DIGITAL WIRELESS TELEPHONE TDC-8200 User’s Guide
CONTENTS I. Key-map of Your Phone ............................................................................................................................................. 3 II. Indicators................................................................................................................................................................... 4 III. Basic Functions .....................................................................................................................................
I. Key-map of Your Phone Thank you for choosing Telson TDC-8200 CDMA Wireless Phone. Here is the key-map of your phone.
II. Indicators Indicators Description Call signal level(displayed up to 6th level) In use. Not in service area Vibration mode when calling.
III. Basic Functions 1. Turning a Phone On/Off [Power On] Press END key for several seconds. [Power Off] Press END key for several seconds. 2. Making a Call [By pressing phone number] 1) Press a destination phone number. 2) Press SEND key to make a call.. [By Phonebook Entry] 1) Press a phonebook entry number and then press SEND key to make a call. 2) Find an entry number from the phonebook and then press SEND key to make a call.
1) 2) 5. You may press any key except END key to answer a call when ringing. Press END key or close the folder after the conversation. Mute 1) If pressing Mute soft key while answering, “MUTE” will be displayed and soft key is changed into Unmute. 2) Press Unmute soft key again, then “MUTE” is disappeared. 6. Redialing Last Outgoing Call [Easy Call] Press SEND key to view an outgoing list. Then, press SEND key again to make a call.
IV. Main MENU Menu 1. My Menu 1. Shortcuts Select You can set shortcut menus for your frequent and convenient use. 1) Select [My Menu] in Main Menu Screen 2) Select [1.Shortcuts] in the menu list. 3) Select a menu to move into the corresponding sub-menu list instantly. 2. Auto Answer Select 1) 2) Select [My Menu] in Main Menu Screen. Select [2.Auto Answer] in the menu list to move into the Auto Answer sub-menu list instantly. 3.
Select 1) 2) Select [My Menu] in Main Menu screen. Select [3.Saving Mode] in the menu list to change the saving mode setting. 4. Magic Box 1) Select [My Menu] in Main Menu screen. 2) Select [4.Magic Box] in the menu list to display menus. 2.1) Download - Control downloaded Sounds and Images. - If selecting a Sound or an Image, it may be displayed and menu soft key is appeared. * Menu Soft KEY – Erase: Delete a Sound or an Image that is currently selected.
Menu 2. Phone Book You can find Phone Book menu as the second item on the Main Menu screen and select it by pressing Select soft key or a designated hot number (number 2). 1. Easy View 1) Select ‘Phone Book’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [1.Easy View] in the menu list, then you can view all the items saved - With ‘Easy view’, you can page through by 50 entries for easy search. 3) Making a Call : Press SEND key.
Making a Call : Press SEND key - Provided a highlighted number is available, you can make a call to the number. - Provided a highlighted number is not in service, you can make a call to the number set as a main number.
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OK Select 1) Select ‘Phone Book’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [2.Quick Find] in the menu list to open New Entry menu. - Can Select Name or Number Etc.. 3) Enter information and press ‘OK’ to find number or something. 4) After the selection, You can find what you want list. 3. New Entry OK OK 3) Select ‘Phone Book’ in Main Menu. 4) Select [3.New Entry] in the menu list to open New Entry menu. - Add new info in an empty entry and save it.
OK 1) Select Phone Book in Main Menu. 2) Select [4.Find] in the Phonebook menu list to open Find menus. - Search for information saved already. - Retrieval Options : 1. By Name 2. By Entry 3. By Number - Enter your preferred option and search it. 3) View all the lists : To view all the list, just start searching with no entry in searching menu. - View soft key has same function of OK soft key in Easy View. - Menu : ‘Edit/Erase’ has same functions ‘Edit’ in Easy view-menu in Phone Book. 5.
- After listening to the voice(s), it moves to the previous step or you may stop listening to voices by pressing Stop or Clear key and moves to the previous step. - Menu : Record – Before adding a new voice dialing, you may check whether memory is sufficient ,and follow the next steps. Number Edit – The existing phone numbers are displayed in editor. Erase – Ask you to delete it. 7. Memory State 1) Select ‘Phone Book’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [7.
OK - Display the memory status of Phone Book and Voice Dialing graphically and you can see how much capacity you have used now by text mode. 8. V Card OK OK OK 1) Select ‘Phone Book’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [8.V card] in the menu list and you may see many lists. - Display the lists what you want to send contexts.
Menu 3. 1. Call All Calls OK 1) Select ‘Call’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [1.All Calls] in the menu list and you can see all calls you made/answered in the past. 2. Call Logs 1) Select ‘Call’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [2.Call Logs] in the menu list, and then you can see the menus. 1. Outgoing Calls – Calls you made in the past 2. Incoming Calls – Calls you answered in the past 3.
OK 1. Total Outgoing – Total time you made calls and talked 2. Total Incoming – Total time you answered calls and talked 3. Roaming – Roaming call time 4. Home – Total time of local area calls 5. Last Call – Time duration you made a recent call 6. All Call – Total time of incoming/outgoing calls 4. Kilobyte Counter OK 1) Select ‘Call’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [4.Kilobyte Counter] in the menu list, you may see the related menus. 1. Transmit – Total amount of data you’ve sent 2.
Menu 4. Sound Select 1. Ringer Mode Select 1) Select ‘Sound’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [1.Ringer Mode] in the menu list, then you can see the related items. - You can choose an item as Bell, Vibration, Vib+Ring, Lamp, Slide up, Slide down, or Off. 2. Ringer Type Select 1) Select ‘Sound’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [2.Ringer Type] in the menu list, then you can see the related items. 1. Incoming – sound setting while phone is ringing 2. Opening – sound setting when turning on the phone 3.
3. Ringer Volume 1) Select ‘Sound’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [3.Ringer Volume] in the menu list and then you can see the related items. 1. Calls – Sound volume while the phone is ringing 2. Ringer – Sound volume when listening to voice dialing or alarm sound 3. Key Tone – Key tone volume 4. Handsfree – Handsfree earphone’s volume control Select Select 4. Alerts Select 1) Select ‘Sound’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [4.Alerts] in the menu list and then you can see the related items.
1) Select ‘Sound’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [5.DTMF] in the menu list and then you can open up a window to choose a menu. - ‘Short’ or ‘Long’ is selectable and the default value has been set as ‘Short’. 6. Speaker Phone Select 1) Select ‘Sound’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [6.Speaker Phone]] in the menu list and you may open up a window to choose a menu. - ‘On’ or ‘Off’ is selectable and the default value has been set as ‘Off’.
Menu 5. 1. Display Display Setting Select 1) Select ‘Display’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [1.Display Setting] in the menu list and sub-menus will be displayed. - Display the current values. 1. Wall Paper – Set background picture. - Image : Select one among the saved images. - Animation : Select one among the saved animations. - Download : Select one among the downloaded items. 2.
Select Select 1. 2. 3. 4. 3. Incoming Call – Set an animation displayed while the phone is ringing. Outgoing Call – Set an animation displayed when you make a call. Opening Screen – Set an animation displayed when you turn on the phone. Ending Screen – Set an animation displayed when you turn off the phone. Theme Select 1) Select ‘Display’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [3. Theme] in the menu list. - There are five themes and any theme you choose should be displayed in preview image.
Menu 6. Utility You may find Utility menu as the 6th item on the Main Menu screen and select it by pressing Select soft key or a designated hot number (number 6). 1. Today Event 1) Select ‘Utility’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [1.Today Event] in the menu list. 1. In case of no event saved; OK - In case of no event saved, “No Event” is displayed and the phone asks you to add an event. - If you select ‘Yes’, an empty note will be displayed to enter a new event. => Time, AM/PM, Alarm, Kind, Input 2.
- Menu : New – add a new event Erase – remove the saved event Erase all – delete all the saved events 2. Scheduler Select Select Select 1) Select ‘Utility’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [2. Scheduler] in the menu list. 3) Move to the desired date by using directional keys and press OK soft key, - In case of any event : the event item(s) will be displayed. - In case of no event : “No event” is displayed.
3. Alarm 1) Select ‘Utility’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [3. Alarm] in the menu items. Select 1. In case of no alarm set before; - Notify you of no alarm set before and ask you to add it. - If selecting ‘Add’, you may set Time, AM/PM, Mode and On/Off. 2. In case of any alarm set before; - Display the saved alarms saved. - Menu : Add, Edit, Erase - View : Show you details of the saved alarm. 4. Memo 1) Select ‘Utility’ of Main Menu. 2) Select [4. Memo] in the menu items. 1.
YES - Display the saved memo(s). - Menu : Add, Edit, Erase, Erase all 5. Calculator Select 1) Select ‘Utility’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [5. Calculator] in the menu items. 6. Stopwatch OK 1) Select ‘Utility’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [6. Stopwatch] in the menu items and the related menus will be displayed. 1. Last View – When you exit the stopwatch function after quitting it. 2. Continue – When you exit the stopwatch function without stopping it. 3.
7. World Time Select 1) Select ‘Utility’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [7. World Time] in the menu items. 3) Move a city for world time by using Left/Right scroll keys. 8. Game Select 1) Select ‘Utility in Main Menu. 2) Select [8. Game] in the menu items. 3) If selecting a game, it will be started. 4) Setting : You can control sound for a game with the menu.
Menu 7. 1. Setting Security 1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [1. Security] in the menu items. If a Lock Code screen is displayed, press ‘0000’ and ‘OK’ soft key, then the related menus will be displayed. 1. Language – Choose a language to be used for the phone. (English, Spanish) 2. Lock Mode – May lock up the phone and use it only when anyone enters the Lock code in it. Also you can set when you would check it. 3. Lock Code – Change the current Lock Code into new one. 4.
1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [3.Time Display] in the menu items and ‘Time Setting’ is displayed. 3) Select either of 12hr/24hr time display. 4. Call Answer 1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [4.Call Answer] in the menu items. 3) Select one among Flip Open, Send Key and Any Key. 5. Auto Redialing 1) 2) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. Select [5.Auto Redialing] in the menu items.
3) Select either On or Off. 6. Input Mode 1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [6.Input Mode] in the menu items. 3) Select either Standard or T9. 7. System 1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [7.System] in the menu items and the related menus will be displayed. 1. Set Service – A only, B Only, No Roaming 2.
8. Voice Privacy 1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [8.Voice Privacy] in the menu items. 3) Select either Standard or Enhanced. 9. GPS 1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [9.GPS] in the menu items. 3) Select either Location On or 911 Only. 10.
1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [10.Data/Fax] in the menu items. 3) Select one among Off / Data / Fax. 11. In_call Timer 1) Select ‘Setting’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [11.In_call Timer] in the menu items. 1. Set Active – On / Off 2.
Menu 8. 1. Message Voice mail 1) Select ‘SMS’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [1.Voice mail] in the menu items. 1. Connect VMN 2. View Message 2. Write Message Select 1) Select ‘SMS’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [2.Write Message] in the menu items. 3) Enter ‘Send Number’. – Enter a phone number directly or Search(2.Phonebook-Find) it first and enter it. 4) Enter a message and press OK to display menu items. 1. Send – Enter a phone number and send a message. 2.
1. In case Inbox is empty – display “Empty”. 2. In case Inbox contains any message, 4. Outbox 1) Select ‘SMS’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [4.OutBox] in the menu items. 1. In case Outbox is empty – display “Empty”. 2. In case Outbox is not empty – display messages stored in Outbox with success/fail icon. 5. Saved Box 1) Select ‘SMS’ in Main Menu. 2) Select [5.SavedBox] in the menu items. - Display a send number and a message. - Press ‘Menu soft key’ to move to (1. Write Message). 6.
IV. Safety Information 1. TIA Safety Language 1) EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS Your wireless handheld portable telephone is a low power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives and also sends out radio frequency (RF) signals. In August 1996, the Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety levels for hand-held wireless phones. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standards previously set by both U.S.
. If you have any reason to suspect that interference is taking place, turn your phone OFF immediately. Hearing Aids Some digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may want to consult your service provider [or call the customer service line to discuss alternatives.] Optional for each phone manufacturer.
2. FDA Consumer Update The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health Consumer Update on Wireless Phones 1. Do wireless phones pose a health hazard? The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using wireless phones. There is no proof, however, that wireless phones are absolutely safe. Wireless phones emit low levels of radiofrequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used.
questions about wireless phones. FCC also regulates the base stations that the wireless phone networks rely upon. While these base stations operate at higher power than do the wireless phones themselves, the RF exposures that people get from these base stations are typically thousands of times lower than those they can get from wireless phones. Base stations are thus not the subject of the safety questions discussed in this document. 3.
6. What is FDA doing to find out more about the possible health effects of wireless phone RF? FDA is working with the U.S. National Toxicology Program and with groups of investigators around the world to ensure that high priority animal studies are conducted to address important questions about the effects of exposure to radiofrequency energy (RF). FDA has been a leading participant in the World Health Organization International Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) Project since its inception in 1996.
9. What steps can I take to reduce my exposure to radiofrequency energy from my wireless phone? If there is a risk from these products--and at this point we do not know that there is--it is probably very small. But if you are concerned about avoiding even potential risks, you can take a few simple steps to minimize your exposure to radiofrequency energy (RF). Since time is a key factor in how much exposure a person receives, reducing the amount of time spent using a wireless phone will reduce RF exposure. .
. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) RF Safety Program (http://www.fcc.gov/oet/rfsafety) . International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (http://www.icnirp.de) . World Health Organization (WHO) International EMF Project (http://www.who.int/emf) . National Radiological Protection Board (UK) (http://www.nrpb.org.
3. Consumer Information on SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT’S REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES. Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radiofrequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population.
4. Warning of FCC RF Exposure WARNING! Read this information before using your phone. CAUTION In August 1996, the Federal Communication (FCC) of the United States with its action in Report and Order FCC 96-326 adopted an updated safety standard for human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated transmitters. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standard previously set by both U.S. and international standard bodies.
