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EXHIBIT C
User Manual
TELEDEX
T6315 2 Line ( TRZC)
900MHz Cordless Tm
Product Specification and Operation Manual
[mint Revis'onO Aptil,26,1999
(c) 1999 S.Megga Telecommunicatlons Ltd.
This document contains restrided, proprietary, copyrighted information,
ownership of which is retained by S.Megua Telemmurications Ltd..
S.Megga’s consent is required prior to any reproduction, implementation.
pubtication or other use of such information.
SJEGGA PRODUCT SPECIFICATION AND OPERATION MANUAL
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1 .1 Product Specification
1.1.1 Feature Lists
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- RingerVolume (Opfions: Hi/Luw/Ofi')
- PulseandTune Dialing Selectable
- HandsetReodving Volume Comml(4chcls)
- Amo—afl'WmH/Smm Cradle
- HandsetOnCmdleDialing
- Gunman
- HemingAidedCon-patible
- OneTonmRedjxl (32 digits maximum)
- Pause(3,6$)andFlash(600ms)
- TemporaryTomDialing
- szToneCmfinmfion
- BamLEDFlzshRinging
- Hansel Compauble - Socket in Handset 2.5mm plug
- DataPonSocketinBase
1.2.2 Specification
- Handset aningFrequencies : 902 to 904MHz
- Handset me'ving quumciu : 925 to 927 MHz
- Base "Dammit Frequencies : 925 —lu 927MHz
- Base Rocciving Frequencies : 902 to 904MHz
- Number of Channels : 20
- Channel Spacing : llOKHz
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S—MEGGA MM SPECFICATION
- Amusu’c and Line Interface Specifimtion according to EM47OB
- CallmgLin: Identification Type II awarding lo Balloon
- FCC Pal-(15 and Fan 68 Compliance
- EI‘L Compliance
S-MEGGA PRODUCT SPEQFICATIONANDOPERATlON MANUAL
2 Interfaces
2.1 Visual Indicators
2.1.1 Handset LCD
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2.11.1 Charader Field (row1)
This is a 5 X 5 dot matrix with 15 charaders. It is used to display the name of the caller. in whim
instance the Charaders will be right justified. ln the case 01 a name in excess of 15 enamels. R
will be the latter characters which are discarded. This display row is also used for prompting
messages all of which will be centerjustifled, All characters are displayed in mpitels.
2.1.1.2 Number Freld (row 2)
This row is a 15 digits and 7 segments display. It display the dglts pressed on the keypad whilst
the telephone Is in its scratchan or of! hook date. It also dlsplays numbers recalled from taller—id
memory or phonebook memory, and in some instances is used to set some variables in the
options menu, such as the local area mode.
2.1.1.3 Icon Field (row 3)
- loans L1 and L2
Shows which external lines are engaged, The line indicators will be on steadily for ringing lines or
lines in use. The indicators flash slowly for lines on hold. The indicators will be offwhen a ine is
idle.
- Date/Tlme Display
“18/88 88:88", shows in the format of “Month"!"Date" ‘Houf'f'Minute"
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S¢MEGGA MMI SPECIFICATION
- Ioons AMIPM
- Ioons NEW and RPT
These icons are in use when caller-id information is recalled from memory. The new icon is an
indication that the call has not previously been viewed. Whereas the repeat icon shows that more
than one call from the same number has been received since viewing of the caller-id memory (in
other words, more than one new call originating from the same number). However this data is
stored as a single entry.
- Icons Mesage Counter “85"
2.1.2 Base ( Figure 2 )
The only indicators on the base are 5 LEDs.
2.1.2.1 POWER
Is iluminated whenever a power source is connected to the base.
2.1.2.2 CHARGE
Indlcates that the handset is on the cradle and being charged.
2.12.3 LINE 1
Indicates line 1 is in use.
2.1.2.4 LINE 2
Indicates line 2 is in use.
2.1.2.5 CONFERENCE
Indicates that unviewed caller ID entries exist in memory.
2.1.2.6 MESSAGE WAITING
At the right comer ofthe base, it will flash when the base is ringing and it will fight up when there is
un-reviewed Cid message received.
2.2 Description of Keys and Buttons
2.2.1 Handset ( Figure 3 )
2.2.1.1 Line Keys  and 
The Line 1 and Line 2 keys are used in a customary fashion to engage or disengage a Ilne The
line one, two or both" rcons in the bottom Iefl are illuminated to intorm the user which Ines are In use
It one or both of the lines are on hold the loan that refers to that line will flash to infomr the userthat
this ls the case.
2.2.1.2 Conference Key 
When both lines are in use the oonference key may be used to execute three way conversation.
From this point it is then possible to put one or both rlnes on hold by either presslng the desired ine
key. in which case the other line is automatically placed on hold or pressing hold key planes both
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fines on hold. it is possrble to re-execute the conference call by once again pressing the
conference key.
2.2.1.3 Caller ID Key 
In on—hook idle mode, pressing the caller-id key initiates the caller id reviewfunotton.
2.2.1.4 Numeric Key Pad <1.2....0, ", #>
Numeric keys are used in the conventional manner for dialing. A number can be pro-daled or
dlaled alter going oft-hook.
Numeric entries for progmmming functions are made in a manner sirnilarto dialing.
The nuneric keys are also used for input of alphanumeric deb; for name storage. In alphanumeric
entry modes. sequential pressing of a numeric key sequences through the avaiable letters and
number assigned to that key.
2.2.1.5 Flash Key  & Enter Key 
The flash key is dedicated to performing a timed loop break (6001115) while off-hook. The flash key
does not muse any special altemation of Call Waiting CID (CWCID) information alter an incoming
CWCID event. Flashes can be stored in memory dial sequences.
2.2.1.6 Hold Key 
The Hold key is used to put an engaged line on hold. If a single line is aheady on hold, pressing
hold releasesthat line from hold. If both lines are on hold, pressing hold has no anion.
2.2.1.7 Menu key 
The Menu key is a multifunction key used together with , a single press of less than'1.5
seconds will activate the options menu, subsequent presses of less than 1.5 seconds advance the
Ist item within the options menu. A key»press of more than 1.5 seconds within the options menu
results in all states being stored and returning the telephone to its idle state. Anotherleature of the
options key is, if pressed for more than a second and a half from the idle or arr-cradle state, the
phonebook menu will be initiated. Entries can first be viewed and then altered by either scrolling
through the entries one by one using the up/down (A,v) cursors . or by dlreflty accessing an entry
by entering a number between 1 and 20. The phonebook entry being viewed will be dbplayed in
the two digits usually reserved for displaying the number of caller-id calls in the memory. An empty
display will have no digits and the accompanying text will read empty.
Options Manual Sequence: WHICH LANGUAGE
SET TIMES
CALL LIST ORDER
LOCAL AREA CODE
CALL HISTORY
REPEAT CALLS
HOME AREA CODE
2.2.1.9 Redial Key 
When th's key is pressed. the last numbers dialed will be recalled.
Redial can be accessed for either pre-dial or oft-hook dialing.
Redial does not recall previous call caller lD name information
Radial does nothing ifthe previous call exceeded the redial butter memory.
2.2.1 .11 Mute Key 
In the ofi-hook condition, the mute key mutes handset microphone but continues to allow receiver
audio to pass.
S-MEGGA MMI SFECIFICAYION
Mute is a toggle function An LCD message indicates mute in effect.
2.2.1.11 Volume/Scroll UplDown Keys  
While off-hook, the up/down keys control receiver audio level over a 15 dB range.
When in a list review mode (caller-id, phoneoook or options) the Up/Down keys are used to scroll
through entries in the list. In the caller ID list, the up key calls up the recent callets. in other lists,
the up key wills up entries with higher index numbers.
2.2.1.12 Memory key 
Can be used for quick recalling of memory entries to the scratchpad once there and by first
accessing a line they can be dialed using the Line key.
2.2.1.13 Channel Change Key 
Enables the user to make a selection trom 20 channels to provide the user with the best possible
reception while off hook.
2.2.1.14 Pause Key 
It a multifunction key used together with Redial Key . The pause key can be used to
enter a break of 3.6 seconds into a dialing sequence that is being entered from the alt hook state or
in phunebook numbers to be recalled and dialed.
2.2.1.15 Cancel Key 
It is a multifunction key used together with the conference key . The cancel key is used to
delete either single or multiple entries from either the phonebook or the caller-it menu. in all cases
confirmation will be required in the form of an appropriate text message followed by another press
ofthe cancel key. All other keys pressed at the point to the initial remove key-pass. By pressing the
 key for less than 1.5 seconds each time, single records can be steered ordeleted one
at a time. A key-press of more than 1.5 seconds will enable the user to delete al entries. previously
reviewed caller-id or previously answered entries.
2.2.2 Base
2.2.2.1 Page Key 
A key on the base initiates a handset page. Pressing it “mile a page is ongoing cancels the page.
2.2.2.2 Rear Panel Switches
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Two switches, one for line one and one for line two provide three diflerent settings for each line:
high, low and off.
A two position switch on the base selects between DTMl= and prise diafing.
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MMI SPECIFICATION
Nate: The base will inform handsels via radio wheneverthis swilch changes slates
2.3 Audio Alerts
2.3.1 Table of Summary of the Audio and Visual Alerts
Handset Base
LCD SOUND
Battery Low ”BATI' LOW Two beeps of Sums sepanaled by a
100ms silence and repeated every 5m'n
Keypress None 50ms beep
' OUT OF RANGE"
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Two beeps cl 50ms separated by e
100ms silence and repeated every 4 sec
until 12sec and then every sec umfl culolf
at 18 to 20 seconds
Invalid Emry “INVALID ENTRY"
Two beeps of 50ms separated by 3 None
100ms silence
Timeout None
SOms beep
Power on None
50ms beep
2.3.2 Base Ringer
The base ringer operates identically lo Ihe handset n’nger excepl thal it is defeated using a
mechaniral swilch and it does not change behaviour if a line engaged.

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