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LG NORTEL GDC-400H Manual

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The purpose of this manual is to give a user the right way to use a GDC-400H
wireless terminal and its accessories. This manual lists the matters that a user has to
avoid for right use and explains the features of the wireless terminal as a terminal of
ipLDK-24/100/300/300E systems. The features which are explained in this manual
describe the user-interface for ipLDK series DECT key system of local sale. Also it
illustrates the specifications of the terminal and its accessories. The wireless
terminal, GDC-400H (GAP), is designed and manufactured for interface with ipLDK
series DECT key system and LG-Nortel doesn't guarantee inter-operability between
any other GAP system and GDC-400H (GAP). Please, refer to 'ipLDK System
Installation Manual' about applicable peripheral items.
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  • Page 1 The wireless terminal, GDC-400H (GAP), is designed and manufactured for interface with ipLDK series DECT key system and LG-Nortel doesn’t guarantee inter-operability between any other GAP system and GDC-400H (GAP). Please, refer to ‘ipLDK System...
  • Page 2 Table of Contents 1. UNPACKING................15 2. PHONE OVERVIEW............16 2.1 F ..........16 RONT AND IEW OF ANDSET 2.2 D ..............17 ESCRIPTION OF UTTON 2.3 LCD D ...................19 ISPLAY 2.4 M ................20 ESSAGE ISPLAY 2.5 F ..........21 RONT AND IEW OF 3. SETTING UP................22 3.1 I ..............22 NSTALLING THE...
  • Page 3 Table of Contents 4.8 G DTMF F ..............30 O TO UNCTION 4.9 A ...............30 DJUST ARPIECE OLUME 4.10 M ..............31 ICROPHONE UTING 4.11 A ..............31 DJUST INGER OLUME 4.12 H ............31 ANDSET OWER OWER OFF 5. PHONEBOOK..............32 5.1 P ................32 HONEBOOK 5.1.1 Find....................32 5.1.2 Add Entry..................32...
  • Page 4 Table of Contents 6.5.10 Missed Call Mode.................45 6.5.11 Range Out beep................45 6.5.12 Clock Display................45 6.6 D ..................45 IRECT 7. KEY SYSTEM FUNCTIONS..........46 7.1 C ..................46 7.1.1 Call Park..................46 7.1.2 Retrieving a parked call..............46 7.1.3 Parking Location Number...............46 7.2 C ..................46 7.2.1 Call Back in case of Dialing to a Station in Busy State....46 7.2.2 Call Back in case of Dialing to a Station in DND Mode or No Answer...
  • Page 5 Table of Contents 7.14 W ................53 7.14.1 To Register Wake-up Call.............53 7.14.2 To Register Wake-up Time............53 7.14.3 To Cancel Wake-up Call...............53 7.15 S ..................53 7.16 P ..................54 AGING 7.16.1 To page..................54 7.16.2 Answering Paging.................54 7.17 P ..........54 ROGRAMMING A AME INTO ISPLAY 7.18 S ............55...
  • Page 6 Table of Contents 11. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...........67 APPENDIX A. USER MENU TREE..........69 APPENDIX B. FUNCTION SHORT-KEY TABLE......70 APPENDIX C. THE LCD MESSAGES RELATED TO A CALL. 72...
  • Page 7 Important Safety Information...
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  • Page 13 1.Unpacking 1. Unpacking At first, make sure that you have all the parts shown below. 1. Handset 2. Base Unit 3. AC Adapter 4. Battery 2ea 5. User’s Manual 6. Belt Clip Warning This equipment is not designed for making emergency calls when the power fails. Make alternative arrangements for access to emergency services.
  • Page 14 2.Phone Overview 2. Phone Overview Descriptions of the important phone components. 2.1 Front and Back View of Handset 1. Earpiece 9. LCD(Liquid Crystal Display) 2. Ring LED 10. Up/Down Button 3. Left Soft Button 11. Right Soft Button 4. Left Button 12.
  • Page 15 2.Phone Overview 2.2 Description of Button Button Function [TALK]  Try to make a call Redial number saved in handset.  [END/POWER]  Pressing longer than 1 second : Power Off Pressing shorter than 1 second :Leave a call back or a message ...
  • Page 16 2.Phone Overview Button Function [CALL BACK]  Pressing shorter than 1 second : Leave a call back or a message [UP/DOWN]  Talking Mode : Up / Down the level of Rx volume, Call by name, CLIP  Standby Mode : In Menu: Navigate and select among function items in a menu or ...
  • Page 17 2.Phone Overview 2.3 LCD Display The LCD of GDC-400H GAP has 128 x 128 pixels that are capable to display 10 icons and 7 lines x 18 characters per line. The LCD shows different wireless states and displays visual feedback for the actions performed by user. Icon Description [Antenna Icon...
  • Page 18 2.Phone Overview Message area from System Local Message area of Phone Message Description Display Duration STA xxxx Station number Standby Mode CALL FROM When a call is received from During ringing and until cutting off STA xxxx intercom, it indicates a call paging a Call from station xxx CALL TO...
  • Page 19 2.Phone Overview 2.5 Front and Back View of Base Unit 1 Charging terminal 2 Charge / In use lamp Keep the charging terminal Illuminates when the handset is clean; Use cotton swab to on the base. Blinking when the remove stain from the phone is in use.
  • Page 20 When you replace the battery, press the latch on the cover and slide down to open. After then replace the new battery. You can purchase new battery in LG-Nortel SVC Center. 3.2 Put the Beltclip into Handset ...
  • Page 21 3.Setting Up 3.3 Connecting the Charger Warning Use only the mains power adaptor 1. Adapter supplied. Any other adaptor could damage your GDC-400H and invalid your warranty 2. To AC OUTLET 3.4 Charging the Handset Please charge the battery for about 12 hours before initial use. The battery charge level is shown at the top right of the LCD screen.
  • Page 22 3.Setting Up 3.5 Wireless Terminal (GDC-400H) Rubber lid for ear-microphone  A general ear-microphone can be used. Warning Do not insert any external substance except ear-microphone for GDC-400H in the hole. Inserting anything except for ear-microphone provided by general maker may cause severe damage to the terminal.
  • Page 23 4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 4. BASIC FUNCTIONS 4.1 Making a Call To make a call by entering numbers on your keypad. 4.1.1 Making a External Call Press button. “ ” and “EXT” symbol are displayed and you can hear the dial tone. Enter the dialing number.
  • Page 24 4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 4.2.4 Dialing from Phonebook You can dial the dialing number from Phone book (60 locations). Press the Names ( ) button. Select Find in the Phonebook menu. Search the desired name by the name searching method. Press the OK ( ) button, then “Enter Name: “...
  • Page 25 4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 4.3.2 Post Dial ipLDK-24/100 → CO Line Access Code (9, 8+XX or 88+XX) → Phone number → Connection ; (XX means CO line number). ipLDK-300/300E → CO Line Access Code (9,8+XX or 88+XXX) → Phone number →Connection ; (XX means CO Group Number, XXX means CO line number).
  • Page 26 4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 4.4 Answering a Call Receive a phone call using the handset. When the phone is ringing, the “EXT” or “INT” symbol related to the incoming call flashes. In the LCD Message area from system, message from system is displayed. At the same time, in the Local message area, name and CID is displayed.
  • Page 27 4.BASIC FUNCTIONS Press END ( ) button to complete the transfer. 4.5.2 Unscreened Transfer When the called station begins to ring, Press END ( ) button to complete the transfer after ring back tone is heard. Then, a message is displayed on the LCD of the called station. If the call is not answered within 30 seconds, recall ring is ringing at both stations.
  • Page 28 4.BASIC FUNCTIONS through a PABX. If you are talking with intercom line, press FLASH ( ) button to release a call. Then, dial tone will be heard and you may make another call or do the other operation, for example, programming using system function and so on. If you are talking with CO line, press FLASH ( ) button to release a call.
  • Page 29 4.BASIC FUNCTIONS Press the Option ( ) button during a call. The handset displays Call Options menu. Select Mute in the Call Options menu and press the OK ( ) button. The handset displays “MUTED” on the center of the LCD. When you press Enable ( ) button the function is deactivated.
  • Page 30 5.Phonebook 5. Phonebook  In the Off-Hook Mode (reference 5.1 Phonebook Menu)  While talking, press Option ( ) button and select Phone Book in Call Options menu.  In the On-Hook Mode  Press Names ( ) button (reference 5.1 Phonebook Menu) ...
  • Page 31 5.Phonebook 5.1.3 Modify  Search directory to modify (reference 5.1.1 Find).  Modify name and number, to use or cancel CO access code or saved position.  English Mode Number to Repeat < > &  Italian Mode Number to Repeat <...
  • Page 32 5.Phonebook  Spanish Mode Number to Repeat < > á à é è í ì Ç ñ ó ò ú ù € &  Russian Mode Number to Repeat < > α σ в г Α Б В Г д е...
  • Page 33 5.Phonebook 5.1.4 Delete 5.1.4.1 Delete One Search directory to delete (reference 5.1.1 Find). Press Delete ( ) button to delete selected phonebook. 5.1.4.2 Delete All All Phone Book directories will be deleted. 5.2 Find Phonebook Direct menu Press DOWN ( ) button.
  • Page 34 6.Programming Features 6. Programming Features To enter the programming features menu, the user has to press the Menu ( ) button during Idle Mode or during Not Subscribed Mode. During a call, either internal or external, no access to the programming feature is possible. The following list shows the programming features menu structures.
  • Page 35 6.Programming Features 6.1.1.3 Delete The user can delete call. In Option mode, select Delete menu press the OK ( ) button. Press the OK ( ) button to delete the selected number.  Selected number is deleted and goes back to the previous menu. 6.1.1.4 Call The user can make a call with the selected number.
  • Page 36 6.Programming Features 6.1.4.1 Missed Calls The user can delete all Missed Calls. In Option mode, select Missed Calls menu press the OK ( ) button. Press the OK ( ) button to delete all Missed Calls.  All Missed Calls are deleted and goes back to the previous menu. 6.1.4.2 Received Calls The user can delete all Received Calls.
  • Page 37 6.Programming Features Ringing Type  You can hear melodies.(9 melodies) You can choose Ring by pressing the  LEFT/RIGHT( ) button.  You can set as External/ Internal Ring by pressing the SET ( ) button. Volume  9 volumes. You can choose volume by pressing the LEFT/RIGHT( ) button.
  • Page 38 6.Programming Features 6.3.2 Base Choice The wireless terminal, GDC-400H(GAP), can be subscribed to up to 4 GAP systems. However, the wireless terminal can’t use all systems at the same time. Only one system selected by a user is available for using the wireless terminal. This function is to select system that a user wants to use.
  • Page 39 6.Programming Features 6.3.5.2 Reset Settings Select Reset menu and press OK ( ) button. “HS PIN : ” is displayed. Input “HS PIN” and press OK ( ) button to move into Reset submenus. Select Settings menu and press OK ( ) button.
  • Page 40 6.Programming Features 6.4.2 Modify Text Select Modify Text and press the OK ( ) button. And then you can modify the text. If you finish modifying text, press the OK ( ) button. 6.4.3 Delete Select Delete and press the OK ( ) button.
  • Page 41 6.Programming Features 6.5 Phone Settings There are 9 menus in this menu.  Clock  Alarm clock Keypad Tones   Display  Language Silent Mode   Keypad Lock  S/W Version  Edit CO Code  Missed Call Mode ...
  • Page 42 6.Programming Features Dialing color When you set this function each number is displayed on screen with a different color. If you want to change the contrast, select Contrast Set and press the OK ( ) button. And then change the contrast with the LEFT/RIGHT( ) buttons, and press the OK ( button.
  • Page 43 6.Programming Features 6.5.8 S/W Version Selecting this sub-menu displays current software version on the LCD. 6.5.9 Edit Co Code A user can edit 4 CO access codes for each system. This means CODE-1 is for Base 1, CODE-2 is for Base 2 and CODE-4 is for Base 4. It is used when you select CO code to “yes”...
  • Page 44 7.Key System Functions 7. Key System Functions 7.1 Call Park A user can park using intercom call or CO line to CO line parking location. 7.1.1 Call Park While connected to an outside call; Press TRANS ( ) button shorter than 1 second. Dial a parking location.
  • Page 45 7.Key System Functions 7.3 Answering a Message Waiting Indication If a message is displayed on the LCD, it indicates that a message is left to you. The first left message will be answered at first. Press TALK ( ) button. Press CALL BACK ( ) button.
  • Page 46 7.Key System Functions Press SPEED ( ) button shorter than 1second. Dial speed bin number. (ipLDK-24/100/300/300E: 000~099) (Only available speed bin is displayed on the LCD. And only one speed bin number is displayed at every time using this function.) Dial a phone number to be stored.
  • Page 47 7.Key System Functions 7.6 System Redial 7.6.1 To Redial Saved Number Press TALK ( ) button. Press SPEED ( ) button shorter than 1 second. Press .  Caution This feature doesn’t work at the intercom call. 7.6.2 To Redial Last Number The last dialed number to outside lines is saved automatically.
  • Page 48 7.Key System Functions 7.7 Call Forward When a user can’t receive calls, a user can forward all user’s calls to another subscriber’s station. Press TALK ( ) button. Press Press the call forward type: Call Forward Type Call Forward Condition Call Forward Destination Follow me Station No.
  • Page 49 7.Key System Functions 7.9 Authorization Code 7.9.1 To Register Access Authorization Code To prevent unauthorized outside call (DISA access or Trunk Access), a user can lock/unlock a station with an access authorization code. Press TALK ( ) button. Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second and press Dial the station’s 5-digit Access Authorization code.
  • Page 50 7.Key System Functions Dial the current Access Authorization code. Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second (Confirmation tone will be heard).  Note An access authorization code should be registered. STOP!  If a user forgets the access authorization code, only the admin station can restore it. 7.11 Universal Night Answer When the system is in universal night answering mode, the subscriber’s station which is not ringing can receive a CO line call.
  • Page 51 7.Key System Functions Two kinds of wake-up call exist; effective for one-day or effective until canceled. 7.14.2 To Register Wake-up Time Press TALK ( ) button. Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second. Press and 4 digits wake-up time (HHMM) in 24-hour mode. (HH = 00~23, MM = 00~59) Press for permanent use.
  • Page 52 7.Key System Functions 7.16 Paging 7.16.1 To page Press TALK ( ) button. Dial page zone. (See the below table. Confirmation tone will be heard.) After the tone, speak in a normal tone of voice. Press TALK ( ) button. Page Zone ipLDK-24 ipLDK-100...
  • Page 53 7.Key System Functions The followings are programmed data to be recovered. Station number.   Idle LCD message.  Message icon.  FORWARD message format.  DND message format. Press TALK ( ) button. Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second. ...
  • Page 54 7.Key System Functions Press TALK ( ) button. Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second. Press (Confirmation tone will be heard.) Enter the message. (Up to 10 letters can be entered by using codes shown in the above “Programming A Name Into Display”) Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second.
  • Page 55 7.Key System Functions Press . 7.21.6 To record a paging message Press TALK ( ) button. Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second. Press Press # to start recording. Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second or END ( ) button.
  • Page 56 8. DECT Functions 8. DECT Functions 8.1 MOBILITY MANAGEMENT FUNCTION 8.1.1 Hand-Over Once a call has been made, it is still necessary to change physical channels without release of the call. Frequency band or time slot can be changed due to quality degradation or interference, the associated base stations can be changed due to the mobility of a user in a multi-cell environment.
  • Page 57 9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 9. Installation of Wireless Terminal  A user should do subscription procedure to use a wireless terminal with key system.  The procedure is an auto mode subscription. A user has to get only AC from the system before subscription processing.
  • Page 58 9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 9.2 Subscription This procedure is for subscribing the wireless terminal to ipLDK-24/100/300/300E WOTS system. To subscribe GDC-400H, you should follow two steps. The First step is making the system be in subscription enabled state. While the system is in subscription enabled state, you should second step.
  • Page 59 9. Installation of Wireless Terminal At the Wireless Terminal Menu ( ) + Select Phone Register menu + Select Subscription + Select empty BASE + AC code + OK ( Press Menu ( ) button. Main Menu is displayed on the LCD. Select Phone Register menu by pressing Navigation ( ) button and OK ( ) button.
  • Page 60 9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 9.3 De-subscription I De-subscription makes a wireless terminal loose access right to the ipLDK-24/100/300/300E WOTS. To de-subscribe the wireless terminal, it should be in an idle state. To De-subscribe At the Attendant Station TRANS/PGM + 0# + Flex.
  • Page 61 9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 9.4 De-subscription II There is another way to de-subscribe locally. The subscription data of the phone (stored in MPB and WTIB or the wireless terminal) should be erased separately at both sides by 9.3 de- subscriptionⅠ...
  • Page 62 9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 9.5 Authentication The process by which the identity of a user of the wireless terminal is checked by the system. The User Personal Identification (UPI), manually entered by a user, is used for user authentication. To Authenticate a User At the Attendant Station TRANS/PGM...
  • Page 63 10. Useful Information 10. Useful Information 10.1 System Specification  Standard DECT/GAP  Frequency band 1880~1900MHz  Typical distance from a base station to a wireless terminal 70meters Items 2. Max. Cell Number 1. Board Name 3. Channels/Cell System (Base Station Num.) Name WTIB ipLDK-24...
  • Page 64 10. Useful Information Item Spec Maximum power: 250mW Modulation method: GFSK Battery Talking Mode: 15 hours Standby Mode: 150 hours Type: DC 2.4V/920mAh (NiMH) Programmable Ring Type: Internal, External ring: each 9 kind Display feature Icon: Type: LCD, 65K color Dialing mode: DTMF Phonebook...
  • Page 65 11. Troubleshooting Guide 11. Troubleshooting Guide Problem Reason Solution Check the battery then, press LCD is empty. No power the POWER button. “NO CHANNEL” is displayed Wait until a free channel is No free channel when pressing TALK button. released. While connected to a call, Small Voice Small voice level...
  • Page 66 11. Troubleshooting Guide Problem Reason Solution Do desubscribe locally in both When pressing TALK button, sides, Subscription Phone icon ( ) is blinking the system and the terminal and Disagreement several times and disappeared. subscribe the terminal in the system again. 1.
  • Page 67 Appendix Appendix A. USER MENU TREE...
  • Page 68 Appendix Appendix B. Function Short-Key Table Function Short-Key Table related to Key System Call Service * ipLDK-24/100/300/300E FEATURE INPUT KEY Call Transfer (During a call) [TRANS] + STA # + END( Call Waiting/Camp On TALK( ) + STA # + (if busy tone is heard) Call Back TALK( ) + STA # + [CALL BACK] Attendant Call...
  • Page 69 Appendix FEATURE INPUT KEY Delete Paging Message TALK( ) + [PROGRAM] + 6 + 7 Universal Night Answer TALK( ) + 5 + 6 + 9 TALK( )+8+digit(ipLDK-300/300E : 01~72. ipLDK-100 :01~24, ipLDK- CO Line Access 24: 01~08) TALK( ) + 8 + 8 + digit (ipLDK-300 : 001~200, ipLDK-300E : 001~400, Individual CO Line Access ipLDK-100 : 01~40, ipLDK-24:01~12 ) Station Speed Dial...
  • Page 70 Appendix wireless terminal in Talking Mode. At the DKTU 1. NO RESPONSE Description: After key system requests a call to the wireless terminal, if there is no response from the wireless terminal, this message is displayed on the LCD of DKTU. Called station: Power-off Called station: Out-of-svc area 2.
  • Page 71 Appendix At the Wireless Terminal 1. NO CHANNEL Description: There is not enough system resource. If the message is displayed frequently on the LCD of DKTU, the system should be installed more. There is no available RF channel. There is no available PCM Hi-way; MPB side ...