgoing Call Counter to 0000, press *, c. Note: The call counter will automatically reset to 0 after 9,999 calls. Accumulated Call Counter You can check the accumulated number of calls. 1. Press f, *, 2, 2. 2. Enter the 2-digit Call Counter code. Note: Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial Call Counter code. “Total-C XXXX” will be displayed. (XXXX: Number of calls) To exit this mode, press c. To reset the Accumulated Call Counter to 0000, press *, c. Note: The call counter will automatically reset to 0 after 9,999th call has been made. To Change the Call Timer/Call Counter Codes • In case of Call Timer code change, press f, #, 5, 4. “Timer Pre?” will be displayed. • In case of Call Counter code change, press f, #, 5, 3. “Counter Pre?” will be displayed. 2. Enter the current code. Note: Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial code. “Timer New?” or “Counter New?” will be displayed. 3. Enter a new 2-digit code. 4. Press R/S . CAUTION: Keep the record of new codes in a safe place! 32 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 39 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Call Time Warning Tone You can turn the Call Time Warning Tone on and off. When it is set to on, a single warning tone will be heard every 1 minute and a double warning tone will be heard every 5 minutes during a call. To Turn the Warning Tone ON: 1. Press f, *, 1 while not in use. “Beep Tone on” will be displayed. 2. Press c to clear the display. To Turn the Warning Tone OFF: Press f,*,1again while not in use. On/off toggles and “Beep Tone oF” will be displayed. SID MANAGEMENT (PROGRAMMABLE OPTION) You can take advantage of a family of SID (System Identification) groups by this Programmable option. This is a group of cellular systems in cities that your carrier owns or has special billing arrangements with. Your close family SID’s will be billed at the same rate as your home billing. (Both NO SVC and R are off.) More distant family SID’s will be billed at a preferred rate. Your phone will display solid R. When flashing R is displayed, you are using a SID system that is not included in the groups assigned at the time of programming. If your display indicates NO SVC, you will need to change your A/B system selection or, please refer to Multiple City Registration to change phone registration to enable you to make a call. Note: For specific information regarding special billing arrangements, please consult your cellular service provider. A/B SYSTEM SELECTION You can select the system you need to use. The system that you are registered with is the preferred system and your home system. 1. Press f, 6. 2. Press ^ or v until your desired system is displayed. 3. Press R/S . Note: When you turn the phone on, the phone will start to scan the system of the last power-off. 33 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 40 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Standard Mode: Your phone will scan the preferred system channels. If unable to find an acceptable preferred channel, your phone switches to scan the non-preferred system channels. “A B” will light in the display. System A Only Mode: Your phone will scan the system A only. “A” will light in the display. System B Only Mode: Your phone will scan the system B only. “B” will light in the display. Home Mode: Your phone will scan preferred system and Brother/Sister system channels. You can place or receive calls only within your Home area. Family Mode: Your phone will scan both systems A and B regardless of Brother/Sister or Cousin system channels. MULTIPLE CITY REGISTRATION You can reprogram the different phone numbers for the cities in which you are registered. Each programmed phone number will be designated as your home system. Note: To use this feature, you must register your phone with the carrier in order to get both the system ID number and your phone number. To Program the Phone Number: 1. Press c, then enter the new system ID number (5 digits). 2. Enter corresponding phone number including your area code (10 digits) 3. Press f, #, #. 4. Enter the 3-digit Unlock code. After programming the new number, your phone automatically wakes up again, and displays the new phone number. Note: Calls are placed or received using the programmed phone number only. 34 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 41 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 CURRENT SID, CHANNEL AND RSSI LEVEL DISPLAY You can see the current SID (System Identification), channel No. and RSSI level at a time. The RSSI is the signal strength of the current channel of operation represented in voltage. The higher voltage shows the better connection and clearer communications. RSSI LEVEL 1. Press f, *, 6. YiAB 3.3 2. To clear the display, press c SID S00006 C0327 CHANNEL NO. ELECTRONIC SERIAL NUMBER (ESN) Press f, #, 2 to display your ESN. To clear the display, press c. ANTI FRAUD SECURITY FEATURE (PIN Feature) If your cellular carrier offers Personal Identification Number (PIN) service, your new phone must be programmed with your PIN. For your protection, you cannot make any outgoing calls until establishing your PIN. Please contact your cellular service provider for specific instructions. To Place a Call Using the PIN service: 1. Enter the telephone number. 2. Press s. “PIN” will flash in the display. 3. Press s again. Your call will then be placed. To Enter the PIN and Turn the PIN Feature ON or OFF: 1. Press f, #, *. 2. Enter the 3-digit Unlock code. Note: Please contact your selling Audiovox dealer to check the initial Unlock code. 3. 4. 5. 6. Enter your PIN (up to 6 digits). Press ^ or v to turn the PIN feature on or off. Press R/S . To exit the mode, press c. 35 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 42 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 FUNCTION REVIEW To Review the Function Menus: 1. Press f, then ^ or v. “FNC Review” will be displayed. 2. Press ^ or v to scroll up or down the function menus. 3. Press c to exit the mode. Notes: • You can directly access to “FNC *1” by pressing f, *, ^/v. • You can directly access to “FNC #1” by pressing f, #, ^/v. To Directly Enter the Function Setting Mode: 1. Press f, then ^ or v to search for the desired function menu. 2. Press f. Then, you can enter the function setting mode. The following table shows each function menu. In the actual display, “FNC 1 Scratch” and “FNC 1 Pad” are alternately displayed in case of FNC 1. Display Function FNC 1 Scratch Pad Scratch pad memory FNC 3 DTMF Tone DTMF tone mute (during a call) FNC 5 Lock Locking your phone electronically FNC 6 System Standard Scan mode selection FNC 8 Silent Alert Silent alert selection FNC 9 Auto Answer Automatic answer selection FNC 71 Message Mode Message mode selection FNC 72 Message Beep Message beep selection FNC *1 Beep Tone Call time warning tone selection 36 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 43 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Display Function FNC *4 1-Touch Emerg. One touch emergency call selection FNC *5 Call Restr. Call restriction mode selection FNC *6 Display RSSI Current SID, RF Channel and RSSI level display FNC *20 Call Counter Temporarily accumulated call counter display FNC *21 Outgo Call Accumulated outgoing call counter display FNC *22 Total Call Accumulated call counter display FNC *30 Call Timer Elapsed timer display for current or last call FNC *31 Outgo Time Outgoing call timer display FNC *32 Total Time Cumulative call timer display FNC *90 Voice Volume Earpiece volume selection FNC *91 Alert Volume Alert volume selection FNC *92 Tone Volume Keypad tone volume selection FNC *93 M-Beep Volume Message Beep volume selection FNC #1 Own Phone Own telephone number display FNC #2 Display ESN Own ESN display (Electronic Serial Number) FNC #3 Display SIDH Own system ID display FNC #8 Change DTMF DTMF (keypad) tone duration selection FNC #51 Change Unlock Unlock code change FNC #52 Change CR Call restriction access code change 37 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 44 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 Display Function FNC #53 Change C-Count FNC #54 Change C-Timer FNC #* Change PIN FNC ## Multi Reg. Call counter access code change Call timer access code change PIN entry mode Multiple city registration (phone number and SID entry) ENHANCED FEATURE OPERATION The feature operation on the following pages pertains to “Enhanced Features” that may be offered by your cellular service provider. Before you can use these features, you must subscribe to them through your home cellular service provider. Please note: These optional network services may not be available in all areas. Caller ID When your phone receives a call, “CALL” blinks and the caller’s phone number is displayed. The caller’s phone number is also displayed in Call Waiting. To answer the call, press any key except p, e, ^, and v as usual. If you do not answer the call, the number of unanswered call and the caller’s phone number will remain in the display. Call Back Number • When Call Back Number is received in standby mode, “CALL BACK” will be displayed. Press R/S , R/S , and use ^/ v keys to view the Call Back Number. • When Call Back Number is received during alert, “CALL” blinks and the Call Back Number is displayed. • When Call Back Number is received during conversation, the Call Back Number is displayed. Voice Mail Notification • When Voice Mail Message is received in standby mode, 38 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 45 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 “VOICE MAIL” will blink. Press R/S , R/S and use ^/v keys to display the number of received Voice Mail. • When Voice Mail Message is received during alert or conversation, Voice Mail Number or number of received Voice Mail is displayed. Short Message Service • When Short Message Service is received in standby mode, “SHORT MESSAGE” will be displayed. Press or R/S , R/S and use ^/v keys to view the Short Message. • When Short Message Service is received during alert or conversation, the Short Message is displayed. Digital Message Mode ON/OFF: 1. Press f, 7, 1, then enter the 3 digit Unlock code. 2. Press or ^, R/S or v, R/S to turn the mode on or off. “Message Mode on” or “Message Mode oF” will be displayed. 3. Press c to clear the display. Digital Message Beep ON/OFF: Press f, 7, 2. “Message Beep on” or “Message Beep oF” will be displayed. To toggle “on” and “oF”, press f, 7, 2. To clear the display, press c. Message Beep Alert Tone Level Control While not in use, Message Beep Alert Tone can be adjusted as follows: 1. Press f*93. 2. Press ^ or v according to your desired tone level. 3. Press c to clear the display. Memory Stack Your phone has a 30 memory stack for data and messages and one independent memory stack for Voice Mail Notification. When there is an unreviewed message in standby mode, the a indicator blinks. Press R/S and hold R/S for 2 seconds to see the number of stored and unreviewed messages. Then press any key except p, e, ^ , and v to see the stored messages. 39 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 46 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 PROTECT YOUR WARRANTY Read your Warranty carefully, with the special consideration to paragraph seven of the Limited Warranty for your unit. “Warranty does not apply to... or to any product or part thereof which has suffered through alteration...mishandling, misuse, neglect, or accident”. Many companies are making look-alike accessories and in some cases, promoting that their product is equal to or better than the Audiovox product. Be careful. Some of these products may not be compatible for use with your Audiovox product and may damage the unit or cause it to malfunction. If service is required on your unit, and it is determined that a non-Audiovox accessory has created the problem with your unit, the Warranty will not apply. In addition, if the unit has already suffered irreversible damage by reason of a non-compatible accessory, the Warranty will be voided. To protect your Warranty, use only compatible accessories which cannot damage or interfere with the functioning of your Audiovox product. AUDIOVOX COMMUNICATIONS CORP. 555 Wireless Blvd. Hauppauge, New York 11788, 516-233-3300 16808 Marquardt Avenue, Cerritos, California 90701, 562-802-5100 Audiovox Canada 405 Britannia Rd. East, Ste 101, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L4Z3E6, 905-712-9299 Audiovox Pacific Pty Ltd 110 Rocky Point Road, Kogarah, NSW 2217, Australia, 02-9587-0011 Audiovox New Zealand Pty Ltd Unit B, 6 Henderson Place, Auckland, 6496345720 http;//www.audiovox.com 40 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 47 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Frequency Range: Transmit: Receive: 824.040 to 848.970 MHz 869.040 to 893.970 MHz Number of RF Channels: 832 Channels, Full Duplex Channel Spacing: 30 KHz Duplex Spacing: 45 MHz Frequency Stability: ±2.5 PPM Operating Temperature: Main Unit: –22°F to +140°F (–30°C to +60°C) Supply Voltage: 13.7 VDC ± 20% Negative Ground RF Power Output: 3 W (MAX) Dimensions: Transceiver: Handset: Weight: Transceiver: Handset: Approx. 3.1" × 8.3" × 1.3" (80 × 210 × 31.5 mm) Approx. 2.2" × 7.6" × 6.5" (57 × 195 × 38 mm) Approx. 11b. 3.2 oz (594g) Approx. 5.2 oz (148g) * Subject to change without notice. 41 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 48 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 TABLE OF KEY OPERATION KEY OPERATION Function Holding p turns your phone on and off. Phone No.+f+1 Stores to Scratch Pad Memory. f+3 (During conversation) Turns the DTMF tone on and off. f+5+3 Digit Code Locks your phone electronically. f+6+^ Displays current scan mode. f+6+^+^.... R/S Selects Scan Mode. f+7+1 +3 Digit Code+^/v+ R/S Turns the Message Mode on and off. f+7+2 Turns the Message Beep on and off. f+8 Turns the Silent Alert mode on and off. f+9 Turns the Automatic Answer mode on and off. f+ M/A Enters the Alphanumeric entry mode. f+*+1 Turns the Call Time Warning Tone on and off. f+*+2+0 Displays the temporarily accumulated number of calls. f+*+2+1 +2 Digit Code Displays the number of outgoing calls. f+*+2+2 +2 Digit Code Displays the accumulated number of calls. f+*+3+0 Displays the time of current or last call. f+*+3+1 +2 Digit Code Displays the time of outging calls. f+*+3+2 +2 Digit Code Displays the cumulative call time. Changes Emergency Number f+*+4 +3 Digit Code+New Emer- and turns the One Touch Emergency call mode on and off. gency No. +^/v+ R/S 42 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 49 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 KEY OPERATION Function f+*+5 +3 Digit Code Activates the Call Restriction mode. f+*+6 Displays the current SID, current Channel and the RSSI Level. f+*+9+0 +^/v Adjusts the earpiece volume level. f+*+9+1 +^/v Adjusts the alert sound output volume level. f+*+9+2 +^/v Adjusts the tone volume level. f+*+9+3 +^/v Adjusts the Message Beep volume level. f+#+1 Displays own telephone number. f+#+2 Displays the Electronic Serial Number (ESN). f+#+3 Displays the Home System ID (SIDH). f+#+5+1 Changes the Unlock Code. f+#+5+2 Changes the Call Restriction Access Code. f+#+5+3 Changes the Call Counter Access Code. f+#+5+4 Changes the Air Timer Access Code. f+#+8 Changes the Keypad (DTMF) Tone Duration f+#+*+3 Digit Code+PIN+^/v+ R/S Enters PIN and turns PIN feature on and off c+ 5 Digit 10 Digit New SID Phone No. +f+#+# +3 Digit Code Multiple City Registration (Changes the phone number and SIDH) Clears the last digit. If held in erases the entire number from display. c+e Clears the entire number from display. 43 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 50 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 KEY OPERATION Function Phone No.+f+ R/S +Memory Location No. Stores the telephone number in the memory. Phone No.+f+ M/A +Name.+f+ R/S +Memory Location No. Stores the telephone number and the alphanumeric information in the memory. Phone No.+f+ R/S + R/S Searches the vacant memory and stores the telephone number automatically. Phone No.+f+ M/A +Name+f+ R/S + R/S Searches the vacant memory and stores the telephone number and alphanumeric information automatically. Phone No.+f+ R/S +^/v Searches the vacant memory address to store. R/S +#+0/1/2 Displays the telephone number of three latest calls. R/S +Memory Location No. Recalls the telephone number from the memory. R/S +* +Memory Location No. R/S +^/v f+ M/A +Name + R/S +^/v M/A Adds the DTMF tone to the recalled number. Recalls the telephone number in address order. Searches the telephone number by alphanumeric characters. In standby mode, holding M/A initiates a call to the number stored in One Touch Memory or Link Dialing Memory. During conversation, except Link Dialing, pressing M/A switches the Mute mode on and off. During conversation mode of Link Dialing, pressing M/A activates Link Dialing in order. In alphanumeric entry mode, pressing M/A toggles between phone number entry and name entry mode. Receives the call when “C A L L ” flashes. Phone No.+ s Processes the call. Terminates the call. 44 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 51 OF 52 Applicant: Shintom Co., Ltd. Transmitter Type: BFYT3017 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY AUDIOVOX COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION (the Company), warrants to the original retail purchaser of this Audiovox Cellular Telephone, that should this product or any part there of (except the items listed below), under normal use and conditions, be proven defective in material or workmanship within the first twelve (12) month period from the date of purchase, such defect(s) will be repaired or replaced (with new or rebuilt parts) at the Company’s option, without charge for parts or labor directly related to the defect(s). Accessories, if supplied, except rechargeable battery packs, are similarly warranted for 12 months. Battery packs are warranted from the date of purchase for 90 days. To obtain repairs or replacement within the terms of this Warranty, the product should be delivered with proof of warranty coverage, specification of defect(s), transportation prepaid, to the Company at the address shown below. In the United States call toll free to (800) 229-1235 [in NY State and other areas, call (516) 2333410] This Warranty does not apply to fuses, or costs incurred for removal, reinstallation, testing, evaluation, or to any product or part there of which has suffered through alteration, serial number defacement, improper installation, excessive temperature or humidity, environmental conditions, mishandling, misuse, neglect or accident. This Warranty is not assignable or transferable. THE EXTENT OF THE COMPANY’S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE AND, IN NO EVENT, SHALL THE COMPANY’S LIABILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT. The Company disclaims liability for geographic coverage, inadequate signal to antenna, communications range or operation of the Cellular System as a whole. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARR A N T Y, A N Y A C T I O N F O R BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER INCLUDING ANY IMP L I E D WA R R A N T Y O F M E R C H A N TA B I L I T Y M U S T B E BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 24 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE. IN NO CASE SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EX-PRESS OR IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER. No person or representative is authorized to assume for the Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the above limitation or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. INU.S.A.: AUDIOVOX COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION 555 Wireless Blvd., Hauppauge, New York 11788 (516) 233-3300 I N C A N A DA : AU D I OVOX CANADA, LTD. 405 Britannia Road East Suite 101 Mississauga, Ontario L4Z 3E6 (905) 712-9299 (800) 465-9672 45 EXHIBIT 20 PAGE 52 OF 52
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