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  • Page 1 Possio PM80 User´s Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Important Connection and power Getting started ..........7 Connection .
  • Page 3 Automatic SMS message printing ......22 Special characters ........22 Voice calls with Ericsson GC25 .

  • Page 4: Important

    Important Read this before using your Possio Messenger PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOUR PM80 IS CHARGED FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS BEFORE USING IT FOR THE FIRST TIME. TO CHARGE THE PM80 IN VEHICLES USE ONLY POSSIO ORIGINAL CHARGER 12/24 V DC The included charger is for 230V only.
  • Page 5 Possio PM80. Save this booklet for future reference. The Possio PM80 can always print selected parts of the Quick Guide by pressing the r- key and selecting the parts you wish to print. The Quick Guide is also available on the Internet at www.possio.com.

  • Page 7: Connection And Power

    Connection and power - r b Getting started Please make sure that your PM80 is charged for at least two hours before using it for the first time. Connection In order to operate, your Possio PM80 needs a cellular telephone with PC card, Infrared mo- dem or a Card Phone.
  • Page 8 Note 3: The battery has a capacity of 4-5 days in stand-by mode. Note 4: If you do not wish to use the PM80 for a lengthy period you should switch it off completely to avoid unnecessary charging of the battery.
  • Page 9 Low battery warning When the battery charge drops below 20%, the v-indicator will blink and a warning signal will sound. Connect the PM80 to its original charger as soon as possible to avoid any loss of data. Settings such as date and time will always be maintained by the PM80´s internal back-up...

  • Page 10: Message Handling

    The Error sound is heard when a new page is inserted into the scanner slot. Either send pages or erase the document memory. (See “Erasing the Document Memory” P.13.) Note 3: If PM80 stops scanning due to low battery level, the paper can only be released after the PM80 has been recharged by pressing m and p.

  • Page 11: Receiving Faxes

    At a time that is convenient for you, connect your cellular phone or card phone to the PM80. Access the message service centre in the way defined by your network operator in order to initiate the forwarding and reception of your fax messages.

  • Page 12: Copying

    (including country code). Out of paper If you run out of paper while receiving a message, the PM80 will stop printing. Change the paper roll as described in Paperhandling. Continue printing by pressing m. Copying You can make copies of scanned documents.

  • Page 13: Erasing The Document Memory

    Generally stored SMS messages on the SIM-card can be printed by pressing m followed by cc. Note: Printing an SMS message will automatically erase the message from the SIM card. Please refer to our Internet Homepage, www.possio.com, for the latest information on SMS message printing on your specific cellular phone and modem.

  • Page 14: Paper Handling

    Ensure that the paper edge is even and straight. Make sure that the PM80 is switched on. Unroll some paper and place the roll behind the PM80. Insert the edge into the paper entry slot. Press the x-key for at least 2 seconds to feed paper. The PM80 will feed paper until you release the key.
  • Page 15 If your PM80 suffers a severe paper jam, please switch it off immediately. Contact your local dealer or support centre for help. Note: Never attempt to cut the PM80, insert foreign objects into it, or repair it yourself. Doing so will invalidate your warranty. Tearing the paper Grasp the paper and tear it off towards you and against the edge.

  • Page 16: Date And Time

    Confirm by pressing the t-key or revert to the previous setting by pressing the s-key. Fax number - m bc You can also personalise your Possio PM80 by entering your own fax number. This informa- tion is included in the identity line at the top of each transmitted page. It is automatically inserted on your transmitted or copied pages.

  • Page 17: Fax Resolution

    Infrared function - m bf Please refer to the section: Infrared function. Power down time-out - m bg The PM80 uses a sleep (stand-by) mode to extend the battery life. Since PC cards and modems draw battery power they are disconnected in sleep mode.

  • Page 18: Speaker Volume

    The default power down time is 20 minutes of inactivity. To wake the PM80 from sleep mode, press any key for a minimum of 5 seconds. THE PM80 CANNOT SEND NOR RECEIVE FAXES WHEN IN SLEEP MODE. The battery has enough capacity to support most PC cards or modems for up to 9 hours.

  • Page 19: Infrared Function

    Cellular phones with built-in modem and an infrared port can also communicate with the PM80 (using IrDA), if compatible. In this case a PC card and cable are not necessary in order to transmit and receive faxes. When using the infrared port, make sure the distance between the PM80 and the phone or computer is short (max.

  • Page 20: Infrared Modem Connection

    You can now print from your computer and use the Possio as your mobile printer. There are two ways you can use the Possio PM80 with a computer: (1) as a printer to print documents, and (2) as document memory for outgoing fax messages. To use the latter feature, choose the “Print to Memory”...

  • Page 21: Card Phone

    Ericsson GC25 card. The lower casing can be purchased from your distributor. PIN code If the security PIN code is activated on the SIM card when inserted, the PM80 will ask you for a four-digit code. Enter your code followed by t.

  • Page 22: Automatic Sms Message Printing

    The sequence should be stored as one of the phonebook entries 1–9 on the SIM card and can then be accessed with keys b-j on the PM80. For example, if your sequence is stored as entry 1, press the b key for at least two seconds to start the sequence.

  • Page 23: Satellite Version

    Switch on the PM80 by pressing the keys x and b simultaneously for 2 seconds. When the o indicator is blinking the PM80 is ready to send and receive faxes. When the o is steady, the PM80 is transmitting or receiving a fax.
  • Page 24 To receive a fax The PM80 will print all incoming faxes automatically when connected. Do not press any key while receiving or sending a fax. Note: At the date of printing, Possio recommends only the Psion Dacom V.34 Gold Card as PC card.

  • Page 25: Indicators, Keys, Signals

    The Possio PM80 cannot receive or transmit fax messages when the battery power is below 10%. You are advised not to use your PM80 with less than 20% battery power. The battery level can be checked at the start of the event log. To print the event log, press the m key followed by cb.

  • Page 26: Keys

    Will only flash up to 5 times (pages). However, you can still scan up to 20 pages of text. l Paper sense and Receive Memory, red Steady if the paper has run out. Blinks if the PM80 has pages yet to be printed. If necessary, continue printing by pressing the m-key.
  • Page 27 When copying multipage documents the Stop key will stop printing the current page. After a pause of five seconds the PM80 will then start printing the following page, unless the Stop key is pressed a second time during the pause.
  • Page 28 Scanner. x The Up Arrow key This key is used as a shift key to switch the PM80 on and off when operating with the internal battery. To switch on: Press the b key and the x key simultaneously for at least two seconds.

  • Page 29: Audio Signals

    The symbol keys always make a click sound when pressed. If you do not hear the click you have not pressed firmly enough, or else the PM80 is not ready to receive your command or is not switched on. You will also hear a click when you insert a document into the document scanner.
  • Page 30 “Error-sound” When a problem occurs in an activity you may hear the surprised “Aohh!”. Restart the PM80 and try again. “Crash” This sound indicates that all documents scanned into the memory have been erased.

  • Page 31: Reports Event Log

    The PM80 will print incoming SMS messages automatically if connected. Once an SMS mes- sage has been printed on the PM80 it is automatically deleted from your SIM card. SMS messages stored on your SIM card (or received when not connected to the PM80) can be printed by pressing m cc.

  • Page 32: Troubleshooting

    5 Make sure that the PC card or IR modem is properly connected. 6 Check the software version of the PM80 and the modem in the Event log. Restart your PM80 with the modem connected to it and look for the modem response on the line above Modem command: ‘AT+FREV?’.

  • Page 33: Error Codes

    Call set-up failure 1 Check your signal strength and try again 2 Bad connection to PC card – turn your PM80 off, reinsert the PC card and try again 3 A non-compatible PC card or PC card s/w. Check our compatibility list...

  • Page 34: Reception

    Fax negotiation failure 1 A communication error - try again 2 Check your signal strength and try again 3 A non-compatible PC card or PC card s/w. Check our compatibility list 4 A possible network error Document transmission failure 1 Check whether the receiver got all pages - try again 2 No answer - try again Failed to receive result of document transmission 1 The receiver might be busy - try again...

  • Page 35: General Network Commands

    General network commands Transmission and reception of faxes with your PM80 requires a SIM card with fax service activated. Your Operator will provide you with a separate fax number. Network fax services A separate fax number — your “Personal Number” and your “Personal Fax Number”...
  • Page 36 Conditional forwarding of fax calls Incoming calls can be conditionally forwarded to another number. An incoming call can be forwarded when the called number is “Not answering”, “Not within service (or switched off)”, or “Number busy”. In the case an incoming fax call cannot be established, for any of the above reasons, the fax message can be forwarded to the operator’s fax mail service in the network for intermediate storage.
  • Page 37 To deactivate the fax call forwarding Deactivation of the fax call forwarding is done by the generic commands, ## 61 y 13 # followed by the Send-key for “Not answering”, ## 62 y 13 # followed by the Send-key for “Not within service (or switched off)”, and ## 67 y 13 # followed by the Send-key for “Number busy”.

  • Page 38: Safety Instructions

    • Do not dismantle or attempt to repair your Possio Messenger yourself. All repairs should be made by qualified personnel. • Do not expose your Possio Messenger to rain, extreme heat, cold or sunlight, sand, dust and do not spill liquids on it. Avoid using strong chemicals or detergents when cleaning your Possio Messenger.

  • Page 39: Licence And Warranty

    This Limited User Licence is a legal document which constitutes an agreement between you, as the end user, and System Innovation AB, for the use of the Possio Messenger and the soft- ware included therein (hereinafter respectively referred to as the “Product” and the “Software”.

  • Page 40: Limited Warranty

    This Limited User Licence is effective until terminated. The licence will terminate automati- cally without notice from System Innovation AB if you fail to comply with any provision hereof. The Software contains confidential material of System Innovation AB and you under- take not to dissect, disassemble, decompile or in any other way endeavour to discover the workings of the material nor to alter or to deface the material in any way for the purpose of passing off, except as may be permitted by law.

  • Page 41: Warranty Conditions

    Warranty Conditions The warranty is not applicable in cases other than defects in material, design and work- manship. The warranty does not cover the following: (a) repair and replacement of parts due to normal wear and tear, (b) upgrading of Software due to amendments or changes in Software parameters, (c) damage to the product resulting from (i) abuse or misuse, including but not limited to, the failure to use the Product for its normal purposes or in accordance with Sys- tem Innovation ABís instructions on use of the Product, and the installation or use of...

  • Page 42: Disclaimer

    For the warranty to be valid, you are required to notify the Dealer of your intentions to make a claim under the Warranty no later than thirty (30) days from the expiry of the Warranty Period. Disclaimer System Innovation AB grants no further warranties on the Product or the Software. Any liability of System Innovation AB for the breach of any warranty or condition, express or implied, whether by statute or otherwise, including any liability for indirect or consequential loss (in- cluding but not limited to loss of business profits, business interruption and loss of informa-...

  • Page 43: Notices

    Notices All warranty enquiries shall be directed to the Dealer. The cost of transportation of the Product to such place of purchase shall, irrespective of the validity of the warranty claim, be born by you. NOTE: The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the userís authority to operate the equipment.

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