Operation Of The Potsdock 9555; Starting Up; Charging The Iridium 9555 Handset - Beam iridium PotsDOCK 9555 Installation & User Manual

Operation of the PotsDOCK 9555

Starting Up

1. Retract the antenna on the 9555 handheld phone.
2. Place the handset into the PotsDOCK as per the previous
instructions.
3. If using ACC system, switch the vehicle ignition to ACC or ON
position; 9555 handset and PotsDOCK will automatically power up.
4. Wait for the 9555 handset to register on the Iridium network.
5. You are now ready to make and receive calls.
NOTE:
If the battery is too flat, or the Iridium 9555 fails to power up the
9555 handset may power cycle twice during start-up, at which time
the Iridium 9555 will power down and the PotsDOCK will go into
a one minute charge cycle at which time the handset will reboot,
during this cycle the Ringer LED will flash RED / GREEN.
In the event the 9555 still fails to power ON or stay ON, the
PotsDOCK will follow the above sequence however for a 10 minute
duration in order to charge the battery. Please be patient during this
startup sequence.
If the Iridium 9555 is removed from the cradle during the charging
process, then reinserted the startup process will restart from the
beginning.
Please be patient during this startup sequence.
charging process
When removing the 9555 from the PotsDOCK:
1. Remove the 9555 handset from the PotsDOCK, this should also
automatically turn the 9555 off.
2. Extend the antenna of the 9555 handset.
3. The handset can now be powered on for normal mobile operation.

Charging the Iridium 9555 Handset

The 9555 Handset has its battery automatically charged via the base
connector. DO NOT plug into the side power-port of the 9555, whilst
docked in the cradle.
The battery of the Iridium 9555 is a lithium iron cell which for safety
has a temperature limit whilst charging, this charging range is
from 0 to 40 degrees Celsius (32 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Ringer / Mute LED will flash RED / GREEN during above
NOTE:
The 9555 handset can be removed whilst powered, however the
handset will turn off automatically.
If it is removed during a call, the 9555 will attempt to remain in call
(as long as antenna is extended and in sky view). The call may drop
out during this transition, and the phone may turn off.