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Swissphone Telecommunications AG manual RE529.doc July 14

2003

Fälmisstrasse 21 // 8833 Samstagern edition 0.9

Switzerland PMA/D000xxx page 1/7

Operating Manual

Quattrino

RE529, two tone

We congratulate you on your new Pager from the RE429 family. You now have a device which

dominates with its performance, equipment and operational safety. Despite the simple handling of the

unit, we would recommend that you read through the operating manual thoroughly. We are sure that

you will find a true and reliable companion in your Pager.

Contents

1 Putting Into Operation ............................................................................................................2

1.1 Power Supply ............................................................................................................2

1.2 Inserting the Battery ..................................................................................................2

1.3 Automatic Switch-On.................................................................................................2

1.4 Switching Off .............................................................................................................2

1.5 Switching On / Keys ..................................................................................................3

1.6 Selecting the Operating Status .................................................................................3

2 The complete LC Display of your unit ....................................................................................4

2.1 Acoustic ON ..............................................................................................................4

2.2 Mini-Beep ..................................................................................................................4

2.3 Acoustic OFF ............................................................................................................4

2.4 Monitor ......................................................................................................................4

2.5 Volume ......................................................................................................................5

2.6 Field Strength Alarm .................................................................................................5

2.7 Address Display ........................................................................................................5

2.8 Switching ON and OFF of the Activated Addresses .................................................5

2.9 Message....................................................................................................................5

2.10 Battery Status Indicator .............................................................................................6

2.11 Battery / Accumulator Recognition............................................................................6

2.12 New Message ...........................................................................................................6

2.13 Call Retrieving...........................................................................................................6

2.14 Call Signalling............................................................................................................6

2.15 Acknowledgement / Deletion.....................................................................................7

3 General ..................................................................................................................................7

3.1 Battery Life - Week Battery .......................................................................................7

3.2 Illumination ................................................................................................................7

3.3 Accessories...............................................................................................................7

3.4 Customer Service .....................................................................................................7

WARNING- Do not operate this product in hazardous atmosphere

or explosion risk areas!

- Do not open device or remove labels!

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2) This device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

WARNING- Changes or modifications not expressly approved by

the party responsible for compliance could void

the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Made in Switzerland

Summary of content (7 pages)

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Operating Manual Quattrino RE529, two tone We congratulate you on your new Pager from the RE429 family. You now have a device which dominates with its performance, equipment and operational safety. Despite the simple handling of the unit, we would recommend that you read through the operating manual thoroughly. We are sure that you will find a true and reliable companion in your Pager. Contents 1 2 3 Putting Into Operation ................................................................................
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Introduction The unit has a large number of operational functions. The delivered unit contains a selection of these as a basic setting. These operating functions are shown in the display, and can be activated by the user. If this selection does not meet your requirements, additional functions can be programmed as required with the programming device.
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1.5 Switching On / Keys If the unit is switched off, you can switch on the pager operation by simultaneously pressing both operating keys SELECT(1) and EXECUTE(2). KEYS select (1) execute (2) BATTERY Quattrino EURO ON OFF As a rule, a self-test takes place every time the unit is switched on, and briefly displays the following check pattern. 1) Display of the programmed operational functions by symbols in the display and sequential display of enabled addresses.
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2 The complete LC Display of your unit acoustic ON Minipiep acoustic OFF acoustic ON monitor battery recognition BATTERY call recognition ON OFF ON / OFF sign for different functions battery status indicator field strength alarm 2.1 3 digit display message volume adjustment Acoustic ON Incoming calls will be signalled simultaneously with a call signal and a vibration. In addition, the light display blinks in the upper left corner.
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2.5 Volume The announcement volume can be adjusted to 4 levels. (The volume of the call signal, however, is unaffected). With key (1), select the volume symbol. Using key (2), you can now select the desired level 1, 2, 3 or 4, which you can then acknowledge with key (1). Level 1 is the quietest level, and level 4 the loudest. Level 3 corresponds to the nominal volume. 2.6 Field Strength Alarm Functional in radio networks with cyclical transmission sensing only.
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2.10 Battery Status Indicator 100% 80% 80% 33% 33% 13% 13% 0% With the pager is switched on, the battery symbol is permanently visible in the display, and shows the energy level at all times. If the energy source is completely exhausted, the empty battery symbol blinks continuously. If the acoustics are switched on, a regular click tone is heard simultaneously. An operational time of 3 - 5 hours is still available. 2.
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2.15 Acknowledgement / Deletion Briefly press the key (2), and the address arrow of the last message received will begin blinking for about 3 seconds. Simultaneously, the LED in the upper left corner will indicate the corresponding address pattern and the address appears in the display. To delete the alert, press key (2) while the address arrow is blinking. The alert will be deleted.