UTStarcom Korea Technologies FSUC800 CDMA Fixed Wireless Desk Phone User Manual 2004232 FCC Test Report R0 01 no IC

UTStarcom Korea Technologies Ltd. CDMA Fixed Wireless Desk Phone 2004232 FCC Test Report R0 01 no IC

Manual

Rhein Tech Laboratories, Inc. Client: UTStarcom 360 Herndon Parkway Model: FSU C800 Suite 1400 FCC ID: O6Y-FSUC800 Herndon, VA 20170 Standards: FCC Part 22 http://www.rheintech.com RTL WO#: 2004232 34 of 55 APPENDIX I: MANUAL Please refer to the following pages.
CDMA FSU C800 USER GUIDE
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Table of Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.................................................... 1 FCC RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE .......................................................1 HANDLING THE PHONE, BATTERY AND CHARGER .................................. 2 HANDLING THE PHONE ........................................................................3 HANDLING THE BATTERY ...................................................................... 5 HANDLING THE CHARGER .................................................................... 6 1. GETTING STARTED ....................................................... 7 1.1 PACKAGE CONTENTS.....................................................................7 1.2 PHONE DESCRIPTION .................................................................... 8 1.2.1 Front View........................................................................................8 1.2.2 Rear View ......................................................................................10 1.3 DISPLAY INDICATORS ...................................................................10 1.4 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................ 11 1.5 PROTOCOL SUPPORT ..................................................................12 1.6 FUNCTIONS, FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS ...............................12 1.6.1 Phone Functions............................................................................12 1.6.2 Phone Features .............................................................................13 1.6.3 Technical Specifications .................................................................14 2. BASIC OPERATIONS ................................................... 15 2.1 SWITCH THE PHONE ON/OFF .......................................................15 2.2 MAKE A CALL...............................................................................15 2.3 REDIAL A CALL.............................................................................15 2.4 STORE A PHONE NUMBER ............................................................15 2.5 ACCESS MENU/LIST OPTIONS ......................................................16 2.6 USE SHORTCUTS.........................................................................16 3. MENU OVERVIEW ........................................................ 17 ii
iii 4. MENU OPERATIONS .................................................... 21 4.1 PHONE BOOK ..............................................................................21 4.1.1 View Contacts................................................................................22 4.1.2 New Entry ......................................................................................22 4.1.3 Find Name .....................................................................................23 4.1.4 Groups...........................................................................................23 4.1.5 Delete All .......................................................................................23 4.1.6 Speed Dial .....................................................................................23 4.1.7 Memory State.................................................................................24 4.2 SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE (SMS) ...............................................25 4.2.1 Voice Mail ......................................................................................25 4.2.2 New Message................................................................................25 4.2.3 Inbox..............................................................................................27 4.2.4 Outbox...........................................................................................28 4.2.5 Delete Messages ...........................................................................28 4.3 RECENT CALLS............................................................................30 4.3.1 Incoming Calls ...............................................................................30 4.3.2 Outgoing Calls ...............................................................................30 4.3.3 Missed Calls ..................................................................................30 4.3.4 Delete Lists....................................................................................31 4.4 TOOLS ........................................................................................32 4.4.1 Schedule........................................................................................32 4.4.2 Alarm Clock....................................................................................33 4.4.3 Voice Memo...................................................................................34 4.5 SETTINGS ...................................................................................38 4.5.1 Sound ............................................................................................38 4.5.2 Display...........................................................................................41 4.5.3 Security..........................................................................................43 4.5.4 Call Setup ......................................................................................45 4.5.5 Dial Delay Time..............................................................................46 4.5.6 1x Data ..........................................................................................46 4.5.7 Network service .............................................................................48 4.5.8 Phone Info .....................................................................................49
5. DATA SERVICE............................................................. 51 5.1 HARDWARE CONNECTION ............................................................51 5.2 INTERNET....................................................................................51 5.2.1 Computer Configuration.................................................................51 5.3 DATA FAX .................................................................................... 60 5.3.1 Computer Configuration.................................................................60 5.3.2 Phone Configuration ......................................................................60 6. TEXT INPUT METHOD.................................................. 61 6.1 SWITCH INPUT METHOD...............................................................61 6.2 UPPERCASE/LOWERCASE LETTER................................................61 6.3 DIGIT ..........................................................................................61 6.4 SYMBOL ......................................................................................62 iv
Safety Precautions SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FCC RF Exposure Compliance This PCS phone has been tested and complies with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) RF exposure limits for the General Population/Uncontrolled exposure environment. In addition, it complies with the following Standards and Guidelines: z FCC 96-326, Guidelines for Evaluating the Environmental Effects of Radio-Frequency Radiation z FCC OET Bulletin 65 Edition 01-01 (2001) Supplement C, Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields z ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1992, IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz z ANSI/IEEE C95.3-1992, IEEE Recommended Practice for the Measurement of Potentially Hazardous Electromagnetic Fields - RF and Microwave 1
Safety Precautions Handling the Phone, Battery and Charger DANGER Only use the battery and charger specified for the phone. Failure to do so can result in damage to the phone, electric shock or fire. CAUTION Do not store or operate the phone or charger in hot, damp, or dusty areas, which can damage electrical and mechanical components. Avoid prolonged exposure to temperatures below 5°C or in excess of 35°C. DANGER Do not drop, shake or throw the phone or charger. Rough handling can damage internal circuit boards and the battery pack. Do not use the phone in the vicinity of volatile gases. Leave the area before using the phone. Failure to leave the area can result in the risk of fire or an explosion. Do not disassemble or modify the phone, charger, or battery. Incorrect modifications, reassembly, or tampering may result in malfunction or personal injury. 2
Safety Precautions Handling the Phone DANGER Do not use the phone while operating a vehicle. Observe local regulations for specialized areas (hospital, aircraft, etc) when using the phone. This phone has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This phone generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this phone does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the phone off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna - Increase the separation between the phone and receiver - Connect the phone into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help 3
Safety Precautions CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by UTStarcom, Inc. could void the user’s authority to operate the phone. The antennas used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20cm from all persons and must not be co-located with or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Keep all storage media (magnetic cards, floppy disks, credit cards, etc.) away from the phone. Close encounters or contact can erase or damage the storage media. Keep all sharp metal objects (pins, nails, hairpins etc.) away from the phone handset. The handset earpiece contains a strong magnet that can attract and hold metal objects. Remove any objects from the handset earpiece before using, to avoid personal injury. In case of emergency, key in the emergency number (911 for example in US), then press the Talk key and let the operator know your specific location. Don’t hang up until you are told to do so. 4
Safety Precautions Handling the Battery DANGER Do not dispose of the battery pack in a fire. It may explode. Check with local waste management codes for disposal instructions. Do not force the battery pack into the phone. Improper installation can cause malfunctions or damage the battery pack. This may result in fire or personal injury. Use caution in handling batteries in order not to short the battery on conductive materials such as rings, bracelets, and keys. The battery and/or conductor may overheat and cause burns. If the battery becomes too hot while recharging, it should be removed immediately from the charger. When clothes or skin are exposed to battery leakage, rinse with clean water at once to prevent skin irritation. Do not use a cracked, leaking or odor-emitting battery pack near an open flame or high temperatures. CAUTION If a fully discharged battery is stored for a long period of time, it may not be possible to recharge the battery. Observe local waste management codes for proper battery disposal instructions. 5
Safety Precautions Handling the Charger DANGER Only use a power source that provides the appropriate voltage (AC100~240 V) for the charger. An unsuitable power source can result in damage to the charger, electric shock or fire. Do not use the charger if the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed (exposed or broken wires, etc). This can result in the risk of fire or electric shock. Do not short circuit the charger connector jack. This may result in fire or electric shock. Immediately unplug the charger from the wall outlet in the event that liquid is spilled into the unit to prevent fire or electric shock. CAUTION Always unplug the charger from the wall outlet before cleaning to avoid the risk of electric shock. Do not place heavy objects on the cord to avoid damage. Always grip the power plug when removing the charger from the wall outlet. Do not pull on the power supply cord to avoid damage and the risk of electric shock. 6
Getting Started 1. GETTING STARTED 1.1 Package Contents Thank you for purchasing this phone. Please check the package contents by comparing them with the following list. If you find anything missing or if the documentation set is incomplete, contact your local phone dealer immediately z CDMA FSU C800 Phone z Backup battery z Power adapter z Receiver z Cord z User Guide 7
Getting Started 1.2 Phone Description 1.2.1 Front View 1. LCD Screen 2. Antenna 3. <BACK/CLR> key This key is used to delete characters/digits or to return to the previous menu level 4. <LEFT> and <RIGHT> keys: These keys are used to move the cursor left or right or to perform functions indicated on the screen 5. <UP> and <DOWN> keys: These keys are used to scroll up and down through menu lists 8
Getting Started 6. <SELECT> key: This key is used to select the highlighted menu option 7. Input keys: These keys are used to enter digits, characters or symbols 8. <END> key: This key is used to return to standby mode without changing menu settings 9. <SND/RDL> key: This key is used to make a call 10. <SPK> key: This key is used to place a call on Speaker Phone 11. <SMS> key: This key is used to access the Messages menu 12. <RCL> key: This key is used to access the Recent Calls menu 13. <DND/MUTE> key 14. <ON/OFF> key 15. Power LED indicator Lights when the power adapter is connected to the phone 16. Receiver ~ Note: This is only a brief introduction to the keypad functions. Please refer to the contents of this user guide for detailed descriptions and operations 9
Getting Started 1.2.2 Rear View 1. Antenna RF Connector 2. DC Power Jack 3. Power Switch 4. Serial Port Choice 5. Serial Port 1.3 Display Indicators z Indicates digital mode. Indicates analog mode z Shows the current signal strength. The higher the bar, the stronger the signal Strong Weak z Indicates in calling mode. Indicates call connection failure z Indicates in roaming mode z Indicates the Alarm function is active z Indicates a new short message has been received 10
Getting Started z Indicates the DND (Don not Disturb) function is active z Indicates the battery charge level. The higher the bar levels, the greater the battery power High Low 1.4 Safety Instructions Basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce risk when using this product. Please read and follow all instructions marked on the product z To reduce the risk of electric shock - do not disassemble this product. When the product is subsequently used, incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock. When service is required, take the product to a qualified service department z Do not hold or make contact with the antenna while making a call z Do not overload the wall outlets and the extension cord z Do not use this product near water and never spill any liquid on the product. This may result in the risk of fire or electric shock z Do not place this product on an unstable location (cart, stand or table). If it should fall from an unstable location, there is a risk of serious product damage z Do not cover the slots and openings on the product. They are provided for ventilation and protection against overheating. Do not place this product near a heater or radiator where proper ventilation is not provided z This product should only be operated from the type of power source marked on the product. If you are not sure of the type of power available, consult your dealer or local power company 11
Getting Started z Never push objects of any kind into this product, since this may result in a serious voltage short and may result in the risk of fire or electric shock z During thunderstorms, avoid using this product. There may be a remote risk of an electric shock from lighting z Disconnect the external power adapter and take out the back-up battery when the product is not to be used for a long time z Unplug this product from the wall outlet and obtain service from an authorized service center under the following conditions: - When the power supply plug is damaged or frayed - If liquid has been spilled on, or into this product-or if this product has been exposed to water or rain - If this product does not work properly when the operating instructions are followed - If this product has been dropped or damaged - If this product exhibits a distinct change in performance 1.5 Protocol Support The phone supports IS-2000 Release 0, and is backward compatible with IS95A/B. Software will be upgraded to support IS-2000 Release A, and Release C in the future 1.6 Functions, Features and Specifications 1.6.1 Phone Functions z High Quality Voice Service - Making calls, receiving calls, call auto-answering and recording - Vocoder: 13K QCELP, 8K EVRC - Supports the speaker phone (hands-free) function 12
Getting Started z Data Service - Packet data service: Complies with IS707A.5, and supports 153kbps dual links for Internet z Short Message Service (SMS) - English and Spanish SMS: Supports write, read, send, receive, delete, reply and forward of short messages 1.6.2 Phone Features z Multi-language: English and Spanish z Phone book: 200 entries z Recent call record: Phone numbers of the last 28 incoming/outgoing calls, and the call time z Phone setup: Backlight, ring tone and volume, voice volume, key beep volume z Variety of alert sounds: Recharging prompt, low voltage, SMS prompt, key beep, in-call minute alert z Variety of ring tones: 6-chord polyphonic melodies z Alarm clock and schedule z Real time clock and calendar z Incoming call display (requires network support) z Abbreviated number dial / speed dial z Call forward (unconditionally, if no answer, if busy) and call waiting z Banner modification z Do not disturb (DND) function, rejects incoming calls z Emergency call z Mute the microphone volume 13
Getting Started 1.6.3 Technical Specifications Items Descriptions RF Specifications Air Interface IS-2000 1XRTT; backward compatible with IS95A／B Vocoder 13K QCELP, 8K EVRC Frequency Range TX: 824～849MHz RX: 869～894MHz Frequency Accuracy <±300Hz Receiver Sensitivity <-104dBm @FER 0.5% Bandwidth 1.25MHz Main Processor VIA CBP4.0 Maximum Data Rate 153.6Kbps Environmental Requirements Operating Temperature -10°C ~ +45°C Storage Temperature -40°C ~ +66°C Humidity 5 ~ 95% Atmosphere Pressure 86 ~ 106kPa Mechanical Size and Weight Size 222 (L) x 175 (W) x 75 (H) mm Weight 1000g Safety Parameters EMC/EMI Conforms to Internal/China standards, complies with IS98D requirements ESD Protected to 1.5KV 14
Basic Operations 2. BASIC OPERATIONS 2.1 Switch the Phone On/Off Turn the “Power” button on the phone to “ON” or “OFF” to switch the phone on or off 2.2 Make a Call 1. Pick up the receiver or press <SPK> 2. Key in the phone number To delete the last entered digit, press <BACK/CLR> 3. Press <SND/RDL> or wait a moment (if the Dial Delay function is active). The phone will begin to dial 4. After the call, hang up the receiver or press the <END> key 2.3 Redial a Call 1. Pick up the receiver or press <SPK> 2. Press <SND/RDL>. The most recently dialed phone number will be dialed 2.4 Store a Phone Number In standby mode, new entries can be added to the phone book 1. Enter the desired phone number and press <LEFT> 2. Enter the name according to the prompts and press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation ~ Note: The name cannot be left blank. If blank, the phone will prompt for an entry upon pressing <LEFT> 15
Basic Operations 2.5 Access Menu/List Options A variety of options are available for the phone menu 1. In standby mode, press <LEFT>/<SELECT> to access the phone menu 2. Press the <UP>/<DOWN> key to highlight the desired submenu, and then press the <SELECT> key to access this submenu. You can also access the submenu (option) by pressing its corresponding number key ~ Note: To return to the previous menu level, press <BACK/CLR> To return to standby mode without changing the menu settings, press <END> 2.6 Use Shortcuts In standby mode, these shortcuts access the following submenus or options: z Pressing <RIGHT> will access the View Contacts option z Pressing <SMS> will access the Messages submenu z Pressing <RCL> will access the Recent Calls submenu z Pressing <UP> will access the Volume option 16
Menu Overview 3. MENU OVERVIEW The entire menu layout is as shown below: View Contacts Add Number Add Email Add Address Add URL New Entry Add Note Find Name No Group Family Friends Colleagues Business Groups Classmates Delete All Speed Dial Contacts (Phone Book) Memory State Voice Mail New Address New Message Message Messages Inbox 17
Menu Overview Outbox Inbox Outbox Delete MessagesDelete All Incoming Calls Outgoing Calls Missed Calls Recent Calls Delete Lists New List Schedule Clear Alarm Clock Memo List Voice List Answering 1 Answering 2 Tools Voice Memo Answering Rec. Answering 3 In Contacts Not in Contacts Ringer Alarm Clock Ringer Settings Sounds Volume Key Beep 18
Menu Overview Handset Handfree Service Change Minute Beep Call Connect Alert Power On/off Banner 7 Seconds 15 Seconds 30 Seconds Backlight Always off English Language Español no Display Hyphen yes Unlock Lock Lock Phone On Power Up Change Password Security Load Default Off After 3 Seconds Auto Answer Answering Machine Call Setup Answering Sel. Default 19
Menu Overview Answering 1 Answering 2 Answering 3 Enhanced Voice Privacy Standard Dial Delay Time Off Fax In Once Fax In Always Data In Once Data/Fax Data In Always 9600 19200 115200 1x Data Port Speed 230400 FWD If Busy FWD If No AnswerCall Forward FWD All Calls Disable Call Waiting Enable Enable Network ServiceCNIR Disable Phone Number Phone Info. SW Version 20
Menu Operations 4. MENU OPERATIONS 4.1 Phone Book In standby mode, pressing <LEFT> will access the menu and display the submenu list shown in the following figure: 1 Contacts 2 Messages 3 Recent Calls 4 Tools 5 Settings Then, press <SELECT> or <1> to access the Contacts submenu and display options shown in the following figure: Contacts 1 View Contacts 2 New Entry 3 Find Name 4 Groups 5 Delete All 6 Speed Dial 7 Memory State21
Menu Operations 4.1.1 View Contacts Select this option to view phone book entries: Press <LEFT> <1> <1> to select View Contacts. The phone book entry list will be displayed. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to browse through entries z Press <SELECT> to view details of the highlighted entry. Then, you can press <LEFT> to edit the entry z Press <RIGHT> to display Erase, Delete All and Send Message options 4.1.2 New Entry Select this option to add new phone book entries: Press <LEFT> <1> <2> to select New Entry and display the following options: New Entry 1 Add Number 2 Add Email 3 Add Address 4 Add URL 5 Add Note Press the corresponding number key to select Add Number, Add Email, Add Address, Add URL or Add Note. Follow the phone prompts to enter the corresponding information, and then press <LEFT>. Enter the name and press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation 22
Menu Operations 4.1.3 Find Name Select this option to search for a phone book entry: Press <LEFT> <1> <3> to select Find Name. Key in the name that you are searching for, or the first character(s) of the name, and then press the <LEFT> key. The phone will search through the records in the phone book, and highlight the matched name 4.1.4 Groups Select this option to view information of a group, add entries to a group or create a new group: Press <LEFT> <1> <4> to select Groups and display the group list. You can perform the following operations: z Press <LEFT> to create a new group. Enter the group name, and then press the <LEFT> key to confirm and complete the operation z Press the corresponding number key to display the entry list of a group. If there are no entries in the group, the phone will prompt you. Press <LEFT> to add entries to the group. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired entry, and then press <SELECT>. Press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation z Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired group. Press <RIGHT> and press <1> or <2> to select Edit title or Erase group 4.1.5 Delete All Select this option to delete all phone book entries: Press <LEFT> <1> <5> to select Delete All. Then, press <LEFT> to complete the deletion 4.1.6 Speed Dial Select this option to assign a phone number in the phone book to one of the 2-digit speed dial numbers (02~99) for greater convenience when dialing: 23
Menu Operations Press <LEFT> <1> <6> to select Speed Dial and display the speed dial number list, as shown in the following figure: Speed Dial 02: <empty> 03: <empty> … Options Cancel z To assign a phone number, press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired speed dial number and press <SELECT>. The phone book entry list will be displayed. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired entry, and then press <SELECT> to view the phone number of the entry. When the desired phone number is displayed, press <SELECT> to assign the phone number to the speed dial number z To cancel a speed dial setting, press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the target speed dial number. Press <LEFT> and then press <1> to select Remove. Press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation z To cancel all speed dial settings, press <LEFT> and then press <2> to select Remove All. Press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation Use Speed Dial In standby mode, key in a 2-digit speed dial number and press the <#> key. The corresponding phone number will be displayed 4.1.7 Memory State Select this option to view the phone book capacity (Total and Free): Press <LEFT> <1> <7> to access the Memory State option 24
Menu Operations 4.2 Short Message Service (SMS) The phone supports transmitting and/or receiving simple text or voice messages In standby mode, press <LEFT> to access the phone menu. Press <2> to access the Messages submenu and display options shown in the following figure: 1 Voice Mail 2 New Message 3 Inbox 4 Outbox 5 Delete Message 4.2.1 Voice Mail Select this option to check voice messages 4.2.2 New Message Select this option to send a new message: Press <LEFT> <2> <2> to select New Message and display options shown in the following figure: 25
Menu Operations 1 [New Address] 2 [Message] Send Option Press <1> to select New Address. Key in the receiver’s phone number and press <LEFT>. Press <2> to select Message. Enter the message contents and press <LEFT>. Press <LEFT> to send the message To perform other operations, press <RIGHT> and select from Contact, Priority, Callback and Save, as shown in the following figure: 1 [New Address] 2 [Message] Close 1 Contact 2 Priority 3 Callback 4 Save z Contact: Select this option to access the phone book entry list and select the message receiver z Priority: Select this option to set the message priority z Callback: Select this option to set the Callback function z Save: Select this option to save the message 26
Menu Operations 4.2.3 Inbox Received messages are stored in the phone Inbox. A total of 200 messages can be stored in the Inbox and Outbox There is an icon in front of each message: indicates the message has not yet been read; indicates the message has been read. Messages are listed chronologically, with the most recently received message highlighted at the top of the list When a new message is received, press <SELECT> to view the message contents and details (the sender and received time). Message From: 13332885955 XXXXXXXX… Received at: 11:16:16 10/10/04 Send to Options z To save the sender’s phone number, call the sender or erase the message, press <RIGHT> and then select Save address, Call him/her or Erase z To forward or reply to the message, press <LEFT>, as shown in the following figure: 27
Menu Operations 1 [New Address] 2 XXXXXXXXX… 3 13332885955 Send Option 4.2.4 Outbox Sent messages are stored in the phone Inbox Press <LEFT> <2> <4> to select Outbox; the sent message list will be displayed. There is an icon in front of each message: indicates the message sending succeeded; indicates the message sending failed. Messages are listed chronologically, with the most recently sent message highlighted at the top of the list Press <UP>/<DOWN> to reach the desired message and press <SELECT>. The message contents and details will be displayed z To save the receiver’s phone number, call the receiver or erase the message, press <RIGHT> and then select Save address, Call him/her or Erase z To forward or reply to the message, press <LEFT> 4.2.5 Delete Messages Select this option to delete all received messages, sent messages, or to delete all Press <LEFT> <2> <5> to select Delete Messages and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: 28
Menu Operations 1 Inbox 2 Outbox 3 Delete All Press the corresponding number key to select the desired option and press <LEFT> to complete the deletion 29
Menu Operations 4.3 Recent Calls The phone records missed, received and dialed calls as well as their call durations Press <LEFT> <3> to select Recent Calls, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Recent Calls 1 Incoming Calls 2 Outgoing Calls 3 Missed Calls 4 Delete Lists4.3.1 Incoming Calls This option enables you to view the last 30 received calls Press <LEFT> <3> <1> to select Incoming Calls and the incoming call list will be displayed. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to reach the desired entry. Press <LEFT>, to select: Details, Send Message, Delete or Delete All 4.3.2 Outgoing Calls This option enables you to view the last 30 outgoing calls Press <LEFT> <3> <2> to select Outgoing Calls, and the outgoing call list will be displayed. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to reach the desired entry. Press <LEFT>, to select: Details, Send Message, Delete or Delete All 4.3.3 Missed Calls This option enables you to view the last 30 missed calls Press <LEFT> <3> <3> to select Missed Calls, and the missed call list will be displayed. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to reach the desired entry. Press 30
Menu Operations <LEFT>, and then you can select Details, Send Message, Delete or Delete All 4.3.4 Delete Lists This option enables you to delete all call records Press <LEFT> <3> <4> to select Delete Lists, and then press <LEFT> to complete the deletion 31
Menu Operations 4.4 Tools From this submenu, you can use the Schedule, Alarm Clock or Voice Memo function Press <LEFT> <4> to select Tools, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Tools 1 Schedule 2 Alarm Clock 3 Voice Memo 4.4.1 Schedule This option enables you to set daily schedules as well as alarm reminders for these schedules When a schedule’s preset alarm time expires, the phone will sound the alarm; the schedule contents will be displayed. To dismiss the alarm and return to standby mode, press any key Press <LEFT> <4> <1> to select Schedule, and options shown in the following figure will be displayed 1 New 2 List 3 Clear 32
Menu Operations 4.4.1.1 New Select New to set a new schedule. A calendar will be displayed. Press <UP>/<DOWN> or <LEFT>/<RIGHT> to reach the desired date, and then press <SELECT>. Enter the schedule contents and press <LEFT>. Key the alarm time for the schedule, and then press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.4.1.2 List Select List to display the schedule list. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired schedule entry z To view contents of the schedule, press <RIGHT> z To delete this schedule, press <LEFT>. Then, press <LEFT> again to complete the deletion 4.4.1.3 Clear This option enables you to delete all schedules Select Clear and then press <LEFT> to complete the deletion 4.4.2 Alarm Clock This function enables you to set the alarm for a specified time. Once activated, the alarm indicator will be displayed If the alarm function is active, the alarm will sound every day at the preset time, and an alarm icon and the current time will be displayed. The alarm will sound for 30 seconds unless you dismiss it. To dismiss the alarm and return to standby mode, press any key Press <LEFT> <4> <2> to select Alarm Clock, and the alarm setting screen will be displayed. If the alarm function is activated, Alarm On will be displayed; if the alarm function is deactivated, Alarm Off will be displayed 33
Menu Operations z To change the alarm time and activate the alarm function, press <RIGHT>. Enter the alarm time in 24-hour format, and then press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation z When Alarm Off is displayed, you can press <LEFT> to activate the alarm function without changing the alarm time z When Alarm On is displayed, you can press <LEFT> to deactivate the alarm function 4.4.3 Voice Memo This option enables you to record voice memos and auto-answer messages, or to listen to voice messages Press <LEFT> <4> <3> to select Schedule, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Voice Memo 1 Memo List 2 Voice List 3 Answering Rec. 4.4.3.1 Memo List The phone can record 10 voice memos via the microphone or speaker phone. Each voice memo can be up to 30 seconds in length Press <LEFT> <4> <3> <1> to select Memo List; the voice memo list will be displayed, as shown in the following figure: 34
Menu Operations Memo List 1 Voice Memo 1 2 Voice Memo 2 … New Delete All z To record a new voice memo, press <LEFT>. Press <LEFT> again to start to record. Press <LEFT> to complete the record z To delete all voice memos, press <RIGHT>, and then press <LEFT> to complete the deletion z To listen to or erase a voice memo, press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the memo and press <SELECT>. Details of the memo will be displayed. Press <LEFT> or <RIGHT> to play or erase the voice memo Record Start at: 2004-10-10 12:14:56 End at: 2004-10-10 12:15:26 Memo length: 30s Play Erase 35
Menu Operations 4.4.3.2 Voice List The phone can store up to 10 caller voice messages If the auto-answer recording function is active, the phone will automatically record the caller’s voice after the phone rings three times. A maximum of 10 voice messages can be recorded. Each message can be up to 30 seconds in length Press <LEFT> <4> <3> <2> to select Voice List; the voice message list will be displayed, as shown in the following figure: Voice List 1 Voice Memo 1 2 Voice Memo 2 … Delete All z To listen to or erase a voice message, press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the voice message and then press <SELECT>. Details of the voice message will be displayed. Press <LEFT> or <RIGHT> to play or erase the voice memo z To delete all voice memos, press <RIGHT>, and then press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the deletion 4.4.3.3 Answering Rec. The phone can record three auto-answer voice messages. If the auto-answer recording function is enabled, the phone will play the auto-answer voice message when it is called 36
Menu Operations Press <LEFT> <4> <3> <3> to select “Answering Rec.”; the voice message list will be displayed, as shown in the following figure: Answering Rec. 1 Answering 1 2 Answering 2 3 Answering 3 Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired auto-answer message, and press <SELECT>. The corresponding auto-answer message will be played. To replace this message, press <LEFT> and record a new auto-answer message. Press <LEFT> to complete the record Now you can record. Waiting Record 37
Menu Operations 4.5 Settings From this submenu, you can perform various phone settings Press <LEFT> <5> to select Settings, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Settings 1 Sounds 2 Display 3 Security 4 Call Setup 5 Dial Delay Time 6 1x Data 7 Network Service 8 Phone Info 4.5.1 Sound This option enables you to customize the phone alert settings Press <LEFT> <5> <1> to select Sound, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Sounds 1 Ringer 2 Volume 3 Alert 38
Menu Operations 4.5.1.1 Ringer This option enables you to specify ring tones for incoming calls and alarms Press <LEFT> <5> <1> <1> to select Ringer, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed Ringer 1 In Contacts 2 Not In Contacts 3 Alarm Clock MUSIC1 In Contacts Select In Contacts to specify a ring tone for incoming calls from the phone numbers that have been stored in the phone book Press <UP>/<DOWN> to scroll through the ring tones and listen to a sample of each. After highlighting the desired ring tone, press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation Not In Contacts Select Not In Contacts to specify a ring tone for incoming calls from the phone numbers that are not stored in the phone book Press <UP>/<DOWN> to scroll through the ring tones and listen to a sample of each. After highlighting the desired ring tone, press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 39
Menu Operations Alarm Clock Select In Contacts to specify an alarm tone for the alarm clock Press <UP>/<DOWN> to scroll through the alarm tones and listen to a sample of each. After highlighting the desired alarm tone, press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.1.2 Volume This option enables you to set volumes for Ringer, Key Beep, Handset (Receiver) and Handfree (Speaker Phone) Volume 1 Ringer 2 Key Beep 3 Handset 4 Handfree Med Press <LEFT> <5> <1> <2> to select Volume, and the options shown in the above figure will be displayed. Select the desired option. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to scroll through the volume levels and listen to a sample of each. After highlighting the desired volume level, press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.1.3 Alert Users can enable or disable the alert. Options can be configured as displayed in the following screen: This option enables you to activate or deactivate Service Change, Minute Beep, Call Connect and Power On/Off alert functions 40
Menu Operations Alert 1 Service Change 2 Minute Beep 3 Call Connect 4 Power On/Off Off Press <LEFT> <5> <1> <3> to select Alert, and the options shown in the above figure will be displayed. Select the desired option. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight On or Off, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.2 Display Press <LEFT> <5> <2> to select Display; options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Display 1 Banner 2 Backlight 3 Language 4 Hyphen Welcome 41
Menu Operations 4.5.2.1 Banner This option enables you to specify the text displayed in standby mode Press <LEFT> <5> <2> <1> to select Banner. Enter the banner contents (20 characters maximum), and then press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation The default banner is “welcome” 4.5.2.2 Backlight If the Backlight function is active, the LCD screen will light when you press keys or the phone receives a call or message This option enables you to define how long the backlight will last after the last keystroke, or to deactivate (Always off) the Backlight function Press <LEFT> <5> <2> <2> to select Backlight. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight 7 Seconds, 15 Seconds, 30 Seconds or Always off, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.2.3 Language This option enables you to select the language of the phone’s text display Press <LEFT> <5> <2> <3> to select Language. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight English or Español (Spanish), and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.2.4 Hyphen If this function is active, when you dial a number with more than six digits, a hyphen will be inserted before the last four digits; for remaining digits, every three digits will be led by a hyphen For example, “11234567890” will be displayed as “1-123-456-7890” Press <LEFT> <5> <2> <4> to select Hyphen. Then, select no or yes to deactivate or activate this function 42
Menu Operations 4.5.3 Security Press <LEFT> <5> <3> to select Security. You will be prompted to enter the security code. Key in the security code and press <SELECT>. If correct, options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Security 1 Lock Phone 2 Change Password 3 Load Default Unlock 4.5.3.1 Lock Phone If the phone is locked, you cannot operate the phone before entering the security code After accessing the Security option, press <1> to select Lock Phone. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight Unlock, Lock or On Power Up, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation z Unlock: Select this option to deactivate phone lock function z Lock: Select this option to lock the phone immediately. To unlock the phone, press <RIGHT>. Enter the security code and press <SELECT> z On Power Up: If this option is selected, after the phone is switched on, the phone will prompt you to enter the security code 43
Menu Operations 4.5.3.2 Change Password This option enables you to change the security code After accessing the Security option, press <2> to select Change Password 1. Enter a new security code, and then press <SELECT> 2. Enter the new security code again and press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation z The security code is “0000” by default z If the new security code entered in step 2 is different from that entered in step 1, when you press <SELECT>, the message Lock Code does not match will be displayed z To avoid any inconvenience, please remember the new security code 4.5.3.3 Load Default This option enables you to restore the phone’s default settings After accessing the Security option, press <3> to select Load Default. The following settings will be restored: Functions Default Settings Alarm function Off In contacts ring type Music 1 Not In Contacts Ring Type Music 2 Alarm Ring Type Music 3 Ring Volume Med Key Beep Volume Med Low Handfree Volume High Med Handset Volume High Med 44
Menu Operations Functions Default Settings Power On/Off Alert On Other Alerts Off Banner Welcome Backlight 7 Seconds Language English Hyphen No Network Service Off Security Code 0000 4.5.4 Call Setup Press <LEFT> <5> <4> to select Call Setup, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Call Setup 1 Auto Answer 2 Answering Sel. 3 Voice Privacy Off 4.5.4.1 Auto Answer Press <LEFT> <5> <4> <1> to select Auto Answer. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight Off, After 3 seconds or Answering Machine, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation z Off: Select this option to deactivate the Auto Answer function 45
Menu Operations z After 3 seconds: If this option is selected, the phone will answer an incoming call after three seconds of ringing z Answering Machine: If this option is selected, an external answering machine can be connected to the phone 4.5.4.2 Answer Sel. This option enables you to specify auto-answer voice messages. You can select from the default setting and three self-recorded voice messages Press <LEFT> <5> <4> <2> to select Answer Sel. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired option, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.4.3 Voice Privacy This function requires network support Press <LEFT> <5> <4> <3> to select Voice Privacy. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight Enhanced or Standard, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.5 Dial Delay Time While making a call, if you press no keys for a certain period of time, the dialed number will be called automatically. This option enables you to set the time duration (seconds) Press <LEFT> <5> <5> to select Dial Delay Time. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired option, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation ~ Note: If 0 is selected, this function will be deactivated. While making a call, you must press the <SND/RDL> key to call the dialed number 4.5.6 1x Data Press <LEFT> <5> <6> to select 1x Data, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: 46
Menu Operations 1x Data 1 Data/Fax 2 Port Speed Off 4.5.6.1 Data/Fax This option enables you the define the phone’s Data/Fax status Press <LEFT> <5> <6> <1> to select Data/Fax. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the desired option, and press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation z Off: Select this option to deactivate the Data/Fax function z Fax In Once: If this option is selected, the next incoming call will be a fax call z Fax In Always: If this option is selected, all incoming calls will be fax calls z Data In Once: If this option is selected, the next incoming call will be a data call z Data IN Always: If this option is selected, all incoming calls will be data calls 4.5.6.2 Port Speed This option enables you change the phone’s port speed Press <LEFT> <5> <6> <2> to select Port Speed. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight 9600, 19200 (for data and fax calls), 115299 (for Internet) or 230400, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation z The default port speed is “115200” 47
Menu Operations 4.5.7 Network service Press <LEFT> <5> <7> to select Network Service, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Network Service 1 Call Forward 2 Call Waiting 3 CNIR 4.5.7.1 Call Forward Through this option, the phone can be set to forward incoming calls to the specified phone number. The Call Forward function requires network support Press <LEFT> <5> <7> <1> to select Call Forward, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: Call Forward 1 FWD If Busy 2 FWD If No Answer 3 FWD All Calls z FWD If Busy: If this function is activated, when another call comes in during a call, the incoming call will be forwarded to the specified phone number 48
Menu Operations z FWD If No Answer: If this function is activated, when there is an incoming call that remains unanswered for a period of time, the call will be forwarded to the specified phone number z FWD All Calls: If this function is activated, all incoming calls will be forwarded to the specified phone number After accessing the Call Forward option, press <1>, <2> or <3> to select FWD If Busy, FWD If No Answer or FWD All Calls. Then, you can perform the following operations: z To deactivate the selected function, press <1> to select Disable. The phone will initiate a call to the network and display the outgoing number z To activate the selected function, press <2> to select Enable. Follow the prompts to key in the forwarding number and press <LEFT>. The phone will automatically make calling connections with the network and will display the outgoing number 4.5.7.2 Call Waiting Press <LEFT> <5> <7> <2> to select Call Waiting, and then press <1> or <2> to deactivate or activate the Call Waiting function z This function requires network support 4.5.7.3 CNIR (Calling Number Identification Restriction) If this function is active, when you dial a call, your phone number will not be displayed on the called party’s phone. This function requires network support Press <LEFT> <5> <7> <3> to select Call Waiting. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight Enable or Disable, and then press <SELECT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.8 Phone Info Press <LEFT> <5> <8> to select Phone Info, and the options shown in the following figure will be displayed: 49
Menu Operations Phone Info 1 Phone Number 2 SW Version 0.2.0 4.5.8.1 Phone Number This option enables you to store the phone’s number Press <LEFT> <5> <8> <1> to select Phone Number. Enter the phone number, and press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation 4.5.8.2 SW Version This option enables you to view the phone’s software information After accessing the Phone Info option, press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the SW Version option, the phone’s software version information will be displayed in the lower message box This option enables you to store the phone’s number Press <LEFT> <5> <8> <1> to select Phone Number. Enter the phone number, and press <LEFT> to confirm and complete the operation 50
Data Service 5. DATA SERVICE The phone supports Data Service. Data or facsimile information can be transmitted and received via a wireless path, by connecting the phone to a notebook or desktop PC 5.1 Hardware Connection Data Cable Serial Port 2C800 SwitchPCSerial Port 0 5.2 Internet 5.2.1 Computer Configuration Download the Automatic Configuration software from: http://www.gpte.com.cn/product/p34.htmExtract the files to a folder. Then, perform the following operations: 5.2.1.1 AirAccess Kit Installation 1. Double click “setup.exe” from the extracted folder; the “AirAccess Kit Setup Wizard” window will be displayed: 51
Data Service 2. Follow the window prompt to click <Next>; the “Select Installation Folder” window will be displayed: 52
Data Service 3. Click <Next> to accept the default installation folder. (Or, click <Browse> to specify a different folder, and then click <Next>.) The “Confirm Installation” window will be displayed: 4. Follow the window prompts, click <Next> to start the installation 53
Data Service 5. When the “Installation Complete” window is displayed, click <Close> to complete the installation After completing the installation, you can double click the “AirAccess Kit” shortcut icon on the desktop to run AirAccess Kit 5.2.1.2 Modem Driver Installation When you run AirAccess Kit for the first time, if the CBP4.0 Modem Driver has not been installed on the computer, the executive program will prompt you to install the CBP4.0 Modem Driver. The following window will be displayed: Would you like to do it now? 54
Data Service 1. Click <Yes> to display the “Phone and Modem Options” window: 2. Click <Add> to display the “Add Hardware Wizard” window: 55
Data Service 3. Select “Don’t detect my modem. I will select it form a list”, and then click <Next> 4. Click <Have Disk> to display the “Install From Disk” window 56
Data Service 5. Type the directory name of the AirAccess Kit installation folder or click <Browse> to locate the directory. Then, click <OK> to display the following window: 6. Click <Next> to display the following window: 57
Data Service 7. Select the desired port(s), and then click <Next> to start the installation. The “Digital Signature Not Found” window will be displayed: 8. Click <Yes> to continue the installation. The following window will be displayed 58
Data Service 9. Click <Finish> to complete the installation. The installed modem will be displayed in the “Phone and Modem Options” window: 10. Click <OK> to confirm and complete the operation 5.2.1.3 Dial-up Connection After Modem Driver installation, the system will automatically establish a dial-up connection icon. Double click the icon to dial up 59
Data Service Enter the Internet access number (for example T#777 or #777), and click <Dial> Then, enter the user name and password to access the network. When connected, you can surf the Internet, send and receive E-mail, use Telnet, FTP and more 5.3 Data Fax Using the following configuration, you can use fax software to send and receive digital G3 faxes 5.3.1 Computer Configuration Install a standard 19.2 Kbps modem. Set the port rate to 19.2 Kbps, instead of 115.2 Kbps Install fax software (either WinFax or Faxpro is recommended). Ensure the modem is properly configured 5.3.2 Phone Configuration Switch the “SerialChoice” button on the phone to “InterNet” From the phone menu, set the Port Speed option to 19200 (see “Port Speed”) To receive a fax, set the Data/Fax option to Fax In Once (see “Data/Fax”) 60
Text Input Method 6. TEXT INPUT METHOD The phone supports three input methods, including Uppercase Letter, Lowercase Letter and Digit in order to provide easy input for letters and digits in text editing mode 6.1 Switch Input Method When you enter text-editing mode, the last active input method is displayed. Press <#> to switch between the input methods. The current input method indicator will be displayed at the upper right side of the screen and include: Input Method Indicator Uppercase Letter ABC Lowercase Letter abc Digit 123 6.2 Uppercase/Lowercase Letter 1. In Uppercase/Lowercase Letter input mode, press <2> ~ <9> repeatedly until the intended letter on the key appears 2. After you have entered the intended letter, press the appropriate key to input the next letter. If the next letter and current letter share the same key, press <DOWN> and then enter the next letter; or simply wait for one second to input again 3. To enter a space, press <0> 6.3 Digit In Digit input mode, press the number keys <0> ~ <9> to enter the corresponding digits 61
Text Input Method 6.4 Symbol To enter symbols in text-editing mode, press <*>. The symbol list will be displayed. Press <UP>/<DOWN> to highlight the intended symbol, and then press <SELECT> to enter the selected symbol 62
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