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CARLSON WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES, Inc.

CARLSON WIRELESS USA

USA Headquarters:

1180-B Evergreen Road

P.O. Box 2400

Redway, CA 95560 USA

Tel: +1 707 923 3000

Fax: +1 707 923 1913

Email sales@wireless-telephone.com

URL http://www.wireless-telephone.com

DISTRIBUTED BY:

About Carlson Wireless Technologies Inc.

Carlson Wireless Technologies, Inc. was formed in March

1999 as a privately held corporation based in Redway, Cali-

fornia. Carlson Wireless Technologies (CWT) is dedicated to

designing, manufacturing and marketing state-of-the-art digi-

tal WLL (wireless local loop) telephone systems that provide

high-quality voice and data for rural and remote telephone

users worldwide. CWT was founded by James Carlson fol-

lowing a 15-month product development by a team of engi-

neers at Carlson Engineering Services (CES),. In 1999 CWT

purchased the rights to the digital wireless telephone system

product, which has been named "The i-WLL Internet-Ready,

All-Digital Wireless Remote Telephone Link."

CWT is marketing the i-WLL product through established

telecom and wireless equipment distributors. Please contact

our sales department +1 707 923 3000, or sales@wireless-

telephone.com for more information.

Carlson Wireless USA revision 2.12 Page 1

INSTALLATION and USERS MANUAL for

Model i-WLL– T Trailblazer 2 Line

Caution! - Please read the sections on

Unpacking, Planning, and Installation be-

fore installing this equipment

Trailblazer with Integral Antenna

Summary of content (8 pages)

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CARLSON WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES, Inc. CARLSON WIRELESS USA USA Headquarters: 1180-B Evergreen Road P.O. Box 2400 Redway, CA 95560 USA Tel: +1 707 923 3000 Fax: +1 707 923 1913 Email sales@wireless-telephone.com URL http://www.wireless-telephone.com About Carlson Wireless Technologies Inc. Carlson Wireless Technologies, Inc. was formed in March 1999 as a privately held corporation based in Redway, California.
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Carlson Wireless USA Limited Warranty TABLE OF CONTENTS SCOPE OF MANUAL 3 R.F. SAFETY HAZARD WARNING 3 UNPACKING 3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 4 SYSTEM PLANNING 5 INSTALLATION 8 TROUBLESHOOTING 11 SPECIFICATIONS 12 COMPLIANCE INFORMATION 14 WARRANTY 15 i-WLL, the i-WLL logo , Trailblazer, the Trailblazer logo, Carlson Wireless USA, and the Carlson Wireless logo are registered trademarks of Carlson Wireless Telephone Inc.
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Compliance and US Regulatory Information SCOPE OF MANUAL Connection to the Telephone Network The equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules. You will find the label located on the device. This label contains the FCC Registration Number and the Ringer Equivalence Number ((REN) for this equipment. You must, upon request, provide this information to your telephone company.
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW The i-WLL-T All-Digital, Internet-Ready, Remote Phone Link is a dual line, point-to-point, spread spectrum telephone system that delivers v.34 data rates, providing email and Internet web surfing from your remote PC - as well as high-quality voice! And both lines are fully independent and will transmit either voice or data.
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SPECIFICATIONS BASEBAND PERFORMANCE Voice Coding Signaling Modem Support Fax Support Digital Interface Idle Channel Noise End-to-End System Latency Uncompressed 64 kb/s PCM DTMF is passed through up to V.34-1996, (33.6 kb/s) up to G4, unrestricted Asynchronous, RS-232, DCE -68 dBm max (20 dBrnCo) 5 ms typical NETWORK INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS - FXO or Central Office Line Impedance Maximum Loop Length Ring Equivalent Number Ring Detect 2 Wire Return Loss (ERL) 900 Ohm +2.16 uF, loop start 1500 Ohms 0.
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(2) Other users of the 2.400 to 2.483 GHz ISM band. The ISM or Industrial, Scientific, and Medical band, is shared with many other type of services. Some examples follow: Video Transmitters These devices use analog radios which are usually fixed in frequency, 6 to 10 MHz bandwidth, low power with an ERP* of less then +10dBm. Cordless phones These devices are narrow band and fixed in frequency (during each use), a 1 to 2 MHz bandwidth, low power with an ERP of less then +10dBm.
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(4) Rough alignment. This is usually easier then it would seem. Since it is a prerequisite that you have line of sight between the two points, here are several ideas that have worked for installers: (1) If you can see the other unit, simply aim the units towards each other. (2) During midday, use a mirror or compact disk to create a reflection approximately towards the other site while someone watches for the flash. (3) Plot out the path on a topo map and set the antennas using a compass.
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INSTALLATION Note that the installation of the FXO and FSO units are quite similar (1) Connecting the feed cable to the outside unit. Begin by removing the 4 front cover screws. Now remove 2 upper screws holding the hinged backplate. The backplate will now hinge down exposing the electronics section. Notice there are 2 circuit boards stacked together. The top board contains the digital radio and interface with the lower board containing the power supply and analog interface.