PTCarPhone 6 User Manual www.peitel.
Table of Contents Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Safety Instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Table of Contents Select a PIN Code Request Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Changing the Security Codes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Introduction Safety Instructions Emergency Call 112/911/999 Health There is no guarantee that the emergency call will function in all situations! The function of medical devices, such as a heart pacemaker, can be disturbed. Therefore always keep a minimum distance of 20 cm between the antenna of this device and the pacemaker. During a conversation hold the phone on the ear farther away from the pacemaker. For more information consult your doctor.
Introduction Instructions for Use Electronic Devices Network Services High frequency signals can adversely affect the function of improperly installed or insufficiently shielded electronic systems in the vehicle in certain circumstances. Some functions of this device are designated as network services. Network services are added services that are made available by the mobile phone service provider at the request of the user.
Introduction About this User Manual This user manual describes the PTCarPhone 5 Series with the software versions v.5.02.08 (PTCarPhone 5) and v.01.15 (HA59) and previous versions. Future firmware versions might contain features that are not included in this user manual. General Drawing Toolbar Provider Depiction of Keys and Icons Keys and icons (e.g.
Introduction Menu Navigation Calling up the Start Menu Items Navigating the phone menu is done using the navigation keys (up , down , right , left ) and the function keys (also know as soft keys). Network provider The respective function of the function keys is shown on the bottom of the display on the left and right side of the navigation symbol. The function symbols change as needed (e. g. System, Speed D., OK, Cancel, Back, Name).
Introduction Display Symbols Symbol Description Connections Signal strength low Symbol Description Signal strength high I/O I/O connections Data transmission via the GPRS or EDGE network LTE LTE antennas MIC Handsfree microphone PWR Power supply (cable set) GPS GPS antenna USB Mini USB connection Data transmission via the UMTS, HSDPA and HSPA+ network Data transmission via the LTE network GPS: No satellite , Symbols on the Electronics Box IF1 Handset I GPS: 2D-Fix, 3D-Fix IF2 Hands
Introduction Status Indication on the Electronics Box Three LEDs on the electronics box serve as status indicators. BRIDGE BRIDGE is the online platform for remote configuration of the PTCarPhone and related products. For registration, visit https://bridge.peitel.de/en/. WiFi Status indication of the WiFi hotspots.
Introduction First Steps NOTE: Content In private mode the volume of the handset loudspeaker is regulated. However, the volume of the external loudspeaker is set in hands-free mode. Phoning Accepting a Call Rejecting a Call Muting the Microphone Regulating the Call Volume Creating a Contact During a call, the active microphone can be muted and reactivated using the function key MUTE. When muted, the mute symbol appears instead of the data transmission symbols or in the toolbar of the display.
Introduction 11. This process is repeated for more phone numbers if necessary. 12. End the process with the OK function key. The message “Entry saved” is displayed. Calling a Contact private ). 8. Enter the new phone number with the input keys . 9. Press the OK key. Editing is completed and the contact is saved. General Tips Phone book > paging > Call key 1. Press the navigation key , the phone book opens. 2.
Introduction Editors Upwards navigation key Using the Editors in Text Mode Cursor _ in the previous rows The editors are used for the input of text and numbers of the handset. In the top right with the input keys of the display it is displayed whether numbers (123) or letters (abc, Abc or ABC) are input. To input letters and punctuation marks you can page through the available letters and punctuation marks .
Introduction Character Tables Lower Case Mode Key 1x 2x 3x 4x 5x 6x 7x 8x 9x 10x 11x 12x 13x 1 . , ' ? ! ” 1 – ( ) / : _ ç ć æ 2 a b c 2 ä å à ą 3 d e f 3 é è ę € 4 g h i 4 Ï ó ø 5 j k l 5 ł $ 6 m n o 6 ö ñ ń 7 p q r s 7 ß ś 8 t u v 8 ü ù 9 w x y z 9 ź ż . , = # ; < > & @ £ ¿ ~ 0 * * Upper Case Mode Key 1x 2x 3x 4x 5x 6x 7x 8x 9x 10x 11x 12x 13x 1 .
Connection Plan 1 Handset HA59 2 Cradle for HA59 3 Loudspeaker 4 Electronics box (TPU) 5 Hands-free microphone 1 2 3 1 6 2.
Precautionary Measures and Installation Precautionary Measures CAUTION: Microphone Mounting Mounting location for the microphone Non-compliance with these instructions can cause damage to the device and to the vehicle. A Qualified installation personnel B The device must only be installed in the vehicle and serviced by qualified specialists. C Consequences of incorrect installation Incorrect installation can cause damage to the vehicle.
Instructions for Mounting Optional Connections Recommended Antennas I/O cable installation set (accessory) LTE: Hirschmann Magnetic Mount Antenna CEL 70 26 RD M/SMA/2.5 (Order No. US: HCEL-MX-0150A-02, Order No. EU: 955 006-002), cable length 2500 mm CAUTION: The respective operating voltage of the vehicle electrical system is applied to the I/O connection. Please keep this in mind when selecting your I/O components.
Assembly Instructions Sequence of Installation 11. Make a call in order to check the basic functions. 1. Become familiar with the connections (see also “Connection Plan“ on page 14). Disconnect the negative terminal of the vehicle battery while following the safety instructions of the vehicle manufacturer. 12. Check whether there is new software available and if necessary perform a software update. Downloading of software updates can incur costs, depending on the mobile phone contract.
Setting up the PTCarPhone Inserting the SIM Card Setting the Delay Time A valid and activated SIM card is required to operate the device. This is available from your mobile phone provider. It saves all the important data of your connection. After turning off the ignition the device runs for the set delay time and then turns off. To open the SIM card holder, push the round button in the housing with a pointed object. Place the SIM card in the holder and push it back in the electronics box.
System Menu Calling-up the Device Info The device info lists the software versions of the handsets and the PTCarPhone. Additionally, the IMEI number, the IMSI number, the MCC/MNC and IoT (registration status at BRIDGE) are displayed. System > Device Info Performing a Software Update (OTA: Over-the-Air) Software update for handset and PTCarPhone are using the internet access of the mobile phone network.
System Menu Configuration of the USB Interface The mini USB socket of the electronics box of the PTCarPhone can be used for maintenance works by service technicians. The standard setting is Service. When using the PTCarPhone devices as a modem, the interface must be switched to Modem. System > Configuration > device code input > USB interface Options Modem, Service Setting up Usage Restrictions (Operation Modes) Four operation modes allow for restricting the usage of the phone step by step.
System Menu Changing the Delay Timer The delay time starts, when the ignition is switched off. If a key on the phone is pressed during the delay time, the delay timer restarts.
System Menu Digital Inputs and Outputs (I/Os) The PTCarPhone offers six digital inputs and outputs. Each connection can be used either as an input as well as an output. Inputs are marked with a green sign , outputs are marked with a red sign .
System Menu Activation of Purchase Features Purchase features add extra functionalities to the phone. In the Extras menu, purchase features are marked as follows: Locked purchase feature (using the function key Update will unlock the purchase feature, provided that it was purchased from pei tel for this particular PTCarPhone.) The purchase feature is unlocked, but not activated. The purchase feature is unlocked and activated.
System Menu Setting up the WiFi feature The device can be set up as a hotspot for WiFi. Enter an SSID (0-9 a-z A-Z _ , 1-32 characters) and a password (0-9 a-z A-Z _ , 8-64 characters). Next, activate the WiFi. Factory default settings: SSID (network name): PTC6_serial number WiFi password: serial number The WiFi is by default inactive.
Speed Dial Menu Adding Speed Dial Numbers Nine speed dial numbers are available, respective to the input key numbers allocated to single phone numbers of already created contacts. 1 to 9. Speed dial numbers can be Speed D. > select free speed dial number > function key Options > Change > function key OK > select contact > select phone number TIP: It is recommended to use the speed dial number “1” for the mailbox number, as the mailbox symbol is already printed on this key.
Settings Menu Adjusting Display and Keypad Illumination This menu point adjusts the illumination of the display and keypad. The setting Perm. backlight activates the illumination permanently. Aut. backlight switches the illumination of display and keypad off 10 Seconds after the last push of a key. Settings > Display > Backlight Options Aut. backlight: Automated illumination: 10 Seconds after pushing the last key, the backlight is dimmed. Perm.
Settings Menu Call divert: Network service; Call divert can be disabled and enabled. During the enabling process, a phone number needs to be provided. See also “Setting up a Call Divert“ on page 28. Calling Line Identification Restriction The Calling Line Identification Restriction is set up by disabling (Off) the menu point “Sending own no.”. This is a network service, which needs to be supported by the mobile phone provider. Settings > Call settings > Sending own no.
Settings Menu Incoming Call This setting controls the behaviour of the phone when two handsets are connected. If only one handset is connected, the setting has no impact. If one handset is occupied by a call, the second handset is deactivated during this time. Settings > Call settings > Incoming call Options Handset 1: Handset 2: Both: Incoming calls are diverted to the handset, which is connected to the handset socket on the electronics box marked with IF1.
Settings Menu Selecting a Ring Tone Melody 10 melodies are provided to be selected as a ring tone. Settings > Signals/Tones > Ring tone Options Selecting a melody: Press the navigation keys or . Play and save: Press the function key OK.
Settings Menu Options On: PIN entry required at phone start-up. This setting is saved to the SIM card. Off: PIN entry not required. This setting is saved to the SIM card. This setting is not supported by all SIM cards due to security risks. Automatic: The PIN entry at start-up is done by the PTCarPhone automatically. On the SIM card, the PIN code request setting is set to On. Changing the Security Codes The PIN on the SIM card and the device code can be changed individually.
Settings Menu Internet Access Configuration An internet connection is required for Over-the-air software updates. The access data for the internet portal of the mobile phone network need to be entered. For many mobile phone providers, the access data is already stored in the PTCarPhone. In other cases, access data needs to be added manually.
Settings Menu Changing Date and Time Display Modes After selecting the date or time display mode, the time or date is displayed and can be modified if necessary. See also “Setting Date and Time“ on page 31. Settings > Date/Time Options Time: 24 hours mode, 12 hours mode Date: DD.MM.YY, MM/DD/YY, YY-MM-DD Language Selection The default setting Automatic will use the language setting from the SIM card. If this language is not available, English is selected automatically.
Settings Menu Options Memory status: Lists the total amount of storage spaces for contacts on the SIM card and in the phone book memory and how much is already occupied. Copy SIM: Copies all contacts from the SIM card to the phone book memory. During this process, it is necessary to decide whether the names of all contacts on the SIM card are stored as first names or surnames and if all phone numbers are sorted into in one of the categories business mobile or private .
Settings Menu Sorting Contacts by First Name or Surname Decides if the phone book is sorted alphabetically by first name (first, last) or by surname (last, first). Settings > Phone book > Display order Options First, last Last, first Setting up Direct Call The Direct call feature determines how the phone acts when an input key dial number, is pressed down for a certain time.
Phone Book Menu Editing Contacts in the Phone Book Contacts in the phone book can be deleted or edited, or new contacts can be added. Select a contact with the navigation keys and then press the function key Options. Phone book > function key Options Options Delete contact: A contact is deleted from the phone book. Just confirm the message “Delete entry?” with the function key Yes.
SMS Menu Writing an SMS Message SMS are written in the SMS text editor window. SMS > Write > SMS text editor Character mode Text input Write Hello_ abc Remaining number of characters Number concatenated SMS (max. 4) Delete character left of the cursor Maximum number of characters per SMS 1 155/160 Delete Next SMS options Active navigation keys Character mode: The upper right corner displays ABC if upper case, abc if lower case or Abc for word capitalisation.
SMS Menu Opening Received SMS Messages When receiving an SMS, the SMS symbol is displayed in the toolbar of the display. When enabled, a SMS signal tone sounds. See also “Enabling the SMS Signal Tone“ on page 28.
SMS Menu Saving a Phone Number from an SMS Message The phone number can only be saved from SMS stored in the inbox. Open the SMS, then: Function key Options > Save number > function key OK > enter first name and surname > function key Next > select a category > function key Select > another phone number might be added > function key Next Phone number categories: business , mobile or private Saving SMS Messages SMS can be saved directly after writing or when they are stored in the inbox.
Call Register Menu Opening the Call Register The last ten calls are registered in each category (list), consisting of Missed calls, Received calls and Dialled numbers. The phone menu offers the possibility to delete one or more lists or to dial or store phone numbers in the phone book. Call register > select list > select an entry > function key Options Options Save to phone book: Use the phone number of a selected call register entry to add a new contact.
Call Register Menu Redialling To repeat a call, select the call register Dialled numbers, select the last call and press the call key . Call register > Dialled numbers TIP: The call register Dialled numbers can also be opened from the main menu by pressing the call key . Deleting Call Register Lists Select one or more call register lists with the navigation button and select them by pressing the function key OK. Once all are selected, press the function key Delete.
Additional Information Toggling When the function “Call Waiting” was activated, it is possible to switch between an active call and a waiting call back and forward. Use the following keys for this feature: End key : Call key : Function key Switch: The waiting call is rejected, or, a call on hold is hang up. The waiting call is accepted and the active call is hang up. The waiting call is accepted and the active call put on hold.
Additional Information Forwarding a Call from one Handset to the Other Use the function key Internal to forward a call from one handset to the next. The forwarded call will be announced on the other handset by a tone signal and needs to be accepted by pressing the function key Answer. The handset not in use is switched to inactive mode during a call. On the display the message “occupied” appears. Both handsets can be used for phone calls, just not in the same time.
Additional Information Scope of supply Technical Data Components of the scope of supply: LTE module Electronics box (TPU) Frequency bands Europe model: LTE: B1(2100), B3(1800), B7(2600), B8(900), B20(800), B28A(700) UMTS: B1(2100), B3(1800), B8(900) GSM: B3(1800), B8(900) Handset HA59 with cradle Loudspeaker Hands-free microphone Cable set Frequency bands North America model: LTE: B12(700), B14(70), B4(1700), B2(1900), B5(850), B13(700), B66(1700/2100), B71(600) UMTS: B2(1900), B4(1700
Additional Information Power Consumption Off < 0.07 watt Standby: about 1.5 W to 3 W (depending on connected accessories) Max. power consumption during hands-free mode: 2A Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Temperature Operating: Storage: interference will not occur in a particular installation.
Additional Information Technical Details of the Connections I/O connections The electronics box is equipped with six programmable input and outputs (I/Os). Type: Open drain output with snubber diode / input with 15 kOhm pull-up resistor connected to the operation voltage of the device Only resistive and inductive loads permitted (no capacitive loads!) Maximum current: 100 mA per connection Max. voltage less or equal to the operation voltage of the device (but max.
Support Support Answers to frequently asked questions are found in our FAQ at www.peitel.de. If you still have questions, please contact Technical Support at +49 (0)3328 – 3516 99 (Monday to Friday, 9 am to 3 pm – CET) If your device or an accessory needs repair, whether under warranty or following expiration of the warranty period, the device can be sent directly to pei tel. For this purpose, please go to www.peitel.de and register your return in the support area.
Menu Overview Menu headline 1.2.1.2 Menu item (regular font) Description / instruction (italic) 1.2.1.2: Menu numbering Forward with function key: Extras Next System How to read the menu overviews Kurzwahl WiFi 1.2.1.9 SSID Password 1 System 1 Enter code: Device Info Next USB interface Device Info QR Modem Service Device Info 1.
Menu Overview System Speed D. 2 Speed dial 2 1 Adam 2 Bertha 3 No entry ... 9 No entry Options Options Change 2.
Menu Overview 3 Display-Status 3.1.1 Backlight Beleuchtung Aut. backlightautomatisch Display Settings 3 Display Call settings Signals/Tones Security Network Internet Date/Time Language Phone book Speed dial SMS Beleuchtung permanent Perm. backlight 3.1 Backlight Brightness Brightness Active Call settings 3.1.2 Inactive 3.2 Sending own no Sending own no 3.2.
Menu Overview 3 Settings 3 Internet Display MCC/MNC Call settings APN Signals/Tones Login Security Password 3.6 Network Internet Date / Time Date/Time Time format Enter time Language Date format Enter date 3.7 Phone book Speed dial SMS Language 3.8 Automatic, German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish, Romanian, Norwegian, Polish Phone book Memory status 3.9.1 3.
Menu Overview 4 Phone book 4 Adam Options 4.1 Delete contact Options Berta Delete 4.1.1 Delete entry? Edit contact First name Add contact Surname Business Mobile Private First name Surname Business Mobile Private 5 SMS 5 Write Write abc SMS editor Inbox Memory status SMS 5.1 Sending SMS Sending SMS Add number Save SMS From phone book Next Erase SMS 5.2.1 Options 5.1.1 SMS archive Inbox 5.2 1/10 SMS Text 5.2.1 Delete Surname, first name ...
Menu Overview 6 Call register 6 Missed calls 6.1 Missed calls x/y Received calls Surname, first name Dialled numbers Delete list +49123456789 10.03.2015 13:24 Options Options 6.1.1 Save to phone book Received calls 6.2 Sending SMS x/y Dial number Surname, first name +49123456789 10.03.2015 13:25 Options Options 6.2.1 Save to phone book Dialled numbe. 6.3 Sending SMS x/y Dial number Surname, first name +49123456789 10.03.2015 13:26 Options Options 6.3.
