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- Page 2 INTRODUCTION The Fixed Wireless Cordless phone operates through a wireless connection instead of a landline phone cable, enabling the subscriber to set up the phone at any where wireless service is available. Axesstel CDMA Technology Fixed Wireless Cordless phone provides high quality and superior performance with many features such as excellent voice quality,caller ID, three-way calling, call waiting, short message service, speaker phone etc.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLES OF CONTENTS Safety Precautions……………….…..4 Advanced Features Checking Parts .……………………...…5 Changing Greeting Message………..28 Setting up Your Phone ……….……..6 System Reset…………………...…….28 Getting to Know Your Phone ………..8 Restricting Use of the Phone………..30 Display Icons………………………..…..9 Locking / Unlocking the Phone……...30 Function Keys……..…………………..10 Changing the Lock Code………...…..30 Language……………………………30 Basic Operation... -
Page 4: Safety Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1. Avoid placing the phone in a dusty location, or near a source of gas or fire. 2. Don't Shake, hit or drop the phone. 3. To clean the outside of the phone, use only a soft, dry cloth. The chemicals in alcohol, benzene or acetone can damage the surface of the phone. -
Page 5: Checking Parts
CHECKING THE PARTS After unpacking your phone, make sure that you have all the parts shown below. If any piece is missing or broken, please call your customer service center. 1. Handset 4. Power Adaptor 2. Cradle 5. Battery 3. User Manual... -
Page 6: Setting Up Your Phone
Installing the phone This phone operates by receiving DC power from the AXESSTEL power adaptor, which connects to an electrical outlet. The phone is equipped with a rechargeable battery as a back up in case of an AC power failure. Desktop installation Plug the Power adaptor into an Place the Cradle on the Flat Area... - Page 7 Service Status Check Display in the Service Area When the phone’s power is turned on, LCD will display Power ON. LCD will display greeting with date and time. The number of bars of signal strength indicator (antenna icon) indicates the strength of service signal of the area. Display in area with no service When there is no service signal detected in your area, no antenna bar appears.
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Page 8: Getting To Know Your Phone
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PHONE 1.MENU 2.CALL LOG 3.CALENDAR 4.CONTACT 5.SPEAKER 6.MESSAGE 7.END 8.SOUND 9.TALK 1. Menu: Press to access the phone's menus. 2. Call Log: Press to access the Call log sub menu directly. 3. Calendar: Press to access the Calendar menu directly. 4. -
Page 9: Display Icons
DISPLAY ICONS Icons display on the screen to indicate what features you are using, signal strength and battery status etc... Indicate the strength of the signal. More bars indicates stronger signal. Indicates the level of battery power. The more bars, the more power. When the battery is low, the icon blinks, and an alert tone sounds. -
Page 10: Function Keys
FUNCTION KEYS Press this key to display the phone's main menu. Press this key to access the Calendar menu directly. Press this key to access the Messages menu directly. Press this key to access the Contacts sub menu directly. .Press this key to access the Call log sub menu directly. Press this key to access the Sound menu directly. -
Page 11: Basic Operation
Basic Operation Making Calls Redial Receiving Calls Adjusting Volumes Choosing the Ring Tones Message Service... -
Page 12: Making Calls
MAKING CALLS 1. Make sure your phone is turned on. 2. Dial the number to call. The LCD window displays the number. 4. Wait for a moment for auto calling or press <TALK> . 5. When the other person answers, begin conversation. 6. -
Page 13: Redial
REDIAL Redial the number you dialed. 1. Press <Navigation UP> or <TALK> key. 2. Press <TALK> to be called. NOTE: You may not redial when there is no last number dialed stored in the memory. "Call log Empty" message is displayed on the LCD. RECEIVING CALLS When there is an incoming call, the phone rings and shows Incoming Call Animation on the display. -
Page 14: Adjusting Volumes
ADJUSTING VOLUMES You can control the sound volumes including the key tone, Message and the ringer Adjusting earpiece volume Press <Navigation UP/DOWN> key repeatedly during a phone call to adjust earpiece volume. Adjusting ring volume 1. Press <Menu> , <5> (Settings) , <2> (Sound) , <1> (Incoming call) , <2>... -
Page 15: Message Service
MESSAGE SERVICE Message service is a network dependent feature and is available only when your service provider supports it. Make sure your service provider is providing message service before using this function. Sending New Text Messages 1. Press <Menu> , <2> (Messages), <1>(New message). 2. - Page 16 Received Text Message 1. When a new text message arrives, ‘Message’ will be displayed with arrival time and the Message Icon will be appeared in the icon line. 2. Press <Message> key, <2> (Inbox) and use <Navigation UP/DOWN> key to select message you want to see and press <OK>.
- Page 17 Erasing Received Messages 1. Press <Menu> , <2> (Messages), <2>(Inbox). 2. Press <Options>, <5>(Delete all). 3. Select <Yes> or <No>. Erasing Sent Messages 1. Press <Menu> , <2> (Messages), <3>(Outbox). 2. Press <Options>, <5>(Delete all). 3. Select <Yes> or <No>. Retrieve Saved Message 1.
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Page 18: Internal Phone Book
Phone book Internal phone Book Storing in phonebook Searching For Entries in Phonebook Erasing An Entry in Phonebook Erasing All Entries in Phonebook One-Touch Dialing... -
Page 19: Internal Phone Book
INTERNAL PHONE BOOK Your phone has an internal "Phone Book" in which you can store up to 250 frequently used names and numbers. STORING IN THE MEMORY PHONEBOOK 1. Press <Menu>, <1> (Contacts), <2>(New contact). 2. Enter the name by pressing the alphanumeric keypad and pressing <OK>... -
Page 20: Searching For Entries In Phonebook
Setting One-Touch Speed Dial 1. Press <Menu> , <1> (Contacts), <3> (Speed dials). 2. Select Speed Dial location you wish to program. Location 1 is assigned for Voicemail access number. Up to 9 speed dials are possible. 3. Press <Add> to add a new speed dial. Search by Name or Number and assign number. -
Page 21: Erasing An Entry In Phonebook
ERASING AN ENTRY IN PHONEBOOK To Erase a Specific Number 1. Press <Menu>, <1> (Contacts), <1> (View contacts). 2. Search the entry that you like to erase. Press <OK> to confirm the number. 3. Select <Options>,<2> (Delete). 4. Press <OK> to delete. ERASING ALL ENTRIES IN PHONEBOOK To Erase All Numbers in Phonebook 1. -
Page 22: Useful Features
Useful Features Call History Mute Silent Key Pad Selecting Time Mode Setting Time Mode Checking and Clearing Call Times Setting Warning Alerts... -
Page 23: Call History
CALL HISTORY Your phone stores the last 100 outgoing calls, incoming, and missed Calls combined (only when Caller ID function is activated). You can display and redial these numbers. Redialing Outgoing Calls 1. Press <Menu>, <3> (Call log), <2> (Dialled calls) NOTE: If there’s no outgoing call history, “Empty”... -
Page 24: Selecting Time Mode
Erasing Call History 1. Press <Menu>, <3> (Call log), <1> (All calls). 2. Press <Options>, <5> (Delete all). MUTE This feature lets you mute the microphone, so that the other party cannot hear your voice or the sound of your surroundings. This function is available only during conversation. -
Page 25: Setting The Alarm
SETTING THE ALARM You can set the alarm sound daily or one time only. 1. Press <Menu>, <4>(Organizer), <1>(Morning alarm). 2. Press <1>(Alarm status) and set On to enable Alarm Function. 3. Press <2> to enter time. 4. Press <3>(Alarm tone) to select the desired alarm tone. 5. -
Page 26: Checking And Clearing Call Times
CHECKING AND CLEARING CALL TIMES Checking the Last call Time 1. Press <Menu>, <3> (Call log), <5>(Call duration), <1>(Last call) 2. Press <OK> to exit the display. Checking All Calls Time 1. Press <Menu>, <3> (Call log), <5>(Call duration), <4>(All calls) 2. -
Page 27: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Changing Greeting Message System Reset Restricting Use of the Phone Locking / Unlocking the Phone Changing the Lock Code... -
Page 28: Changing Greeting Message
CHANGING GREETING MESSAGE This feature lets you change the greeting message that the phone displays in the power on time. 1. Press <Menu>, <6> (Settings), <1> (Phone). 2. Press <1>(Greeting). Current greeting displays. 3. Enter your new greeting message with alphanumeric keys NOTE: Press <#>... - Page 29 To reset your phone settings to manufacture’s defaults and clear all user data, follow these steps: 1. Press <Menu>, <6> (Security). 2. Enter lock code. NOTE: Lock code is set as 0000 from the factory 3. Press <5> (Phone Reset). 4.
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Page 30: Restricting Use Of The Phone
RESTRICTING USE OF THE PHONE You can restrict the use of the phone by unauthorized persons Restricting Outgoing Calls 1. Press <Menu>, <6> (Security), <3> (Restrict). 2. Check (Ourgoing) then press (Select) Restricting International Outgoing Calls 1. Press <Menu>, <6> (Settings), <6> (Call barring). 2. -
Page 31: Language
CHANGING THE LOCK CODE The lock code is 0000. It can be changed to any 4 digit number. 1. Press <Menu>, <6> (Settings), <8> (Security). 2. Press <4> (Change phone lock code). 3. Enter old lock code. 4. Enter your new lock code. NOTE: The lock must be four numeric digits. -
Page 32: Optional Features
Optional Features Call Forwarding Call Waiting Three-way Calling / Conference Call... -
Page 33: Call Forwarding
Call Forwarding Call Forwarding is a feature that lets you forward your incoming calls to another phone number, even if your phone is turned off or is in no service area. Contact your service provider to activate Call Forwarding. Call Waiting Call Waiting alerts you to a second incoming call while you are on the conversation. -
Page 34: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous Menu Table Specification Conformance Statements... -
Page 35: Menu Table
MENU OPTION TABLE Explanation All, No group, Family, Friends, 1) View contacts Colleague, Business, Group1, Shows all of entries stored in the Phone and SIM. Group2 Stores multiple contact details – mobile, phone, office, 2) New contacts Add contact fax number- under a name to Phone or SIM. 1. - Page 36 Temperature of operation -10 ~ +50 degrees Celcius Relative humidity 10% ~ 95% Input: AC 100~240V 50~60Hz Output: DC 5V/600Ma Adapter Standby 72 Hours Battery Talk 2.5 Hours...
- Page 37 Safety Information 1 . SAFETY INFORMATION FOR FIXED WIRELESS TERMINALS .POTE NTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES Turn your phone OFF when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere and obey all signs and instructions. Sparks in such areas could cauls e an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.
- Page 38 SAR INFORMATION 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.
- Page 39 U.S.A. U.S.FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT INFORMATION TO THE USER NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful Interference in a residential installation This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if Not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful Interference to radio communications.
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