Telian Corporation FWT-8100 and FWT-8000 Fixed Wireless Terminal May 1, 2001.
Congratulations Your new cellular telephone is a carefully engineered, high quality, durable product with natural sound quality, modern features and elegant styling. It is designed to give you the quality and convenience you expect in a cellular telephone. To familiarize yourself with all the features of your new phone, please read the following instructions carefully. Retain this Guide for future reference.
n INTRODUCTION ............................................... 5 u SAFETY INFORMATION ........................................................ 5 u FEATURES ............................................................................... 7 DISPLAY INFORMATION.............................................. 7 KEY AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION u u 8 n BASIC OPERATION ................................ 11 u u u u u TURNING THE PHONE ON .......................................11 MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS ...
u u u u u TIMER AND COUNTER FUNCTIONS................. 26 SYSTEM A/B INDICATION FOR AMPS ......... 29 USER PROGRAMMABLE CODES......................... 29 CHANNEL AND RSSI LEVEL DISPLAY ......... 30 ELECTRONIC SERIAL NUMBER (ESN) .....3130 n INSTALLATION.......................................... 31 PARTS LIST.......................................................................... 31 u INCLUDED IN THE GIFTBOX.................................. 32 u GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS .....................
n INTRODUCTION u Safety Information As with any product, precautions should he observed during its handling and use. To become enlightened to safe and proper procedure, please read and adhere to all warnings, cautions, and safety information. l Avoid using the telephone during an electrical storm. There is a remote risk of dangerous electrical shock from lightning. l Do not attempt to disassemble the housing of your phone or any of its related parts. There are no user serviceable components.
! Caution! To satisfy FCC radio-frequency exposure requirements, the antenna for this device must be placed 2 inches (5 cm) or more from all persons, while it is in operation.
u Features l Easy to read LCD display with numeric and status indicators l Back-lit LCD display l Microphone Mute Control l Priority/Emergency calling with automatic retry l Automatic call retry l 89 memory locations l 7 Location Scratch Pad, with automatic scroll l Vacant memory location search l Automatic entry into vacant memory location l Phone number search l One-Touch Dialing l One-Touch Emergency Call l Last 10 number dialed memory l Silent Incoming Calls l Call time warning tone l DTMF tone dialing
• Current Time Display ‚,ƒ FUNCTION Mode Indicator and NUMBER Display Lights when the FUNCTION key FNC is pressed to do extended functions and Displays the telephone number dialed.
17 16 12 13 18 14 15 19 20 1 VOLUME ADJUSTMENT keys / Used to adjust the alert tone, earpiece, keypad tone and monitor volume level 2 ONE-TOUCH DIAL and MUTE key M1 In idle mode, allows you to place a call with a single keystroke. In conversation mode, switches off the microphone so the other party on the line cannot hear your private conversation off line. 3 STORE Key STO When used in conjunction with digit keys, enables the user to store number into memory.
Clear the digit(s) from the display. 6 RECALL Key RCL Recalls telephone numbers from memory. 7 ONE-TOUCH EMERGENCY Key 1 Allows you to place a call to an emergency number by a single keystroke OPER 8 DIGIT Keys 1 thru 0 , # and . Enter telephone numbers, NAM information, etc,. 9 SEND Key SEND Initiates a call and allows the user to answer calls. 10 END Key END Terminates a call. 11 MONITOR Key MONITOR Turn on and off the loudspeaker for conversation monitoring.
Hear the voice signal from the another party. 18 Handset 19 Mic Unit Transmit speaking signal to another party. 20 Coiled Cord n BASIC OPERATION u Turning the Phone ON Each time the unit powers up, it goes through certain “Wake Up” routines. Upon power up, all indicators will light and your own telephone number will be displayed momentarily. At this point your phone is operational and ready for use. ! ! LCD backlight turns off after 8 seconds to save power.
When entering telephone numbers manually, each digit entered will appear in the display panel and will scroll from right to left every time a new digit is entered. ü To place a call, make sure the power is on (refer to the “Turning the Phone ON” on previous page), enter the desired telephone number and press “SEND”. At this point, the IN USE indicator will light and the dialing sequence will be executed.
stop and the IN USE indicator will appear in the display panel. ü To answer an incoming call when the handset is removed from its cradle, press any key except the , or “END”. IN USE will light and you may proceed with the call as usual. ü To hang up the phone after or during a conversation, press “END”, or simply replace the handset in its cradle. ! If calls go unanswered, the words “calls missed” and the number of unanswered calls will appear and remain in the display until a call is originated.
length of the telephone number and the number of times the “8”key is depressed within the above procedure. Use the chart below to correlate your action with the resulting display. Press “8” Key Once Twice 3 Times ! u Correlation Chart Number Of Digits Entered 16 ~ 30 31 ~ 32 1 ~ 15 Digits Digits Digits Segment 3 Segment 2 Segment 1 --Segment 3 Segment 2 ----Segment 3 Repeatedly pressing the “8” key will display the next segment inline.
When a “Cellular System” busy signal occurs, the Automatic Redial function can be used to redial a telephone number automatically (up to 3 times) at regular intervals 30 seconds apart. ü To change Automatic Redial Mode, press “FNC”, “*”, “7”, the 3-digit unlock code, then up arrow or down arrow to enable or disable auto redial, and “STO” consecutively. ü To abort Automatic Redialing while in progress, simply press the “END” key.
n ENHANCED OPERATION u Locking and Unlocking the Phone The cellular telephone has a lock feature to restrict the origination of outgoing calls except for One-Touch Emergency Call, Emergency (911, 000, 119), and those numbers stored in the emergency /priority dialing area. (Refer to “Emergency and Priority Dialing”) ü To Lock your phone, press “FNC”, “5”, and enter the 3 digit registered unlock code. The word “Locked” should now be displayed in the display panel.
ü To adjust the Earpiece volume level while IN USE is not lit (not in conversation), press the “FNC”, “*”, “9”, “0” and then press the “5” or “6” buttons to raise or lower the volume level respectively. Ø Note: When the speaker is on in Monitor mode, the handset earpiece is off. u Loudspeaker Volume Adjustment The “Loudspeaker” volume level settings control three different aspects of audible tones generated in daily use.
ringing, press “FNC”, “*”, “9”, “1”, and then press the “5” or “6” buttons to raise or lower the volume level respectively. Monitor Speaker Volume The volume level of the speaker heard while in Monitor mode may be adjusted to suit the environment in which the phone is being used. ü To alter the volume used during Monitor Mode, while the IN USE indicator is lit (during conversation), simply press the “5” or “6” buttons to raise or lower the volume level respectively.
one. Automatic Storage This feature is used to store telephone numbers in memory locations automatically. ü To use the Automatic Storage feature, enter the telephone number to be stored and press “STO” twice. The 2 digit location number 01 through 89 to which the telephone number was stored will be displayed for approximately 1 second. ! If there are no available locations, the word “FULL” will be displayed for 3 seconds and the previous mode will be restored.
Number Search This feature allows the user to scan, recall and dial numbers stored in locations 1 through 97. ü To use Number Search, press the RCL key and use the “5” or “6” buttons to scroll through the memory locations. When an occupied location is found, the memory location number (01 through 97) will be displayed in the display panel, along with the telephone number assigned to that location number. ü To dial a number found in the search process, just press “SEND” .
Storing a Number into One-Touch Memory Press “CLR”, then enter a phone number. Press “STO”, then the One-Touch key “M1”. Stored numbers can be reviewed by pressing “RCL”, “M1”. Placing a Call to a Number in One Touch Memory Press the One-Touch key “M1”. The telephone number will be displayed, and the IN USE indicator will light as the call is placed. ! u The “M1” key can be used to mute the handset’s microphone during a conversation.
u 911 Emergency Call When “9-1-1” is called, it is treated as a special number. It can be called, even when the telephone is Lock mode. If the call doesn’t connect within 5.5 seconds, it is automatically redialed. Note that, as with other automatic redialing, it will initiate only on a “Cellular System” busy signal, but not on a “Landline” busy signal. The automatic redial attempts will continue indefinitely, unless a connection is made, “END” is pushed, or the handset is placed on-hook.
! If a telephone number is present in the display panel prior to your first entry, press “CLR” for 1 second to clear the entire phone number displayed . Dialing Numbers from the Scratch Pad Although the Scratch Pad is primarily for use as a temporary storage device, if one of the entries contains a telephone number, (as in the “recorded message” example given above) it is possible to recall and dial that entry.
samples. If you want the new melody shown on the display, press “STO”. If you want to exit without a change, press “END” or “CLR”. u Time and Date During normal operation, the top line of the display indicates hours, minutes, AM or PM, the month, and the day of the month. Time and date can be set by pressing “FNC”, “#”, “7”. The particular part being set will be shown on the bottom line of the display. Press number keys to enter the correct value, then press an arrow key to go on to the next item.
n EXTENDED FEATURES FUNCTIONS u AND 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 memory. By sending DTMF signals you can gain access to special services such as voice mail and answering machines that require long duration tones. Keypad (DTMF) Tone Duration You may select the time duration of Keypad (DTMF) Tones either long tone (Long On) or short (Long off).
tones during conversation mode. ü From a memory location: Press “RCL” and “*”, then up arrow, down arrow, or numeric entry (or M1 key) to select a memory location. When the desired number is displayed, press “SEND”, and the DTMF digits will be sent. The DTMF tones will be heard at the other end in conjunction with the telephone number recalled and displayed.
ü To exit this mode, press “CLR”. ! ! ! The display is “o-A xxxx:yy h:m”, where xxxx is hours and yy is minutes. The factory default Call Timer access code is 12, but it may be changed if you desire. Please refer to the section entitled “User Programmable Codes.” The number you enter as an access code should be written down and stored safely! Cumulative Call Timer The Cumulative Call Timer keeps a running total of on-line usage in hours:minutes format.
“2”, “0”. The temporarily accumulated number of calls will appear in the display following the word “CALL”. If you wish to reset this total to 0 simply press “*”, “CLR” before exiting this mode. ü To exit this mode, press “CLR”. Outgoing Call Counter This feature is used to check the number of outgoing calls. It resets to 0 after the 10,000th call has been made.
! ! The factory default Call Counter access code is 12, but it may be changed if you desire. Please refer to the section entitled “User Programmable Codes”. The number you enter as an “Access Code” should be written down and stored safely! Call Time Warning Tone A time warning tone can be set to alert you to the elapsed time of a call. The tone will sound a single beep every minute (and a double beep every 5 minutes) during a call.
panel. Enter your new 2 or 3 digit code. Press “STO” to save your newly entered code. Upon saving the code, the display will read "code changed" until any key is pressed. To correct an error made while entering keys, press “END” and repeat the process from the beginning. ! Any 3 digits are acceptable for your new Unlock code, except 911, 000, and 119. ! Always keep a record of any modified code numbers. They will be necessary to access corresponding features or to reenter new codes.
u Electronic Serial Number (ESN) The cellular phone has an electronically encoded serial number, which may be displayed as desired. ü To display the Electronic Serial Number, press “FNC”, “#”, “2”. ü To clear the display, just press “CLR”. n INSTALLATION This section outlines attaching to the soft bag and connections. ! There are some basic rules that apply to most hardware installation procedures and need to be observed to prevent damage or injury.
u Included in the Giftbox Before We Begin You will need the following items in order to properly install the FWT-8100/FWT-8000 cellular telephone.
Included 1. Transceiver unit 2. Handset 3. Coiled cord 4. AC/DC Adapter 5. Antenna Refer to “Parts List” for visual conformation. u GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Frequency Range Transmit Receive Number of RF Channels Channel Spacing Duplex Spacing Frequency Stability Operating Temperature Supply Voltage RF Power Output : 824.040 to 848.970 MHz : 869.040 to 893.970 MHz : 832 Channels, Full Duplex : 30 KHz : 45 MHZ : +2.5 PPM : 0°C to +60°C : 6.0Vdc ±10%. : 3 W (MAX) for FWT-8100 : 0.
TABLE OF KEY OPERATIONS Key Operation Phone Number+ FNC + Function Store to Memory 1 Scratch Pad ABC + FNC 2 + / + STO Selects ringer melody. DEF FNC + 3 Turns on and off the DTMF tones. JKL FNC + 5 + 3Digit Code Locks your electronically. MNO FNC + FNC + 6 JKL + PORS 7 5 phone Displays system type ABC + 2 Switches Message mode on and off. Beep TUV FNC + 8 Turns the Silent Alert mode on and off.
OPER FNC + + 0 Displays current receiving SID. FNC + + 1 Turns the Call Time Warning Tone on and off. OPER ABC FNC + + 2 + 0 Displays the temporarily accumulated number of calls. ABC + Code FNC + 2 + 1 + 2 Digit Displays the number outgoing calls. ABC FNC + + 2 of ABC + 2 +2 Digit Code Displays the Accumulated number of calls. OPER DEF FNC + + 3 + 0 Displays the Air time of last call.
DEF FNC + + 3 + 1 + 2 Digit Code Displays the accumulated time of outgoing calls. ABC DEF FNC + + 3 + 2 Displays the cumulative call time. GHI + + Code+ / + + FNC 4 +3Digit Changes one-touch emergency call phone number or turns emergency call mode on and off. MNO FNC 6 Displays the channel number and RSSI Level. PORS + + / + FNC + + FNC + + FNC + 7 + 3-digit code Auto-redial on/off STO Displays digits.
WXYZ FNC + + 1 + 9 + / Adjusts the alert sound output volume level. WXYZ FNC + + 9 ABC + 2 + / Adjusts the loudspeaker output volume level for keypad tone. WXYZ FNC + + 9 GHI + 4 + / Adjusts the monitor speaker output volume level. FNC + # + 1 Displays number. FNC + # own telephone ABC + 2 Displays the Electronic Serial Number (ESN).
FNC + # JKL + 5 + 1 Changes your Unlock Code. FNC + # DEF JKL + 5 + 3 Changes your Call Counter Access Code. FNC + # JKL + 5 GHI + 4 Changes your Call Timer Access Code. PORS FNC + # + FNC + # + FNC + 7 + / +digits Clock/date setup. TUV RCL 8 Changes the Keypad Tone (DTMF) Duration in conversation. + View last 20 Caller ID numbers. / Clears the last digit. If held in, erase the entire number from display.
Phone / + SEND OPER RCL / # + /+ 0 + WXYZ - 9 SEND OPER RCL + Searches for a vacant memory address to store in, “SEND” to store. Displays the telephone or number of ten latest calls, “SEND” to dial a number. Redials the last number dialed. the telephone Location Recalls number from the memory. Recalls telephone numbers in address order. Number+ + # + 0 SEND + RCL +Memory Number RCL + / RCL + + STO or Memory Sends the DTMF tones of the recalled number.
END Terminates the call.
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 lab
